physical or sexual violence from a romantic partner at some point in her lifetime let's return to hans clover for the w.h.o. for just one moment listening to this. exam have it is this a duty as an officer for help with the full goal pharmacist in spain and france be alerted through good works. oh to sit in front and belgium have been converted to shelters green and has limited the sale of gold to make the home environment safer for children let me explain that last point maybe a 3rd of people in greenland suffered sexual abuse in their childhood this crisis is uncovering one horror after the next how do you keep kids safe if their parents are the perpetrators yes it's very difficult for children as well because. people in their lives who would have been in a position to help teachers pediatricians still's types of things are all closed now so i think one important thing to keep in mind in this is true for balance against women as well as violence against children is that family and friends can continue to try to maintain connections just because they're physically distancing doesn't mean tha

for one group affected by clover 19 like no other as health workers doctors and nurses around the globe have been working relentlessly to help patients and in addition to physical exhaustion they also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some are also risking their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment we look now at the difficulties facing community health workers in india specifically they have suddenly found themselves on the front line for an extra 12 year olds a month. every morning this is how dodging the duty gets ready for work. or she has to protect herself in scarf and the home washed mosque as she resists homes in her neighborhood to check for symptoms equal numbers. to duty as an actor to do so she hopes activist in india also known as an overcoat. in addition to demean her and community her educators asha workers have now been deployed as the very 1st line of defense in india's fight against school with 90. 2 reach assigned area where she conducts with other workers rajan has to either visit or fast by areas called dead

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four tenths of an inch in clover dale.t's not going to get very cold and with the cloud cover of course insulating us tomorrow afternoon. 60s and 70s cooler than today. especially inland. alistening the coastline numbers will be close to levels. we look at the 7-day forecast. level 1 for tomorrow. scattered showers. late in the season. still unsettled for wednesday. drying out for most of the thursday friday. there's a slight chance in the north bay thursday. and then another storm coming in. saturday night into sunday. and continuing possibly into monday. monday the computer models are not in agreement. it is a pattern that is late in the season. we welcome the rain since we need it here. >> we sure do. thank you. >> will we see what paris saw as the city today eased restrictions after welcome down. what social distancing could look like. we're partnering with i heart radio to support local businesses. being hit hard during this pandemic. thousands of stores and are opening for essential needs and hiring too. i of metasta

although the majority of students have been able to get online there were enough that could not, so clovereaf elementary school set up a system called paper-pencil. >> we have a system for pickup and dropoff and they are providing a bin where students can pick up new materials and drop off completed materials. >> you wanto find ms. watkins over here. there's yours. go find yours. you can set your test there by the papers. >> i know everyone is trying their best and this is all new, but there's just been a lot of let down as far as some teachers not checking in daily. >> the pandemic has revealed enormous inequalities in homes, in schools, in families. so the technological challenges are large, and they are very much connected to a family's financial resources. >> in tulsa, oklahoma, the dual language academy, it wasn't just the digital divide that was the challenge. a language divide as well. here the curriculum is designed for bilingual and biliteral students. this kindergarten teacher leads her classes in spanish. a class for 25 kids is now done 25 times. once for each child. [ speaking

so future weather we'll stop the clock at 8:30 tonight and there you can see around clover dale and ucayae have a chance of an isolated sprinkle and that's it. as the front moves through it not only takes any showers but takes the clouds. tomorrow morning you're going to wake up to pretty bright skies. a nice afternoon is shaping up for sunday sunday. overnight tonight we have the closed early on, a chance of a sprinkle in the north bay. otherwise we'll find decreasing crowds and low 40s and low 50s over the next 12 hours. so sunday much brighter. expect a lot of sunshine and temperature-wise a degree or two warmer than we were today. about 63 in the city, 72 in san jose, 74 in santa rosa, and the same temperature in concord tomorrow afternoon. as we advance the clock into mid-week next week watch as those temperatures really take off. this is wednesday afternoon. widespread 70s to 80s and even warmer weather on thursday. thursday we'll see our hottest spots hit the low 90s, so we're going to see another spell of some very warm weather later this week. here's the accuweather seven day for

student and photographer for the college newspaper at the time, one of the photos was used on the clover of "life" magazine and published a book about his experience, "moments of truth." >> thank you all so much for coming out tonight. tonight we are hosting the photographer howard ruffner who during his college years at kent state university was a photographer for the year book as well as the newspaper.

sites as you say have also begun opening their doors italy and spain however both reported a spike in clover 19 deaths on tuesday while countries including germany reported an increase in post lockdown infections europe's top w.h.o. official has delivered a stark warning against underestimating the threat of a 2nd wave. we know from history that in pandemics to countries that have not been hit early on can be here in the 2nd week people think lockdown is finished nothing has changed the full disease control package has to be in place my colleague you know neil put the issue of a 2nd world wide covert 19 wave up for discussion with a panel of experts. cases of covert are being recorded particularly in china and cite korea which we know were among the 1st countries to tackle the pandemic is this going to be the sonority or for all countries lifting lockdowns now in the months to come lawsuit you already are people in the whole world are still on in fact and so they don't have any body used against them and these people if they all 'd are in the situation of social distancing and the social beh

lieutenant latrobe one of , longstreet's staff officers will ride to clover hill at the home of a friend of his from richmond. it is the home of judge coxe who invites lee and longstreet and staff to supper. longstreet is still unable to use his right arm. longstreet has little to say on any topic. the confederates cross between april 3 and april 4. longstreet says he took up a line on the south side to cover the crossing of the artillery. it was very much delayed due to the roads. menstreet's command had a -- 5000 men. lee was hoping to find supplies at amelia courthouse, and he did. there was ammunition awaiting but no food. we has to spend most of april 4 sending parties out to forage for food in the area. that is the best he can do. outside the courthouse, lieutenant colonel owen , i saw generals lee and longstreet. as usual they both looked , confident. longstreet said, there was considerable skirmishing in my front for part of the way. at amelia courthouse, i drew fields and cox's and heat division up and line around the town and endeavored to bring on an engagement with the enemy.

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released a report detailing how it pans to lead the country out of the pandemic changes this week in clover moving limits on outdoor exercise and encouraging certain sectors to go back to work but a sudden gaggle report says confusion about promise of boris johnson's latest guidance in it for the long haul and an easing of the lockdown that is conditional on progress in fighting the virus as the prime minister sets out the new measures for england it was clear that there would be little that would be returning to normal sectors that are allowed to be should indeed be open subject subject to social distancing with a cabbie at this pandemic was going nowhere yet if you're not level begins to rise we will have no hesitation in putting on the brakes reintroducing measures locally regionally national. as the u.k. tentatively prepares for the changes to its lockdown it is a journey that will be taken slowly with many obstacles ahead some people who can't work from home of being encouraged to return to work some outdoor socialising measures have been eased but now england wales scotland and northe

history class in clover hi and he told the story of his life and he was a housing official who was dramatically blacklisted in 1962 for his membership in the communist party, the reason he was ousts as a communist, he was trying to develop a public housing project were dodger stadium now sits. his story began with the phrase dodger stadium did not exist and i was a kid who love baseball and that was shocking to me and empowered the story and as a group and became a journalist and a writer, i never really let it go and i think on some level i wanted to add my contribution to the story of dodger stadium in the communities that perceive it the whole time. >> when you heard the phrase that it should not exist, that is one thing to know about women who realize that -- >> i'll give you a brief rundown, if you read the book you will see he was a true believer in public, his belief that dodger stadium should not exist because dodger stadium should be the leader park heights which is a grand public housing project. , he did not get into the community too much and as i learned more about them, and as bis

history class at clover high school and he told the story of his life, and he was housing official with the city of los angeles who was kind of dramatically blacklisted in 1952 for his secret membership in the communist party. the reason that he was outed as a common is this because he trying to develop a public housing project in the land where dodger stadium now sits. his story began with the straits dodger stadium should not exist. i was a kid who loved baseball and that was shocking to me and it -- that story, and as a group and became a journalist and a writer, i never really let it go and i think on some level i wanted to add my contribution to the story of dodger stadium and the communities that preceded it that whole time. >> when you heard that phrase, dodger stadium should not exist, i mean, that's one thing to know but people may not realize the history behind -- [inaudible] >> he gave us a very brief run done. you read the book, you will see that he was very true believer in public housing. his belief was at dodger stadium should not exist because dodger stadium should be th

student and photographer for the college newspaper at the time, one of the photos was used on the clover of "life" magazine and published a book about his experience, "moments of truth." >> thank you all so much for coming out tonight. tonight we are hosting the photographer howard ruffner who during his college years at kent state university was a photographer for the year book as well as the newspaper. his book tonight "moments of truth" is a collection of more than 150 of the photos that surround kent state massacre of 1970 and in which four students lives were lost. so without further ado, please welcome howard ruffner. [ applause ] >> well, first of all, it is nice to see familiar faces out here. lots of people from pasadena village and relatives, my daughter is out here with my son-in-law and his parents are here and it is really kind of people from where i live. but most of all i have to thank my wife for being here. my wife laura, if she'll just raise her hand. [ applause ] it's nice to see people from here, people from pasadena village. laura kept me organized and made sure i di

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but the murmur of the night wind breathing over the fields of wheat and clover was mingled with the groans of countless sufferers of both armies. who can tell? who can imagine the horrors of such a night? lieutenant blake, 16th connecticut. of all the gloomy nights, this was the saddest we had ever experienced. all was quiet and silent is the grave. john walker, confederate general. to all those who have not been witness to a great battle like this, more than 100,000 men armed with all the appliances of modern science and skill, they are engaged in the work of slaughtering each other. it's impossible by the power to convey an adequate idea of the terrible sub limit-y, the constant blooming, the seas this roar of musket tree. the glimpse of galloping horsemen and marching if you're now seen at lost in the smoke, adding weirdness to the terror. it altogether makes up a combination of sights and sounds holy indescribable. over there by the church, private hicks from pennsylvania, under the dark shade of a towering oak near the bunker church lay lifeless form of a drummer boy, not more than 17

the murmur of the night wind breathing over the fields of wheat and clover was mingled with the groans of countless sufferers of both armies. who can imagine the horrors of such a night? lieutenant blakeslee, this was the saddest we experienced. all was quiet and as silent as the grave. john walker, general, to those who had not been witness to a great battle like this were more than 100,000 men, they are engaged in the work of slaughtering each other. it's impossible by the power of words to convey an adequate idea of the terrible sublime. the glimpse of galloping horsemen and infantry lost in the smoke. adding weirdness to the terror. all together, make up a combination of sights and sounds, hol indescribable. over there by the church, private hicks from pennsylvania, under the dark shade of a tower ing birch lay a drummer boy. as i approached him, i stooped down. i did so, i perceived a bloody mark on his forehead. a wound that caused his death. by his side lay his drum never to be tapped again. the piefles of dead surpassed anything on any battlefield. the cold harbor slaughter pen

, three-way transactions like this, i don't know, i'm looking, they are a little like a four-leaf clover. you don't see many of them. how are these three companies stronger together than they are apart? >> well, together, liz, they put three key themes under one roof. the growth of e-sports which is a big thing in pandemic times, two, sports gaming and gambling and three, the transition of traditional media content to the streaming world. so we came up with engine, e for e-sports, n for new streaming, g for sports gaming, put it all together and it also helps to magnify through the word engine the great expertise that this company has in virtual car racing, and darren is a true expert on that. liz: yeah. i mean, darren, there aren't a lot of businesses that can claim that a piece of the pandemic silver lining is theirs, but you guys have done it. we are in the middle of what would have been major league baseball season but with live sports shut down, tell us how the race, this is where gamers race virtual cars against actual indy car and formula one champion drivers, how it grabs weekend

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in north america a when steady ultimate fighting championship stage the 2nd of 3 shows in 8 days clover to share a beat antinous myth in the main event the show took place in jacksonville's veteran memorial arena which is hosting all 3 events without fans in attendance saturday's u.f.c. $24.00 nyunt pay per view and did a $7.00 a week yes he hates his prompted by the global pandemic. nascar makes his return on sunday ending a 9 week suspension at the race in a promotion makes its comeback in darlington the south carolina no fans will be in the 10th. major league baseball owners are aiming to get the new season underway in july they've approved a provisional plan that sees the regular season reduced from 162 to 82 games that with meanness very duction and travel with teams only playing opponents in their division in addition to regional interleague rivalries also the playoffs will be expanded from $10.00 to $14.00 teams the league wants all teams playing in their home venues without fans in attendance initially. to move the plan forward the play is a union must give their approval some o

championship stage in the 2nd of 3 shows inside 8 days it will be headlined by anthony smith against at clover teixeira and it will happen behind closed doors at the jacksonville veterans memorial arena in florida such as u.f.c. 2 for 9 pay per view also took place if they're ending the promotions 7 week a hates this caused by the covert 19 out break one of the scheduled contests for that show had to be cancelled off to fight a tested positive for the corona virus the day prior well to talk more about this joining us from london is combat sports writer garrison davis gerus was the u.f.c. show on saturday success. i think it was. in as much as they got through all the rigmarole leading up to it a 1200 nasal swab tests antibody tests temperature tests on the not just the fighters but the 300 people taking part in the event from the 24 fighters to the cornerman to the medical staff to the t.v. star to the org celery staff i mean i think it was a success in as much as only as you say one fights or the shock of a suicide the brazilian and 2 of his cornerman tested positive as asymptomatic for cover

ultimate fighting championship stage the 2nd of 3 shows in 8 days a light heavyweight champion of clover to beat antonio smith in the main event the show took place in jacksonville's veteran memorial rina which is hosting all 3 events without fans in attendance such days at u.f.c. 2 on a $49.00 pay per view and did a 7 week yes he hates this that prompted by the global pandemic the promotions next show is this coming saturday nascar makes its return on sunday ending and 9 weeks suspension juta the pandemic the racing up promotion makes its comeback and arlington has carolina like u.s.c. no fans will be in attendance. major league baseball owners are aiming to get the new season underway in july they have approved a provisional plan that sees the regular season the juice from $162.00 to $82.00 games that would mean a severe reduction in travel with teams only playing opponents in the division in addition to regional it and to league rivalries also the playoffs a will be expanded from $10.00 to $14.00 teams the league wants all teams playing in their home venues without fans in attendance

championship staging the 2nd of 3 shows inside 8 days it will be headlined by anthony smith against clover texas and will happen behind closed doors at the jacksonville a veterans memorial arena in florida saturday's turn of 49 paper view also took place then and in the promotions 7 week basis because a by the covert 19 outbreak one of the scheduled a contest for that show had to be canceled after a fight a tested positive for corona virus the day prior we spoke to. writer gareth davis who believes that so far the u.f.c. is decision to resume events has been a success. in as much as they got through all the rigmarole leading up to it a 1200 nasal swab tests antibody tests temperature tests on the not just the fighters but the 300 people taking part in the event from the 24th lighters to that cornum and so the medical staff to the t.v. staff to the org fillery staff there i mean i think it was a success in as much as only as you say one fighter jacket as soon as the brazilian and 2 of his cornerman tested positive as asymptomatic for covert 19 and now they're in quarantine we've heard no re

. >> there must be some clovers in the atmosphere. >> with the -- can you believe it's been 20 years?still goes on. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. it's the gift that keeps on giving and i think with the success of "cheer" on netflix it just keeps bringing it back and fortunately, unfortunately, the issues surrounding us stay completely relevant and makes the movie relevant. >> that's right. it is a gift that keeps on giving. i got to tell you your book is a beautiful gift for mother's day coming up. thank you so much as always, gabrielle. appreciate it. >> thank you, robin. miss you. >> take care. all right. see you down the road, gabby. gabrielle's book "welcome to the party" is available now. now let's get to ginger at home. ginger? >> reporter: thank you, robin. how about we do a "gma" moment and because it's national teacher appreciation day we thought, why not let 11-year-old jaden take it away. >> keeping our education going and so we don't forget and i want to thank you guys so much. especially to my teachers, miss aiello and miss donato. >> reporter: memorial school, >>> good morning. we