red barber and others were there. carrigan -- characteristically generous and thankful for his teammates and those who helped him along the way, but did not miss an opportunity to point out that baseball still had not had a black manager. he wanted to draw attention to it. it was one of the things he felt baseball should be made aware of, and they really should have been, of failing remarkably in that area. here he was a little over a week before he died, and he made this statement asking why there has not been one black manager 50 years we've -- 50 years after he broke into the game. when he died, it was not a total shock because his health had been failing. too much of the world, it was a shock because he was only 53 years old -- two -- to much of the world. susan: he died, rachel changed the plaque from what to what? mr. kennedy: initially, jackie wanted no mention of civil rights, of the fact that he was a black ballplayer on an otherwise white field. essentially, he was a ballplayer, performed in this way. many y

red barber and others were there.aracteristically generous and thankful for his teammates and those who helped him along the way but did not miss an opportunity to point out that baseball still had not had a black manager. a couple years after jackie died, there would be a black manager. he wanted to draw attention to it. it was one of the things he felt baseball should be made aware of, and they really should have , they had been feeling remarkably in that area. a little over a week before he died, and he is making this public statement saying, where are the black managers, there has not been one in the game 25 years after i broke in. why is that the case? when he died, it was not a total shock because his health had been failing. to much of the world, it was a shock because he was only 53 years old. susan: we have four minutes left i wanted to ask two questions. after he died, rachel changed the citation on his plaque of the baseball hall of fame from what to what? mr. kennedy: initially, jackie wanted no mention of

. >>> an organization called the confess project is working to turn your local barber into a trained. dania backus shows us how. >> when you think of mental health -- >> you're working yourself ragged. >> reporter: -- you don't necessarily think of a barber shot. but at barberizm in compton, california, owner donald collins is giving his clients more than just haircuts. >> in a barber shop people feel safe and feel they can open up. >> reporter: he's part of the confess project, a coalition of black barbers trained to be mental health advocates for mep who are less likely to see a therapist. >> as a barber we're trained to cut hair but we're trained to read people as well. >> reporter: the benefits are based in science. harvard researchers found black barbers are gatekeepers of the community and could help bridge the gap with mental health care. >> we believe in a culture of mental health for men and boys of color, and we believe in barbers. we just believe in the trust that they inherently have in the community. >> reporter: the confess project now has more than 1,000 barbers in 40

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. >> a bay area barber about to close up shop after six decades. he looks back at a remarkable career and tells us what's next. >> i bought a house with this place, raised three kids with this place. it's been a good life. >>> check out this video of a wild police chase. it's absolutely crazy to look at. it started with an armed carjacking in san leandro. you see them swirling around, narrowly missing before coming to a crashing stop. the suspect tried to run but didn't get far before being arrested. police also recovered a gun. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> starting next thursday, property owners in hayward will be responsible for any illegal fireworks activity on their land. earlier this month the city council approved fines that will start at $1,200. >>> the oakland hills, work is underway to clear the road ahead of fire season. we are talking about skyline boulevard specifically. $820,000 grant is covering selective removal of 250 dead, dying, or hazardous trees that could fall and block roads during emergency. other trees will be trimmed fro

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. >>> a san francisco barber saying good-bye. his final cut after 60 years in business. >>> as we look at the roadways we are good as far >>> check out this video of a wild police chase in alameda. police say it started with an armed carjacking. you see the stolen porche swerving around cars narrowly missing and coming to a crashing stop. the suspect tried to run but did not get far before being arrested. police also recovered a gun and no one was hurt. >>> oakland hills, work underway to clear the road ahead of fire season. we are talking about skyline boulevard specifically. $820,000 fire grant is covering selective removal of 250 dead, dying, or hazardous trees. they can fall or block roads during an emergency. other trees will be trimmed. the project also involves adding trees, 150 oaks to serve as shaded fuel breaks. >>> state has a new play book to deal with extreme temperatures. the governor's office released extreme heat action plan. it involves notifying the public when temperatures spike giving communities tools to resp

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and so the this idea of barber surgeons, which were let me back up for a little bit before surgery was a trained part of you know branch of medicine. it was a trade and it was not considered a high status trade. although it was very much an essential one and the people who might you know cut a tumor off your neck rather than john collins warren or the people who might pull your tooth. we're also the same people who would shave you so these barber surgeons that was that was part of their trade. this could be something self-taught but in parts of europe it was also there were guilds and it was treated like other trades and that tradition was waning but not over at the time that my book starts so i do have a bleeding cup in the book or a couple of bleeding cups, which were for bloodletting. that's a, you know, kind of a holdover from that medieval era although those particular cups are from the civil war. but that's definitely a fascinating part of history. that doesn't get as much attention in my book as some of the other subjects. and so i think we just have time for about one one more

. >> a barber is about to close up shop after six decades. tonight, he looks back at a remarkable career and then tell us what is next. >> about a house with this place. i raised three kids with this place. it's been a good >>> new video of a wild police chase. please say it all started with a non-carjacking. you can see this: porsche is working around cars. look at that. nearly missing, until spinning out and then coming to a crashing halt. the suspect tried to run, but didn't get far before being arrested. police also recovered a gun. no one was hurt. >>> starting one week from tonight, property owners in hayward will be held responsible for any illegal fire work activity in their land. earlier this month, the city council approach finds it will start at $1200. >> pg&e set its properties projects are nearly triple. i bank 400 and -- in the first quarter of $5.8 billion revenue. they faced billions and penalties for its role in deadly wildfires. utility has raised rates twice this year, seeking to do it again. >>> new at 11:00, airbnb could

after 60 years of cutting hair, a longtime san francisco barber is closing up shop. his story. >>> plenty of wind to mess up your hair. the winds are going to relax tonight. colmer conditions friday 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe. just one, big supercontinent: pangea. and today there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. >>> there is a saying, all good things must come to an end. >> for a long time, that will ring true this weekend as he closes up his shop are good. the story from san francisco's sunset district. >> reporter: since 1961 -- >> 60 years in this place. >> reporter: -- ralph has made a living one haircut at a time. >> i was making $100 a week when i first started. it was a big deal. you cannot put a number on it. it is like how many hairs do you have on your head? i don't know. it is just so many people. >> reporter: at this chapter of his life will come to an end this weekend after a decision that was out of his h

. >> a barber is about to close up shop after six decades. tonight, he looks back at a remarkable career and then tell us what is next. >> about a house with this place. i raised three kids with this place. it's been a good under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. >>> new video of a wild police chase. please say it all started with a non-carjacking. you can see this: porsche is working around cars. look at that. nearly missing, until spinning out and then coming to a crashing halt. the suspect tried to run, but didn't get far before being arrested. police also recovered a gun. no one was hurt. >>> starting one week from tonight, property owners

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she is the daughter of the poor people's campaign founder bishop william barber. >> this poverty and painful. invisible fires has proven to us we are caught up in inescapable network that has shown us with vivid detail the deadly consequences of systemic poverty and systemic racism in our nation. but even more troubling is our inhumane acceptance of mass deaths. amy: the poor people's pandemic report draws on testimony from members of the poor people's campaign. this is tyrone gardner and fred womack in mississippi, followed by jessica jimenez, a single mother of three who lives with both her parents in the bronx. >> i do have a health concern. i have an autoimmune disease. i was stricken with covid. my wife has lupus. she was also contracted covid. because i don't have money, it was 17 days before they even told me i had covid. >> coronavirus hit real hard here in mississippi, especially in the central aa. we went through a periods where we lost three or four family members at a time. having four funerals in one day. >> not being able to pay my rent and bills on time was one of my b

video footage on social media appears to show ms sturgeon was without a mask inside a barbers, despite snp said she realised within a few seconds and put herface covering on. earlier i spoke to our news correspondentjamie mcivor, who gave us the latest. at the weekend, pictures emerged on social media of the first minister visiting a barber's shop on friday as part of her local election campaigning. now, in the picture on social media, she didn't have a mask on. now, the snp say that she very quickly realised her mistake. and she did put a mask on after that. indeed, in the pictures the party tweeted itself earlier on in the weekend, she did have a mask on. but the scottish conservatives are arguing that this is hypocrisy. the party had long been arguing that the time was passed in scotland when legal guidance, when the actual law on wearing a face mask should have become simple public health guidance. very interesting to reflect on the fact that, had she done the same thing today and not put a mask on for a few seconds, then now things are about guidance rather than the law, it wouldn

sending them to a wander will simply increase the risk to their physical and mental health. nadine barber al jazeera. now campaigning is underway for the french presidential run off . later this month. the 2 remaining contenders encumbered about by crop, and as far right rival, nothing. the pan have been rallying at opposite ends of the country. natasha butler reports now from la pence campaign in the southern city of avenue. ah, ring the pen wants to be francis 1st fall right president. and she's campaigning hard in the run up to the 2nd round. at a rally in the southern french city of avignon. she said that if elected shit create jobs, tackle inflation and protect workers from globalization promises that she hopes will convince voters, including those on the left. oh, i don't think, oh, oh, the cost of living, a quality education, good housing and living standards. your freedom has no prize. yes. ah, the pen supporters say she represents something new and they don't want another 5 years of emmanuel macro arrival in the presidential race. he aggressive his full of himself. i want change

and so this idea of barber surgeons which were, let me back up a bit, before surgery was a trained part of, you know, branch of medicine, it was a trade.ff and it was not considered a high statusn trade although it was very much ann essential one, an the people who might, you know, cut a tumor off your neck rather than john collins warren or the people who t might pull your toh were also the same people who would save you so these barber surgeons, that was part of their trade. t this could be something self-taught but in b parts of europe it was also, there were guilds and it was treated like other trades. and that tradition was waning but not over at the time that my bookat starts so i do have a bleedingse cuff in the book or couple of bleeding cuffes which were for blood letting kind of a holdover from the medieval area, certainly a fascinating part of history that doesn't get as much attention in my booksu as some the other subjects. >> so we have time just for about one more question or so. but do you have an object in your book that really surprised you? you'd really like people to

it started off as in a kiosk because we have kiosk, and every street corner, and no, they're like barbers, there hairdresser, provide the kind of link that you thought was missing when you were doing your art history program. yeah. i mean it's still ongoing. it's a never ending process. there's it, it's on submitted. yeah, i was a transmitted, i mean, so within this particular structure, you're handed this knowledge. it's, it's like it's a school. okay, now if the for earlier. yeah or oco until us how you you go around 3 when i started doing this research finding out that there was so many gap. no. and we often associate yeah. traditional with something home grown, but there is also another way of thinking about our knowledge. so i was so interested in the idea of knowledge keepers because there is another kind of knowledge which is not acknowledged, which is not seen as knowledge what which is seen as fairies have been something that we didn't read in books or that. but you heard about so there is a form of knowledge which is kind of not acknowledged, but which is not necessarily that ki

. >> i haven't been to a barber in a decade. >> greg: this is true yet she walked by barber's. >> matt of money on people. the potential. i'll go back to previous never mind. [laughs] was a sore's under the feeling. of hair extensions on my head. speech will never not know. >> shannon: are not missing anything. >> greg: will be right back. did i? did you say summing smart? >> matt: i would say summing smart. >> greg: one last word to you. >> kat: about what? >> greg: talk about the hypocrisy of hollywood that there were lecturing us. >> kat: i don't accept any money from corrupt government that we know of. no i really don't. i don't accept any. it's obvious whether doing it. it's super easy to be really loud about summing like florida because it doesn't cost them anything really affect them. they just cannot pull people won't know that kind of governm. >> greg: they try to get a past me but not me we are on top of the story like. >> tyrus: say it. [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: like me reading this amazing book on the nine biblical families. >> shannon: this will clean your pallet. >> greg

>> ellison barber, not confusing at all. i don't know how you do this.ined this, which is unexplainable, in such a clear manner. thank you, ellison, for explaining it this morning. >> thanks, jose. >>> joining us now, andy slavitt, the former senior white house adviser for covid response for president biden and a former acting administrator. so what do you make of the fact that the administration is making the cdc take the lead on this? the cdc has not exactly, the most clear messaging place on earth. >> well, look, we want this decision to be made based on the data. let's look at what's happened. we don't want a lone judge, an ideological judge, which is what happened here to make this decision for the country and for a bunch of airline ceos all of a sudden say, we're not going to wear masks based on the data. what the cdc needs to do is study the data, and while they're not perfect, they're the best people to make this decision and what the administration has to factor in terms of whether they're going to appeal or not is the current ruling from the ju

what kind of clowns are these, and the magazine people are the babinas of the barber, the hottest newsready, we'll tell you. let somewhere else tell let's go. come on, we're right next to the armory where the security services are today. it’s very interesting for criminal news, do you know that this is the territory of the ministry of defense and you can shoot near a secure facility only with special permission article uk-144 expressly prohibits obstruction of the legal professional activities of a journalist and what the plot is about, if it’s not a secret, of course, in the morning attack to the armory. and where do you citizen babin knows abu about the morning attack on the armory, law enforcement agencies did not give any information, as far as i know. hmm , you see, we have a job. nobody is going to cancel the state of emergency for the exercise, so tonight is training, according to the plans of the event. i read your work. where is the kravtsov detention center of the fsb now? i don't mind the fsb. of course , it will be against it. but you love to spend your colleagues with us,

. >> kay barber was like a mother to marie. her's the second family to take marie in when she was 18. >> marie's nickname that i gave her was rosy. because she was always just peachy and rosy and happy. >> but she was when she met jeff carlson. and he fell hard. >> and it was like, instant. >> so, they married. and then they had a daughter named paris. and they thought their life together would be grand. marie got a college degree in criminal justice. became deputy sheriff. >> her ultimate goal was to try to get into the fbi. >> but then for all the love between them, there were issues. jeff learned there were more secrets. that as a girl, had marie been sexually assaulted. and sometimes her love and joy were chased into a darker place. >> the biggest issue was she didn't love herself. >> they tried, but the marriage didn't last. and after that, marie drifted a little. jobs fell through. she had to move frequently. jeff suggested paris, then three, would have a more stable life with him. >> she fought it initially, but she agre

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. >> my barber knows i fall asleep. he understands what time we get up in the morning. >> yeah. >>> hopefully you get some sleep this weekend. the weather will be beautiful out there. highs into the mid 60s for san francisco. the hot temperatures are headed our way. >> summer trying to creep in early. thanks for joining us. next newscast is at 5:00. enjoy your weekend. announcer: from the jurassic... [ screaming ] ...to the animated. from the magical... to the delicious. from the most surprising... to the biggest whoas... and the most memorable awws. from making new friends... to our newest ride, the secret life of pets: off the leash. ♪♪ picture the best day ever at universal studios hollywood. ♪♪ >>> right now on "california live," dani is showing us where to get the best french pastries in the valley. >> the french on the block. [ speaking foreign language ] >> what he said. >>> then lisa takes us to a unique pop-up farmer's market created in los angeles. >> i'm bringing you to the prosperity market, which is not you

completely different view of what is currently happening in ukraine or germany, foreign minister and on a barber issue in riga to day or what's on her agenda? oh, it's the 1st foreign ministers visit a here to the baltic. states are here in reagan, it's a capital of a lot. the us she wants to speak with the host lot went for a minister, had got to sit encouraged and then meet her with her counterparts. from the stony and lithuania, as the main topics will reportedly be the russian war in ukraine and the security situation in the region. a months ago, burbock launched and you national security strategy. in view of the war, germany cannot be neutral and what must su more responsibility in there to she said, and that of course also includes, includes the reinforcement of nato on the eastern flank, as well as more presents of native soldiers in the baltic. countries that is exactly what the the lithuanians i was talking to talk to are demanding as well, especially now are in this times of war with russia. i, thanks, yuri, yuri, rashonta and rigor. quick look at some world headlines away from the war

your it but, but news reaching us that her rushes gas from is halting, a gas supplies to poland. barber your mouth pipeline. what do we make of that? well it, it gas from is going to completely suspend to gas supplies to poland from april 27th or so. polish companies received a letter from gasper about the complete suspension of supplies under these yamil contractor jamal contract. previously, poland refused to pay for russian gas supplies with mandatory conversation into rubles. this of course is a bad sign, not only for poland because gas, brown forest, not only poland, but all western countries to pay for gas in roubles. as far as we know, germany was able to supposedly agree on payment in euro's as, as t below. c p related to an in the contract. as for poland, it was stated that this was a break of contract by gas prom. and so, no matter how the situation develops further feel, this is of course, a clear threat to other western countries. like you for batter uri w. moscow bureau chief, newly rich shatter. overhead of the runs nuclear watchdog has visited chernobyl omby, $36.00 anniv

her old lot, sholtes and foreign minister angelina barber to day let go, was appealing for more german support for ukraine, including economic, military and humanitarian. a growth in financing. we need to be supported with runs limbs, living foods, dish with medicine, and medicaid with wetlands, coo broken vaughn as understood. so we need russia to be isolated. it is a li, wrong isolated economically, isn't it soon? because loose every fence lead a spanish to buy gas is used for wetlands that are killing our children with you've often for women with our madelyn, our civilians kinda loser frowns, remain those. it's who listen. was a day the european union warned china not to help russia wage war on ukraine or side step western sanctions. it came during the 1st summit between the you and china in 2 years. and it comes with beijing, giving russia political backing and refusing to condemn the invasion of ukraine. it was the 1st summit between the e, you and china, in 2 years. the goal assurances that china won't arm russia or help moscow evade western economic sanctions. european commissio

the barber begins, are coverage with this report on russia's gas threats. it had been predicted by some fear by many more. but european leaders see russia's move to hold gas supplies to poland and bulgaria, because they won't pay roubles as aggressive, comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to black. my last, this is something that your team commission has been preparing for. in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners, our response will be immediate. united and coordinated. moscow says countries can still pay for gas imports in euro's or dollars, but only if they open russian bank accounts, which then convert the currency and make the final payments. is for some countries have already done so bow guerria which gets the vast majority if it's gas supplies from gas problem is not one of them. yeah, one is to put them in the w and we will not succumb to such a racket. but gary ever is reviewing all agreements with gas problem, including the agreement on gas transit, 3 bulk area. because one sided b

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this next sanctions package might well look like a lost opportunity. barber vessel revolting. there from brussels. we will continue to bring you the latest on the war and ukraine throughout the day. meanwhile, here are some other stories we are following for you at this hour. 2 leading rights groups have accused if he appears armed forces of waging a campaign of ethnic cleansing against tig ryan people in the water, north of the country. amnesty international and human rights watch say the abuses against civilians amounted to war crimes and crimes against humanity. security forces have been deployed to sri lanka, capital parliament in the capital, colombo as a nation wide protest. grove for weeks reluctance have struggle to find essential set food medicine and fuel emitting economic crisis. despite the pressure president would a buyer, roger parks, or has it defied calls for his resignation? bruce president, petro casteel, has listed a curfew on the capital, lima of to bailey a day. the government imposed the measures as part of a state of emergency to suppress protests that b

we went over to the barber. he he went in he paid the barber he sat down and he said give him give him a military haircut. so i was sitting there watching all my hair fall on the floor and i looked at him and he had the biggest smile on his face as you can imagine, but but after that though. a couple of things happen one is he put me in his pickup rather than take me right back to work. he took me over to the base park. and he said look, let's talk for a few minutes. and he was really i mean he changed my life that day in two ways one. he said what are you doing with your life? he said look, i understand. you know you i'm a chief master sergeant. you don't think i was ever young, but i was i understand you want to be like your friends, but he said look you're in the united states air force they have rules. and haircuts of one of them if you want to grow your hair long if that's your priority get out of the air force and grow your hair long, but he says if you want to be an airman, which you have said you wanted

ellison barber has more on his life and untimely death. a warning. some of you might find the video disturbing. >> reporter: today, a grieving community demanding answers after burying patrick lyoya on friday. his family in consolable. lyoya was shot and killed by a police officer on april 4th. police say he was pulled over because his license plate did not match the car. police released four videos of the in incident. it shows lyoya running from the officer. >> let go of the taser. >> reporter: and the fatal shot. the family's attorney says it was an execution. the officer is on paid leave as the state police investigate. activists calling for the officer to be publicly identified, fired and prosecuted. lyoya's father agrees. the police will release the officer's name if charged. >> how dare you hold the name of the man that killed this man. we want his name. >> reporter: hundreds of people have gathered here to lay patrick lyoya to rest. for his family and friends and community, this is a devastating day. a day of mourning. it is not an end. >> i'm

sending them to a wander will simply increase the risk to their physical and mental health. nadine barber al jazeera or still had here on al jazeera florida, becomes the latest republican control view state to impose the abortion restrictions. as the conservative supreme court looks pleased to re examine abortion rights, the sprint to the finish and frances presidential election will have the latest from the campaigns of incumbent mental macro. and the challenger, marine le pen to stay with the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. the western pacific has already its ty, food, big tie for april, biggest on record. an actual fact is mostly of the water. i think the edge effects of the rain will affect eastern han shoes, not on friday, then on saturday. and that normally brings me it will feel quite cold. so rain and cold. yeah. reflection of late winter maybe that fell west. same sort of story actually in central and southern china was nice and warm for last week. really, the cloud is increasing, the rain is falling attempts to

normandy, of course, comes to the fore, but his christian faith, his love of his family, his skills as a barberthose attending met harry through his fundraising. take care, my love. god bless. in his chair at the local market, he raised tens of thousands of pounds to build a memorial in normandy for the british service personnel who lost their lives. six months ago today, he finally saw the completed monument. they deserve it. we did it. what does it mean to you? it means the world to me. among the mourners in cornwall, rob, who gave harry a poem he'd written about d—day. "do not call me hero, when you see the medals that i wear." harry took that poem to heart and used it to promote the british normandy memorial. one minute, he would be hanging on the edge of every word he was telling you, the next minute he'd have you in stitches, and after that you'd be in floods of tears. he was awesome, he was one of the nicest guys i've ever met. last post plays cornwall turned out in force, for an old soldier whose final campaign will ensure the memory of d—day lives on. john kay, bbc news, st austell. th

sending them to rwanda, will simply increase the risk to their physical and mental health. nadine barber al jazeera still ahead on al jazeera. we hear from the family of another unarmed black man killed by police in the u. s. why they're attorneys calling it measure and south africa, braces for more re now to the was wazoo in decades, kill more than 300 me ah. but the snows always start falling in winnipeg. this has been a huge late winter storm affecting the prairies of central canada. the plains of the northern states is all wrapped around this. lo here. close schools in winnipeg 1st time 25 years the calls and swept back behind it to the rockies. and the cascades and temperatures are dropping in the plains states and the midwest. chicago goes from about 11 that 7 between friday and saturday, but the snow's become showers and the wind isn't howling. lea cold attempts on the east coast will tend to drop away for a while. and the rating heading in from the pacific to san francisco was significant. now, i think for the mountains found out was oregon. washington, that is that coals present

normandy, of course, comes to the fore, but his christian faith, his love of his family, his skills as a barberhe did. many of those attending met harry through his fundraising. take care, my love. god bless. in his chair at the local market he raised tens of thousands of pounds to build a memorial in normandy for the british service personnel who lost their lives. six months ago today, he finally saw the completed monument. they deserve it. we did it. he needed people to know and - understand that war is not a game. war is not fun. war leaves you with i some real memories. and that was harry's passion. today, harry's chair at par market was left empty, with tributes from around the world. what does it mean to you? it means the world to me. among the mourners in cornwall, rob, who gave harry a poem he had written about d—day. do not call me hero, when you see the medals that i wear. harry took that poem to heart and used it to promote the british normandy memorial. one minute he would be hanging on the edge of every word he was telling you, the next minute he'd have you in stitches, and after t

the barber aiken is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah, al jazeera, with russian president claims his forces are in full control of mary a poll. but ukraine remains defiance, saying the was biggest battle isn't finished yet. and surveying the wreckage of what was once had business residents returning to board yankee bay and widespread destruction for life. the most important for all of us. and we crave with.

go right over to my con headquarters in paris with our correspondent barbara vale barber. you are there? what are supporters of my con, saying, thinking, doing, acting right now. a joyful and waving level of french and european flag because of course, as we know among the problem has always flawed at the european union and said that we all countries in europe need to stick together and stay together. and there's a huge sigh of relief because the latest holds during the last week. it made it look tighter and tighter and they even seen the danger that the marine, the pen might, are packed. and monro micron. know this hasn't happened, the 5 percent difference in this 1st round isn't big enough for him to gain momentum for the 2nd round. and what is really important at this point is that others who have been defeated are sort of giving their endorsements to mock wrong. valerie progressive, the conservative candidate who was horribly defeated that no could to sort of bring her party back into the main political arena. but she stepped up and she said, now all my votes around, al

video footage on social media appears to show ms sturgeon without a mask inside a barber's, despite it realised within a few seconds, and put herface covering on. the authorities in the chinese city of shanghai have reported the first covid deaths since 2020. official figures show three people died on sunday. all had underlying health conditions. the city is under a tough new lockdown, with residents complaining of being unable to secure food, while some have been ejected from their homes to create quarantine centres. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has the latest. well, obviously the question of what causes death is a complicated one and in this case, officials are saying that all three people who died from covid also had underlying health problems. but there have been questions, i mean, a lot of people asking, with a00,000, over a00,000 official coronavirus infections in this outbreak in shanghai, and until today, there had been no official death. and many people have been asking, how can that be? but if you look at these three cases, two women aged 89 and 91, and a man aged

but his christian faith, his love of his family, his skills as a barber.s fundraising. take care, my darling. god bless. in his chair at the local market, he raised tens of thousands of pounds to build a memorial in normandy for the british service personnel who lost their lives. six months ago today, he finally saw the completed monument. don't deserve that. we did it. he needed people to know- and to understand that war's not a game, war's not fun, a war leaves you with i some real memories. and that was harry's passion. what does it mean to you? it means the world to me. among the mourners today, rob, who gave harry a poem he'd written about d—day. do not call me hero, but you see the medals that i wear... harry took that poem to heart and used it to promote the british normandy memorial. one minute, he would be hanging on the edge of every word he was telling you. the next minute, he'd have you in stitches. and after that, you'd be in floods of tears. he was awesome, he was one of the nicest guys i've ever met. cornwall turned out in force for an old s