. >> reporter alina abovian has that story. >> the progress we've made on vaccinating this country is a great american story. a proud moment for the biden administration as the president announced major progress in the vaccination effort. but it isn't time to relax as more work lies ahead. and the coming weeks. the president hopes millions more will get the shot promising by april 1990%. of all american adults will be eligible for the vaccine 33 million doses of vaccine this week. by getting more vaccine supply. the state's community, health centers and pharmacies. >> we can vaccinate the highest risk america's even more quickly than we already are. also by april 1990%. of americans will have a vaccination site within 5 miles of where they live. >> it's all part of a 10 billion dollar investment to expand equitable access in the coming weeks. 40,000 pharmacies will carry doses. but as more americans become immunize the spread of the virus is showing signs of a rebound. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky warning americans to stay vigilant the trajectory of the in the united states l

both split alina had a much easier time against her last 8 opponent the ukrainian brushed past latvia's aniston's yes double storey and straight sets she's into the semifinals of miami for the 1st time in her career. and olympic organizers have taken a step in the right direction ahead of the tokyo games meet mako a 10 meter high puppet that will be touring the country to help promote the event it's designed to symbolize the strength and kindness of japanese people organizers and state and says state will be capable of more dynamic and smooth movements once the tour gets underway. ok and that is all your sport for now back to you thank you so much far about search for this new search to keep it here on al-jazeera i'll be back with you on the other side of the break with more. jumped into the story there is a lot going on in this. global community when i don't have all the misinformation i think we don't want afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from o

livermore out toward antioch and discovery bay and then up in the north bay from heels, burgers saint alina tu napa, we still have some up some pretty up, least once a turbulent or unsettled weather right now. current numbers. it is a cool afternoon, forties and fifties. right now, san jose 45. do you see the main culprit for today's pattern is a circulation drifting closer to the bay area, so it's one of those deals. break if the showers of tapered off you might see some shut some of sunshine, you might think it's okay to get outside the sun could actually destabilize the atmosphere enough and that could trigger a thunderstorm and that could lead to those those heavy downpours and possibly some hail as well. it's rs fo camera this afternoon. here's that system and it is tracking to the south. so for today, we will have this he often on rainfall. still the possibility of those thunderstorms setting up and also some, at least with with those thunderstorms. we could also have the hail and the gusty winds as well. you heard about the sierra. they have a winter weather the winter storm warning.

to a standard car and just colleague alina been sort of our modulating the plants metabolism to make it easier for their leaves to buy c o 2. they're working with bacteria and synthetic enzymes which are introduced into the plant cells the goal is to slow down foetal reciprocation a process in which c o 2 is released instead of stored a synthetic metabolic cycle will also give the process a boost. he's bold in. building 2 things into the plants the synthetic cycle enables them to fix too much better and it's quicker and a larger quantity is stored. the other has to do with photo respiration c o 2 is lost in this process and i can block this undesirable cycle by changing the mix of enzymes so that c o 2 is either not released or is immediately recycled recycled so far these climate friendly plants only exist in the laboratory but thomas donned a car and his doctoral student. have developed a computer model that shows what their super charged plants might one day be able to do. i pass info to respiration and modulating the metabolic network will keep carbon dioxide inside the plants in

. >> i want to get to the three and half million dollar payment from alina boettcher bema, she is a russiannet wife of a former mayor of moscow, now jen psaki the president's press secretary seems as if she hasn't heard of it were that was the impression she gave at the press conference. this was in a report by the senate finance and homeland security committee released last year. >> your exactly right, to add to that she question what is the sourcing for that report. the u.s. senate committee got the information on the wire transfer from the u.s. treasury department, the treasury department which monitors financial transactions will issue the so-called sars report and suspicious activity reports. this transfer of three and half million dollars was flagged there was no question, she sent this money to joe biden's firm and for her to pretend that she had not heard about it i think is kind of laughable and it's clear that a happen, the treasury department monitored it, it's another example that the biden family and the biden team has never answered this question, they distort them, they say t

alina jenkins is accused of yelling racial slurs at employees at a mcdonald's in mountain view and punching one of them in the arm and the shoulder. authorities say it started when she was asked to wear masks. police say she continued yelling racial comments after officers arrived. san francisco police have made an arrest in connection to the assault when at least 3 asian americans. police say the incident happened monday morning at polk and clay streets. officers say michael lopez was first seen following to asian women before throwing an object at them. lopez then approached a witness during violent threats before trying to hit them with a broomstick when the witness pepper sprayed him. police say lopez started attacking a homeless person with a broomstick as well as the man who tried to intervene. in the south bay in an effort to be more visible and gauging with the people they serve san jose. police are getting out of their cars and walking to be kron four's rob fladeboe brings us that story. >> walking various beach here in the downtown core on wednesday, a dozen or so san jose police

for dinner on me to syndrome alina families the pain is unbearable. for of their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government security forces accused them of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died in combat. but neighbors and family members insist they were innocent taken from their homes and executed just that up in the end i was looking out for my brothers i saw them in their house and gestured to them then ran back into my home because soldiers were threatening people that's when i heard an armored vehicle stopping in front of their house neighbors saw our house soldiers took them away so she ran out again let me get a look at all the other soldiers they took my family they said go home that i didn't need to worry that they were taking them to the battalion for questioning before returning them home instead they reappeared in pictures circulating on social networks bed some dressed in fatigues with pistols or a grenade at the side of their body meat when yeah anybody who knows my

a gust of 56 save alina fairfield yet augusta 40 at augusta 38 into san jose oakland hills 37 temperatures go international airport. 36 miles per hour. so you get the idea. blustery winds out there. but looks like overnight tonight, those winds begin to calm down. still a little bit gusty over the north bay mountain tops also in parts of the east bay and then by tomorrow afternoon, the wind switches direction become more of a sea breeze kicking in maybe a little fog moving back out toward the coastline well, the pandemic shut down our jim has forced us to stay inside a lot. >> now, researchers are confirming that weight gain over the last year could be a lot worse than predicted kron four's. noelle bellow has more from a ucsf cardiologist involved in a recent study. >> you know, clicking on one zoom link to the other. doesn't that burn a lot of powers between the zoom calls hours of binge watching and the snack attacks throughout the day. researchers say staying at home has helped the average american. >> put on more than just a few pounds. >> our research participants gained approximately

many have stayed away and unusual time for mourners and the royal family revered throughout the cause alina told province king goodwills well it is a memorial service has begun within the palace grounds like sides the worry is i'm about to have gathered they say they're here to praise the king they are fiercely loyal but at the gate to the palace police keep them back instead they perform rituals outside inside the palace stigma trees and family pay tribute to. the passing of his majesty means that we've lost our of year. who had the distinction of leading the people for half a century the significance of his long reign and his legacy is not lost on us. while his role was largely ceremonial with at least 11000000 subjects' really teeny had significant political influence which couldn't be ignored by both the apartheid and democratic governments after 1904. while some say the king was a peacemaker others argue his influence led to further bloodshed during volatile times it's really t.v. was known as a traditionalist often promoting the zulu culture but he was criticized too for comments he m

international scene in the globe in global diplomacy and so i guess let me just play you this analysis from alina nor she's in washington d.c. but just in political analysis of what is happening in me i'm all right now have a listen have a look my cousin stations haven't worked in the past and even with engagement there is always the question of just how much engagement is appropriate without appearing to legitimize the military takeover. additionally there is no one single stakeholder that has enough leverage over the top of my door to reverse the coup. any efforts to pressure the myanmar military will have to be done in a coordinated and preferably multilateral fashion and coordination as we all know it takes time and s.p.v. accordionists janae i am looking at a picture right now of you holding a flag you are demonstrating you are boat you are in the middle of protesting are you hopeful that what you will doing will well have positive results the cynicism from outside of the country that this could be reversed. so while we're here looking out the hole you're looking at something well we have jo

. >> the santa clara county da's meantime has charged this woman with a hate crime. 40 year-old alina jenkins. she's accused of yelling racial slurs at employees at a mcdonald's and mountain view and punching one of the employees in the arm and shoulder. authorities say that all began when she was asked to wear a mask. police say she continued to yell racial comments after officers arrived. >> in san francisco. mayor london breed announced new safety measures today to help combat a rise in anti-asian attacks in the bay area. and kron four's. dan kerman joins us live from chinatown with details on the changes than. >> what we're looking for. 2 main things from the mayor's announcement they include senior escorts for those who need to get to the grocery store in the bank and so forth and don't want to go alone. in addition to that, we're going to be additional community patrols and many of these large neighborhoods that have large communities. the streets of chinatown. another san francisco neighborhoods with large populations of patients seniors. we'll soon see an influx of community p

the moral status is being held for south africa's zonal king goodwin's with alina he was buried in a private ceremony earlier on thursday which was attended by close family members he died last week at the age of 72 after being in hospital for weeks to treat diabetes being in his presence was a rare privilege he all race exuded warmth wisdom and love for the people of south africa and our entire continent. his majesty was a champion for development and progress he was a great visionary and had deep insights on how best to develop our country. and his people. he advocated for better health outcomes among his people leading from the front in the fight against hiv aids and tb for me the miller is out the memorial in. king goodwills when it's in his memorial service has begun but in the palace grounds the right side there are various i'm lucky to have gathered they say they're here to praise the king they fiercely loyal and they're upset that they're not part of proceedings within the palace grounds presumed arias have made their way to the front of the candidates but have prevented them

of bass alina a consultancy on china in the middle east based here in washington she is also executive director of the paulson in situ and randy shriver who served in the trumpet ministration as assistant secretary of defense for indo-pacific security affairs he is the co-founder and chairman of the project 2049. institute which works to advance u.s. interest in asia so much thank you to both of you for talking with us today let me just start out with you deborah as we sort of look at u.s. china relations and is china a foe is a friend do we collaborate how do we get that mix right in describing where a relationship should be today well that's obviously a huge question but i think it's very important to think of this not a military terms but maybe in more business like terms that we often think of it is that 0 plus 0 sum game and when you think in military terms there's always a winner and a loser but in the case of dealing with china in some cases they're a competitor and some cases we are aligning ourselves with our own money issues perhaps like climate change and other things and in

police a 40-year-old alina jenkins continued her degrading comments even after police arrived at the mcdonald's to confront her yesterday. she was booked into the jail and the employee was not seriously hurt. >>> san jose police impounded three cars after busting a sideshow that drew hundreds to the intersection of landis overnight and officers also issued 15 citations for various violations. a live look now just minutes ago where a southwest airlines the jet landed safely after reporting some sort of mechanical issue. flight 531 was inbound from las vegas and again a boeing 737 landed without any problems, and no one on board was hurt. >>> electrical equipment is being blamed for starting an apartment fire that killed two cats and $100,000 worth of damage. it happened around 7:00 last night in a two-story building. the fire was contained to the unit where it started. nobody was home at the time. down the road, another fired $100,000 worth of damage to a garage and its contents and that happened overnight on mason drdrive and investigators say anan electrical sourcece on workrkbench

i am alina schneider i am a , reporter at politico and so excited to be kicking off the governor summith north carolina, which in my unbiased opinion, is the best state in the country. i am joined by north carolina governor roy cooper. i am in north carolina native first,. i was raised in winston-salem and i still have family in the state. even though i have covered all things across the country, there is something special about talking about home. so governor cooper, thank you , for sitting down with me to have this conversation. gov. cooper: you can never get north carolina out of your spirit. you are always welcome back home. what a great place to be. elena: happy to hear that. we have a lot to cover from the coronavirus pandemic to school re-openings to you being a democratic governor who is representing a battleground state and works with republican-controlled legislature. i am going to be saving a few political questions, it is in the job title, for the end of the conversation. that will wrap up our talk, but before we get started, and a quick reminder to those joining, welcome. t

rampage last week involving massage parlors last tuesday, mario gonzales and his wife 33 year-old alina young were treating themselves to appointments at youngs asian they were in separate rooms when the gunman started shooting. young was shot and killed when police arrived, they put gonzales in handcuffs and kept him detained for about 4 hours as they investigated who was behind the shooting while in cuffs. security video images of the suspected gunman. 21 year-old robert longer released long was subsequently caught now gonzales is questioning whether the way police treated him is because he's mexican. the cherokee county department would not comment on what happened with gonzales. he's now left to raise his daughter and ons teenage son. a somber ceremony tonight in the east bay where officials in contra, costa county. we've been honoring those that died in the last year due to covid-19 or crown first ceo is at the regional medical center, the dealt with many of the cases >> pass to these people that pass from the disease and she joins us now live. teresa. >> i think in grant we are he

people like me elemental from essen his daughter and alina suffered from a genetic defect and only in a quote covert but by the time her mother was finally allowed to see her hospital she was no longer conscious. so what that ideal is a strong mother i stood next to my daughter held her turned on my cell phone and put on the music i had to do it and then i watched my child die. no one can take away personal pain but as a mom or has found that talking with others can bring some comfort he'll say things for the country wide commemoration day on the 18th of april will bring some kind of solace to. let's turn our attention away from the current virus pandemic and to space nasa mars rover perseverance has taken its 1st drive since landing on the planet 2 weeks ago and chicle covered a 7 metre route in a trip lasting just over half an hour images sent by the probe show wheel tracks in the red dust perseverence landed in a deep crater on the martian surface which scientists believe may once have been a scene perseverence will conduct tests that could give us more clues about whether life exi

. >> alina abovian has the story from southern california. >> gilbert.gil is boarding up his business after this massive blast tuesday afternoon shook this community to its core. a big splash, an. >> and we get right away and that without like an earthquake. >> earthquake or a bomb is what most witnesses say they thought this the explosion happened at this residential property on the 400 block of west francis street in the city of ontario. it was around 1231 a slew of great fireworks went off prompting this deadly explosion. 2 bodies were found in the backyard. 3 others were injured. the debris field spanning to 80 homes. the challenge today will be gaining access. the actual residents still considered a hot spot. we have outstanding munitions that are still. >> potentially live. we have a firearm on a separate house. >> after the initial blast fireworks continue to go off for several hours. fireworks of any kind are legal in the city of ontario. but a big problem explains councilman ruben valencia his concern where these guys selling the fireworks given

hill you're still holding on to the upper 30's as is also the case in fairfield san anselmo and say alina well oakland-alameda some of our more mild spots in the low 50's to start now today may be a dry one, but i do have showers in the forecast come the weekend which we'll get to still ahead john thank you so we have another hot spot right here. >>now to 1, one northbound at ellis street and that's because of the delay that is causing a long one oh one we're up to about 53 minutes now as you're traveling towards menlo park so gun to 80 would be a better route for you if you don't want to wait in that hour long traffic also the bay bridge we're starting to see more slow down we had several accidents on the westbound side on the eastern span in the west and this morning. those are clear however traffic is still slow we still have more people commuting back into the safe from the east bay, direct 20 minutes to the fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge also starting to see some slowdown here up to 17 minutes there so your bridges are definitely starting to see more traffic along them loo

the police say the 40 year-old alina jackson's was eating inside the mcdonald's without a mask that violatese restaurant's policies when a server asked her to leave. she yelled racial slurs at him. that's the allegation. the manager approached jenkins and asked her to leave. but she responded by calling the manager, quote, a stupid mexican and then police say she punched him in the arm and shoulder even after police arrived on the scene nenkins continue to make racially charged comments about the mcdonald's workers. san francisco police have now made an arrest in connection to assaults on at least 3 asian americans. police say these incidents happened around 8 o'clock monday morning at polk and clay streets. officers say 43 year-old michael lopez was first seen following 2 asian women and throwing an unknown object at them. the suspect then approached a witness to the event 100 threats of violence and tried to hit the witness with a broomstick when the witness pepper sprayed him. police say lopez started attacking a homeless person with that broom as well as the man who tried to intervene po

it happened last saturday after 40 year old alina jenkins was repeatedly asked to leave the restaurant because she refused to wear a mask, according to cynical they're a county d. a jeff rosen jenkins then used expletives and racial remarks toward the employees who are latino. she also shoved a covid plexiglass shield designed at one of those workers. counties e steps today to stand up against anti asian hate. we want to make sure that immediately the seniors are not just isolated and so fearful that they would not leave their homes. san francisco is launching community safety escort teams in five neighborhoods. the $2.2 million pilot program begins immediately and it expands the already existing street violence intervention program. it is incomprehensible to me that my 74 year old mother in law half to look over her shoulder any time a stranger passes her by. in san mateo county officials announced a no tolerance zone for hate crimes. it calls for a full prosecution of those crimes by the county d. a the d a, is also setting up a special fund for victims of hate crimes. we're now hear

oakland-alameda egypt 51 while some of our clearer areas like santa rosa petaluma nc alina are also some of our colder spots to so just don't forget the jacket talking all about our weekends rain still to come john thank you so we have a hot spot out here in santa rosa, 12 eastbound at oakmont drive all lanes are closed there. but that's not the only area we're seeing problems. >>the traffic has a right here wanna creek 6 80 southbound at made that alternate to get ouarnd that would be a sealed valley road and a look at the bay bridge traffic is still fluctuating here to get into the city from the east bay we're at about 14 minutes last time i checked now we're up to 17 again. so you're going to see some delays if you're taking the bay bridge this morning. the san mateo commute look at this as you head across the bridge year under 15 minutes for your drive time the richmond sandra fell bridge under 9 minutes as you head to richmond checking things on the south bay here heading towards menlo park taking one oh one, a solid 30 minutes we're tracking your drive times story and james back to

thanks a lot, alina. >> so san francisco's try something new to stop hate crimes against asians. the city is launching the guardian angel street violence intervention program. kron four's dan kerman takes a look. >> those of you who think that you're going to come to san francisco and victimize anyone in our communities. you have another thing in common. we will not tolerate san francisco mayor london breed sending out a word of warning to those intent on attacking members of san francisco's asian pacific islander community. we will have eyes and ears and boots on the ground in the streets everywhere. and it's not just talk but action. >> the city's guardian angel type street violence intervention program. we'll expand into china town and other heavily asian neighborhoods and begin patrolling. we hear stand solidarity to make sure things are safe. they will be the guardians of the communities. well, we know we have a large populations of seniors who come out to walk every day. who come out to do the exercise in the parks who come out to pick up their groceries and shop and their

our first spot back at 50 degrees petaluma europe. 41 will say, alina or last spot in the 30's at 39 degrees reena tom, thank you. so is tracking hot spot in petaluma. that's all clear. >> another accident in san francisco don't see that on the roadways anymore. so things are looking great. a high wind advisory still in place for the bay bridge. that's been the biggest thing. drivers had to continue with this morning is just those really strong, heavy winds out across our bridges to the fremont street exit under 13 minutes for your drive time. a look at the san mateo bridge again, this ridge. you can see it looks like it's standstill. that's because i guess the camera froze still very gusty. it's probably like that because of just how windy it is. 13 minutes yet across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. another gusty bridge 11 minutes for your drive time. and the south bay has been great for the most part in the green one. oh, one in the park at 30 minutes tracking those drive times for you again, keep both hands on those steering wheels t

thanks a lot, alina. >> 5.31 the time impending doom.e warning from the cdc director as a 4th wave of the coronavirus is hitting the united states and it seems to be hitting our younger population. president violent biden is laying out new steps to control coronavirus kron four's maureen kelly has more. >> across the country. there's been a steady rise in coronavirus cases. the u.s. now clocking roughly 60,000 positive cases a day at a virtual white house briefing this morning. the head of the cdc begged americans not to let their guard down yet. >> and i'm going to reflect on feeling. i have of impending it. we have so much to look forward to so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope right now. i'm scared. >> ucsf. infectious disease expert doctor george rutherford says the uptick in cases is happening more in new england and the mid-atlantic but says the flocking of spring breakers to florida is concerning florida, by the way, has the greatest number of the uk variants of any state in the country. >> and

mount saint alina augustus 74. five miles an hour. vaca ville 41 amount table pious 29 miles an hour and half moon bay over 20 miles an hour. here's a satellite showing you this. we have clear skies up and down our coastline a few clouds up to our north way up to our north and those winds coming in on the north, eventually the north and east and that will lead to the warm up all the way to the coastline for tomorrow. here's a look of the temperature change compared to this time yesterday and most areas ah, double digit change. so yeah, the a significant warming trend is here. and right now we're talking about some eighties up in the north bay. lots of seventies and a few eighties around the bay area. san francisco checking in 69 degrees. here's a live camera this afternoon looking out toward sfo, where we still have lots of clear skies, so no chance of fog. no cloud cover as we head into your wednesday and into thursday, in fact, that is the headline for tomorrow. the beaches in the seventies around the bay lower eighties, warm spots

also a little cautious as health officials warn of another, possible surge on the horizon reporter alina abovian has that story. >> the progress we've made on vaccinating this country is a great american story. a proud moment for the biden administration as the president announced major progress in the vaccination effort. but it isn't time to relax as more work lies ahead. and the coming weeks. the president hopes millions more will get the shot promising by april 1990%. of all american adults will be eligible for the vaccine 33 million doses of vaccine this week. by getting more vaccine supply. the state's community, health centers and pharmacies. >> we can vaccinate the highest risk america's even more quickly than we already are. also by april 1990%. of americans will have a vaccination site within 5 miles of where they live. >> it's all part of a 10 billion dollar investment to expand equitable access in the coming weeks. 40,000 pharmacies will carry doses. but as more americans become immunize the spread of the virus is showing signs of a rebound. cdc director doctor rochelle walens

thus far milled alley, even a little bit more than a third of an inch reported petaluma to 10th saint alina. almost quarter inch get over towards santa rosa almost 2/10 napa reporting about 5 107 and half moon bay. just a couple 107 inch in most areas in the central and south bay, only trace amounts or nothing to report just yet. here's a look at stormtrooper to again going back into the north bay. some of this not actually hitting the ground the darker greens for sure. but this. this is going to continue as we get into the afternoon. just ah, hueter, miss scatter shower expected. we know this is a very active pattern in the sense that we may have brief downpours due to the possibility maybe thunderstorms rolling through and we continue to talk about the lower snow levels with snow levels expected down to about 3000 ft. we've got a little bit of rain snow mix right over the diablo range at this hour. temperatures right now. 55 degrees in san francisco. we have 56 involvement creek in the south bay 57 over san jose. take a look at santa rosa. chilly one for you with this noon hour 49 degrees

thanks a lot, alina. >> so let's get to that breaking news this morning. the fact that 10 people, including a police officer at a supermarket in boulder, g - colorado. so many questions remain this morning about why the gunman did it and we are waiting for a live press conference which will happen later this morning. and as soon as that does happen within the next hour or so, we will take it because again, we want to find out more about this man who is in custody. we don't know his name, but we have shown overhead videh from the helicopter of the man was arrested and he had a blood. he leg as if there was some kind of shootout. was definitely wounded before he was taken into custody but not before he killed 10 people including a 51 year-old police officer. >> for her and others like baby thing. i immediately spent over to her and they had we here. my heart. goes out to the victims of this incident. >> and let's go tell you the police officer's name and a little bit about him. eric tally was his name. he was the first officer on the scene he had been with t

. >> "axios" alina treen, thank you for being up early with us. we appreciate it.other party controls all the levels of government. however, we have never seen a party willing to indulge a former president who lied about an election that led to an attack on a branch of government with razor wire still around the building. that will be the reality that kevin mccarthy and other republicans who are trying to convince corporate donors to give them money while said former president is still out there insisting he didn't lose. thanks for getting up "way too early" on this tuesday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >> in at washington's national institutes of health, america's top official anthony fauci said coronavirus is spreading and america may need to take drastic actions. . >> what are we dealing with this coronavirus, covid-19? >> we're dealing with clearly an emerging infectious disease that has now reached outbreak proportions and likely pandemic proportions. if we get a major outbreak in this country that would mean perhaps closing schoo

diehards are going to tour as a regular is also into the 70s after beating the tournament top seed alina's vassily in a in straight sets and she did it despite suffering from back pain throughout a match which required medical treatment from the trainer as a guy. who finished with n.b.a. legend showing off his skills but not on the basketball court this is him making his debut in the all elite wrestling series in florida and despite being put through a table he did still win it this tag team match at 7 foot one at around 165 kilograms it's no wonder the table came off the 2nd best is. that is always fought for me. thank you and that is it for this news hour do stay with us the i'm going to be back in just a few minutes and with more on the day's news thanks for watching by. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a back exaction of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the pandemic has devastated many industries to give it a huge boost to the videogame sector counting the

joining us now with a look at axios a.m., white house reporter for axios, alina treene. >> good morninghave fizzled in the wake of the january 6th attack on the capitol. and i think republicans are especially going to be in for a rude awakening in april. i was actually talking with a house republican aide in the leadership role last night, who was like really nervous, essentially about the numbers that are coming when fund-raising gets announced next month. and it's really showing that a lot of these corporations that pledged that they would not give or spend political pac money or political donations in the wake of the attack are staying true. but also a lot of companies like cisco and citizen financial, who never said that they would pause corporate political giving are doing so. and those who are honoring their pledges are doing so. and so a lot of the money that especially rank and file members of the house, but also in the senate, really rely on as we head into this midterm election race, ahead of 2022, aren't going to be getting the funds that they normally get. and so it's going

because we know we could use it saying alina, almost eight. looks like 8/10 of a niche for you there milled ali, a little bit more than 6/10 north napa of reporting three quarters. danville reporting four tents. livermore reporting almost three tents, both san francisco and oakland reporting a little bit more than 4/10 of an inch. here's a look at strong jacker to where again a mix of partly sunny skies to partly cloudy over the north bay. and just a little bit of moisture hanging on. we will call for the possibility of maybe a sprinkle or two embedded with. in those clouds for today, but i think most of us are going to remain dry. you get into the sierra. it's a different story. the snow will continue to fall here. snow levels between four and 5000 ft. and there is an advisory for winter travel that will go until midnight. so if you are thinking about heading up for the weekend, be prepared and be ready for the slick roads, the snow covered roads, of course, the chain controls in that type of thing. as far as the winds here at home. not too b

have stayed away and unusual time for mourners and the royal family revered throughout the course alina tell province goodwills well a team is a memorial service has begun within the palace grounds like sides the areas i might have gathered they say they're here to praise the king they've fiercely loyal but at the gate the palace police keep them back instead they perform rituals outside inside the palace stigma trees and family pay tribute to. the passing of his majesty means that we've lost that of year the girl who had the distinction of leading this people for half a century. the significance of his long reign and his legacy is not lost on us while his role was largely ceremonial with at least $11000000.00 subjects' as well a teeny had significant political influence which couldn't be ignored by both the apartheid and democratic governments often 1904. from the 1st. while some say the king was a peacemaker others argue his influence led to further bloodshed during volatile times it's really a t.v. was known as a traditionalist often promoting the data culture but he was criticised t

mugu for one the final 4 games to book her place in the quarter finals number one seed elena sweet alina is also through. to the n.b.a. and james harden starred in ease 1st game against his old team the houston rockets he lived to join the brooklyn nets back in january after publicly criticizing he's the new teammate and has a look back on 8th triple double of the season of the nets won easily by 18 points for the rockets it's their 13 defeats in a row. and we'll finish with these pictures of n.b.a. legend shaquille o'neal showing off his skills in the racing ring who is making his debut in the only needs wrestling series in florida and despite being put through a table he did still with the set ted team match at 7 foot one on around 165 kilograms it's no wonder the table table 2nd best. ok willing to live in a hole sports news less than a 1000 thanks so much for yes and to think i once saw that 7 foot was too tall to be a wrestler and hooray thanks very much for joining us and for this news out rob will be here with more news in just a moment and i will see you after that just stay with

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