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well carolyn, thank you so much. i have a couple open questions here, but i think they're more comments. so i'm going to encourage you to look at them and i actually can share them with you after and we can respond. i really appreciate your talking with us today. thanks so much. i hope we can use something again with you this week. we're looking back to this date in history. the lincoln memorial was originally dedicated on may 30th 1922 57 years after president abraham lincoln was assassinated at the end of the civil war. more than 50,000 people crowded the grounds for the dedication ceremony, including elected officials and the diplomatic corps. seen here in the audience are some of the many civil war veterans from the north and the south who attended the ceremony. among the dignitaries present were us supreme court chief justice and former president william howard taft. president warren g harding and robert todd lincoln abraham lincoln's only surviving son. president harding in a speech broadcast on nationwide radi

thanks for the call. >> guest: thanks carolyn. i appreciate that comment and i think it's important for citizens like yourself to remind your legislature to remind them that you voted to put your trust in your secretary of state katie hobbes.ka voters put their trust in the current clerk who happens to be a republican. i think we need to focus on a political issue and our are vote of trust in the election authority in our state and jurisdiction. they did so in accordance with the law and they did so with transparency and integrity. they have gone through audits and then some and i think we need to petition the senate for thisto to stop. >> host: the web site is bselections group.com jennifer morrell a partner with that organization joining us from salt lake city. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> i want to show you the view so as you can see it's the washington monument. it's one of the most beautiful views and all of the city. the president has stood at this very spot and this is where my husband joe

. >> we're going to start with laurie and carolyn brady from long island, new york.dy >> reporter: the mother/daughter nurses treated covid patients together on the front lines during the height of the pandemic at mt. sinai nassau hospital in new york. >> i called the emergency room to give report, and i hear er carolyn brady, how can i help you? i went, huh, it took my breath away that's my daughter she is extraordinary at what she does >> and i learned it from her >> reporter: carolyn followed in her mom's footsteps, attending the same nursing school, malloy college in long island, new york she says her mom is her greatest inspiration. >> she really is an earth angel, truly. she's speaking to families that are so distraught, having those difficult conversations, and she did it with such grace, such compassion, such kindness. >> going to make me cry. >> reporter: laurie's commitment to helping others extends far beyond the hospital walls. she spends her days off helping seniors from her church get vaccinated >> she was up at 3:00 in the morning on the state website

happy mother's day to carolyn to carolyn and go to what are you? >> what are you doing mom in your house. well, there's always be breakfast in bed but it turns into like the kids are the most excited about it said they get in the bed and last year they ate almost all of the rest of the branched out what he certainly do. french they're most excited about the homemade whipped cream will cain has. the heavy cream was on the list. i think the figure it out. but. >> anyway, happy mom's day on the street. everybody month, state everybody. that wraps up. are that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 stick around, though the news at 6 is next. just catherine are here with that take it away. vickie's. clearly the favorite child after okay. thanks so right tonight. coming up at 6 o'clock. a no show in court. the man accused of stabbing to asian women in san francisco. >> refused to show up for his court date. and we now have new video of the moment that the suspect walked up to the victims and violently attacked them and some very troubling wild fire weather conditions

carolyn goodman went on social media to reveal that her city has been in talks with the team for 2 years. >> kron four's maureen kelly has reaction to this latest development. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great lea

mayor carolyn goodman. went on social media to reveal that her city has been in talks with the team for 2 years now for maureen kelly has reaction now to the latest disturbing development. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is

mayor carolyn goodman went on social media to review her to reveal, i should say her city has been in talks with the a's. forget this 2 years kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversationsrwith major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has

vice president of operations carolyn air penn says many people were taking advantage of the program overhe last year or just said, i think that we've been able to make so many families. but if a pet is not going to work in its current home there are options. if you are unable to around while on your own need to other family or friends. you know, look at your shelters. but one thing you should never do is release a pet into the wild. these are domesticated animals. they're not meant to fend for themselves. i asked both shelters if they're concerned about an uptick in the future. >> they say they truly believe their processes and programs will prevent that. >> and harry kron, 4 news. >> for those who are able to keep their pets or could be a cure for dogs brats. scientists in arizona say they've developed a solution for some what we consider to be stinky smelly breath. owner of the dogs think that researchers modified bacteria to mitt pleasant smells such as pair and meant the strain can be added to dog treats and food for easy consumption. researchers say the good spelling bacteria is har

carolyn manno has this morning's "bleacher report."ra in pitching in baseball. >> that's right. clearly the yearly of the no-no. we've seen tell already. the earliest in the calendar year since 1917. there was a fifth but it doesn't count. in the moment you called surreal, cincinnati's wade miley accomplished the feat on friday night. the 38 struck out eight batters in ohio. this is baseball's second no-hitter in three days. it's the second time this year that the indians have noted, miley giving the credit to his 4-year-old son jess who gave him something special before the game. >> thank you. i got to give a shoutout to my son, wearing this hulk tattoo on my forearm. i might have to get the real hulk tattoo, i don't know. thank you. >>> in the meantime, the atlanta braves played in front of a full capacity crowd in 19 months. 39,000 fans turning out for last night's game against the phillies. the braves joining the rangers agency the only team to increase to 100% with fans. on the first inning, they won 12-2, still good to see fans b

cnn's carolyn mano is here with more on this. what do we know about this drug in question, and whether the win is in jeopardy? >> well, rite now the win is not in jeopardy until additional testing comes back. these are commonly used anti-inflammatory drugs that are regulated, that treat things like joint inflammation. problems can occur, but i spoke with the trainer bob baffert and he told me that he did not administer this drug and he doesn't know of anybody who could have administered this drug. he said he's incredibly disappointed. he's at a loss for words and that he plans to tight this. as he put it, turn over every rock because he felt like the kentucky derby winner is deserving of this victory, and that these allegations have no merit. he said he's going to follow up with additional testing. want to play what he said in a press conference. >> it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. i don't know what's going on in racing rite now but there's something not light. i don't feel embarrassed. i feel like i was wronged.

carolyn is a leading airline in biofuel, but k limbs, actual share of biofuels, was only 0.18 percent of their total fuel consumption in 2019. in the end, they were sued from its leading marketing or recently type about electric aircraft . and we were convinced that the electrical revolution would happen in aerospace as well. so we launched a fully electric powered aircraft, which we called the sand one project that was canceled the year before it was scheduled to make its 1st flight well, as i did earlier, one measure of progress and that is emissions going down. and we haven't seen that yet. now, hydrogen supposed to safe to planet. ah, our belief in what hydrogen represents is most pivotal. why they say hydrogen has at least 3 striking features. number one, it's a versatile energy carrier and can power aircraft with high energy demand. where batteries would be no alternative, ah, hydrogen can be made using renewable energy, meaning the production can be environmentally friendly. this so called green hydrogen is what they want. ok, what we're talking about here is really powering a

what is the latest, carolyn?we're still waiting on results from an additional test that will determine if the winner is disqualified and then the appeal is a process that could take a long time to adjudicate as well. i spoke with the trainer this morning and he was upset and plans to turn every stone to get to the bottom of this and get answers. he was visibly upset when he met with the media this afternoon. >> we did not give -- i -- my veterinarian -- nobody, no, he has never been treated with that medication, and i never thought of being here -- yesterday i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do. >> so jim, the drug in question here for a little context is a regulated anti-inphflammatory. there are other ways, it could be topical as well, and there's little room for error, and it's not a performance enhancing drug in the classic sense, but it's a performance modifying drug, and what it is designed to do take down joint inflammation in horses, and it can lead to catastrophic results.

here is carolyn davies. >> the beaches of portugal are one step closer.the 17th of may, anyone traveling from these 12 countries and territories will not need to quartile in -- want you and they rely -- arrive in england. some like australia and -- and new zealand will not. >> darlie 12 countries on this list. why are there so few? we all have to be careful about -- with >> we have to be careful about this. we can't do anything to put that at risk. three kent -- -- >> their countries have been added to the list. the government is concerned -- confirmed talks happening. it was billy's in portugal. >> this is amazing news and we must say thank. >> with the virus of circulating, something reopening international travel is to poor areas. who got to get that program going comes to pressing actions before we say travel is now considerably safer. more countries will be added or new list for three weeks. i will be able to show their status on the nh a apt. caroline davis, bbc news >> u.s. has no appointments shoot down the rains of a chinese rocket with good plun

carolyn: if you're looking after hours, disney shares lower in the late trading as disney plus misses estimates. businesses continue to see disruptions from the pandemic. before the bell, the real hardliner was elon musk throwing shade on bitcoin. his concern over bitcoins energy usage. the biggest supporters taking on the balance sheet. bitcoin tumbling below 50,000. also, coinbase's earnings. people wanted to see more in terms of digital asset growth. a bit of a pain after hours. joe: with the crypto selloff we got today, we did see coinbase fall during regular trading. after hours, down about 4%. numbers were not that bad but they were not anything that will weigh the doors. there you -- that blew away the doors peered let's bring in katie gry feld. interesting day. feels like the momentum in this space is flagging a little bit coin has not made a new high in several weeks. all of the excitement was in crazy stuff such as various dog tokens. it felt like today was a long time coming. >>, tim has been lacking -- momentum has been liking for a wyotech bitcoin sold over 15% last night

carolyn manno, cnn, new york. >>> and finally this hour, the whale is free.don. early on monday good news, after being stuck for almost four hours the whale is now back in the main river thanks to rescuers who actually carried it there using inflatable stretchers. the whale was first spotted on sunday and it's believed to be about three meters, or about ten feet long. one onlooker said it was exciting to watch the rescue but also very upsetting. some good news there. so thanks for watching cnn. i'm robyn curnow. you can follow me on twitter and on instagram @robyncurnowcnn. i'm going to hand you over to my colleague rosemary church. she's next. to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. (meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! energizer, backed by science. ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. enelet me break it down.ence. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers — they also get our best deals. everyone. g

cnn's sports correspondence carolyn joins me now. you can't really overstate how critically important the developments in this story will be if it's found that they were cheating in this case. >> sure, yeah. you're exactly right, jim, when you consider who's involved. there is going to be additional testing that is going to determine whether or not the horse is disqualified in the kentucky derby. and they are going to conduct their own investigation for the preakness race. but bob baffert, seven-time kentucky derby winner, hall of fame trainer, he denies all wrongdoing in this. i spoke with him earlier this afternoon. he was really upset. he said i'm going to continue to turn over every stone that i can here because i feel for the horse. i know that it wouldn't be justice if he wasn't a derby winner. he was also visibly shaken when speaking with reporters this afternoon. >> my veterinarian, nobody here, medina spirit has never been treated with betamethasone. so, i cannot believe that i'm here before you guys. i never thought i'd be

just so stupid, carolyn. >> that's rye. good morning, john.s back presuming they remember how to act. players need to feel safe, and this is a troubling thing we've seen. kyrie irving facing his old team in boston, and after his 39-point performance helped lift the nets to a lead, a boston fan was caught throwing a water bottle at him as he was leaving the floor. the man was arrested by boston police. he's now subject to a lifetime ban from the arena, this after three nba teams had to ban fans last wednesday night. >> it's just underlying racism and treating people like they're in a human zoo, throwing stuff at people, saying things. there's a point where it gets to be too much. >> and, john and brianna, as you heard, kyrie irving feels there's a racial undertone, kevin durant says you have to have more respect for the human being. >> you can't do this. fans can't do this. it's not safe for players to play if fans throw things at them. think about the mentality, with a fan thinking it's within their rights to cause harm, at least threaten harm

carolyn, the details from this report are horrific. how is the mlb responding?short time ago and instructed to have no contact with his wife. major league baseball has had a domestic violence policy in place since 2015, though you could argue its effectiveness. we've seen a string of really serious incidents, since that time, what they'll do now is conduct an independent investigation, and they can determine a punishment regardless of judicial outcome here, ana, they'll decide what to do and if these allegations do stack up, if they are true with how disturbing they are, a suspension is certainly on the table, and his career is definitely in jeopardy. >> meanwhile, a new display of fans behaving badly, this time a boston celtics fan throwing a water bottle at brooklyn nets guard kyrie irving leaving the arena last night, the bottle just missing his head. what happened to that fan and how is he reacting? >> yeah, this is the latest incident in a very disturbing trend that we've seen as fans have returned to the nba, that fan was arrested according to the arena, a

cnn's carolyn manno is at madison square garden.tonight? >> reporter: the energy is so good here. dare i say it feels like something of a normal night. sports fans are out here, they're excited, you can see behind me. and it's really twofold. it's the fact that this is a sense of normalcy for sports fans who have been waiting so long for this. and also the fact that the knicks are back and in the playoffs. they haven't won a playoff series in close to a decade. >> the city's back, the tri-state area's back. we can get back to our regular lives and move on. >> obviously we're being safe, taking the right precautions. as long as everyone's vaccinated, i see no problems letting in with as many people as possible using the right safety precautions because at the end of the day everyone needs to be safe. but obviously everyone here still loves their knicks so we've got to get as many people in here as possible. >> reporter: knicks' owner james dolan says about 90% of this crowd is fully vaccinated. you can see behind me two things are ha

carolyn morse has their story. >> the heartbeat sound. new parents, alex and alyssa cash ix say they'll never forget of their son henry. thought he was coming yesterday. and so good. >> it was a surprise that he gave another state for sure. little henry was born at 3.40 in the morning, weighing 8 pounds and one ounce 28 a half inches long. >> alyssa says becoming a mother on mother's day was a moment shall treasure for the rest of her life. >> but it really just anything my mom and his mom and how special they are to us and. they up to them. so it's really states, >> the parents decided to not find out the gender of their baby until the moment, listen. gave birth a surprise to last a lifetime. you guys choose to do that on your own. just to find out. >> all mike, tell me about that. >> we just then think there's that surprises left in the world anymore. so we thought save this one for so it was very exciting just to see him. >> those carolyn morse reporting for us tonight. another look at our 4 zone forecast. this sunday at 9 o'clock. a l

today, i'm pleased to welcome professor carolyn gorgan. she is joining us from paris where i believe it is now about nine pm. and today she's going to be talking about vernacular images and personal accounts made in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fires, san francisco. gorgen is associate professor of american studies at sorbonne university in paris where she teaches american history and culture. her research explores the history of photography in the american west with a special focus on photo networks like the calirn

cnn's carolyn mano joining us with more.w this could happen. >> reporter: well, fred, good afternoon to you. i mean, testing is something that at churchill downs takes very seriously. the likelihood a trainer would come in and try to use a performance enhancing substance in a race this prestigious is pretty low. but with a we're talking about here is a regulated, commonly used anti-inflammatory drug, essentially a co-- when it's misused it can lead to problems and mask a lot of problems. the way bob baffert described it to me, he said look, horses don't live in bubbles. they get exposed to a variety of substances. he maintains he did not administer this drug to the kentucky derby winner and he does not know of anyone who administered this drug to the dye derby winner. he said he is frustrated, disappointed, he plans on fighting this, there is going to be additional testing, he's requested dna testing to try to get some more answers here, and she spoke with the public earlier this afternoon, and i want to play a little bit of

they mayor carolyn goodman went on social media revealing that, yes, vegas has been talking to the team. you might have tipped her hand it didn't come from the a's. so she might have said more than with the a's like these, don't reveal it, but it's out there now. >> kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman road las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have bee

. >> the nominees for the 2021 all-star teacher award are carolyn delfino of fremont high school, danielleco mizzle school, nina portugal formerly at life academy and tomokagu morikawa of george high school. the winner receives $20,000 for his or her school. to vote go to nbcsportsbayarea.com/ast, brought to you by providence credit union. >>> right now at 5:00, coming back from covid. after suffering big losses during the pandemic, the major san francisco tourist hot spots set to welcome back visitors starting today. we'll tell you all about it. good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the team all here, mike is keeping an eye on the commute for us, we'll get to that in a bit. first the monday forecast getting us ready for the work week. kari, how is it looking? >> it looks pretty good. if you're getting ready to head out the door in the east bay, let's check out our forecast for pleasant hill. it's going to be in the low

las vegas mayor carolyn goodman told her local paper that she's been in talks with mayor league baseballut moving the athletics to sin city since 2019. sports business reporter mik acres. >> we saw it with the raiders, you know, 2018 the spark up and got the deal done. >> the city does move very fast and they understand that's attracted sports franchises of all types. >> reporter: on tuesday the mlb said it gave the a's its blessing to start scouting for other cities to move to, citing concerns over how little progress the city has made to approve the $12 billion waterfront development project. mayor schaaf is doubling down on her commitment to get the deal done. >> this is an investment that is worth making not just for oakland but for alameda county. >> reporter: the city council is expected to vote on the new ball park proposal in july. city council president nicky fort nadeau bass says she wants the league and the team to guarantee that the a's are staying in oakland for goods. >> there needs to be a relocation agreement once we have the vote that both the a's and mlb will not go to

carolyn maloney will vote yes on h.r. 1629. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. doggett of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. doggett votes aye on h.r. 1629. and as the member designated by mr. ruppersberger of maryland, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. ruppersberger votes aye on h.r. 1629. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam chair -- sorry -- madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 1629. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia sook recognition -- seek recognition? mr. connolly: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. titus of nevada, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. titus will vote yes on h.r. 1629. also, as the member desi

in the ninety's. completely new and for models like this one, blended with technology to say it's carolyn sola ah, glendale fuels, the so called biofuels. we're older age dutch l and company k. lemme for example, tried to cell phone using them. the great thing about biofuels is that we can make them using algae, sugar cane seeds, we don't even from cooking oil. why a fuel is great for c o 2, but there isn't enough of this around. that's why kayla is getting everyone together to produce biofuel on a large scale. kaylin is a leading airline in biofuels. but k limbs, actual share of biofuels, was only 0.18 percent of their total fuel consumption in 2019. in the end, they were sued for misleading marketing or they recently type about electric aircraft and we were convinced that the electrical revolution would happen in aerospace as well. so we launched a fully electric powered aircraft, which we called the fan won a project that was canceled the year before it was scheduled to make it 1st flight . well, as i did earlier, one measure progress and that is emissions going down. and we haven't se

potential to like their pet food program to ensure no pet goes hungry vice president of operations carolyn air penn says many people were taking advantage of the program over the last year or just say i think that we've been able to make so many families. but if a pet is not going to work in its current home there are options. if you are unable to around while on your own need to other family or friends. you know, look at your shelters. but one thing you should never do is release a pet into the wild. these are domesticated animals. they're not meant to fend for themselves. i asked both shelters if they're concerned about an uptick in the future. >> they say they truly believe their processes and programs will prevent that. >> and harry kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news overcoming vaccine hesitancy how 2 bay area women are trying to dispel misinformation and encourage parents to actually sign their kids up for the shots. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news on this friday. we made it. it was a hot one in the middle of the week. rain. i think that we're

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. here's a shot runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? next a queen addresses congress 30 years ago in may of 1991 queen elizabeth ii became the first british monarch to address the us congress. she was on a 13-day visit to the united states, which also took her to virginia, florida, texas and, kentucky. the house of representatives made a special exception and lifted its ban on hats in the chamber. they also provided a riser for the five foot f

been talking for two years about the possibility of relocating the oakland a's to that city mayor carolynoodman says the city has been an active talks with league about bringing a team to las vegas and the a's are among the team's being discussed. league commissioner rob manfred has also mentioned portland. vancouver nashville, charlotte and montreal as possible sites to relocate the ace. don't speaking of the aids will tell you why. one fan at the game with the red sox seemed to be rooting a little harder than everyone else has fenway park. but first ohio is now offering a chance to win $1 million for residents who get the coronavirus vaccine. we moved to ohio frank somerville io governor mike dewine says state residents who get their first shot can enter a weekly drawing to win one million bucks. five adults will win and one will be picked each week watching the 11 o'clock news right here on attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less

happened was kept quiet, and the recently has the full scale of the massacre come to light report carolyn chile sent us this report. the joy and pride in tulsa green. what district people here are commemorating one of the worst race massacres in u. s. history about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of town has raised massacre are no longer alive, but their descendants are here today. it was kept a secret here until that and learn about it until i was about 9 or 10 years. so, well, i don't think people one to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened . they might have been afraid that it might happen again in 1921, a white mob, along with tulsa police, a members of the national guard attacked a black wall street. this 3, by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes. at least 300 people were killed, or 10000 black people were left homeless. a shameful episode in the history of the city where race still devised this residence. we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna black in and south and east and w

american asylum seekers crossing the border between mexico and the united states did correspondent carolyn it caught up with your about who made the journey and he's now building a new future in his new house. where miami florida says are made it finally to the united states while he's waiting for his asylum to be approved he's working here at this barber shop. welcome to the day for years the face of germany has been that of one woman i'm going to back home she came to power in 2005 and that conservatives to for election victories age is now ending she says she will not be standing for re-election so beat a potential successor and elena bapak germany's environmentalist green party has nominated her to run for chancellor in september and she's proving to be a popular candidate for the 1st time in nearly 2 years the greens are leading the polls. right after the nomination of a no they loved their book as chancellor candidate for the greens polls showed her party in the lead ahead of chancellor angela merkel's conservatives a temporary bump many thought a brief surge on the back of her desig

nations they flee from violence poverty and hardship in their countries of origin our correspondent carolyn to reports from miami florida where she caught up with a man from us who is cautiously building a future in his new home. 3 months ago we met so sad among the models mexico he and his family among starters were sleeping on a sidewalk on the mexican side of the u.s. southern border they also pledged from violence in their home country and duress the moment i saw they threatened me and my family my hands it would. be your own because we had no choice but to flee a little. girl did nothing if the gangs have a problem with you or they will hunt you down the road and they will kill you. it was a dangerous journey that took them several weeks on food and by bus where miami florida now says are made it finally to the united states while he's waiting for his asylum to be approved he's working here at this barber shop. so. all the workers here have a similar story they came from cuba the dominican republic and like says from under us they all know how difficult it is to start all over again in

they fled from violence poverty and hardship in their home countries they don't need correspondent carolyn achieved point reports now from miami where she caught up with a hung jury and man he's cautiously building a new future in his new home. 3 months ago we met says todd among. us mexico he and his family amongst others were sleeping on a sidewalk on the mexican side of the u.s. southern border they all fled from violence in their home country under arrest the moment. they threatened me and my family. we had no choice but to flee or. if the gangs have a problem with you. they will hunt you down the road and they will kill you. it was a dangerous journey that took them several weeks on food and by bus we're in miami florida now says or made it finally to the united states while he's waiting for his asylum to be approved he's working here at this barber shop. so. all the workers here have a similar story they came from cuba that american republic and like says from under us they all know how difficult it is to start all over again in a country you don't know the most important thing for s

the islands, total infection rate remains low, but it's experience the recent spike in cases to carolyn pigs organizes say they're not discussing a possible cancellation, despise increasing pressure to do so. one of the official partners, the saw, his symbol newspaper says, the games should not go ahead in life of the ongoing kind of virus crisis. last week, a union rep presenting medic said it strongly oppose the event scheduled to stop less than 2 months. and she not take, i said no, no jim, we actually have been making progress on holding safe and secure games. but i am aware that we need to put in more effort into showing on nation amber essence of tokyo on how we are going to haul the safe and secure lympics when you have farmers in india mocking 6 months since their protests against agricultural reforms began. they demanding the government reversed agricultural reforms, the union se will leave farmers worse off. farmers wrote the prime minister this week, seeking the resumption of talks and demanding the laws be repealed. having a towel was at one of the former demonstrations in t

you will hear from carolyn maloney of new york and georgia republican congressman andrew clyde. >> we know who provoked this attack. that is why 17 house and senate republicans joined all congressional democrats in the bipartisan effort to impeach and convict for, and i quote, inciting violence against the government of the united states. to quote senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, " there is no question, none, the president trunk is practically and morally responsible for proroguing the events that day. but the failures of january 6 go beyond the grave and lies and provocations of one man. the federal government was unprepared for this insurrection. even though it was planned, in plain sight. on social media. for the world to see. >> is one of the members who stayed in the capital and on the house floor who when other republican colleagues helped barricade the door until almost 3 p.m. that day from the mob tried to enter, i can tell you, the house floor was never breached and it was not an insurrection. this is the truth. there was an undisciplined mob. there were some writers a

we looked at carolyn bourdeaux and centre to the statehouse. we didn't stop there, we continued to fight. we continue to talk to her neighbors. we fought and we elected georgia's first black senator, rev. raphael warnock. we elected our first jewish and enter -- jewish senator, jon ossoff. we made the difference. and now, 100 days later, we see the fruits of our votes. joe biden listened to us. he and his administration is putting our country back on track. the american rescue plan has already changed the course of the pandemic in georgia. it is bringing financial help to families that desperately needed. it's getting businesses like mine -- giving businesses like mine a chance at success and fulfilling the american dream. more and more are getting vaccinated every day, and we are seeing communities again start to thrive. but on top of all that, the first 100 days of the biden administration have shown that we have true moral leadership in the white house again. [cars honking] [cheering] it was a little over a month ago 16 asian american women

and japan has now opened its 1st mass vaccination centers. ahead of the tow carolyn picks in just 2 months time. it's racing to not clate thousands of elderly people as it battles. a 4th wave of infections. some government buildings in tokyo have been converted to accommodate the demand. now the proxy market in london is booming. the spice a downturn in the british economy due to this, pandemic. prices are being driven up that economists a warning of a market crash. new banker reports now from london in the latest of our series on the rising cost of housing. choosing west london, one of the case most desirable areas. the economy may have nosedive during the pandemic, but the housing markets booming with the number of sales at their highest since records began on the market. there's 3 and a half $1000000.00 home. remote working normalized during the pandemic means the sellers no longer need to be in the capital for work. i'm any bias looking for more space, especially outside. so 880000 transactions is what the government data is anticipating for march 2021. and that's the highest level on

carolyn expended very well.s untenable they may say you're concerned about the efficacy of that test. the government works to try to bring in the cost of those tests and by the way the 12 countries on the green list are pretty sparse and if you want to spend your holidays in the falkland islands. let's wait and see what more popular destinations may open up more popular destinations may open up in the months ahead.— up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, _ up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, tony. i up in the months ahead. anywhere seems good these days, tony. not up in the months ahead. anywhere i seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some — seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do which is _ seems good these days, tony. not too sure if some do w

carolyn and lydia a mother and daughter they direct ascendance of monaco. i have never seen nice photos of monaco and have fellow companions of misfortune take in my low bonaparte's and i know that's monaco that was a great grandmother's 1st name she was called again and we don't know the other one i want. she said they were afraid when they reached france and guess what she said when she told me what happened and whether she would take kindly to when i feel sorry for them back then to get them but i'm glad you were. in the camp if you feel set them. forward and when i look at these photos here we've got the. monkey on the pod like i thought and never talked about his grandmother leaving him a beautiful i've never seen these fighters say it was your dream but i can look at them. because you were godly. unspoken trauma is something the descendants still struggle with today. and you know anybody i don't think it was right when it was the corner boy the way the white people made them do all this nonsense is it way you know what did they want with them and such

so i'd like to thank you carolyn sippy for joining me on this on this webinar. and thank you so much jane. yeah, this was this was wonderful and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this and thanks to the national archives, too. yes.

these included not only robert penn warren and william faulkner, but also allen tate and carolyn horton. an tennessee williams, truman capote and flannery o'connor. just as hurston was unique among her peers in the harlem renaissance, welty was unique in the southern renaissance. her style drew from a different set of literary influences. i devoted eight of new west characters, subtle images and sustained ambiguity, often at the seeming expensive plot, which could be a challenge to students, welty positioned herself in a genealogy that included like-minded writers pictured on the slide such as jane austen, anton chekhov, virginia woolf and ian forrester, all of whom she wrote about with great appreciation. welty offered "hers was a sensitivity besides with a geiger counter as a child's toy made of 10 cans -- tin cans and a common piece of string." she was a friend of william faulkner who he valued her sustained complexities seven life. she had little time for hemingway, responding to a younger protege who had praised him. "i do not respond to him as you do. i am not against, but it is n

carolyn: but it has been a long year for the company that went from cutting 28,000 theme park jobs.ngs are starting to look up. the happiest place on earth is back open and vaccinations are helping to ease the pandemic. >> we are thrilled at the response we are seeing from guests in terms of reservations and intent to come back to our parks. caroline: this pent-up demand has been seen not only at disney but across the landscape. >> there are places certainly around the u.s. that are virtually sold out at this point. caroline: disney is set to report earnings, and the results will be a glimpse into a slowly reopening economy. airline -- emily: bloomberg's caroline hyde. we will be all over disney results tomorrow. bloomberg's l.a. bureau chief with what we can expect. we know the streaming business has soared, but other businesses have suffered. what are we going to be watching? we know disneyland and other parks around the world are back open. chris: in terms of me just looking at the numbers, still, scales and profits are way down from where they were a year ago. wall street expect

s or carolyn achieve more travel to the southern state of mississippi. currently last in place for vaccinations she went there to find out what's stopping people from getting their shots. there are over 30 vaccination sites in jackson mississippi a city of 160000 residents one of the locations is at the state university site empty chairs and a waiting staff to shape the scene they have 250 doses of the vaccine available today sometimes we have to waste and there's the shame because we know that there are many more people that need to be vaccinated the mississippi is last in the united states and cope with 19 vaccinations only 26 percent of the state's population is fully vaccinated some have changed their mind but the vaccine hesitancy still poses a major problem i was a very is the to. about everything kind of prayed about it and. i feel like this was the most responsible thing to do and be safe with my family and people around me and i were going around a lot of patients every day so. at jackson himself center dr chapman and her team offer daily vaccin

allusive goal could be out of reach because some americans are straight out refusing to be vaccinated carolyn traveled to the 7 state of mississippi currently in last place for vaccinations to find out what's stopping people from getting their shots. there are over 30 vaccination sites in jackson mississippi a city of 160000 residents one of the locations is at the state university site empty chairs and a waiting staff to shape the scene they have 250 doses of the vaccine available today sometimes we have to waste and there's the shame because we know that there are many more people that need to be vaccinated the mississippi is last in the united states and cope with 1000 vaccinations only 26 percent of the state's population is fully vaccinated some have changed their mind but vaccine hesitancy still poses a major problem i was a very is the to. everything kind of prayed about it and. i feel like this was the most responsible thing to do and be safe with my family and people around me and i were going on a lot of patients every day so. attacks on his health center dr chapman and her team off

carolyn is a leading airline in biofuel, but k limbs, actual share of biofuels was only 0.18 percent of their total fuel consumption in 2019. in the end, they were sued for misleading marketing. or they recently type about electric aircraft, and we were convinced that the electrical revolution would happen in aerospace as well. so we launched a fully electric powered aircraft, which we called the sun one project that was tens of the 10s before it was scheduled to make its 1st well as i did earlier, one measure of progress. and that is emissions going down. and we haven't seen that yet. now, hydrogen supposed to say to planet, ah, our belief in what hydrogen represents is most pivotal white. they say hydrogen has at least 3 striking features for number one. it's a versatile energy carrier and can power aircraft with high energy demand, where batteries would be no alternative. hydrogen can be made using renewable energy, meaning the production can be environmentally friendly. this so called green hydrogen is what they want. ok, what we're talking about here is really powering a v ation