here's andrea canning with "the alibi." >> mommy. >> reporter: across the spectrum of love is there any more precious than that of a mother for her daughter? ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine ♪ our story is about that maternal tie that endures from generation to generation. it begins in a military town near the mexican border. del rio, texas. a small city anchored by the laughlin air force base. karlyn ramirez grew up there. she was an easygoing child says her mom, susan garcia ramirez. >> karlyn, when she was young, she was real calm and quiet. karlyn loved to sing. she would sing all the time. ♪♪ whenever she was out with her friends, you know, she would sing for them. >> reporter: rosanna flores was one of those friends. what was it about karlyn you that wanted to be her friend? >> her smile. her voice. her big heart. i can honestly say she never saw any bad in anyone. >> her friends, anais avara and valerie mckechny, say it wasn't all about singing. scl we'd go to the local bar here and we'd dance. ♪♪ >> and they say the dancing could literally happen anywhere. that's karly

here's andrea canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern west virginia, in a sweet college town in the heart of coal country lived three teenage girls. their photos capture a moment in time. they were smart, talented, lovely. everything a parent could hope for in a daughter. and so who could have guessed just by looking that some of them carried a dark secret about a friend? >> 911. do you have an emergency? >> i have a 16-year-old daughter. she has not been home, hasn't went to work. i am scared to death. >> these teens played a strange and haunting game. >> would you guys rather suffocate or get shot? >> get shot. >> a game of betrayal that went way beyond typical teenage drama. >> she's calling out help me. you know, why, why, why. >> and at the center of it all was a girl named skylar. david and mary neese welcomed their only daughter skylar to the world in 1996. tell me about the day she was born. was that the greatest moment of your life? >> i wouldn't go that far. >> first time you saw her. >> first time i saw her, yes, i can say that was the grea

here's andrea canning with "on the outskirts of town." >> i'm miles from my family in new york. but i'm driving, oddly enough, through a place that feels like home. quaint downtown the kind of place you feel safe. this is newburgh in southwest indiana. you can see the early days of the midwest in these historic buildings. open farmland everywhere. hometown usa, a place for putting down roots. >> turn left on county 45 west, then your destination will be on the left. >> reporter: and there it is. what i've been looking for. a gravel lot by a soccer field. a spot to play sports. to hang with friends. not a place for a young woman to die. it's jarring to think that when a life ends, so much begins. a family's grief. a community's shock. and in this case right here where i'm standing a murder investigation. heather collins has always been proud of her three girls, especially her oldest daugher halee, who even at a young age was eager to lend a helping hand. >> there's you know so many pictures of her holding the baby sister, you know, and just taking care of them. yeah. she's always

here's andrea canning with the face of evil. >> looking back now, this woman almost didn't make it. >> i said, if you keep doing this, you're going to kill me. he said, do you think i actually care about that? >> is that when you're looking in the face of evil? >> little did she know in this college town, she wasn't the only one. >> he said he'd go to jail for murder before rape. >> what was going through your mind? >> i wish i told the people i love that i loved them. >> was their private horror connected to a public mystery? >> it just had people asking, what was going to happen next? >> more women connected way tragedy and by questions. would a killer had been stopped sooner? >> i was so angry that two people had to die in order for someone to believe me. >> the story begins in a small texas town, but it's not just any town. this is college station, home to texas a and m. and home to jamie hart. >> i was immediately struck with her beauty. >> chuck cruz was her boyfriend at the time. he remembers when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her. she was so pre

here's andrea canning with, "facing the music." >> reporter: they were having so much fun. group of girlfriends hitting the town one saturday night, lost in the music. >> we would go to different clubs and we probably made ourselves known, "we're here, come look at us," in a fun way. >> reporter: this was the playground they knew by heart. this was the home where they felt safe. they were invincible. >> you were in this bubble. you're 25, like, nothing's gonna happen to you. >> reporter: and then, less than 48 hours later one of them was gone -- murdered. the killer was at large. >> and i remember being paralyzed, like, not being able to leave the house. >> reporter: this not only stole your friend, it stole your innocence. >> yeah. it so did. it did. >> reporter: it would take another 25 years to find the killer. a most unlikely suspect. always there. watching them. daring them. >> reporter: you are literally talking to christy's killer. >> right. and i kept thinking after the fact, i'm like, he had to have known who i was when i was standing in front of him. he had to hav

here's andrea canning with "noises in the night.” >> reporter: when the autumn chill seeps into thismunity just north of knoxville, tennessee, hundreds of high school students are drawn to the blaze of friday night lights to cheer on their hometown heroes, the bobcats. she was the friday night light who perhaps shone brightest of them all. emma walker, a bobcats cheerleader since her freshman year at central high. >> she was a really good cheerleader. some cheerleaders would just kind of go through the motions but emma would put her own kind of sparkle, i guess, into what she would do. >> reporter: fellow cheerleaders kelsey and lauren say their friend emma could be sassy too. >> she would always say, "well, i am kind of a big deal.” >> reporter: and i take it that she said that with a hint of sarcasm? >> yes. >> they're educational snacks of the presidents. >> who you gonna eat first? >> people who didn't know her were, like, "oh, she's, like, the super pretty cheerleader," like, "oh, no.” but then they would meet her and be, like, "she's the nicest person i've ever met.” >> reporte

the interim ceo adding, "invitation surprised andrea can empathize with what he is feeling." swift. and dua lipa are each up for six grammys, including song of the year. moving from the usual home here at staple center most of the grammys are happening across the street in the an around the los angeles convention center. as far as audience goes, it's limited to performers and some of the nominees. in los angeles, i'm stephanie elam. >>> this week cnn hero became paralyzed from the waist down, struggled for years to attain a healthy lifestyle but now motivated by his own successful journey he provides an adapter training and new trigs program helping people push toward fuller lives. meet wesley hamilton. >> come on easy. >> my main goal is to teach people how to take control of their live. >> there you go. >> take full accountability appear embrace your reality. >> slowly. stop right here. >> when you we go through the program it's only the beginning preponderate i want to be there through your whole journey because i want to see you successful. >> there we go. one more. >> i'

but as you can imagine, andrea, here on the ground in jackson as we've been speaking to residents, the mayor as well as some business owners, they have some concerns. take a listen to what they told me. >> i think it's too early. i think with so much of our population still not having been vaccinated, i think this is too early to remove the mask mandate. >> i lost a long-time neighbor just a week ago who died from covid. and so people are still dying. we're celebrating in the third quarter, and that makes no sense. >> are you going to allow customers inside if they don't have a mask? >> well, we can't -- we're not going to force anybody out of the restaurant. we're going to ask them would they mind wearing a mask? we even have masks to give customers. >> reporter: well, the question, andrea, that many are asking is you're opening businesses, but at what expense? because this is all happening while there's this other major crisis that's looming in the background. you can see these national guard tanker trucks here with water because mississippi is now facing a water crisis with jackson

tonight or will be turkey planes tomorrow night 60. 8 andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. almost mental has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear link between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the coals the next morning and drag garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . when you

. >>> can andrea cuomo hang on? i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. friday became came the latest allegation of sexual harassment. a current employee of the governor's office this time telling "the new york times" cuomo would do the following. the new york governor nearing the ends of his third term for weeks has been slammed with dual crises and alleged cover-up of the covid nursing home death toll in his state, and accumulating accusations of sexual harassment by young women, some of whom worked for him. interesting that the latter seems to be causing him more problems than the former. i can't remember a politician sustaining this sort of ongoing escalating bad press with no new news story knocking him off the front page. and it's not like there has been a lack of news. the border crises, the vaccine rollout, and relief bill fight, meghan and harry? even "the bachelor." fox news had been covering cuomo in a negative light over covid. is it was as if he was the knee-jerk response about anything bad said about trump. cuomo denied touching anybody appr

. >>> can andrea cuomo hang on? i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia.atest allegation of sexual harassment. a current employee of the governor's office this time telling "the new york times" cuomo would do the following. the new york governor nearing the ends of his third term for weeks has been slammed with dual crises and alleged cover-up of the covid nursing home death toll in his state, and accumulating accusations of sexual harassment by young women, some of whom worked for him. interesting that the latter seems to be causing him more problems than th

. >> you can see it, andrea, in those short clips, but you can also sense in the protests in atlantarick warren says in this book, you can see it behind me, i've got many copies, as you can see and so many of us are struggling with the grief that the pandemic created and looking for help, looking for support, looking not to be invisible. this book is in the sense of invitation to anyone feeling invisible that there are voices in people who are eager to reach out and support you, for those of us who have dealt with lots of loss. there are so many beautiful voices in here that can remind you of the strength that comes from sharing your loss and trusting others. as we come out of this pandemic it's good to remember what happened, but it's also good to have a little bit of a companion for what we want the new normal to look like. do we want it to be more joyful? let's hope so. more united, i think both political parties can hope that we can be more united as a people, more trusting and less likely to resolve our problems with hatred and racism. all these voices are here. so this is why i

. >> you can go find hundreds of pictures of me kissing people, men and women, it is my usual and customary way of greeting >> is governor cuomo's apology enough >> andrea stuart, his new york first female senate majority leader >> you can begin with a apology and recognition is extremely important and we'll see how things play out from then >> reporter: cuomo says he'll fully cooperate with the independent investigators but today's apology rejected lie his accusers charlie bennett calls the press conference inaccurate information. lindsey boylan tweeted "how could new yorkers trust you to lead our state if you don't know when you are inappropriate with your own staff." anne is joining me now from new york city, how does this play out from here? >> reporter: now all eyes turn into the independent investigator who have yet to be chosen the investigator's report could well determine cuomo's fate. >> richard engel has made his way to iraq and has the latest on the escalating violence >> reporter: the attack happened this morning this smoldering vehicle launched what if pentagon says were ten rockets aimed at the u.s. air base it is widely believed to be re

andrea, if this gets appealed. derrick shauf vin's lawyers argued a of 3rd degree murder. that can police force and someone died. that can't be used. the trial judge agreed. but an appeals court in minnesota said that's not the case, the charge can be used and sent it back to the trial court. shauf vin's lawyers can appeal this to the state supreme court and that could delay the start of the trial. as of now, the state is able to try again to get the third degree murder charge reinstated but chauvin's lawyers could appeal. >>> the disparity in vaccination rates across the country continuing to grow. larry hogan under fire for low vaccinations in communities of color. how the state cannery verse that trend coming up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. y on msnc ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy

of diplomacy but right now kim jong-un seems more intent on seeing how far he can advance his nuclear program. lester >> andrea, thank you. >>> growing concern about a fourth wave of covid infections while 96 million have now received at least one vaccine dose hospitalizations are up to about 33,000 amid pleas for new restrictions here's miguel almaguer with that. >> reporter: in one of the most serious signs the nation could face a fourth surge, tonight 19 states from new york to washington are now reporting a rise in hospitalizations many of the sick are young and fueling the numbers. infection rates growing for those under 50 including teenagers, some who now qualify for a vaccine. >> it just really puts me at ease i'm not constantly worried about getting covid. it's helping out the whole entire nation and the whole entire world. >> reporter: with most of the nation, some 30 states still recording a rise in new cases, michigan's hospitalization rate is rising faster than it did in the fall in new jersey, the governor just lifted more restrictions. but over the weekend, hospitals admitted more covid patients

right now, kim jong-un seems more intent on seeing how far he can had advance his nuclear pro. >> andrea, thank you. >>> president biden is ready to lay the groundwork for his ambitious infrastructure proposal he'll unveil the build back better plan in pittsburgh today. for a preview, let's get to tracie potts in washington, d.c. good morning what are we expecting to hear from the president today >> reporter: well, we're expecting to hear him lay out his vision for, first of all, why he wants to do this infrastructure plan, why it is necessary to help lift america's economy. the big ideas and the big priorities in what he's calling the american jobs plan take a look. the president expected to explain why he wants to invest in infrastructure, transportation, climate change, clean energy jobs is a big part of this, and education but the big question, particularly for some of his critics, is around the cost. it's expected to cost around $2 trillion >> let me just say that the speech tomorrow is about making an investment in america not just modernizing our roads, our railways, our bridges,

andrea's work. this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty. nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as nifty it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist and day i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what we wanted to do was make a statement. acknowledging war. 'd and humans call it what. you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat but with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in newark very very. impressive in other news no mad land has clinched another award the producers guild of america has crowned it best film t

and presidential historian michael besh love is with us along with andrea mitchell, chief washington correspondent. you canry day on this network. ayman, over to you. >> thank you very much for that. you asked the president this question about what is happening here on the border. his response to the migrant children coming a cross. he laid the blame at feet of his predecessors. republicans blame biden for reversing trump's actions. who is really to blame for what's happening here? >> we know that immigration is now one of the biggest challenges facing the biden administration. what we saw today from the president, who was trying to lay the blame on his predecessor while also saying that he was owning up to the idea that he was going to follow u.s. law and that be more humane and decent. he believes to these migrant children, it's the way to dpo. he said we're not going to turn them back. what you saw him saying there is i'm owning this issue. he also in some ways when you listen to him closely wasn't trying to say this is normal. this is seasonal. what the numbers bare out is there is this surge of unacco

as of tonight, anyone who is 50 and older can now get a shot. as kpix 5's andrea nakano reports, the county says it's all thanks to extra supply from the federal government. andrea? >> reporter: yeah, liz, here at the contra costa county medical center, a yellow light was shining earlier tonight to honor the lives lost in this covid pandemic. in all, 734 people died in this pandemic so far in contra costa county. in a sign of hope tonight, as it moves rapidly to vaccinate its residents. the lights went dark at the contra costa county medical center right at 8:00 tonight. >> on this day one year ago, our county lost its first two residents. >> reporter: now county officials say they've received a boost in the vaccination effort with the federal government delivering a supply of vaccines on top of what the county gets from the state. contra costa is home to 11 federally qualified health centers. >> it's true that not every federally qualified health center has come online yet, but like the state vaccines, they're moving in waves. we're in one of the earlier waves fo

andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. almost mental has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear links between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the cause the next morning andrea garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . you say i have coronary heart disease f

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andrea's work. and this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty. nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as nifty as it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist and day i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what we wanted to . make a statement in the war than even in the war of opening. and humans. you know. and you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat but with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited to her the world like her artwork i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in newark writing with. impressive in other news nomad land has clinched another award the producers guild of america has crowned

can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell. a shocking murder at atlanta area spas on tuesday. robert aaron long is in custody after officials released footage showing him at three locations. rodney bryant was asked about a motive. >> we have received a number of calls about is this a hate crime. we are still early in this investigation. we cannot make that determination at this moment. >> the georgia shootings do follow a wave of unprovoked attacks across the country of people of asian descent. president biden has just been briefed. vice president kamala harris also addressing the terrible shootings. >> we don't know, we are not yet clear about the motives. i want to say to our asian communities we stand with you and understand how this has frightened and shocked all people. >> and the shootings condemned. >> i want to mention what happened just a few hours ago in atlanta in which several women were killed, including, we believe, four women of asian descent. we are horrified. >> counterterrorism agents were sent to atlanta out

with most folks and those who say shoes for the soft on the phone my guess is we can phone as the christian democrats and andrea sneak this is good news policy of job rights in favor of business conflict zone. next on details of. the fight against a coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data that goes a special monday to friday on w. . and you you may know yes yes we can hear you and how it all steers german chancellor i will bring you i'm going to map all as you've never had to have before surprise yourself with what disposable who is medical really what moves out and part of somebody who talks to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping 150 during those chemicals last stop. is there it's a. and to admit that your government is always willing to sacrifice those human rights for the sake of business if the united states by screwed or $30000000000.00 a year in russia i cannot explain to my electorate why

she still can not open her left eye because of all of the swelling. ken? >> andrea, thank you for that. >>> take a live look at the white house this evening. the flag is at half-staff in honor of the georgia spa shooting victims. president biden and vice president harris travel to atlanta tomorrow. kpix5 is focusing on crime against asian americans in a half-hour special this weekend. join kenny and me sunday at 6:30 for asians under attack. the bay area reacts. >>> take a live look outside right now we are still seeing rain tonight across parts of the bay area. >> our chief meteorologist is tracking what could be our last storm for quite some time. >> it will be limited in the extended forecast and in the long range outlook. >> reporter: let's focus on the positive. there is rainfalling out there. the bulk of it now moved off to the east. the majority of what we are seeing is falling into the range. and, not much elsewhere other than some lingering mist, drizzle, fog that does not show up on radar. can not rule out more showers, you can see a few more moving toward

can get into rural areas. you see that u.p.s. truck is already at the airport. >> i know, andrea, it's a great sight to see.g that's also important, because of one shot, we know immunity starts, andrea, two weeks after that dose is administered, which is huge when we're up against this race with the variants, which are more transmissible, possibly more deadly. >> and the fact that 15% of the trials were done in south avg, so they've got a pretty good handle on its efficacy against that variant. >> yes, that's right. we believe all three currently authorized vaccines, pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson offer protection, even if it's a little lower than the protection against the variants that were found in the united states, but these are moving targets. these trials were done for all three manufacturers across different continents, different points in time as you heard the ceo say. i do think it's important to note if all of the other manufacturers were trying to reproduce numbers now, we probably would see similar efficacy numbers. bottom line though, this efficacy threshold, 66%, 72%, still exceeds

so next i want to introduce andrea sparks and i want to tell you about her so you can understand the perspective that she speaks from. andrea is the director of the governor's child sex trafficking team where she has been for about four years. the team promotes policies to prevent child exploitation and to bring exploiters to justice. andrea's team has become a national leader in efforts to prevent child exploitation and the criminal justice system in holding exploiters accountable. after graduating from the texas school of law, she served in the texas supreme court. after that she went on to represent both children and families in child protection cases before coming to the governor's office, she served as the executive director of the regional office for the national center for missing and exploited children. andrea sparks. >> thank you, governor, for assembling us today to talk about a very, very critical issue. we are very concerned about the youth and the children who are coming across the border. they are in a perfect storm of vulnerability. we have heard stories that kids as yo

andrea. you know. i mean a he didn't have a conversation. in south jersey promise you anything like where you can. read it when you write and when you know and so you actually did get out thank you we really appreciate it. ok so that's good that's helpful. let's talk about lorenzo montoya. a. last chance of 2000. time but why was right now is when you go to. follow him in the interview there are these 4 men were. in 1st being interviewed is. the wrens of montoya was arrested in the year 2. and accused of a murder of a young schoolteacher in denver. he's 14 years old lorenzo when this happened and he is tiny like maybe 110 pounds. between me and lorenzo is a mountain they tell him there's these videotapes that show him abusing children which there aren't in lorenzo's they actually go as far as to have him take his shoes off and they do this whole charade where this very angry cop comes back in with the shoe and says well i'm a shoe print expert and your shoe matches the print at the crime scene was untrue. you're going to be sent away. and there is you. are not rest until. then it's going to have.

andrea's work. and this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty drop nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as fifty's it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist andrei i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what he wanted to do was make a statement in the war then even in the war of opening. where ai and humans. and you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in new and exciting ways going forward. impressive in other news it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out t

andrea's work. and this is the. main piece that we put on the nifty drop nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as nifty it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist and day i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what he wanted to do was make a statement in the war then even more of the war of. ai robots and humans call it what. you know. and you know but what was sophie is actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat but with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hopeful we're all like her are i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in newark writing we were. impressive in other news no mad land has clinched another award the

can actually be. >> so the question on that about cooking and food, this comes from andrea. andrea's been watching a lot of our videos as well thanks andrea. at the beginning of your food conversation, we're cooks basically decent cooks when good stuff was available back then? >> that's a great question because men are always going to complain about the food. you can have the best ingredients yet you're not gonna please everybody. however, usually what would happen the men would figure out that this guy is the best cook at our mess. we will have him do the duty with that will help him with something else. it traded off things. i can so and you can't saw all cook, etc. if you're in a stagnant camp like a winter encampment. many times what they would do is they would take three or four different guys were really good at. put locations like kitchen and let them do their work. you ate in groups of three or four called a mess. like jake and myself into other people would get together, put our rations together, then we would cook them. maybe jake figures out on a better cooked in

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andrea nakano. >> reporter: eye donor member the last time that i stood on the sidelines. this is quite a treat. it's an amazing sight to see. as you can see the freedom falcons are facing off in oakley. this feels a little different than any other football game that i have covered. normally students gather early and parents are staking out their fees. there are no fans allowed. but each student did receive tour tickets to give to their parent or guardian. and they will be in the stands and they are being referred to as observers. while the atmosphere is different, the teams are excited to get back to playing football >> their great group of kids and they are excited about it, we're going play hard. like to talk about winning and losing. >> we want to stay positive and work hard. we are excited and we cannot wait to see the ball kicked off. took the varsity game starts at 7:00 p.m. there will be some time between the jv game and the varsity game. while they are playing football , right across the way they are playing baseball at the same time. that normally doesn't happen in a regular year. this is sports during the pandemic. >>> these

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andrea nakano. >> reporter: eye donor member the last time that i stood on the sidelines. this is quite a treat. it's an amazing sight to see. as you can see the freedom falcons are facing off in oakley. this feels a little different than any other football game that i have covered. normally

. >> you need to mute your devices >> can you hear this, david and andrea? [indiscernible] >> you are not muted, we can hear you. >> the computer is muted. >> do you want to quickly try to call back in or log back in? >> yeah. let me find your number again. >> the indication i have is you are calling in not from your phone from your computer. >> no, i'm not. >> okay. i'm just letting you know what i see on my end. >> my computer sound is turned off. there is an x to the speaker. >> the sound is turned off, but your microphone on your computer is on. that is what is causing the echo anyway. do you want to log back out and log back in? we will wait, otherwise i will start your timer again. >> let me hang up and call back in again. >> are you back with us now? >> yes, can you hear me? >> the problem was your computer microphone was on and that's what was causing the echo. >> it is now gone. so i guess i will get the presentation without my associates on the line. go to the next slide, please. so to address mr. tanaka's concern, you can see p1 and p2 a , that sho

happening in their state and they're also aware of actions that they can take to make sure that they're supporting these federal bills. >> andreaso much for your time this afternoon. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up at 4:00 p.m., nse ufot will talk to us about her group's efforts to fight voter suppression. >>> meantime, a unique way to honor the victims of the colorado grocery store shooting continues today in boulder, as memorials there keep growing. starting at 8:00 p.m., people are invited to go outside and take ten slow breaths followed by ten minutes in silence in what's known as 10 together. each breath is meant to represent one of the ten victims. this began last night and now the city is inviting people to take their breaths and pay respects every night for ten nights. >>> meantime, a powerful moment at a board meeting in a cincinnati suburb has gone viral. a township trustee made what appeared to be an impromptu speech condemning anti-asian violence and he's drawing from his own experience with hate. he revealed scars that he got while serving in the u.s. army to make this point. >> i'm 69 y

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can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right, hi, eric and arthel. we know that andreaart cousins, she's taking a firm stance after the new allegations against governor andrew cuomo and she included this statement writing every day there is another account that is drawing away from the busy of government. -- business of government, we need to govern without daily distraction, for the good of the state, governor cuomo must resign. assembly speaker carl hasty is echoing that opinion. an hour earlier, governor quo addressed the accusation as well as calls from lawmakers to resign. >> i wasn't elected by politicians. i'm not going to resign because of allegations. >> reporter: fine women accuse the governor of harassment or inappropriate behavior, two male aides say he would berate them with expletives. former press aide karen hinton told the washington post that twice cuomo called her to his he hotel room and pulled her towards him until she left the room. cuomo denies this all together. >> what she said is not true. she has been a long-time political adversary of mine. hi

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financial stability is something that can undermine these moves very quickly, and i am just wondering whether investors are paying enough attention to it. andreas: i think investors might differentiate even more between banks which they believe are past the right processes and have the risks, really a tight grip on the risks, and the ones which might have to work on it. there obviously you might have some differentiation. i cover swiss banks, and have a look at the difference between ubs and credit suisse. we have the french case ongoing and things like that. but still, look at the differentiation there, and the different assessment, i would say, that we had over the last couple months. guy: ok. andreas, really appreciate your time today. thank you for joining us, and thanks for your patience with me jumping in on you. really appreciate that. the view from vontobel. let's talk about what is happening in terms of getting the suez canal up and running. the ship is free. now what? these are the latest pictures. getting something like that moving, that is going to be the next challenge. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: some breaking news on the coronavir

andrea. thank you, mark. see, you guys thank you, mark. see, you guys have done 10 o'clock. canrd's capsule should be reentering the atmosphere any minute. it'll be good to have him back. the fantastic four reunited! (chuckles) yeah, you had a good run, fake wolowitz. we'll remember you with nostalgic fondness. the way we do the dial-up modem, the vhs tape, or... or leonard's gym membership. we're not kicking him out. stuart and i have become good friends. okay, one vote for, one vote against. leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun. (sighs) he left a boy, he returns a boy-sized hero. (wolowitz screaming) (loud rumbling) loops, calm down! ♪ baruch atah, adonai, eloheinu ♪ ♪ melech haolam, hamotzi ♪ ♪ lechem min haaretz... ♪ what's that? the jewish prayer for eating bread! (laughs): we don't have one for falling out of space! (booming) (gasps) (ru

. >> i don't see how he can govern effectively when fewer and fewer people believe him. >> i think he would have to resign. >> reporter: andreament that we need to govern without daily distraction. for the good of the state governor cuomo must resign and it was quickly supported by other state senators to which cuomo said sunday -- >> there is no way i resign. >> reporter: two more allegations that the governor acted inappropriately with former staffers. once a paid consultant to cuomo said he inappropriately hugged her in a los angeles hotel room 21 years ago, describing the embrace as too close for too long and i felt it was too intimate and i could tell he was aroused and i pulled away. the claims were corroborated by a friend and the governor denies him calling her a long-time political adversary. on a list an aide to cuomo for two years, the governor asked her if she had a boyfriend, called her sweetheart, touched her on her lower back at a reception and once kissed her hand as -- >> i say how are you doing. how is everything. are you going out. are you dating. that is my way of doing friendly banter. >> reporter: now fi