alexandra: they did the same thing in warsaw. there is a huge cemetery in warsaw, a cemetery in prague. the idea is everything else in the warsaw ghetto was destroyed. everything. it was supposed to become a park called himmler park. there was a notion that if you keep the cemetery, in a way it is a relic of what we destroyed, what a great job we have done. because the anti-semitism among the nazis was so extreme that they blamed the jews for everything. they felt, they believed in their ideology that they were ridding the world or europe of this terrible evil. this was in a way kind of a proof of what they had done, what they had accomplished in their very twisted worldview. tyler: thank you very much. it is really incredible how cemeteries can be sources of cultural memory and even in their very non-destruction can have symbolic meaning there. our next question comes from shane lynn of the macarthur museum of military history. shane asks, do you think that museums have a greater responsibility now more than ever to devote more

alexandra: i was interested in your spot from gatwick earlier.don't like the airlines themselves, so we would be keeping away from those companies even though there's a huge amount of pent-up demand. we can see that just in the portugal data today. we don't like the airline sector from a kind of capacity, cash flow, leverage type angle. in order to play that space, we would rather own something like the food and beverage outlets in airports or railway stations. they are seeing from their outlooks in the u.s. the domestic side recover very quickly, and now we are waiting for the big things to happen in europe, so that would be our play for the recovery and travel. alix: all ivory about -- all i read about in the u.s. is margin compression and who is able to pass on price increases and who is not. i don't see the same conversation when it comes to u.k. equities. what is the inflation had you want to play? alexandra: we may not be talking about it as much in the u.k., but we are certainly talking about it. talks to another house builder about it thi

found non welcome, alexandra. so that you lead us meeting tonight to discuss the blocks reaction. what on the table? an array of potential punitive measures. that is what's on the table. some member states such as least 2 in ya or poland are saying that it's so what's needed is a non fly zones over belie ruth. they are calling on suspending old union flights over a be loose aerospace. they are also in favor of spending death b, l. r. risky and state own airline from landing at european union, airports, and friends has always come, come forward with a sort of proposal to also discussed. and that has pending old traffic, including ground transit from the roof to the european union. something that will have major effect on the country's economy and we will see what they are able to decide. but it's totally visible that there are under a lot of pressure to act after they have chosen very strong language to condemn the incident in minsk. so does that pressure mean that we are likely to see a unified reaction? while the

brussels bureau chief alexandra for naaman who is in porto portugal covering the story for us so like sandra what were the key moments at the summit. well i think it was very telling that both sides the european union and india praise their summit as a pivotal moment and moment of geo political importance they made clear that they are willing and ready to deepen their partnership and to boost cooperation in many key areas including digitalisation climate change and straight and talking about trade we just heard about the they announced to restart negotiations on a new trade agreement and that is of course very important for the european union they want a better access for tech companies and they wanted tariffs on european products to be reduced but of course we have to add that trade policy will be the true test although whether both sides are really able to improve their relationship very high on the agenda here of course covets 19 and the european union made it clear that they are willing to help india but they also stressed that they think that the proposal on vaccine patents was n

alexandra limon. >> thank you, alexandra. and happening as we large and a loud protest outside the israeli consulate in san francisco. this, of course, as the violence between israel and hamas continues. this is new video from the citizen app just and you can see a lot of people therenin the road near sacramento and montgomery streets. these are pro-palestinian demonstrators who have taken to the streets too. try to put an end to the violence will keep you posted there. we have a crew headed to the scene and we'll be following that part of the story throughout the evening here on kron 4 and always on kron 4 dot com. >> in other news, a house minority leader kevin mccarthy says that he is opposed to an independent commission into the deadly january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. in a statement he accused house speaker nancy pelosi failing to negotiate in good faith on the proposed bill mccarthy reportedly had a heated conversation wiih former president trump is the insurrection was actually unfolding in could be subpoenaed in t

no one comes out of alexandra and is seen as a good person. no one, no one comes out of under the good person. so already holding a student accountable for such behavior, it's quite unreasonable to do that because already you have categorized them so you can't expect something from someone of which you have already categorized. so. so we've spent a good amount of time establishing what the problem is. and is related to that, but i'm more interested in the solutions. do you think that you are empowered enough to come up with the solution to this very big problem? yes. as students who can have all the complaints and take them to the teachers, but it's not within us to to change them. ok, after all the other ones who are guiding us of to post this nation school and stuff . we rely on the teachers to be the ones who actually help us. so, expecting students to be the ones who come up with the solution is, is somehow unfair to the students who can isn't enough to just say that, you know, the, the responsibility rests on students, on parents. how do

no one comes out of alexandra and is seen as a good person. no one, no one comes out of under the good person. so already holding a student accountable for a certain behavior, it's quite unreasonable to do that because already you have categorized him so you can't expect something from someone of which you have already categorized so. so we've spent a good amount of time establishing what the problem is and is related to that, but i'm more interested in the solutions. do you think that you are empowered enough to come up with the solution to this very big problem? yes. as students who can have all the complaints and take them to the teachers, but it's not within us to to change them. after all, the other ones who are guiding us up to post this nation school and stuff. we rely on the teachers to be the ones who actually help us. so, expecting students to be the ones who come up with the solution is, is somehow unfair to the students who can isn't enough to just say that, you know, the, the responsibility rests on students, on parents. how do we

alexandra? well, i mean if you talk about boosting manufacturing capacity in africa, that's of course a long term goal. it's going to take time, but still it's very important because so far, africa produces just one percent of the vaccines and 1909 have to be exported. but when we talk about immediate effect, the only think that the you at least is stressing here is to export more of a scenes. and there is some talk that the see also also exceed producers will be able here to pledge to produce significant amount of exceeds only for low and middle income countries. but still there is this discussion that's the only so the bullet would be to waive the peyton. so this is caution if of course he had to stay . all right, well d, w, alexandra phenomena in rome. many thanks. when i to some of the other developments in the crone of virus pandemic, japan has approve the use of the medina and astrazeneca vaccines is the latest attempt to contain a k search 9 weeks before the olympics are due to open in to

brussels a bureau chief alexandra naaman is that that important welcome alexandra the 1st day of this social summit is almost over have any decisions being reached. well yes the 1st day of this summit here in porto has and with the joints declaration signed by the european council president by the european commission president by their court to go by the portuguese prime minister and also by a representative of business associations and unions and in this declaration the european union is setting the goals for the next 10 years there are promising to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 15000000 by 2030 they are promising to increase the employment rates to 78 percent by 2030 and they are also promising to train about 60 percent of the adult population every year so they would have better chances on the labor market and all of that sounds like really ambitious goals however the problem is that this declaration is a non-binding declaration and that means that if member states are not fulfilling those promises there will be no punishment and that's why there is already a lot

welcome to to alexandra fundamental. w, brussels bureau chief, she says sanctions against that will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into accounts as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed, a great input that to begin with, and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a put a disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i would say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk. chris, in the whole things that we have been observed in brothers since august 2020. the things are shocking at themselves. but what happened on the weekend? it's just an in like the fantasy to imagine, to be able to imagine something like that. it's it really, i think it was a very emotional action, emotional decision and, well, what we thing about the consequences that the political and economic consequences of this tap if

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alexandra limon. >> thank you, alexandra. in the wake of recent hate crimes against asian americans. a group of lawyers is now joining with community leaders to provide free services to victims. the alliance which includes more than 40 law firms say they are committed to standing up for the victims. >> and preventing acts of anti asian hate members say they will provide free resources to victims to bring lawsuits will also working with local law enforcement agencies to make sure that criminals are held responsible. the group says that they will also help victims learn to navigate the legal system. >> we're not taking this. we're going to fight back. and while it's unfortunate that it's these hateful incidents. that make us galvanizing get together. it's unfortunate that that's what brings us together. we will make things better. >> the group will also hold monthly clinics and workshops on housing rights. citizenship and immigration. also provide free intervention training for bystanders today congress passed a bill that's aim

ocasio-cortez, chasing alexandra berating her that she supports terrorists and that underscores the growing rift between the two parties and politico is calling a cold war in the house. joining me now one of the journalists who wrote that article, sarah, the reporter for politico. what do we been this confrontation between aoc and marjorie taylor-greene this week? what exactly happened? >> in fact, the georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene has been repeating and defending her and not claiming that this didn't happen. she said alexandra ocasio-cortez owes her answers and she wants to know more about the green new deal and she was defending herself saying i, of course, want to know more answers from what the new york democrat is saying. so it's not that they're pretending that this happened and it's a remarkable example and as we were writing in this piece, i have not seen relationships this sour, even january 6th. i was in the chamber that day. a lot of the capitol is living like it is january 7th because the tensions are so high and exacerbated by the republicans who were cla

found non welcome, alexandra. so that you lead us meeting tonight to discuss the blocks reaction. what on the table? an array of potential punitive measures and that is what's on the table. some member states such as least 2 in ya or poland are saying that it's what's needed is a non fly zones over belie ruth. they are calling on suspending old t in union flights over a be loose aerospace. they are also in favor of spending beth b. l. a risky and state own airline from lending at european union. airports and friends has always come to come forward with a sort of proposal to also the customer that has pending all traffic, including ground transit from the roof to the european union. something that will tap the major effect on the country's economy. and we will see what they are able to decide, but it's totally visible that they are under a lot of pressure to act after they have chosen very strong language to condemn the incident in minsk. so does that pressure mean that we are likely to see a unified reaction? whil

joining us now force, washington correspondent alexandra limon. alexandra, do we know what led to this cease-fire. >> hi there. good evening. we'll president joe biden said tonight that egypt helped to broker this cease-fire between israel, hamas and other groups in the region. and this comes after mounting pressure from the u.s. and from the international community for the violence. there to come to an end. >> you know, we've held intensive high level discussions hour by hour literally president joe biden said days of quiet diplomacy had the goal of avoiding a prolonged violent conflict already. israeli airstrikes in gaza have killed more than 230 palestinians, including 65 children. >> and hamas rocket attacks have killed at least 12 israelis including 2 children. my conversations, president commended him. >> for the decision to bring the current hostilities to a closed. president biden had been under increasing pressure from progressive democrats like senator bernie sanders who are pushing to block the sale of us weapons to israel. >> sanders t

more on the iraqi and then from dw brussels bureau chief, alexandra for non welcome alexandra. the lead is just arriving to discuss that joint reaction. what are the options? so what's on the table is an era of potential a punitive measures upon her arrival at the sun, the german chancellor ongoing medical stressed that the european union had already imposed sanctions against belie ruth. and that's more people, presumably official, is responsible for the incident could be black listed. so this is one of the proposals on the table member states or demanding that all the european union slides over b, r o space should be suspended. there is also some talk about banding. b lucien states kalia the lobby from lending at the european union, airports and france has even suggested that the leaders should discuss suspending old trustee even ground trends. it's from below to the european union. so as you see, there is a lot of pressure on you leaders to not only condemn the incident, but also to, to act upon that you know, sounds pretty unanimous. should we expect one voice to emerge from

for us. alexandra was the w h. i was chief scientist as urge producers to waive that pace and so that so what have they agreed so far in this? any consensus on lifting these page protections? no, actually not. so according to the draft resolution address declaration of from that i have seen leaders agree to enhance global access to the scenes and to lift the export restrictions on vaccines and roll materials. and there are also in favor also i know how and technology transfer. however, as you said on a voluntary basis, and there is actually no mention of the waiver in this declaration, and we really have heard different takes on the topic president she of china for example, told the summit the china is very much in favor of a waiver we heard from french president my little macro, who said that he is open to discussions, that they should be know to boost. but we also heard from the german chancellor anglo merkel, who made clear that she is not in favor of lifting the intellectual property rights on vaccines. instead

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stay with us alexandra because i know the story has been overshadowing this summit this is the waving of patents on the covert vaccines it's been backed by the us along with other countries on the world trade organization germany's voice voiced caution saying this is not the best way to ensure vaccine accuracy and protection of intellectual property is vital to innovation. in the global race for corona virus vaccines by antec pfizer was 1st out of the gate a proud a chief meant for by on tech the german company that went from start up to pharma superstar now in the debate over waiving patents on 1000 vaccines the german government is siding with drug makers saying the protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future the limiting factor in the production of vaccines our production capacities and the high quality standards not the patents. germany says industry and government should work on transferring technology to new manufacturers if they want to scale up vaccine production quickly and jab at the biden administration german health minist

visitors from countries that have the virus under control how does this work in practice though alexandra well at the moment there are only 5 countries that are on the green list allowing non-essential travel to the european union countries such as singapore for example or new zealand and the european commission is suggesting that more countries would local with 19 and think sions infection rates could be added to this list of debt is of course something that the member states needs to discuss and to agree upon and the average not to question is what kind of certificate what kind of documents they need to travels travelers will would need to present at the border to be able to cross the border that is also something that still needs to be discussed and this is really urgent for a lot of countries in the center who get their revenue from tourism a lot of a lot of their g.d.p. a lot of their condom use depend on it who's been hit the hardest. well you just mentioned italy friends greece of course is a very good at some example of how countries are suffering tourism and greece generates a 5t

following alexandra look, shank was election when, why do you need to think more sanctions will have any effect on our president look a shingle in billers? well, chris, i think it's important to keep in mind how outraged and shocked e leaders were off to the force lending of the ryan air plane in minnesota. so they wanted to punish the government. they wanted to make clear that the european union is not going to pillow rate such incidents in the future. and they are hoping that by imposing targeted economic sanctions that those sanctions will, will buy it eventually. however, we also have to say that sanctions imposed so far didn't have any effect on location on his regime. he didn't change his behavior. but at the same time we have to keep it. we have to keep in mind that the european union is walking a tightrope here. they want to punish the government, but they don't want to punish the people of the president. alexander, look a shame because he has the support off moscow. alec, for anything change in bell. ruth, so long as that is as long as he has that support. well, that's the k

me. alexandra comes, collect noises, and turns them into extraordinary electro pop. when i told you the place was right up to glue simply from what the forest has to offer. no, that is those. but this is who has been trying to record a deep sound now. and i'm going to make that here with the mom here in the forest, south of munich. perfect. she taps into nature until it gives her music. she sounds a broken down and reassembled in the studio. she composes by layering her collected sounds. a fly can become a bass, guitar bird turn into a piano, divides the i'm the forest is the only place with stillness and movement. a symbol tennis music is a celebration of the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary o. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story, columbia, as president in deploying the military to the cali region, after several more people were killed in anti government protests. it comes with the country marks one month from the start of a deadly wing of demonstrations. protesters are angry over growing joblessness and equality and is your news update li

no one comes out of alexandra and is seen as a good person. no one, no one comes out of under the good person. so already holding a student accountable for a certain behavior, it's quite unreasonable to do that because already you have categorize them so you can't expect something from someone of which you have already categorized so. so we've spent a good amount of time establishing what the problem is and issue is related to that, but i'm more interested in the solutions. do you think that you are empowered enough to come up with the solution to this very big problem? yes. as students who can have all the complaints and take them to the teachers, but it's not within us to to change them. after all, the other ones who are guiding us to post this nation school and stuff. we rely on the teachers to be the ones who actually help us. so expecting students to be the ones who come up with the solution is, is somehow unfair to the students who can isn't enough to just save that. you know, the, the responsibility rest on students, on parents. how do

alexandra limon. thank you, alexandra. >> today is the deadline for filing your federal taxes without incurring a penalty. the deadline was extended a month to help people affected by the pandemic. the irs says it also needed time to adapt to a lot of covid related tax changes and it's been busy dealing with stimulus payments, but bottom line, unless you choose to file for an extension. you must file your return by midnight. millions of middle and low income. american families are set to receive extra money. >> the league's benefit of the covid relief stimulus package. the white house announcing today that monthly payments from the extend expanded child tax credit will start july 15th the payments will cover more than 88% of kids here in the united states and about 39 million families. those payments set to go out on the 15th every month unless it falls on a weekend or holiday. they're set to stop at the end of the year. this is unless congress reauthorizes them. >> even if you have lost your job duri

speaking the truth, alexandra says it's why her mother was arrested. she hadn't seen her in 5 months. but every day she delivers groceries to the prison where she is being held. she has had have no blue the they have a dish, they're called the fish grave. no, it's a lump with fish heads and bone was sticking out. they bring one plate for everyone in the cell. the wall of her mother, the president of the minced press club, has been charged with avoiding taxes. to not exaggerate, says that's just an excuse to lock up critical journalist lob listed below the car . last summer i was so happy, i saw hundreds of thousands of fellow ruffians on the streets. and i know they're still out there. but it's not a sprint and it's a marathon. and we have to learn to conserve our strength name for it. in the students you for man, protests, of which a prominent dissident and fellow ruth, was taken off the ryan airplane in minsk and arrested along with his girlfriend. sophia pago, a russian citizen, bella, mercy and authorities released a video of her claiming to show a

alexandra dem se , but also people as well. alexandra dempsey. we _ but also people as well.r very showery day across the uk, thunder and lightning, a few hailstorms around too. not as many of these showers around through the late evening but we are expecting some winteriness across scotland through the night. i wouldn�*t be surprised if there�*s some snow settling over the hills even down to lower levels through the night, so perhaps some icy patches developing here as well as temperatures fall to around freezing or below for some of our northern towns and cities, even a touch of frost in the south of the country but i think cities themselves falling no lower than around 3 or a celsius. so onto thursday�*s weather forecast and early in the morning, there could be some cloud and rain just flirting with the south coast of england. a few showers lurking around here and there, but i think generally speaking, it�*s a drier, brighter day for the southern half of the uk. the northern half however in for further showers — again, thunder, lightning, and the possibility of hail. this

for us. alexandra was the w h. i was chief scientist as urge producers to waive that pates and so that, so what have they agreed so far in this? any consensus on listing these payton protections? no, actually not. so according to the draft resolution, the draft declaration of from that i have seen leaders agree to and hands global access to the scenes and to lift the export restrictions on vaccines enroll materials. and there are also in favor also i know how and technology transfer however, as you said on a voluntary basis. and there is actually no mention of the waiver in this declaration. and we really have heard different takes on the topic president she of china, for example, told the summit the china is very much in favor of a waiver. we heard from french president my little macros, who said that he is open to discussions, that they should be no to boost. but we also heard from the german chancellor anglo miracle, who made clear that she is not in favor of lifting the intellectual property rights on vaccines.

our dc correspondent alexandra le mon has details now on why they say a lack of leadership at the atf led to a lack of enforcement of the nation's laws. >> president biden's nominee to lead the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms learned about the san jose railyard shooting that killed 9 people from california senator dianne feinstein wednesday. i'm sorry to hear that news in light of the shooting. senator feinstein asked what he would do as director of atf gun violence is so prevalent in this country. what are the first steps you will take as atf tries to solve crimes. >> we will have to strive just as hard to prevent them. if you use a shooter at san jose you semiautomatic handgun 4 years since the day on capitol hill has centered around renewing the ban on high capacity magazines and assault republicans like texas senator ted cruz have stopped that legislation time she >> your public position is that you want to banning ar fifteen's. is that correct. as atf director fun confirmed i would simply enforce the laws on the books. chris brown, president of the brady campaign to preve

no one comes out of alexandra and is seen as a good person. no one, no one comes out to believe under the good person. so already holding a student accountable for a certain behavior, it's quite unreasonable to do that because already you have categorize them so you can't expect something from someone of which you have already categorized so so we've spent a good amount of time establishing what the problem is and is related to that, but i'm more interested in the solutions. do you think that you are empowered enough to come up with the solution to this very big problem? yes. as students who can have all the complaints and take them to the teachers, but it's not within us to to change them. after all, the other ones who are guiding us to post this nation school and stuff. we rely on the teachers to be the ones who actually help us. so expecting students to be the ones who come up with the solution is, is somehow unfair to the students who can isn't enough to just save that. you know, the, the responsibility rests on students, on parents. how d

alexandra limon reporting live for us from. back here. the director of marketing and community relations at the college of san mateo has been arrested and charged with having with minors. san jose police say they received information about 52 year-old, richard rowe. whoa. engaging in inappropriate acts with 2 under age females. the victims were 1415 years old at the time roweho turned himself in at the san jose police department. he immediately posted bail and is due back in court next month. police are asking for any other possible victims to come forward. a florida politician with ties to congressman matt gates has pleaded guilty to 6 federal charges including trafficking, joel greenberg agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as part of his plea deal. greenberg appeared in federal court in orlando today where he pleaded guilty to charges, including trafficking with a minor and admitted that he paid at least one underage girl to have with him. another man. gates was not mentioned in the plea agreement or during the hearing gates denies any

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what say you alexandra? >> i think that's the strongest claim the students have is one that says the school is not applying the rules equally. the school is an agent of the state. i don't think the students are going to win in terms of challenging the constitutionality of the masked requirements themselves. it is been long established by the courts as of appropriate to the states public health powers whether you agree with it or not. but in terms of the school punishing one set of students for certain circumstances and not others seems to be the real crux of the claim here that they might have. i'm not surprised this is happening on the university campus. the masks have been about power and not about safety. universities have long been trying to rewrite the first amendment, take away the process. it's not a surprise to me this is all happening here. before also matt i would be scouring social media for pictures of other students in masks but i would demand to know if they were also suspended because essentia

just so impressive, alexandra, just terrific. >> can't wait to hear more, very inspiring. >>> let's geto our weather, sandhya patel, with what's in store for the weekend. >> yeah. we have some beautiful weather coming our way this weekend. those winds that have been with us for so long will finally ease. let me show you a lovely sunset from our east bay hills camera, 8:18 tonight when the sun was going down, a few little clouds, such a pretty view. if you were in the north bay, some areas actually saw an isolated shower develop. that cell started to move southward from napa county into sonoma county. so yes, there were a couple of showers out there. in the sierra it has been snowing. this has been going on the last 24 to 48 hours and the snow is turning to flurries in that region, but it's nice to see any rainfall and snowfall in our state since we're dealing with a drought. look at what brought us the wind, the sierra snow, a few showers here. it's this area of low pressure that is finally moving east and as it moves out of here, we will notice that those winds slowly come down. they'r

me. alexandra confer, collect noises and turns them into extraordinary. electro pop. no movement told you, take good time. was quite right to glue simply from what the forest has to offer. that is the right time. this is who hits. i've been trying to record a deep sound now, and i'm going to make that here with the moth was here in the forest south of munich. perfect. she taps into nature until it gives her music. she sounds a broken down and reassembled in the studio. she composes by layering her collected sounds of fly can become a bass guitar, birds turn into a piano devised i'm far as just the only place with stillness and movement. a similar genius music is a celebration of the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary o. and just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story, columbia, as president in to point the military to the cali region. after several more people were killed and anti government protests becomes the country marked one month since the start of the deadly wave of demonstration. they, they are angry over growing joblessness and inequality as t

20 summit in rome, 4th high, alexandra. so the w i chose chief scientist has urged producers to open their peyton. so what actually has been agreed? well, there is no brick breakthrough, no agreement on the waiver yet. pablo, president of china said that he's country is supporting the waiver and he urge w t o action french president, him alone. a chrome also told the summit that they should be no taboos when it comes to discussing potential measures by german chancellor anglo merkel made clear that she is not in favor of such a wavers. she said that she thinks what is key right now is for wealthy nations to live, to export bands and to share more big scenes and to expand production capacities all around the world. and she also said that it is the european union that has already exported 40 percent of its exceeds that is the right approach. she said making clear she's against the waiver. so as you can see, there is no agreement on that yet. no break through. we can expect the g 20 leaders to agree that it's important to shar

let's go straight to alexandra field. she's joining us from new york right now.xandra's america's re-opening is on an even faster track right now just days before the unofficial start of summer. >> reporter: a story told by numbers across the country and you have half the population having received one dose of vaccine. in four states they're reporting about half the population has been fully vaccinated and perhaps most significant of all the number that tells the story of how effective these vaccines are, six states over the past week reporting fewer than one daily death on average. >>. >> it's the feeling sweeping across the country. >> it's time for us all to be together. new york city's public schools will fully re-open for in-person learning by the fall. >> welcome back to school! >> los angeles schools announcing the same plan. some of the latest in an onslaught of declarations of incredible progress, if not quite victory in the fight against covid-19 as so many americans feel safe enough to celebrate. thousands in a maskless crowd swarming the greens at the

all right, we can take you now to room to brussels birches, alexandra von. i'm and who is covering the g? 20 summit of for you alex. good to see you. summit is also about the lessons learned from the coven pandemic. what are they in particular? well, i think that during the condemning the g 20 nations nations realize how important it is to provide us, tim, a sustainable financing for their health systems. they also learned how essential it is to mobilize enough resources, resources for scientific development and research. but i think what was the most important issue here in rome was that by coming together and by participating in this summit, the g 20 leaders wanted to demonstrate that they want to work closely together again, that multilateralism is back, that no one can take on the pandemic alone, and that is probably why all our fund ally in the european commission president describe this summit as a milestone. but let's have a listen to what she had to say. yes, this was the very 1st time that the g 20 has ever dealt with the issue of health in a broade

alexandra von. i'm and who is covering the g? 20 summit of for you alex. good to see you. somebody is also about the lessons learned from the coven pandemic. what are they in particular? well, i think that during the condemning the g 20 nations nations realized how important it is to provide sustain sustainable financing for their health systems. they also learn how essential it is to mobilize enough resources, resources for scientific development and research. but i think what was the most important issue here in rome was that by coming together and by participating in this summit, the g 20 leaders wanted to demonstrate that they want to work closely together again, that multilateralism is back, that no one can take on the pandemic alone, and that is probably why or the fund ally in the european commission and president describe this summit as a milestone. but let's have a listen to what she had to say. yes, this was the very 1st time that the g 20 has ever dealt with the issue of health in a broader sense in the pandemic at a state and government leader level. and the re

alexandra brussels. so it's not, yes, it's not officially on the agenda, but it's fair to say that we can assume that that was discussed during the summit of the leaders he and brussels because of course, they know that they repeat, the union is walking a tightrope here they want a rope here they wants to punish the regime. they don't want to punish the people of viola roost. they want to support and strengthen the civil society. but i think that the 1st reaction and this overflights ban and then the ban for the lobby to land at benning. beloved from lending at the airport, it was also about safety. we talk about that. and then of course, it was also about sending a strong signal. i can imagine that you know, that they can review those measures after a while. and of course, they understand that it's also going to affect a normal citizens. but we have to mentioned that they were even much more extreme measures on the table that were discussed in brussels like cutting off bending old traffic even including

alexandra brussels. so it's not yes. it's not officially on the agenda, but it's fair to say that we can assume that that was discussed queuing, the summit of the leaders he and brussels because of course, they know that the european union is walking a tightrope. here they want a rope here. they wants to punish the regime. they don't want to punish the people of killer roost. they want to support and strengthen the civil society. but i think that the 1st reaction and this overflights ban, and then the band for beloved to land at been in the lobby from lending at the airports. it was also about safety. we talk about that. and then of course, it was also about sending a strong signal. i can imagine that you know, that they can review those measures after a while. and of course, they understand that it's also going to affect a normal citizens. but we have to mention that they were even much more extreme measures on the table that were discussed in brussels, like cutting off spending old traffic even including ground, a tren

alexandra limon. >> coming up next hour.are looking for this driver after he was caught on camera in the back of a tesla with no one in the driver's seat. ♪ [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacy experts ready to make it easy for you to get it safely, for free. because this is our shot... ...at getting back together. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm and i'm james and we're slowly getting into gear. think we've got we're all set with. okay. very good. and we'll talk about and pencils down pencils down weather forecast up. we've got john kicking off the hour. good morning, josh. hey, guys. good morning. yeah. we are looking at another hot one ahead of us, another dry one ahead of us. bit of a windy one ahead of us, too. that pairing of factors is lined up for some high fire danger the past few days. we do have one more da

just so impressive, alexandra, just terrific. >> can't wait to hear more, very inspiring. >>> let's get to our weathe sandhya patel, with what's in store for the weekend. >> yeah. we have some beautiful weather coming our way this weekend. those winds that have been with us for so long will finally ease. let me show you a lovely sunset from our east bay hills camera, 8:18 tonight when the sun was going down, a few little clouds, such a pretty view. if you were in the north bay, some areas actually saw an isolated shower develop. that cell started to move southward from napa county into sonoma county. so yes, there were a sierrabeen 24 to 48 hours and the snow is turning to flurries in that region, but it's nice to see any rainfall and snowfall in our state since we're dealing with a drought. look at what brought us the wind, the sierra snow, a few showers here. it's this area of low pressure that is finally moving east and as it moves out of here, we will notice that those winds slowly come down. they're already down. as we >>> a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's breezy a

let's go to alexandra phenomena in brussels. you have alexander for many as follow developments in bella rosen, ukraine, and in, in most very, very closely. so what do you make of this apparent state sponsored hijacking that we have witnessed? well, i think that it was certainly an unprecedented incident and i think that it's going to change it to change the approach of the european union. and we saw it the reactions u a p and leaders who were shocked and outraged. and they were describing the incident as a state sponsored terrorism, piracy, but they were also very concerned because as they put it in the lives all thought you citizens were at risk. we talking here about hydra king of our diversion of a plane that was on its way from 1 pm european capital to the other. so i think this is something that the european union now has to deal with. and it's an incident that is probably going to put a lot of pressure on brussels to, to do more. okay. what do you say to that, that reaction in brussels outrage fury? is he going to check t

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news. the day has come. one and seven, 17.eans lots of tables kept empty. many here, like avril, have had a double dose of vaccine, and so feel ready to socialise again. itjust lifts your spirits. it's made me feel great. i've missed it so much. it's not as if i even win! the rules in wales mean you can now see people for bingo or brunch, but you can't meet in your home, where only extended households or bubbles can mix. hugs still aren't allowed here, either. covid rates here in wales are the lowest in the uk, but the rules some businesses here have to follow are stricter than elsewhere. for example, the cinema in this arts centre can only fill 20% of its seats. alternate rows and four—seat gaps mean only a lucky few could see today's first screening. absolutely ecstatic. it's the best way to see a film, the only way. i've missed it so much, but i like to sit with people and see it on a big screen, rather than in my own living room. the pandemic has changed viewing habits. but, here, they believe that people will opt for the

is warning of an unprecedented emergency with heavy rain expected for weeks alexandra byers reports.they've watched the water rising for month lake tankini harnessed by so many in landlocked burundi as a source of life and livelihoods but grown wild and beyond their control now the lakes turned against its people reaching hundreds of meters inland pushing them out . when we woke up the house was already starting to collapse we couldn't salvage anything tens of thousands of people down the western side of the country have evacuated their homes and food stocks destroyed without any way to earn a living others have stayed put defined in submerged houses children learning as waves lap at the school door all this despite the real risk of disease or worse. each time the children try to get to the rest of the house to see what they can say the crocodiles chased them away crocodiles are hunting everywhere and these waters like the water aid agencies are rushing in the task is monumental burundi is one of the most densely populated and poorest countries in africa the amount of usable land and

alexandra lysova is the assistant professor of criminology at the simon fraser university in vancouvermmon psychology of many mass shooters. in many of the mass shootings, the primary motives are revenge and power. so revenge, people feel that they are victims of injustice and they actually look for somebody for the target to get their payback and they sometimes target specific individuals and maybe in this case, we do not know, maybe in the school there was somebody because he was a former student of this school, somebody he was actually trying to attack, or in some cases, it is just a setting, it is just a place, so school was the target for the revenge. and in some cases it is power. some of the marginalized individuals feel that they very much do not have enough in the world, they feel very angry at everything that happens and they feel that the world is an evil place and they want to take control, so power may be another motive. obviously, it is very early in the aftermath of this appalling incident, nonetheless there have been pictures, some footage of the interrogation of the su

alexandra limon.lexandra. >> a florida politician with ties to congressman matt gaetz has now pleaded guilty to 6 federal charges including trafficking, joel greenberg agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as part of his plea deal. greenberg appeared in federal court in orlando today where he pleaded guilty to charges including trafficking of a minor and he admitted he paid at least one under-age girl to have with him and other men. gates was not mentioned in the plea agreement or during the hearing. he denies the accusation of wrongdoing. here in the bay area the director of marketing and community relations at the college of san mateo has been arrested and charged with inappropriate acts with minors san jose. police say they received information about 52 year-old richard rowe engaging in with 2 underage females. the victims were 1415 years old at the time. rowe turned himself in to the san jose police department. he immediately posted bail. he is due back in court next month. police are asking for an