scott in connection to that fatal night. placer county deputies saying they believe sarah feeney is that masked man wearing the hoodie in that surveillance video. adrian says when she learned her sister's husband, daniel sarah phinney and her sisters, close friend samantha scott, were arrested for the shooting of her parents. she was shaken to her core. she says, quote, this was a heinous, calculated crime. did you lawsuit alleges danny and aaron were responsible for adrian? is parents deaths and claims the murder and attempted murder were premeditated and planned. adrian is now suing for damages as a direct result of the murder and attempted murder of her parents claiming the incident has deprived her of love, affection, comfort, mental support, lost earnings and many other damages as they relate to the events that have played out as a result of the 2021. lake tahoe shooting. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us. >> israel is keeping the pressure on hamas punishing then with airstrikes. civilians, though, are still crossing kos caught in the crossfire in gaza after another israeli bombing run a home at a supermarket were destro ed. israel is targ

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located in the polish city of zamost on kosmina street, house 1, two british citizens colin scott and adrian davis arrived. also, three us citizens michael vukovich andrew fox and oliver short recommend that these citizens come to their senses and return home alive , we recall that in accordance with international humanitarian law, foreign mercenaries are not combatants and the best that awaits them in the event of capture alive is a trial and maximum prison terms . russia will help brazil overcome the fuel crisis for countries close to concluding a deal on the supply of diesel fuel. they can start in 2 months, the brazilian president started this. jair was sonar. e last year fuel prices. in brazil, we have grown by almost one and a half times on how the upcoming deal will look like, as well as on other areas of cooperation, we will talk with the russian ambassador to brazil and alexei labets alexei kazimirovich hello tell us at what stage is the deal in the supply of russian diesel to brazil, on what conditions will a contract was signed and uh, what does he give you? good afternoon. good a

they are in the uk colleen, scott and adrian davis, as well as three us citizens michael vujkovic andrewese citizens come to their senses and return home alive let me remind you that in accordance with international humanitarian law, foreign mercenaries are not combatants and the best that awaits them in the event of capture alive is a trial and maximum prison terms. the nitrogen plant is being restored, in fact, a city within a huge city, the territory where the radicals held people and covered themselves with them, like a human shield of the workshop, mines turned into ruins everywhere, in order for the enterprise to be revived, there is a colossal work to be done, and it is already in full swing. here is what our correspondent saw. oh world. yusupov for the first time since release. severodonetsk employees of the nitrogen plant go to work enterprises of the city forming people say the city and the name is indivisible. this is our life, we live here. we work nitrogen, we love the city and we will not leave the territory strewn with mines and the main workshops that did not explode. mas

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adrian brown joins us from beijing and scott heidler from hong kong. what are you seeing from protesters, scott? >> well, the sun has been up for several hours here and we haven't seen any violent confrontations, since late sunday night, in almost ten years. we haven't seen any of that today, monday morning but what we have seen more of a sit in. you can see some people behind me that actually retreated underneath two bridges, it is very hot in hong kong right now. they have blocked off this main artery right here in the center part of hong kong. just behind the corner is the government headquarters, the central financial district has taken a hit because of what's been going on here. financial institution ve have ad people to work from home. several dozens of bank branches have closed because of the sit in. the unfolded monday, business we'll week, very business oriented city. monday morning, no violence but still thousands of protesters on the streets of hong kong. >> no violence certainly encouraging but what is the goal scott? what are the students

top sprinter and cal student, nathan adrian has a good shot in a medal. and san jose native scott welsh will swim in the finals of 100 meter breast stroke. faster time than gold medal favorite in the semis yesterday. don't miss a moment of the olympic action check out our viewing guide on nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning a city auditor's report last night, overnight rather slams oakland police for spending millions of dollars on technology it never used. today christie smith has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more criticism coming down on the oakland police department at this time that even with the severe budget problem the department went on ahead and bought equipment that it didn't use or that was underused. that according to a new report that was just released by the city auditors office, including the shot spotter gunshot detection system, a series of microphones around the city that can pick up sound and determine where it's coming from. in that case the lack of use was because of staffing shortages and also apparently officers received some really

i'm randy scott with your "sportscenter" update. we start in texas where adrianeltre has himself a ball game. bottom two. rangers and orioles. former teammate pitching. but beltre doesn't care. solo shot. 20th of the season. bottom four. another one for beltre. this one, a two-run shot. the rangers would bat around. beltre came up again in the fourth. and he would go again. his third of the game. rangers win, 12-3. whatever you do, do not touch beltre's head to celebrate. >>> rays have been red-hot. they're getting it done on the mound. james shields, facing the royals. top eight. shields still in there. ge ge gets eric ausmer. >>> joaquin arias, not a lot of playing time. he's making a case for it. san fran looking for the first three-game sweep of their rivals in three years. arias, with that home run. five rbis. the giants get the job done in support of matt cain, who was fantastic. gets his 13th win of the season. 8-4, your final. >>> for all of your sports information, you can go to espn.com, catch "sportscenter," or watch "the highlight express," at 11:00 e

people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong and for more on that public acknowledgement adrian was mentioning let's bring in scott heiler he's joining us from beijing so the leaders in china as we're hearing they're calling this epidemic as a major test the china system what were they saying and what are we to read into these comments scott. yes absolutely the top 7 leaders of this nation led by president xi jinping had another very rare standing committee of the pullup euro meeting and out of that they said they were short comings and that there were difficulties in the early stages of dealing with this coronavirus crisis and they're carrying the way through they're trying to correct as much as they can they said that and they say they there are systems that need to be corrected and improved that's quite a rare admission from the very top government officials here in the central government here in beijing that what's going to be interesting moving forward ok they are saying this this is they say this is a difficult situation what are they going to do to change things we do know now what they're trying to do is b

adrian elrod, john brabender, and eugene scott, a reporter for "the washington post." let me ask you, there's two issues. one is the democrats and the special counsel and everybody else have the enough on trump to begin to impeach him. the other is, what is the question of russia's involvement clearly established in the 2016 election? whatever effect it had? did it turn it against hillary? whatever it was it was there. the american people know it was there and most believe it's coming back at us in '18. how is that going to affect this administration's history in the books? >> i think it's going to affect very negatively president trump's history. look, it is infuriating an that our president does not seem to care about this, despite collusion or not, the fact that he doesn't seem to care. he's had two major intelligence officials testify in the last two weeks he has not directed them to do anything. it's going to have a dismal effect. >> what do you make of that mike rogers all of them saying he's never told me to do anything about the russians. >> the bigger problem.

the red scott scored five runs, the first off the bat of adrian beltre. he belted this -- get it? 0-foot home run. nine batters later, it is 5-0 boston. birds climb back in. look out. do not hit the wall. nick markakis and luke scott scored. not enough. the red sox win. how about beatrice capra of ellicott? ellicott you can see her right ear. she is in the near corporate they call her tracy. -- they call her crazy. she upsets aravane rezai in the second round of the u.s. open. match point, appear. capra in the near corporate she attended mcdonough at one time. she will play maria sharapova. pam shriver, a 16-year-old mcdonough student, made the finals against chris everett patrick tracey goes to the giant everett tennis academy in florida. all connected right there. chris everett is a good friend of hers. >> kudos to you. you did the 11:00 p.m. last night. >> he is amazing. >> this is the 11:00 a.m.? >> we will be right back. ini'm lowell melser live ocean city, where we're still watching hurricane earl. not much going on. we will have the story. >> an economic chalk up today. whit

they've ignored it before let's see what they do in the coming hours adrian 00 school heidi reporting live from bangkok they thanks scott. the governor of afghanistan's helmand province is accusing the taliban of working with al qaida and other foreign fighters. says that the armed groups are supporting the taliban and attacks against government forces fighting has been escalating in recent days raising concerns that stalled peace talks may collapse completely lived out of kabul filio contraflow is for us what are we to make of the the governor's comments . well you know i demanded to important to say at the moment that the fighting heavy fighting between government forces and the taliban in the south and province of helmand and its 7th day we contacted the governor's office and he's in helmand and he spokesman confirmed to us what the government has been saying that. and other foreign fighters have been supporting the taliban offensive in home on it when we asked where are they basing this he said that they have all the evidence however it sensitive information that cannot release at the time now should this turn out t

scott. well, there's a libertarian on the ballot, named adrian wily. he is polling between 6 and 10%. ould tip the balance and take support from either one of them. pollsters said originally he was pulling from rick scott and now they think he's pulling from charlie crist. it's a razor thin margin here as well. in terms of early vote, the turnout is higher than expected. looking back at 2010, rick scott went in to an election day with 272,000 more republicans than democrats coming to vote early. this year, going into election day that margin is just 100,000 more republicans than democrats. so again, carol, it's very tight. but what happens tonight will matter because if the margin is less than half of a percentage point it triggers an automatic recount. >> interesting. some say pot could actually swing florida's deadlocked race. tell us about that. >> this was a little bit of a political push. now in order to get medical marijuana passed as an initiative here in florida, it needs 60% to pass. that seems unlikely, but the democrats have put that on the ballot in the hopes that it would

during can't t, the fires have been put out for the most part were south of scott about 20 kilometers are right on the adrian coast. i can see to see from where i'm standing and what you might see behind me is a burnt olive grove. and we're seeing a lot of these in these region. they're mainly family operations. people make their own olive oil. but these olive trees just fueled fires over the weekend weekend and families are now coming back families we've been seeing and assessing the damage at their properties. some of these olive trees date back century. so there's a lot of heartache and heartbreak that we're seeing with the family to as they return. some of them have lost property as well in addition, but they're really assessing the situation to fire brigade just passed us moments ago. there also seeing if any of these fires still have dangerous embers, but here in the center of italy, they've gotten a break in the hot weather. it's still warm. it's about 30 degrees where i'm standing right now. but the real problem is south of here in puleo and calabi and sicily, where fire brigades are struggling again

their anger but we'll find out how beijing is looking at those developments with adrian brown in a bit but 1st let's talk to scott hide and hong kong. scott you outside the legislative council we've already seen riot police deployed that this morning is there a concern about further violence especially given those numbers. council building known as let's go is that block building behind me you'll see in front of that black building at least on this side there are thousands of protesters and we've been here for over an hour and there's been a steady stream of protesters gathering this group back here they've also been dragging the gates and coridon is in front of them as well that is because mainly 200 meters down this road behind the camera riot police have started to stage about the same time a 90 minutes ago i would say dozens at this stage so right now obviously this is a point where there could be some kind of confrontation you know we have seen a scuffle we saw scuffles sunday night during that 1000000 person protest here around let's go right now there haven't been any scuffles we know that a few 100 protes

away from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. scott hi liz live from the school of the teenager who was shot by police during protests. we seem to be something of a crossroads when it comes to the process that we know. particularly after the firing of live rounds against demonstrations where do we stand. yes and where in front of a secondary school that you and you can tended now something amazing here just over the last hour or 2 you know hundreds were gathering out front it's a bit empty out here now that's because they are now inside the secondary school the principal came out addressed the crowd for a little bit and then they brought them in for into the assembly hall so they could have a discussion almost immediately after the principal came out he brought them in so it's quite an amazing feat for this principal he is just the principal of the school secondary school where this shooting victim attended he's brought them in these people a lot of them themselves alumni of this secondary school they were out here protesting they're i

be punished that amounts to a public acknowledgement that they failed the people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong scott hyder is in beijing he explains how chinese officials are reacting to criticism of their response to the virus. you know they've said that their short comings and difficulties in the way that they've dealt with this so far you know that that kind of goes from the low levels of government all the way up to the 7 most powerful leaders here in china know 2 times since this crisis has really surfaced over the last 10 days the pope or a standing committee has met that's the 7 most powerful leaders in this nation led by xi jinping the president and they met just within the last 32 hours 24 hours and they said that there were short comings and problems with the way that this was handled so obviously that's a big admission now later in the day we heard from the health commission the national health commission and they said that they do not yet see what they called a turning point a century when the numbers of those infected and deaths related to corona virus they haven't plateaued or they hav

adrian has, she has moved on. and as of, i guess a couple of weeks ago, a few weeks back, she, her husband michael and her two cats scott and louie. >> yes, very important. >> it's important to get that right. have moved to new york city where adrian will play a pretty important leadership role for planned parenthood in new york city. and that's a very big accomplishment and it's a testament to the amazing, amazing talent that she has. i want to note a little bit more about adrian. she has been doing this work for many, many years. she is truly committed to the work that she does. and what's scary about that work is that, you know, i think it's no exaggeration to say that you literally risk your life on a daily basis every time you come to work, and you do it because you want every woman, irrespective of income, irrespective of background, to have access to basic health. and i am so proud of you, adrian, for what you do. and as the supervisor for district 9, as the representative of a very special place, it is my honor to recognize you as the district 9 woman of the year. i know that you're going to be in new york city,

scott. >>> michael bloomberg is jumping into the d.c. mayor's race. bloomberg officially endorsed incumbent mayor adrian fenty during an event in d.c. he credits him with reducing crime and improving the school system. d.c. council chairman vincent gray says they are happy to concede the manhattan voted to fenty. -- vote to fenty. >>> some people were taken hostage at an embassy in tel aviv, and the attacker was captured after shots were fired. the gunman was identified, a palestinian who threatened to burn the embassy down if he was not granted asylum. he and his wife apparently escaped with minor injuries, those held captive. >>> a bomber blew himself up among hundreds of army recruits gathered at a military headquarters, and the recruits were joining the iraqi force that will be taking place when the americans with drawl. -- withdraw. >>> a staggering 80% of the spilled oil remains below the ocean's surface and the gulf. that is in contrast with government findings, only 26% of the oil remains. this did not pose a direct threat to human beings but could pose a threat to some marine life. some are insisting that seafood is safe to

have not been broken but to some those guarantees now seem worth miss adrian brown al jazeera hong kong well let's bring in robert scott he's a senior international economist at the economic policy institute joins me now via skype from potomac in maryland it's good to have you with us again mr scott's on the program i mean how do you think president biden can tackle china can he do it alone or is he now perhaps left with the option of trying to look for international support. well i think the 1st thing a president biden has to do is to get our own house in order he united states has certainly suffered to climb in democratic standards here over the last 4 years. symbolized by the invasion of congress on january 6th i think the 1st step would be to pass the voting rights act or one that passed the u.s. house last week the so-called john lewis act to expand voting rights and in support efforts to curtail access at the polls particularly for african-american and other minority voters i think beyond that you're right he does need to break and would need to form a coalition of international governments but again u.s. is seen

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scott, he'll outline that proposal tonight. >> pelley: adriana diaz at the state capitol. adrian athank you. lead poisoning is especially harmful to children, and it is irreversible. dr. jon lapook has more on this. >> reporter: the parents of children in flint, michigan have good reason to be worried. >> there's real danger that the and lifelong in them. >> reporter: dr. philip landrigan is dean of global health at mount sinai school of medicine. he's been studying the effects of lead since the 70s. >> the problem here is that no level of lead is safe. even low levels of lead, especially if exposure to low levels continues over many months, is going to cause some degree of brain damage to at least some of the children who are exposed, and that's a big deal. >> reporter: exposed children are at risk for a number of problems, including lower i.q. scores, developmental delays, and behavioral issues such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. even after lead exposure stops, the effects can last for years, or even be permanent. inin flint, michigan, a major challenge will be identifying wh

stage of their preparation for entry into ukraine 1 cosmin street, two british citizens colin scott and adrianies arrived. also , three us citizens michael vujkovic andrew fox and oliver short recommend that these citizens think and return home alive, we recall that, in accordance with international humanitarian law , foreign mercenaries are not combatants and the best that awaits them in the event of capture alive is a trial and maximum prison terms. the press service of north ossetia did not confirm the information that the head of the region, sergei menyailov, was shell-shocked in ukraine earlier, some telegram channels reported that the cartege of the money changer, who was together with the fighters of the alania battalion in ukraine, fell under shelling and that's what the head of north ossetia himself told our channel, so i can't say anymore. the fact is that no one. we did not directly examine the group, there were no losses of wounded shell- shocked. no, what happened is yes, especially on the front line and they fire at settlements , including not once a day, therefore, again, it is

adrian brown al jazeera singapore. let's bring in our guests in washington d.c. scott snyder senior fellow for korea studies and director of the program on the u.s. korea policy of the council on foreign relations in singapore time a junk research fellow for the east asian institute of the national university of singapore and joining us on skype from beijing. director of the china national association of international studies thank you all for joining us. scott isn't this an historic meeting by all stand it was definitely an impressive and historic event this is the first time in seventy years us the north korean leader have match it was certainly well stage and i think a change in many respects in the international environment in east asia. first of all u.s. president was willing to meet with a north korean leader but secondly i don't think that sort of meeting could have occurred without the facilitation and support of south korea and president in which has been who has been the most active supporter in trying to put these two together time who would have ever though

scott and charlie krist. both have 100% name i.d.s, but they report so low. adrian wiley has been fairly competitive and he has capitalized on the old rand paul infrastructure that existed in florida. the fact that they're seeing these numbers and even though small, very noticeable energy in favor of the libertarian, i think it will change on impact when they talk to issues, particularly on medical marijuana, which is on the ballot there. >> do they want to steal thunder, or do the access to other ballot lines create openings for candidates in states where that is a factor. >> my feeling about those ballot lines and these parties with so many different news is that it really kind of--it delights the message of an independent party. if you have an independent candidate running as an independent in these sort of quick brush overs that so many people give to politics they see the constitution party. they don't know what that means. i would argue that there are a lot of people, younger voters who have no idea what a libertarian is. when a libertarian is formed they were

and eugene scott, reporter for "the washington post." adrianwhen i covered your campaign, there were clinton supporters said i don't know if i can vote for bernie sanders. there were plenty of bernie sanders supporters that said i don't think i'll vote for hillary clinton. this sort of throws that favoritism on its head. it is not that they don't have favorites, it is not that they don't have even democrats they would prefer not get the nomination, they're just determined to beat donald trump. how significant could this be? >> it is so significant, chris. i think we saw this play out to an extent in the 2018 midterms when trump wasn't on the ballot, but there was a huge protest vote against trump. a lot of people took the vote for granted in 2016, of course not only do you see bernie sanders supporters not support hillary clinton, you saw people throw away a vote on a third party candidate like jill stein. that's what's impactful with swing left and other organizations are doing. they're not only organizing for the general, but to people in dee

amounts to a public good knowledge meant that they failed the people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong all right let's go live to scott hyla now he's in beijing and these are missteps in the extraordinary times not just in china but in the region as a whole absolutely martinez when you look at what's happened over the last 10 days or so you've had a couple of high level highest level admissions of missteps of challenges of problems things that need be corrected from the top level of the central government here in china you've had you know local governments admitting that they fumbled things at the very beginning but what we've been seeing particularly on state run television here a lot of images of this new hospital that has just opened up and there's another one that's going to open up tomorrow lot of images of supplies coming in but again there's this call from outside of china that they need these medical supplies as we heard in adrian brown's piece right there but one thing that's interesting we have all those challenges but also there are other challenges too and the world health organization just last hour kind

scott double pumps, throws short. might get a completion for a couple of yards and that's what they're going to say, as douglas will make the catch for about four, as adrian, number 94, the leader on that defensive line, was applying pressure on scott. >> craig: this offense was designed to where the ball should have been gone. you got great route recognition by iowa's defense. and not many options for scott to throw the ball to. >> mike: you're right. now third down and six. scott in the shotgun, grigsby on the draw. a lot of quickness across midfield. breaks a tackle. 40, nice cut back, grigsby with blockers in front. 20, 10, to the 1. what a play by grigsby. they've had two offensive plays. the quarterback draw for 27, and net run for 58. >> craig: when you get grigsby in the ball like this in space, you got to make sure when somebody's over here and they're watching. one false step allowed the center of colin baxter to get over there. and from this point on. here's a guy that got speed. he just runs down. >> mike: grigsby, oh, whacked in the backfield. he lost three. what a play by david cato, the back-up strong safety, came flying off the corner and

scott broom joins us live to tell us about what that survivor has to say. >> reporter: adrian boyd barely escaped with his life. he told stories of come plain plaining -- complaining about gas to apartment managers. like others, he has a lawyer. he called firefighters for help in the weeks leading up to the gas explosion that killed 7 at the flower branch apartments. even then, nothing here got fixed. >> i told the management several times that i could smell gas. >> reporter: the night of the explosion, august 10th, he took out the trash and smelled gas again, near a meter room in the basement like this one in neighboring building. before making it to the third floor to call 911 again, he said it felt like a bomb went off and he and his family barely escaped. >> this could have been avoided. >> reporter: he has a lawyer who is focused on apartment building owner's kay apartment management. >> we have information that the management company was repeatedly told, there was a smell of gas and they should do something about it. the management company responded by saying, well, that was nothing

from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong or scott hyder is live at the queen elizabeth hospital in hong kong where the protester who was shot is being treated firstly scots the shooting marks a negative milestone and in the 4 months now are protests where do we stand after some of the worst violence seen so far. yes the student a teenage student was transferred yesterday this had the shooting happened late afternoon on tuesday the student was transferred from the initial hospital he was taken to to queen elizabeth here we know that he went underwent surgery late in the afternoon on tuesday we're also hearing that family and friends of school friends came to visit him at this hospital late on tuesday now what's going to be interesting as we see things moving forward how things will involve you know this is the morning after if you will we saw agents report that it was widespread violence some of the worst violence we've seen in these nearly 4 months of protest during this period what's going to be interesting is to see how both sides

outbreak and overcrowding hospitals there continue to plea for more supplies and staff scott either al-jazeera beijing. adrian brown is in hong kong hey explains what messes the territory is taking. the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from 5 to 6 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning of the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible that somebody who was in 2 weeks ago is now in hong kong and could have the virus now in response to the spreading virus the hong kong authorities have announced that a number of big tourist attractions in hong kong are going to close for the forseeable future that includes the ocean park theme park and also the big disney them

scotts dale. matt cane on the mound, adrian bell train, a swing and a miss.m of the fourth, hunter pence, that one is up and high. that is gone to left. his first of the spring. he would add an rbi double later on in the sixth as the giants go on to win 5-2. >>> you know, a lot of a's fans talk about the hay days of the 1980s when the team went to the world series three separate times and won it in 1989. and all the while the bay area was moved by hammer time and the bash brothers, also very much moved by hammer pants, except now to the team's release pitcher pat neshack, they are going to bring the zuma's back. these are images from inside the clubhouse today. not 1989. if you are wondering how they top the league, this could be their answer. >> that is ugly. >> it's 4-1, puerto rico, over the united states in the world baseball classic. but i have to ask you, maybe raj will admit to this, you had a pair of the hammer pants, didn't you? >> he wears them into the newsroom at night. he does. >> what's under the desk right now, i want to see. if you're a man, y

adrian gonzalez, maui on his mind. arietta cruised through the first six. going against scott scott casmir was cruising as well. justin turner, strikes out looking. arietta seven innings, 8 ks. brought in clayton richard which seemed like a good idea but it wasn't because he gave up three state hits and this one will drive in a run. the floodgates open and the dodgers win, 5-0. >>> giants and braves. denard span has a short attention span. >> ha! >> first pitch he sees, he's got a base hit. next at bat, this the first pitch he sees at that bat, second pitch overall ground out to second base. sixth inning, this is the third pitch he sees. jumps all over that one too. jake peavy celebrating his 35th birthday and a part of the celebration is going to be scoring a run from first. triple rbi in his first at bats while seeing a total of three pitches. peavey, one hit. four relievers helped out with the one-hitter and the giants win it, 4-0. >> peavey celebrated his birthday and clint eastwood celebrated his. >> don't forget game one nba finals thursday night right here on abc. >> al