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camilla once again shone a spotlight on violence against women, a subject all too often in the news.ddened by the loss of women to violence this year. on average, one woman is killed by a man every three days. sarah everard, sabina nessa, wenjing lin, geetika goyal and bennylyn burke are names which, with all the others, must never be forgotten. it was catherine and william's tenth wedding anniversary this year, and to celebrate, they released a stylised video showing the couple and their three children enjoying family time together. throughout 2021, the duchess has continued to push the importance of the first five years in a child's development. and injune launched the royal foundation centre for early childhood. working closely with others, the centre hopes to raise awareness of why the first five years of life are just so important for our future life outcomes and what we can do as a society to embrace this golden opportunity to create a happier, more mentally healthy, more nurturing society. glasgow, at the climate conference cop26. both charles and william have spoken out on en

camilla once again shone a spotlight on violence against women, a subject all too often in the news.y the loss of women to violence this year. on average, one woman is killed by a man every three days. sarah everard, sabina nessa, wenjing lin, geetika goyal and bennylyn burke are names which, with all the others, must never be forgotten. it was catherine and william's tenth wedding anniversary this year, and to celebrate, they released a stylised video showing the couple and their three children enjoying family time together. throughout 2021, the duchess has continued to push the importance of the first five years in a child's development. and injune launched the royal foundation centre for early childhood. working closely with others, the centre hopes to raise awareness of why the first five years of life are just so important for our future life outcomes and what we can do as a society to embrace this golden opportunity to create a happier, more mentally healthy, more nurturing society. glasgow, at the climate conference cop26. both charles and william have spoken out on environmen

aparec oficiales y atienden. 20 minutos se lo llevan en camilla y fue ingresado donde finalmente muriócomisaría que actuaron por temer que se hiciera daño. el caso está siendo investigado por oficina de fiscal de nueva york >> en los ángeles quien murió fue trabajador cuando un supuesto cliente disparó para los pedidos. la policía recaba más información de lo ocurrido y un hombre en un vehículo intentó pagar con dinero falso y se prujo el suceso. aunque fuera atendido murió ahí mismo en brazos de su hijo que estaba trabajando con él. >> [subtítulos en pantalla] >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> la policía no aporta más información de lo ocurrido. sabemos que investigan diferentes citas para dar con el autor del crimen. no perdemos la vista de la evolución de coronavirus. ya van casi dos años, la cadena hermana. destacamos que california registra mayor número de casos en el país. el codnado de los ángeles supera en un solo día. más de 45.000 nuevos enfermos. en este condado se encuentra el distrito escolar y mañana mismo los alumnos vuelven a las aulas en pleno debate y mucho

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why and now at high camilla. >> that morning, dicey. as of right now, oakland unified school district hasn't officially released the names of the schools that are possibly going to close at the end of this school year. there scheduled to release those in need the names of those schools later today, however, one school board member when he went to social media and listed the that board members are considering so close. now in a lengthy letter to parents and staff, the district claims this is happening because it's the district has been struggling financially. district leaders say part of the reason is due to less students in the classroom. and the district is also arguing that they're investing in smaller schools, then larger ones. but my question saying the director for district 5 says oakland unified school district is actually not in financial crisis. yes, we had to say. >> we're sitting on an ending fund balance of over 100 million dollars. so we have enough resources with those were budget adjustments. and we were told that that was

tuvieron que rescatar heridos en camilla.gen vemos paramédicos dando prirmeos auxilios a víctima de este incendio. la mitad tuvieron que ser llevados a hospitales. una testigo alertaba a personas afectadas y gritan ayudas. son imágenes . esto só en el edificio como comprobamos aquí al fondo de la imagen, hubo gente que salió con vida de las ventanas >> todo esto por culpa de un calentador eléctrico. ha sido peor de los últimos años. vamos a pasar, qué más sabemos, maría? >> antonio, buenas noches. autoridades han habilitado como refugio para más de 200 personas que perdieron por sus hogares en este incendio. noticias telemundo obtuvo imágenes de cómo está el panorama adentro. hay con niños, perros y gatos. pudimos ver en este video un sacerdote que egó a ofrecerles palabras de aliento y oraciones. han estado llegan organizaciones y autoridades y personas de esta comunidad a comida y alimento, ropa a estas personas. >> son las llamas de un voraz incendio en nueva york donde al menos 19 personas perdieron la vida . de acuerdo a

camilla. >> 12 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> marin county is looking at lifting some water restrictions because we've got so much rain a little while back. josh feels like a forever, but we did have that good rains fell earlier. this winter's. we'll take a peek at the fallout on that positive and a voting rights bill failed in the senate again. so now what? plus today is the one-year anniversary of the biden harris administration. we're going to hear from kamala from the bay. she's reflecting on we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> it's 8.15, right now. and all guests la i got fog that john looks like you found some sunshine the sunshine. >> her everyone in the south with those people. that's not say that any way. by th

camilla. >> 9, 0, 9 right now. and let's get our forty-niners on first day of practice today for the big game against the rams. and i'm wondering, will they send spies up there? kron four's will tran. he knows all the ins and out will is that i mean, we were just talking about the we know each we you know, no, no tricks. so would they like? >> is there is a possible could have put a drone up there and peek at what we're doing. >> yeah. if your name is bill by on the other team, but i don't think the rams have ever been accused of spying on the other team. okay. they are going to hit each other today for the first time this week. they got an advantage by playing early on saturday. the last time that the rams were here, they but weapon when they played the forty-niners, they lost 31 to 10 and then couple of weeks ago when they play this sunday will be exactly 3 weeks when they had a meltdown for the ages when they were up 17 points against the niners and then they let the voters come back in when and why was that so

cnn's camilla bernal with more. >> reporter: christine, laura, elizabeth holmes is leaving the courtroomnowing she is likely headed to prison. the jury in this trial delivering a partial verdict. i want to break it down for you. there are four different charges where they found her guilty. there is one of those that is conspiracy to commit wire fraud, the other three are wire fraud counts. they also found her not guilty on another four different charges, and these were in relation to the patients. then the jury was not able to come to an agreement on three other wire fraud charges. but what matters here is the four guilty verdicts in relation to the investors. according to prosecutors, elizabeth holmes lied to these investors about the capabilities of her blood testing company. they say she lied about the technology and the capabilities of it, but also lied about the relationship that the company had with the military, and about the validation that the company had received from pharmaceutical companies. and this jury agreed with the prosecution, saying that she lied instead of selling a

the us. capitol hill rise, the us seems more divided suede republicans out raised by vice president camilla harris, comparing the event of january 6th to the $911.00 attacks and even the bombing of.

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> up next, pediatric hospitalizations hitting a record high, evens. >>> and almost one year from the capitol attack, trump supporters are still in deep denial. >> january 6th attack was not the republicans nor trump. it was the democrats were behind it all. they're the ones that caused it all. >> you really believe that? >> i know it. and there is no way that a republican would act that way. >> a report you have to see ahead. >>> plus, janet jackson breaking her silence on her brother, michael, and his child sex allegations. why she says she felt guilty. ♪ it was a tragedy. with knockoff batteries, little miss cupcake never stood a chance. until, energizer ultimate lithium. who wants a cupcake? the number one longest-lasting aa battery. yay! case closed. not only do centrum multigummies taste great. they help support your immune defenses, too. because a healthy life. starts with a healthy immune system. with vitamins c and d, and zinc. getting out there has never tasted so good. try centrum multigummies. it's time for our lowest prices of the season

let's get to cnn's camilla. they are deadlocked on 3 of 11 counts.al. what does the judge have to say? >> it likely will not be a mistrial in this case but a partial verdict. so what would happen here is that the jury would deliver the verdict on those eight counts they agree on and then the government would have the option to retry the case on those three counts that could be a deadlock here. it's important to point out that this is not the case at the moment because what the judge said was, go back and try to figure it out. try to come to an agreement. we do not know exactly which of the 11 counts the jury is having trouble with. but we do know that these charges are divided between investors and then doctors and patients. i want to go back sort of to the beginning of all of this. elizabeth holmes founded theranos. this was a blood-testing company that promised a wide range of blood tests with just a few drops of blood, a prick of a finger. a lot of the tests were inaccurate so a lot of patients believing they were sick when in fact they were not.

camilla. good morning. >> yes, like you guys said those at home covid tests. kids are a hot commodity right now. but federal authorities say that scammers are taking advantage of the situation and there are people out there selling fake at home covid test kits. so to avoid a victim of this scam, the federal trade commission is offering a few tips. take a look at your screen. if you're looking at buying an at-home covid test kit. make sure that the test is authorized by the and you can go to their website to check that list. also, do your research on the seller, the website or the company before you buy it. look at the reviews on where you're potentially by the covid tests from. if you do end up covid tests can't pay by credit card because if you are charged by order that you never got, you can dispute the charge with your bank. now the richmond police department is already warning people about the scam. and then at sheriff's office is alerting people about phishing scams. according to the agency, there are e-mails impersonating the united kingdom's national he

mazing a little bit, let me see a felony. camilla, could you give me a formally delaware, a childcare, a trinity short? a personal morning, luna throw in a bush the week will and we worship a blue dumb or your other. look up to work on this. i know you don't watch much. no, you're fine. you're not pushing you. anybody? no problem. i know i brought in. why now? why, why? why? we all a position. i thought it was peter with the movie chimney car doors. peter was much door anxious to simulate. was peter a prouder mom while i'm just dr. bob? was like one of you feel awful, toiling kim on dawson with some boy and i'm with my daughter. um we did not. i'm still with no harsh was the count them here. what did you, what ways to need your a rescue or mediators? yes, you will see this book aaliyah. you posted your machine catherine to yet that i am. i got got the cwa ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it tree that even foundation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be succ

camilla cavendish, baroness cavendish. _ him. camilla cavendish, baroness cavendish, thank— him.plan b measures from thursday. he announced that after the dramatic prime minister's questions. people were no longer be encouraged to work from home and won't need a covid pass for some big events and wearing facemasks in shops, schools and public transport will no longer be necessary. sophie hutchinson has this report. compulsory mask wearing in shops, just one of the plan b measures introduced in england in december, as 0micron infections soared. working from home was another, along with vaccination passports for large events. but borisjohnson went to the commons today to announce that all plan b restrictions would be lifted from next thursday. from now on, the government is no longer asking people to work from home. and people should now speak to their employers about arrangements for returning to the office. and having looked at the data carefully, the cabinet concluded that once regulations lapse, the government will no longer mandate the wearing face masks anywhere. figures from

we're talking about ghost guns at right, camilla. >> exactly. it will sense. they are privately manufacture guns were anyone can make them at home with the right tools. and as of march of 2021, it counted for nearly 22% of firearms that were confiscated last year in oakland to the city council voted to ban these ghost guns and its unfinished firearms or receivers. these ghost guns are untraceable, they're unregulated and can easily be made at home with the kid council member say that any person who is willing to pay can easily with no requirements. so this means that they don't have to go a background check. go to waiting periods for be limited on how many you can buy. so council members are moving forward with this legislation to strike back on the ongoing gun violence in the city. now in oakland, the percentage of privately manufactured fire seized law enforcement jumps from nearly 7% in 2019 to 16.5% in 2020. and the vice mayor says that these ghost contribute to the rise in gun violence oakland. and james, there have been laws implemented like in los angel

camilla founded out the wrong way. >> this is the third testing site i went to today. the second one was closed because a couple people got sick with covid. >> hears time lapse video of how long that line was. >> we had 700 the day before. >> the health care company contracted by the county to do the testing says demand is overtaking supply. >> i ordered a bunch of test supplies, but they have been slow all over the state. >> she is trying not to turn anyone away. >> we have about 20 people who are out diagnosed with covid. >> natalie was forced to temporarily close her brewpubs this week due to lack of staffing. she says the county needs more testing. >> the lack of testing has been crippling businesses because our employees cannot get a test. they cannot schedule a test in a timely manner. >> our cases have basically tripled in the past three weeks. >> sonoma county's covid positivity rate is the highest it has ever been, 15%. officials need more testing supplies. for now, their advice -- >> if you can put off getting your test, do so. >> russian river brewing is usi

well, president biden, accompanied by his vice president, camilla harris has just arrived here on the hill in the capital. he responded to a shouted question as he walked past a group of reporters saying that i am praying that we'll never have another day, like the day we had this, obviously in reference to the reason why he's here to commemorate that january the 6th occasion. when supporters of donald trump stormed the same capital, now president biden is going to be talking within minutes from the statutory hall. busy which was one of the areas that was taken over by demonstrators in the wake of a pro trump rally just down the road here in washington dc. now in the course of the day, we also going to hear from the house majority speaker, nancy pelosi, along with the senate majority leader. they'll also be some statements from members of congress remembering that day a year ago. but this is also marked by the lack of republican participation in this commemorate action. there are a few that one is talking almost single digits of republicans who will be taking part. the vast majority o

doesn't camilla with them to lisa with her to school intel, osi and me or the michael hello alia bushland? uncle michel i'm surprised that a young man should feel so strongly about holding on to this tradition. when so harmful, if effigy, and mister end, changing men's attitudes will be central. con thing. we get into the head now down investor to hospital collect detailed information on trends in female cutting. mckinley now says true, tough in to all actin needs of patients are often what kind of cuts have had. and if they intend to cut their daughters in, i did wish i had, they were kind of in a tunnel, a bottle listening. this is rare and to see a woman who is a i will lead due to my daughter in 2297 percent of fema patient had undergone the for when he cut and most intended the same for their daughters. for what about, but that has changed. he is in full of went into tide and the return to add, having now into one touch to which date calls sooner. but if it were, is getting cut sim time one is the one that they said limit the tip, but tied to it, they can have half of cametrius. we k

but there is no open animosity between austin, but you can sense it. camilla is just a few kilometers across the water. behind me now, since russia illegally annexed the peninsular in 2014 is estimated that as many as 140000 ukrainians have left. many of them ethnic crimean tosses. who say they fled persecution in their ancestral land. in the market, no one would talk to his own camera about their support for russia. but this lady said she felt great affiliation in the country, language and culture. if people chose climbing to be cause of russia, you said you live, then let them be. the mosque was built in 2002 for the tartar community all inside men gather pres. hussein talk, lou says he will never accept russian rule in crimea. or d, c, t c t c h. when russia antics crime in between 10 to 40000 tortoise flat because the political and religious pressure on the lack of freedom of speech that they left behind their homes and property. and i've had to start life again on the summer, not only taught us, but all ukrainians live in perpetual uncertainty. everyone is talking about potential

ah, the golden once i am from camilla, i've got a lot of benefits now and i can save money. he saw me so you only to buy camera. good. now. i don't need to buy them any more than. yeah, bobby knows the money can be used for my children's school needs. well, the growing number of indonesian shrimp and fish farmers like up to a go for are doing their bit to protect the mangroves rather than to plead them. the farmers are working together with nature exposing young children to excess sugar has its consequences. around 40000000 children under the age of 5 worldwide are considered overweight. that's one in 6. in this age group and over we children tend to become overweight adults. there are currently more than 2000000000 people worldwide classes overweight. so healthy eating habits should begin early getting to know mother earth digging, pulling up roots, getting down in the dirt. all to put food on the table. get them on the though, didn't know that have him on the dylan. the point is to show children that food doesn't just come from the supermarket. i ducks the yoga, so could t

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time toit was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. let's take a closer look at the latest official government figures — there were 146,390 new coronavirus infections, recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average there were 175,327 new cases reported per day in the last week. there were 18,451; people in hospital being treated for coronavirus as of thursday. 313 deaths were reported in the latest 2a hour period, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. as you heard, it means the total number of people who've died with covid now stands at 150,057. on average in the past week, 182 deaths were announced every day.

presidente del condado estanislao estuvo ingresado 2 semanas tras contagiarse de covid-19 desde la camilla estragos que la enfermedad está haciendo. >>> había como unos 100 niños llorando. los que no están vacunados sufren mucho. >>> hay que destacar que en el condado estanislao se ayudado a registrar hasta 1575 casos en un día por lo que las autoridades a recalcar la importancia de vacunarse. solo le queda un par de días de vacaciones a los alumnos de la universidad estatal de california del este de la valla las autoridades detallaron que retomarán clases el martes aunque de forma virtual volverán a las alumnas hasta el 31 de enero para prevenir más casos de covid-19 y su te tiene dudas sobre la vacuna de refuerzo este próximo martes telemundo 48.com habilitará una línea de ayuda donde le van a responder todas sus preguntas anote en su calendario es el próximo martes 18 de enero de 5 de la tarde hasta las 7 de la noche, según los departamentos de salud de la bahía parece que ya en varios condados se pasó el tipo de infecciones y estarían comenzando a disminuir los contagios como parte de

mitch wife, cassie berrigan tells me she had just lifted her newborn daughter, camilla from the crib under like a big rumble. and then the traders crushed out on the roof. huge branch fell right into her crib . the couple tells me they called 911. they couldn't get out through the front door. the fire department showed up and they just start helping us cut through just to make a walkway. the family spent a week at a hotel returned home for several days, only to be told by a tree removal service wednesday that it's unsafe to be inside the home while the tree is still here, if that tree snaps it's going to go down. we don't know what direction but they can. they can do a lot more damage. now the couple says they will be staying with relatives but grateful their newborn daughter was unharmed. we're blessed. because she was laying there. and that was one of the craziest moments of my life. raul tells me it's been a nightmare dealing with the insurance that they spent hours on the phone trying to get through. now. an insurance adjuster is scheduled to be out of home monday. the couple say

very much still developing and willingly have to mention of that president biden and vice president. camilla harris will be speaking at 3 pm central european time. today. i do stay with us here and eat up the news. you will have coverage of that speech in the meantime. william, thanks so much for breaking it down for us, sir. i'm going to turn to some other news now. we're heading to israel in fact, where residents of so called mixed cities are still working through an outbreak of violence that occurred in the spring of last year extremist, jewish israelis clashed with arab israeli citizens since the violence to young people with neighboring businesses in the city of load have rebuilt and said say that they are shared experiences have brought them closer together. this life has returned to some kind of normal for atman, where he, d, the arab israeli works, and his father's tire shop in lute a city close to 10. a beef airport purchased a few months back in may 1 of the worst outbreaks of violence between jewish israeli and arab israeli citizens in israel destroyed the family business of 30. y

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time to to her dad, as well. it was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, has issued a statement on the number of deaths. in it, he says... for more on the uk's handling of the covid—19 pandemic, i've been speaking to professor lawrence gostin, director of the world health organisation's center on public health and human rights. it's true that the united kingdom and my own country, the united states, was among the world's worst performers. and that's staggering, because i was on the board of the global health security index and, before the pandemic, we ranked the uk and the us among the highest in the worl

capitol hill, riots america seems more devices than ever with republicans outraged by vice president camilla harris. comparing the events of january 6th to the $911.00 attacks and the bombing of pearl harbor with hey there, thanks so much. big company, this is our to international deadly gum far is being reported in the center console stands, largest city al matty. it's been a grim few days of rest in the country report sighting officials say 18 police and $26.00 protesters have been killed in violent clashes according to cause extends presidential administration. one law enforcement officer was headed around a 1000. other people have sustained injuries demonstrate as 1st to the st sunday in reaction to a fuel price hike with the unrest quickly taking a political turn. the now this video here we said to be from an automatic gun fall can be heard on it that we showed on social media. and yet to be verified. an anti terrorism operation is in full swing of 30 se order has largely been restored in all regions. with more than $3000.00 and the rest made is a recap of the latest developments. what

now, since that take over sudan, camilla politics has been in disarray. political parties are divided, some have shown support for the takeover saying that it was necessary while others have condemned that saying that the military has a stage, a coup and disrupted a democracy. democratic transition that was underway now protested are making their way to the presidential palace. now protested, are making their way once again to the presidential palace. the last time they tried that was a week ago and security forces use tear gas and live ammunition to stop them from reaching their destination. at least 7 protesters were killed in the previous protest to the presidential palace, but that has not deterred processed. it will continue to take to the street, at least 72 people have been killed. and 2nd, bruce asked them to take over 3 months ago, more than 2000 have been injured. but despite the use of force by security forces, which though you, when says has been excessive and brutal, people continue to void their anger against the takeover. they say that they will not stop until the milit

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time toit was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. now let's turn to the us where coronavirus cases continue to surge to record levels. it's estimated by the centers for disease control and prevention that between 20 and 50,000 americans could be attending hospital every day by the end of january. america's healthcare system is becoming increasingly under strain, with many us hospitals depleted by an exodus of healthcare workers. of those who have stayed, many now can't work, because they are suffering from covid. i've been speaking tojeremy faust, who's an emergency physician at brigham and women's hospital and an instructor at harvard medi

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time to to her dad, as well. it was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, has issued a statement on the grim milestone. in it, he says... we can speak now to dr peter hotez, dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine, and a leading scientist and expert in the fields of global health, vaccinology, and neglected tropical disease control. it's very good to speak to you again on bbc news, thanks for sparing sometime today. what are your reflections on the figure in the uk? first of all, i was extraordinarily moved by those stories, as the father of a special needs daughter,

capitol hill right in the us seems more divided still with republicans outraged by vice president camilla harris, comparing events of january 6th to the $911.00 attacks and the bombing of pearl harbor.

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time toye to her dad, as well. it was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, has issued a statement on the grim milestone. in it he says... joining me now from washington is professor lawrence gostin, director of the world health organisation's, center on public health & human rights. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. my first question is what do you make of this milestone that the uk has reached? and compared, for example, to the united states. yes. example, to the united states. yes, well, i first — example, to the united states. yes, well, i first want _ example, to the united states. yes, well, i fir

camilla's nan had also died from covid. 0n the night after her funeral the call came, it was time tos well. it was horrendous, horrendous. the doctor said, "here's your dad," and i went, "that's not my dad." i didn't even recognise him because of all the tubes. you say your goodbyes and then you have to walk away from them. the uk has reported 150,000 deaths before any country in the eu. there is hope, though, that this pandemic will never again bring suffering on such a scale. catherine burns, bbc news. and in the last half hour the prime minister has issued a statement on the grim milestone. in it he says... john burn—murdoch is a data journalist at the financial times — he explained a little earlier how the availability of tests throughout the pandemic may be skewing the case numbers. i think one thing i would start with as well is we mustn't forget the first wave that we had back in the spring of 2020 significantly under counted little covid was taken, far few people had access to testing. we now believe they have been more like 170,000 deaths where covid was involved in the uk.

are we kidding ourselves and the fact that camilla harris, you think the media it? does anybody think the media takes salis in the back? that com? allah harris will be the person and position. i mean, she has worse approval ratings than joe biden. she can answer a question, she used to laugh now she gets that confrontational. i mean, if they're in a, in a disaster fe, the total disaster phase. but it's interesting, you know, buying today said that republicans come up to him and they say, you know, we're with you on these and these bills. but if we can't do it, it will get primarily said 5 republicans have come up to him. and then he whispers, you know, like 90 percent of the schools are all pin 90 percent. it just it just pathetic. it really is. but steve, your point he announces press conference. he did say that he was running 2024. he was going to keep comma harris on the ticket, a lot of democrats and you know, how much don't run again. how do you just do what your job right now? tell people you're not doing all of these move to play out. so i've had ask you on t

i mean, look up camilla harris earlier today called this a, another pearl harbor and 911. this is the act, the 1st of all, i could don't, i condemn, i condemn what happened. i condemn all violence. and it was wrong. and by the way, this insurrection that the media has labeled what happened on january 6th, why has nobody been charged with an insurrection? why did the senate committee, when they issued their report on this, never mentioned the word insurrection because it's basically at this point made up . and that's what the media has been doing. this is all about d, legitimizing. donald trump. do you ensure demising, the republican party and de legitimizing in advance? the election results that are coming up in november for the mid terms and beyond, including the next presidential election? it's about. but what's gonna happen is you're going to have riots in the streets after the republicans when the elections in november, because the media is forcing that they call this the big, the big lie that trump loss. well, you know, another big lie is then that police a hunting do

she beat camilla osareo. and all eyes on ashe bardy in the night session.ng on lesia tsurenko. this is only day one of the tournament. maybe now we can focus on the sport and the actual matches. >> who do you think will likely win the australian open now that djokovic is out? >> you would, wouldn't you. maybe a couple weeks ago i would have said nadal. i will not say nadal because he has much to prove. coming back from injury. he had a bout with covid. i like the denil medvedev. maybe. maybe. he's the reigning u.s. open champion as well. he beat djokovic in the u.s. open final in new york last year. he lost in the final last year. the aussie open to djokovic. he has unfinished business here. that's part of my thinking. >> we'll see if you're right. patrick snell, we'll keep an eye out. thank you very much. >>> joining me now is espn senior writer howard bryant. great to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> in an article you wrote a few days ago that djokovic has, i'm quoting here, cemented his membership within the pandemic's most infamous group, the an

more tonight from camilla. >> reporter: this is what's left of millions of dollars worth of packagesr the country. instead, thousands of boxes plungered and discarded which means the package you've been waiting for could be somewhere on this los angeles strain track. >> it's an issue that is going to take a number of entities to help resolve. >> reporter: containers are being connected so the train is stopped and even though everything is logged, it's no match for the thieves who see the opportunity, move and and steal anything of value they can find. it's easy to spot things like home covid tests, medication, lug luggage, pthrow pillows and appliances and so bad in los angeles that union pacific that runs the trains and patrols the tracks may avoid operating in the area. >> to help put that into perspective, on average over 2021 we saw 160% increase but several months throughout last year where we saw over 200% over 300% increase from the year prior. >> reporter: union pacific fsay the lax prosecution of crimes is to blame and point to a special directive issued in december of 2020

it's definitely the most honest thing to come out of his -- come out of him since he cropped us and camilla bowles with the air biscuit heard around the world. better than eating corn pop and break dancing up the stares to air force one combined. when he called him an s.o.b., what did he do? he reminded us on the good old days, where all there was a problem was verbal. the only things hurled through the air were words and not missiles pointed at kiev. >> here i am hillary clinton. >> the fake pocahontas. >> sleepy joe biden. >> little pencil neck adam schiff. >> you're trying to build up your energy but it's not working. >> with jeb's attitude, we'll never be great again. that i can tell you. >> i love that. you can get the baby out of here. >> this really stupid guy. >> get that son of a bitch on the field right now -- off the field right now. out. he's fired. fired! >> honestly, i think we should let me run the country and you run cnn and if you did it well, your ratings would be much better. >> greg: those were the days. the only stress we felt were from trump's relentless bull-throated

i love working with john and >> will sarah and camilla out in the field? all the producers upstairs. yeah. and all the people past and present to this entire station. i tell everybody every time they always ask me, you know, why do you keep staying? because, you know, in this business, you contracts over and over and over and every couple years you don't know if you have a job or if you want to stay. i've always wanted to stay because the people here. but the best. yeah. >> i just i agree. it's what i can meet fear you know, that the 5 years i've been here too haha. >> yeah. daryn, predates how long 23 see you on monday morning again. we'll be right >> 9.56. that means we're almost done here on the kron 4 morning news. but they never stop on kron-on. and teresa is in the newsroom with a preview. good morning, good morning, everyone. we are going to go in-depth on the proposed legislation about allowing kids 12 enough to get vaccinated without their parents consent and assemblyman john scott wiener is joining us to talk about this live. many parents have so