cole.> thank you mr. chief justice. at its core, the first amendment prohibits content discrimination. it's a bedrock principle is that a speaker cannot be punished because listeners objected his message. he announcing out except to the principles. it allows to punish speech based on the content if listeners objected to the disruptive fashion. his school supervised in session settings. school speech is called that for a reason. the authority they recognize is justified by and limited to the special characters of the school environment. schools can prohibit prodrug messages at school, but not elsewhere. they kanban profanity at school, but not at home. they can punished disruptive speech at school, but not at and -- a convenience store. expanding to transform a limited exception into a 24/7 rule that would upend the first amendments that are principle and require students to effectively carry the school house on their back -- backpacks in terms of speech rights everywhere they go. it would d

cole" bombing. if we can go back to the beginning, i'd like to ask you, when were you first notified about the bombing, and what did you hear and learn initially? >> so, if you go back on, 12th was a thursday, and i was actually stationed in naples, italy, at the time, and was doing criminal investigations at the time, and major case response. so, the first call i got was to come back to the office, and told that there had been an explosion on "the cole." that it was hazy what the information was coming out. people were saying that it was a refueling accident, that the fuel going into the ship had actually exploded in some way. and the initial photos we were seeing actually from cnn showed that that was not the case at all from the way that the damage looked. so that was my initial information. and then i was told to get ready, that myself and my co-team leader in naples would then be flying within the next 24 hours to aden, yemen, to begin on the ship. >> agent mcfadden, were you in the region at t

and the cole was15 years later.but i found pretty quickly that failure was 90% the cooperation you got from the locals in the country that you went to, how much access to give, you how much access you, got for certain countries that spin you around like a two dollar top with a pretense of cooperation. so that's the one thing. the second thing was, the state department. how much latitude they gave you to operate. in the case of the cole, any mention our mutual colleague of ours, our friend john o'neil was the fbi agent in charge who passed away in 9/11. he was retired and a month later, he was taking the job of chief of security at the twin towers and he died one of the heroes of that going back into that tower to help law enforcement. so i have special -- and if you've done any more than superficial you know about his dealings with the ambassador who is not here, recognize. it is the elephant in the room. so i ask you to say what you will about how that impacted your investigation. >> yes, well stephen, i know it re

with that, first of all, i'm going to acknowledge ranking member cole. but we are going to wish ranking member cole a happy birthday! so happy birthday, tom. i was going to suggest that we -- that we sing but we may spare you of that and in addition to which i would say probably everyone would say, you know, keep your day job and don't get into a cappella singing. but very warm wishes to you, tom, for your birthday, obviously from all of us. so i want to say a thank you to our colleagues for joining this morning, and we want to welcome secretary walsh. it is really great to have you join our subcommittee for the very first time today. today, april 28th, in addition to being tom cole's birthday, is workers' memorial day, a day to honor the over 5,000 working people who died on the job in the united states each year. today is also the 50th anniversary of the occupational safety and health administration, osha, which has helped to transform america's work places and reduced work place fatalities, injuries and illnesses. i'm grateful that today we have secre

cole of oklahoma, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cole will vote yea. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h.r. 1762. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: good evening, mr. speaker. as the member designated by the honorable mrs. trahan of massachusetts, and pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. trahan will vote yes on h.r. 1762, the protecting indian tribes from scams act. and, mr. speaker, as the member designated by the honorable mr. richard neal of massachusetts, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.r. 1762, the protecting indian tribes from scams act. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the memb

i know it's not true in the case of uss cole. i know that the individuals who died are well remembered individually and collectively. but it is true in other cases. we ask ourselves why. these people are the victims of hate at the hands of pure, unadulterated evil. there's no rhyme or reason that makes any sense to us. i think it is really important to remember those individuals, when we think of terrorism is not a abstract. it's dozens of people whose lives were taken. many at a early age. it was totally unnecessary, unwarranted, a victim of as i said pure evil. i really quickly want to say that one of the things that press themselves on me in that regard, very, very strongly was my conversation with one of our fbi agents. after the oklahoma city bombing i caught him in a moment when he was standing there looking at the remains of a building with very pensive look on his face. i asked him. he said turned to me and he said i know from our investigation timothy, the, bomber surveilled the building before he committed the crime. sh

in cole's mind, scott acted like a man who had expected his wife to come home. want a ding on the car door when the cops were searching his truck. so, laci's car, though. >> he did sell the car because you know, he was not rich. the peterson family isn't rich. >> and scott hemmed and hawed about what he was fishing for, said cole, because the whole point of the trip was not to catch something as it was to test the boat before giving it to laci's stepdad, ron, as a christmas present. >> the boat was basically kind of a gift, and that's why it was kept a secret granskis, because it was a christmas thing. >> all innocent, said cole, but why did scott tell amber before laci vanished, i lost my wife. >> amber confronts him about having a wife and he says, "i lost her and this would be my first christmas without her." >> scott had had that line used on him by a woman who was married. and he asked her if she was married and she said, i lost my husband. and scott decided that he liked that and that was a really good line. >> in other words, scott was a cad, not a killer

cole: thank you very much. ms. jackson, from your standpoint. two or three of the biggest impacts that you have seen. dr. jackson: i would say the true medic nature and grief, particular on parents and providers is very significant. it reduces their capacity to do what they need to be able to do. i would also say, very significant impacts on systems. schools, mental health centers, hospitals, pediatricians, etc. those are busting at the seams. we know people have stepped up in a major way to be providing critical care, but when the pandemic is over, i think where they will be at and where the future need will be at, is going to be a mismatch. i think that is a very significant issue. telehealth will be something that we have to consider. i think we need data on virtual learning and telehealth, and where the role is for hybrid. rep. cole: i can certainly tell you, my area is heavily rural. i'm going to disappear for just a minute. i will be right back. [indiscernible] >> at like to raise an issue that is serious. i am very concerned about the imp

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in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we have a look at what this means for bay area counties individually. san francisco says it has 700 doses of the j&j shot ready to go. it's planning on administering those within this coming week, but will wait for the state to give guidance. napa county has 400 doses and is also waiting for the state's guidance. santa clara county has 20,000 doses of the j&j shot, no word on when they might be administered. san mateo and contra costa county counties did not tell us how many doses they have, and they are also waiting for state guidance. >>> now to a promising milestone that's been hit in the south bay's fight against covid-19. santa clara's public health department announced more than 1 million people have received at least one dose. that's more than a third of the county's population. >>> and a surreal night for dub nation. fans were back at chase center cheering on the warriors and steph curry was feeding off the energy amidst all of the excitement. there were just a few problems. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports on the strict ru

here is nbc bay area ian cole. >> reporter: tonight a group of families gather outside for an event. to hear from those wearing shirts. families sold take power. all had a loved one killed by police. they were in constant contact leading up to and after the derek chauvin conviction. >> very encouraging. it's just one. it's just one, but maybe it's the start. >> reporter: today's verdict shows if you keep pushing, things can change. >> to me the world, people have opened their lives. >> reporter: i spoke to three of them. police shootings in their cases were ruled to be justified, which they argue against. laurie valdez's partner was shot and killed by san jose state police in 2014. today emotions were mixed. >> and that made me cry because so many of us, like okay, we never got to a courtroom. >> it's very emotional. we've been searching for this justice here in san jose. we haven't gotten it. >> reporter: all three say their verdict is a small step forward. they're a part of silicon valley diva, which is comprised of families like theirs pushing for police reforms. they hope in the

elsewhere, some unmasked and ignoring safety pro toe on coles. >> jesus -- >> reporter: face the nation, said is americans must remain vigilant. it's a race between the deadly rar rarants -- variants at the baltimore production plant where 15 million vaccines were spoiled, the federal government ordered johnson & johnson to run operations. at the nation's airports this weekend, a record number of travelers as people gather for the holiday. >> i feel a lot easier now traveling being vaccinated. >> this is the gospel of the lord. >> reporter: in new york city, this pastor at holy trinity lutheran church welcomed people. >> tell me how your church is doing. >> to say the most obvious thing, it's been a tough year. >> reporter: how does it feel to go back to in person service after half a year of not doing it? >> having 30 people in the room is an amazing feeling. being in the same room together is prove to me that there's life past this pandemic. >> starting tomorrow, places of worship like this church be will be allowed double the number of people inside. and it's all parts of l.a. county

ian cole explains the problem. >> reporter: this baseball team is made up of 12-year-olds who want to play like the pros. they've worked years towards this. a summer trip to cooperstown, new york, for a week-long camp and tournament. >> for these kids, it's almost like the world series. >> reporter: teams book a year out and put down deposits. >> right next to the hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. about 102 teams go out there. the kids go out there and get an opportunity to play kids from all over the country. >> reporter: but the site, cooperstown dreams park, says all kids 12 and up must have a covid vaccine to participate. the problem is the fda hasn't approved the vaccine for use in anyone under 16 yet, dashing the dreams of players like dominic. >> you have to get a vaccine even though there's not a vaccine available for us. it's unfair, because we've been working really hard. >> reporter: there's no set date when the fda could approve it. the tournament is offering refunds, but teams still have to decide by monday. >> just really a letdown. you're asking us to do something

in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we talk so much about herd immunity. here's where we stand. experts say reaching that milestone of herd immunity will take about 70% of the u.s. population getting a shot. as of yesterday, we were at 40%. americans receiving at least one dose. if we continue at this same pace, we will reach 70% of the country will have received at least one shot by june 26th. we would reach 80% by july 18th. now, to get any higher than that, kids would have to start getting shots and a vaccine would have to be approved this summer to hit 90% vaccination by august, which is thought to be unlikely reaching 90%. here's where the vaccination rate stands among adults in the bay area. this is the percent of people who have gotten one shot. look at marin county with 77%. most counties you see, pick your county here, are in the mid to low 60s. santa clara county at 59%, solano county at 48%. if you're still looking for your shot, just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on how to get a vaccine appointment in the trending bar. our consum

here's ian cole. >> reporter: kristen smart was 19. a student at cal poly in 1996, when she disappeared walking from a party back to her dorm. for decades, there have been theorys and few answers. until today. now, 44-year-old paul flores was arrested at his san pad row home, accused of murdering her. flores was the last one seen with her that night, and has long been considered a suspect. his father, ruben, also arrested as an accessory to murder. >> it's my hope we can take the first step towards justice for the smart family, peace for the community, some justice out there for all of us. and most especially for kristen. >> reporter: investigators found evidence in 2016 that led them back to flores as a suspect. and in 2019, they tapped his cell phone after another witness came forward. in all, more than 18 locations were searched. >> forensic, physical evidence was located. and yes, we believe it's linked to kristen. and yes, we did find physical evidence at at least two homes. >> reporter: her remains still haven't been found. we ta

he said cole got a phone call from garbage off. and he said it looks like i may lose the vote. in the central committee. there are a lot of hardliners who want to call out the russian troops and put down the demonstrations in light leipzig in in a brutal way. and shepherd nazi. meanwhile got on the phone with baker and baker then talked to bush and they coordinated with gorbachev so that they sent telch. to moscow with promises of vast amounts of money that would help. sue the the russians and help their economy as a way of putting and warning them any use of violence would would be devastating for for russia. so tell us a little bit about what you learned of bakers. personal diplomacy in terms of managing his friendships and relationships too good effect in. let me let me answer first about the german role and the role of the german bankers. in providing the initial grants and credits to the soviet union. gorbachev needed money he was breaking up the cooperatives. it was breaking up the state-owned enterprises. but he had to have money with which to. help move this transition

ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> so how far would you drive to get your shots? roseville, chico? you heard chris say hanford? past fresno? tracy said she was on a work trim in guatemala when she finally managed to book an appointment in petaluma. back to sfo and then drove more than an hour, yep, up the golden gate bridge for her first dose. >> once i was eligible, i looked at all testing center and all the vaccine center in san francisco and there just were not any. so i started looking further and further out. i would have driven anywhere or flown from china. or from anywhere else to get it. >> she finally got it. her advice if you're having trouble finding an appointment, do your homework and be persist ten. right now anyone 50 and older is eligible. contra costa county is the exception. it has so much supply that it started allowing people 16 and over to get vaccinated. in two weeks, counties are expected to do the same. eligibility beginning april 15 for everyone 16 and up. yesterday pfizer announced its vaccine is 100% effective for 12 to 15-year-olds. health officials expe

cole will vote yea. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> good evening, mr. speaker. as the member designated by the honorable ms. lori trahan of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. trahan will vote yes on h.r. 1487. the microloan transparency and accountability act of 2021. and mr. speaker, i'd also like to -- as the member designated by the honorable mr. neal of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.r. 1487, the microloan transparency and accountability act of 2021. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. stefanik of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. stefanik will vote yea on house resolution 1487. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >>

local coverage now from nbc affiliate wbir and their reporter cole sullivan live outside the school cole >> reporter: when i arrived here about half an hour after the shooting happened, the scene was a lot more chaotic than it is now. dozens and dozens of law enforcement vehicles from the police department, sheriff's office and other agencies responding helicopters circling overhead. it happened right around 3:15 this afternoon right around dismissal time i have to tell you watching high school kids, some of them are young, 15 years old walking away with their backpacks on from their high school, shaking, on the phone with their family members telling them in some cases before the family members knew anything was wrong, telling them they're okay. we also spoke with some family members waiting anxiously for news of their loved ones take a listen. >> it has to stop. we losing our kids at an early age and it is not fair to us as parents to be burying babies parents should not have to bury their kids they have to do something. let's find a solution to the problem. >> reporter: austin east ma

cole and killed thousands of americans on september 11.in afghanistan there may be only 200, 300, maybe 400 al qaeda members total. the organization is no longer capable of planning large-scale attacks against the united states. that's what our intelligence estimates tell us. and frankly there are far more al qaeda members today in other countries, like yemen, for instance. does that mean that we should also plant huge numbers of u.s. troops in every place where there are security vacuums to eliminate the terrorist threat from those countries? of course not. after two decades of the war on terror, we made a ton of mistakes but we've also gotten a lot better in terms of our intelligence capabilities and our ability to strike against a terrorist threat absent a huge in-country presence. why not apply that lesson learned to afghanistan? to their credit, the trump administration was right to finally call it like it is and state that the u.s. presence in afghanistan couldn't and shouldn't continue forever. but, as usual, the trump team didn't p

after the cole crash, insanity of wild mountain time, there's something almost reassuringly boring aboutorse, applauding thriller adapted from tom clancy's 90's novel of the same name. we fought for what america could be. but they crossed the line. they brought that war to my house. that contract is broken. they're going to play by my rules now. michael bjordan stars as navy seal john kelly, akajohn clarke, who finds himself the target of an assassination plot, picking off members of the squad with whom he undertook a rescue operation in war torn syria. having lost his wife and unborn child, kelly embarks without remorse on hunting down the killers, putting him at loggerheads with the russians and americans alike as everybody double crosses everybody else. and all problems are solved by running, punching, shooting, shouting, stabbing and generally blowing things up, much like the rainbow six video games to which this owes a debt. did you know russia was dealing weapons out of aleppo when we went went in. and we had a few? you can't fault the pedigree of this amazon original movie that th

anunciado el requisito una de ellas es san josé university hoteles stanford berkeley san francisco cole preguntar qué opinan sobre esta medida. >>yo creo que no es necesario esforzarnos no debieran de forzar a nadie >>es algo que hará que no enfermemos >>cualquier estudiante que quiera volver a los campos tendrá que cumplir con esta medida pero otro estudiante pide que se hagan distinciones sobre quiénes pueden y quienes no ellos están considerando hacer excepciones para personas con condiciones médicas o religiosas y éstas están en conversaciones y es hora de que los estudiantes planeen su vacuna contra el coronavirus >>hablando de educación superior los gastos para graduación regresan cada persona podrá invitar solamente dos personas que uno de los invitados no viven california deberá estar vacunado para asistir a la to mascarilla y distancia social serán exigidos >>según investigadores de la universidad de rockefeller contra la enfermedad puede estar vacunado es algo extremadamente raro hay dos casos que manifestaron están contagiados pero se recuperaron rápidamente >>también datos r

and to be with the coles, colonel cole was a great guy and wonderful people. it was a real privilege. special to be in that opportunity and that particular situation. so we go to vietnam in the end of june 1967. lance and i and our buddies got on a chartered continental airlines flight from travis air force base, california near san francisco to fly to park air base in the philippines to go through jungle survival school which was a requirement en route to vietnam. in fact, we had assignments to thailand which was a good deal because there is no war going on in thailand and you get to sleep at night in barracks where there is no war going on, and then fly your flight and get credit for your missions and all that. we took off and leveled off, and sure enough, lance and i, quick as we got leveled off, we were back talking to the flight attendants. we got dates with these -- we called them stewardesses. we had dates with these women the next night at clark air base. lance and the woman he met really hit it off, lenora. if you read the book "into the mouth of the

richard coles, always good to talk to you. you have suffered more than your fair share of loss and grief recently so thank you so much for your time.- you so much for your time. thank ou. you so much for your time. thank you- now. _ you so much for your time. thank you- now. look— you so much for your time. thank you. now, look at _ you so much for your time. thank you. now, look at our— you so much for your time. thank you. now, look at our latest - you so much for your time. thank you. now, look at our latest bbcl you. now, look at our latest bbc news headlines. new details emerge about the scale of government lobbying involving the former prime minister david cameron.

the reverend richard coles there with his reflections on grief. of a severe second wave of the virus our india correspondent yogita lamaye sent this report. a hospital in a western city. these are covid patients and there are no doctors to look at them, says the man filming the video. in the worst affected city in india, people are being given oxygen outside a hospital because it is too full. patients are struggling to get medical care as india is in the grips of a fierce second wave of covid. 73—year—old mary was taken to six hospitals, none of which had critical care for her. she died on her way to the seventh. her son anthony spoke to me from isolation. "all these years she never needed to go to a hospital, and when she did i could not do anything for her. ifailed her," he says. field hospitals built last year to add to existing facilities are already full. this one is managed by dr kapale, who has been on the front line since the pandemic began. so what is different this time around? right now i am seeing, when a single member is positive, the

and starter cole irvin, runners at and the ball got away. in comes the run and the a is only the dodgers have a seven- game run streak. it started off 0-6 pivot to the nfl. at facilities like the niners but because of the pandemic, it is in the right of the players. training exercises will run through late may. hello warriors and celtics. we will have moving pictures on the late show. and this is the shot that puts steph curry at the top of the list. and a business expense the owner can check off. but, what about a $4000 bottle of wine? >> i said, joe, we are at dinner and we are going to get this bottle of wine. and he said, no problem i will pay for it. and joe paid for it. we definitely appreciate that. >> alex rodriguez -- a-rod is a three-time mvp. did that mean anything to anthony edwards? >> do you have any thoughts about him? are you an a-rod fan growing up? or what he might bring to the team? >> who's that? >> the baseball player. >> i don't know who he is. i don't know anything about baseball. on just the other. >> that reminds me

allot for 441 cole street. i just checked that. i mean, i guess technically the car charger is that in 048 or is that in a separate a lot of these condos don't have a separate lot number for the common areas so they take the one they're working on and add the work. i think the only issue would be the car charger whether that's in -- it's not inside the unit so to speak, but does the building even have a [inaudible] for the garage? it probably doesn't. a lot of them don't have the separate lot number for the common areas which is a problem for a lot of condo owners actually. they having to end up using the low number sometimes if they're doing work in a common area, we have to pick a lot number for one of the units. they put the lot number in the common areas. i don't know what would be done this. >> president: okay. and the other question is is the laundry room in the unit or is that also in the common area and is that properly issued? >> well, i don't know that. that would be a question for the permit holder.

. >>> and garritt cole launched a strikeout, but after the two-run homer in the second inning, cole gives the sixth which ties the game. toronto goes up by a run in the top of the tenth and the yankees don't have an answer. three of the biggest bats for new york all striking out as the blue jays come away with a 3-2 victory. take that, willie. kidding. >>> in denver, the dodgers started their title defense with a loss to the rockies. stranding 14 runners in the 8-5 loss. bizarre play in the third for the dodgers 2019 mvp bellinger. a ball hit off the glove of the outfielder and bounced over the fence. the runner on first base thought the ball was caught and retreated back to the bag. bellinger passed him and prompted the umpires to call him out. he is credited for an rbi single, but not a home run. pay attention! >>> and the move on the base pads in san diego as padres use a nifty swim move to narrowly avoid the tag pickoff attempt at first base. look at that. the padres beat the diamondbacks 8-7. >>> some rookies to watch on opening day. the pirates k. brian hayes show cased power in chi

kirstin cole has more. >> a rash of brazen daylight attacks on unsuspecting neighbors from the bronxem to hell's kitchen, leaving residents on edge getting bad some getting better. it's getting worse. the most recent attack on sunday at 00:00pm in the afternoon. you see here, the man ducking under scaffolding on lenox avenue to take down a 75 year-old woman. her unknown attacker, punching her in the face. her body finally slamming to the ground. she suffered facial cuts and a swollen left she is saturday's attack on the 73 year-old beloved building super by an unknown man. also rattling locals. he's a great guy. always, always around to help of a for about 15 years. >> you and on this to the body, you know, as a semi to do something like that to him. >> that discussed the violence of the attack on 47th and 10th leaving the superintendent hospitalized and police also still searching for the man who delivered this knockout punch at high noon to a 61 year-old man in the mount hope section of the bronx also sending him to the hospital for treatment. >> that was kristen cole reporting for

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participar en unas maniobras que incluye lanzamiento de torpedos, participaba en un entrenamiento en el colÉhÍ no se ha recuperado el contacto. participan muchos buques, seis de guerras, un helicÓptero y cerca de 400 personas. desde yakarta, capital de indonesia, pidieron ayuda a los paÍses vecinos, singapur y malasia, tambiÉn barcos de estados unidos, francia, por supuesto han ofrecido su ayuda. espero tenerles buenas noticias al respecto prÓximamente con chicos. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn, el tiempo se agota, es clave para las personas que estÁn abordo. no me quiero b habÍamos informaciÓn, el exorja: alicia derek chauvin borja: puede cala el expolicÍa derek chauvin fue trasladado a una cÁrcel de alto riesgo. estÁ aislado, no compartirÁ celda con ningÚn otro recluso. derek chauvin esperarÁ ocho semanas su sentencia, que podrÍa ser de 40 aÑos. carolina: tres personas pierden la vida y hasta un brote de covid produce un trabajador no vacunado en kentucky. aunque el 40% estaban vacunados, algunos no estaban todavÍa. los cdc aseguran que este caso es un claro ejemplo de los pe

it's taking place -- well, it's seen through the character, my character, cole. it is basically saying to people, hey, this is another alternative, something else you can do you can become an equestrian and learn how to take -- and ride horses and it changed a a lot of people's lives. >> for real. honestly it was a life changing experience working in philadelphia >> jimmy: at the end of the film, well, no spoilers. too late >> okay. >> jimmy: i did it already >> you did it already. >> jimmy: i really did it already. at the end of the film you see some real writers and members of the club and you go, wow, that is a -- and they talk about how their life experience. how it changed their life. it brings a lot of attention to this organization and they're currently trying to raise money for it as well >> yes exactly. they've been there over 100 years. a lot of people don't know that they think that it's just a thing that just happened now, but this is a part of history. american history but if you want to find out more, you can look it up online pure.org or learn abou

the east bay, cole, 61. 62 in fremont. inland we are in the mid 60s. here's the 7-day forecast.ext seven days, morning clouds on your monday. a little milder on tuesday and wednesday. no intense heat coming our way the next seven days. we will keep it dry through next weekend. >>> let's get to chris with a preview of sports. >>> coming up in sports, steph curry and draymond green back at it. plus stanford and arizona head- to-head. it just ended and >>> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> it was a showcase for the conference of champions. the conference guaranteed a national title for the first time since they won their last in 92 iams trng to mp stk r anca. umout to a 12-3 lead. she hits the three and said let's go! fired up. arizona responds with a 16-four- run. here's the steal and then the bcket to take the lead. it looks like we have a game in the second quarter. stanford goes on an 11-0 run themselves. anna wilson, a big three. her older brother russell in the stands. cardinal by 7 at recess. mcdonald has been arizona office best player, the left he gets the wildcats

it was bought by henry coles or a norwegian investor and director of a network of companies he didn't answer our requests for an interview. with rebecca bushnell has lived here for more than 30 years and has seen her neighborhood transformed. not very nice of course he'll raise the rents as much as he possibly can they always raise it to the maximum until it heads in a turbo capitalistic fashion. for me that means that soon when they say i'll be gentrified out of here. the whole business model is based on the idea of taking square metres of living space and you have i mean this is how they're thinking square metres of living space and squeezing every square metre as much profit as they can so that is the extractive industry of high finance that has moved into an area that happens to be in fact a human right and that's the rub. the residents of the apartment building in crisis back are ready to put up a fight they've named the activist group in memory of village town former landlord . housing demonstrations they march with tenants from other buildings facing the same situation. for 20

steven cole with us this morning.eing here with us. >> certainly. >> so, doctor, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on floyd did not include lack of oxygen or as -- asphyxia, as megan was alluding to, as a cause of floyd's death. his findings were at odds with those of other prosecution-expert witnesses, like dr. lindsey thomas, who were explicit in their assessments that floyd died from asphyxia. how do you define it? and is it difficult to determine, as a cause of death? >> well, it's a technicality. whether you call it asphyxia. asphyxia is really a mechanism of death. not a cause of death. so, the question is what brought about the asphyxia that was the main mechanism of mr. floyd's death? and that was, the restraint and the knee on the neck. so, i think, it's -- we are only arguing, really, here about semantics. there's -- i don't -- i did not hear any, substantive difference, between dr. baker and dr. thomas. and so, i think that's the issue there. it's -- it's -- for a cause of death -- excuse me, f

just like coles family the whole country is in a state of awareness wanting to change things and contain the epidemic. at the oklahoma university and then seen an aggressive alliance was formed researcher and me lawyer ritchie within and up to jason bateman they've all gathered to establish a common fight plan against every single laboratory. case . dr beaman has created the 1st college education program of the country on pain killers addiction. and also what provide education to all of the 1st drivers from dentist doctors and that marriage right then and there. we think that that will do more to the result you were describing than any of our other initiatives i think the overwhelming response has been that the doctors that are graduating now and going out into practice are not person and we've seen over 20 percent decline in course corrections in oklahoma over the last 2 years my medical students will never be involved in this overprescribing behavior and there are definitely some doctors have knowingly contributed to this problem they saw an opportunity to make money and they went for

the indian government has decided there will not be expanding the export of vaccines over the next colenths, and that is what we are witnessing now. it is also the case that this will affect the contribution to the covax initiative, which incidentally, which will happen in india. anchor: is the nub of this debate, whether it goes through court or legal system, then agree and get beyond that, there is an issue of contract, because coronavirus covid manufacturing is here to stay, procurement is here to stay is a global issue, moving forward in the continuing fight against coronavirus, so whether the contracts were flawed is the central issue, what was written into the conference that the eu signed up to, or was it the procurement for the european commission, who has critics, and did not spot the contracts were not as good as they could've been? >> given the contracts have been redacted and we have not been able to read them in-depth, the issue is astrazeneca probably overpromise. the world has never been in a situation where we had to produce so many vaccine so quickly, so other companies

the stories try to understand the total 11 years it killed a man who has come to the cole and hard for me to give us a football out there but we fought hard and we. she's a big factor in this situation that's occurred so we're just happy it's on. the minds of. the season defender and midfielder was the ploy for the forward this time and did not disappoint his 1st ever brace in the top flight ended his side's 9 david willetts streak to give the post and so much needed confidence he was sorely missed with out injured for a month in february the kind of player you need when battling relegation match day hero youngest head to. play was no hero this week any match day they'd leave the top flight after 33 years . what had seemed inevitable if not months was confirmed that the fed who condemned the game to a full fondest niggas relegation in their otherwise proud history for cancer 1st is a disaster and hard to understand that we won't be involved next year it's tough. even before kick off the team didn't exactly exude confidence. and the game itself would be yet another just the way to perfo

and with that, i would like to acknowledge the ranking member of the subcommittee, congressman tom cole and all the members of the subcommittee on both sides of the isle joining today's hearing. i would like to congratulate and welcome, former colleague and dear friend, secretary xavier becerra to his first hearing as the secretary of the department of health and human services. we're looking forward to discussing hhs's budget priorities. the response to the covid-19 pandemic as well as the biden/harris administration's overall response to the many long standing problems and inequities in our health care system that this pandemic has underscored and exacerbated this past year. this is the subcommittee's first budget hearing on the biden/harris administration's 2022 budget request. in the coming weeks we'll hold budget hearings with the department of education on april 26th. secretary marty walsh, department of labor on april 28th. and francis collins along with other directors in may and rochelle walensky. in may the subcommittee will hold a hearing with public witnesses as well as a he