i know delia very well, and she knows her stuff _ know delia very well, and she knows her stuff.tuff. she's put a lot of money into the club. it her stuff. she's put a lot of money into the club.— into the club. it would be easy for all the ups _ into the club. it would be easy for all the ups and — into the club. it would be easy for all the ups and downs _ into the club. it would be easy for all the ups and downs to - into the club. it would be easy for all the ups and downs to make i into the club. it would be easy for. all the ups and downs to make fans feel queasy. if they are promoted, six of the last ten nerd seasons will have ended up in relegation or promotion, but at least it's exciting. and this time, maybe they have reason to believe what goes up needn't come down again. one of the things that stuart weber had has always talked about is investing in the route rather than the fruit. so last time when we went up the fruit. so last time when we went up to the premier league two years ago, we did spend a little bit of money, but it wasn't on the first income it was on you

our cnn's delia gallagher, it is gorgeous behind you. yet, delia, empty for yet another easter. this is supposed to be a time of renewal for christians all over the world. and yet the pope knows what's at stake here, especially as europe has started yet another round of lockdowns. what is his message? >> reporter: well, you know, interestingly his message last night at easter vigil was one of renewal. this is the easter weekend for christians. it's the weekend that celebrates renewal. the resurrection of jesus and new life. the pope said, actually, renewal is possible. he said, from the rubble of our hearts, god can create a work of art. so certainly a message of hope that you're going to hear again today on easter, which is quite fitting, from the pope at easter time. another message which he's been focused on this weekend, just on friday he went to the vaccine center where he has offered to vaccinate 1,200 homeless and marginalized people at the vatican. of course, that's a major focus for the pope, always has been. but particularly when it comes to vaccinations, he wants to m

delia, good to see you.e. >>> now, rescue teams in taiwan have started to remove the wreckage of the train from its crash site. at least 50 people were killed. more than 150, injured, friday morning. when the train, packed full of people, derailed inside a tunnel. grieving families gathered at a morgue to honor the dead. government officials say they're still working to identify some of the victims. here's how it all happened. >>> a busy-passenger train carrying nearly-500 people derailed in a tunnel in taiwan, in what officials say is the island's worst railway accident, in decades. investigators say, the express train was traveling southbound on the eastern coast of taiwan, to the southeastern city and appears to have hit a construction vehicle that wasn't properly secured. and slid down a slope, onto the tracks. witnesses say the impact threw the people inside the carriages on top of each other, killing scores, including the driver of the train, and injures many more. a survivor says she, and others, esca

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delia gagger there, our vatican correspondent, really appreciate it. now coronavirus vaccinations in the u.s. are reaching new heights. the country on saturday reporting more than 4 million doses given, and that is i want to say a new daily record. that brings the seven-day vaccination average above the 3 million mark for the first time ever. and nearly a third of all americans have received at least one vaccine dose. but that progress doesn't mean the threat is over, of course. cases are headed in the wrong direction in several states. in fact, ahead of the holiday weekend a record of more than 1.5 million people passed through u.s. airports on friday alone. and that's just the latest sign of people abandoning health recommendations. evan mcmoore san turo was in times square earlier once again where people are packing the streets. >> reporter: this is times square on a saturday, and frankly it looks like times square on a saturday which is actually pretty crazy. because not that long ago this place i'm standing now was pretty desolate. well, now as yo

cnn's delia gallagher live in rome. what can we expect this year, delia?: well, christine, unfortunately this year, like last year, heading into the easter weekend a full national lockdown. that is in addition, of course, to the regional lockdowns that have already been happening throughout italy for the last two weeks. so that means no travel from your city of residence, that means even family gatherings in private homes, they want to limit the number of people there. the curfew at 10:00. pope francis will be holding good friday services as he will be doing easter celebrations throughout the weekend, but without the presence of the faithful, just like last year, and without the presence of the thousands of tourists that we're used to seeing come to italy and to the vatican this time of year, certainly the economic impact of that is going to be very important going forward. of course, the focus for the government now on amping up their vaccination program, they got a slow start, they have an ambitious plan to get all italian adults vaccinated by the end of

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um, delia ackley loved her because it should kind of has a sad story she and her husband carl ackley who is famous big game hunter who did, you know all the the elephants in the museum of natural history and she found this this monkey on one of their expeditions and she fell in love with this monkey. i mean so much that her her husband would write her note. oh dear. could you please love me more than the monkey, you know, and she brought him home to their manhattan penthouse apartment. and here the monkey was a terror and and carl couldn't deal with it anymore. so finally he he divorced her. i i thought it was interesting that so many of the women geographers got divorced. by the time when it was scandalous no. yeah. so delia though then was one of the she was a very good game hunter and and and so after her divorce. it surprisingly and to their credit the brooklyn museum asked her to go on expeditions and and get more specimens for them. so she managed to to do very well despite the fact that she was divorced and no longer attached to her husband's identity. gloria hollister you who

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thanks so much, delia gallagher.reciate it. >>> india's cricket legend sachen ten due car has been hospitalized with the coronavirus. he wrote on twitter that he was in hospital out of a, quote, matter of abundant precaution and hopes to be back home in a few days. he announced last week that he'd tested positive. at the toime, he wrote his symptoms were mild and he was recovering from home. >>> coming up next, if you're an international viewer, you'll be watching "african voices: change makers." if you're joining us in the u.s. and canada, i'll be right back with more news. stay with us. chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and lysol disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of germs. lysol. what it takes to protect. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your

let's start with you, delia. a scaled down easter in italy. >> reporter: that's right, kim. you know the lock down is obviously affecting the vatican as well. that was evident last night at the pope's good friday ceremony to a virtually empty st. peters square. that's a ceremony usually held at the colosseum in rome with thousands of people, a candlelit ceremony but the vatican had to scale that back, tonight's easter vigil and also they moved up the time so the few people that will be attending that vigil can be back in their home for that curfew. instead of holding it in the square they're having that in the basilica with few people in attendance. they have been using the pfizer vaccine, and with their extra doses the pope decided this week to donate those to 1,200 homeless and underprivileged people around the vatican. he paid a surprise visit to them yesterday morning. they said they've vaccinated 800 of them. and it's a sign of solidarity and something the pope has been speaking about since the beginning of vaccine roll outs in all countries to pay attention to those pe

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delia gallagher explains. >> reporter: months into italy's vaccination program, authorities realized something had gone terribly wrong. despite government recommendations to vaccinate frontline-healthcare workers, the elderly, and most vulnerable. some regions in italy were allowing other people to get their shots, first. >> translator: the regions proved sensitive to the lobbies. as we must say, the magistrates, the lawyers. >> prime minister mario draghi admitted the problem earlier this month and reprimanded the queue jumpers. asking italians, with what conscience could they stip. in fr skip in front of older, more vulnerable people at risk of death? researcher for an italian think tank estimates 6,200-more lives could have been saved, from mid-january to now, if those shots had gone to the elderly. >> another complicating factor? the astrazeneca vaccine was initially only recommended for people under 55. it was the perfect storm that left some of italy's over-60 population stranded. a group which accounts for 95% of the deaths, according to italy's health minister. like 63-year-o

grace is the medical but delia -- medical aid. she says -- medical lead. today, there are some signs of progress. it is the second day of public inoculations against covid-19. she says that this is twhat givs those working on the frontline some hope. >> this vaccination, this is the resolution to this disease. there is no other way to fight covid-19 but through vaccination. vaccination is the solution. >> at this hospital, at least 13 hundred medical workers are receiving their second those of vaccine. >> people tell us they have to li up for hours but it is something they don't mind. they say that in a country with more than 100 million people, they tell us they feel grateful to be inoculated now. the government is facing delays in the inoculation drive due to limited supply and its own restrictive policies toward vexing imports. -- @@accine imports. it now promises to inoculate over 70 million filipinos by the end of this year. this cannot come soon enough. the philippines are facing a steep rise in coronavirus cases. hospitals in intensive care averaged

delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >>> now, most people miss special things from their pre-pandemic lives. of course, for some, that might be cheering on a favorite team. but for others, it could be dancing at a music festival. the netherlands is conducting experiments on how to safely bring back live events. and other countries, like the u.s., could end up following similar protocols. zain asher, with the story. >> reporter: a win for orange. special night for some fans in the netherlands. back in the stadium, again. for a world-cup qualifying match between the dutch national team and latvia. >> very excited. it's a good occasion to dress up, again. and to be able to share with so many people, with my friends. we always watch the games together. >> reporter: the match is one of several experiments organized by the dutch government and sports and entertainment groups to research how to safely hold live events. only-5,000 spectators were allowed to attend the match. each had to test negative, before it, and get tested again, afterwards. inside the venue, participants were divided into secti

the world do to lead a longer and healthier life it is very interesting to see what the managed to delia did when they were young so they wouldn't smoke so my advice is crits smoking eat healthy foods mostly plants and you should have a lot of exercise and if you follow these things. you do a lot to have the full potential of your own personal life expectancy in one of the cover stories of the most famous magazine here in germany you claimed that men who live in the family and take care of the family live a longer and healthier life but isn't this just boring at least then you could say it's boring for a longer time so if more boring days but i think also on the same time you have more days full of happiness because if men livin in healthy and good relationships they have less accidents they take less drugs they have better foods. not that's true and so i think the result of that and the repercussion is that you live a longer life thanks very much for this very interesting talk more pleasure on the field of medicine is a man's world most clinics i managed by men hairpiece i researched on

doctor greece but delia is the medical director of wind of the leading public hospitals in manila she says health workers across the country have been overwhelmed by the pandemic but today at least there are some signs of progress it's the 2nd day of public inoculations against 19 and she says this is what gives those working on the front line some hope this vaccination is the solution for this disease so there's no other way to fight. but. that is the solution. at this hospital at least 1300 medical workers are receiving their 2nd dose of vaccine people here tell us they have to line up for hours but it's something that they don't mind they say because in a country with more than a $100000000.00 people they tell us they feel grateful to be inoculated now the government is facing delays in its national inoculation drive due to limited supplies and its own initial restrictive policies towards vaccine imports but it now promises to inoculate around $70000000.00 filipinos by the end of this year. for the country's health community this cannot come soon enough the philippines is spacing a

celebrate her birthday a little bit through a barren fortunately it was in the barn as big as a couple of delia ones. to say can i live to washington d.c. we're out of white house press briefing is underway let's listen in the use of johnson and johnson vaccine as they review data involving 6 reported u.s. cases of a rare and severe type of plug in individuals after receiving the johnson and johnson that scene. let me start by saying that this announcement will not have a significant impact on our backs a nation program to change a vaccine makes up less than 5 percent of the more than 190000000 recorded shots in arms in the united states to date the president has always said that this is a war time effort we're at war against the virus and as such we've mobilized a war time effort so we're prepared for a wide range of scenarios and that's why the president took action earlier this year before the change a vaccine was even authorized to secure enough pfizer and maternal doses for 300000000 americans by the end of july. over the last few weeks we have made available more than 25000000 doses of pf

the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool. it had locker rooms with a sun room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled with sand and gravel. in 2000, the space became a spot for the san francisco zoo. these are some memories that many families remember swimming at flyshaker pool. >> good afternoon. welcome to the april 6, 2021 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the roll? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> present.

ma delia, medical director of the special pathogens unit at boston medical center.eed your help. we saw dr. osterholm on "meet the press" yesterday saying we're in a category 5 hurricane right now and at the same time former fda commissioner scott gottlieb says there's not going to be a fourth wave and every day more and more people are being vaccinated. how do you see it? >> stephanie, good morning, the truth is probably somewhere in the middle, as most things are. when you look at what's happening in places like brazil and india in the settings of these new variants, despite large numbers of people with an infection before, you are still seeing spikes in cases of deaths and the concern here in the u.s. we're entering a period of time where 30% has one dose, partial immunity, and you have areas where the amount of vaccine is not the same, some are behind, some have higher proportions of b 119 that is more transmissible and lethal by at least 70% so you're entering a period of time where in this background people are letting their guard down, pandemic fatigue, weath

dr greece but delia is the medical director of wind of the leading public hospitals in manila she says health workers across the country have been overwhelmed by the pandemic but today at least there are some signs of progress it's the 2nd day of public inoculations against 19 and she says this is what gives those working on the front line some hope this vaccination is the solution for this disease so there's no other way the fight will be 90 in. little box in the vaccination is the solution for the nation at this hospital at least 1300 medical workers are receiving their 2nd dose of vaccine people here tell us they have to line up for hours but it's something that they don't mind they say because in a country with more than a 100000000 people they tell us they feel grateful to be inoculated now the government is facing delays in its national inoculation drive due to limited supplies and its own initial restrictive policies towards vaccine imports but it now promises to inoculate around $70000000.00 filipinos by the end of this year. for the country's health community this cannot come

stretch of closed roadway overnight until 6:00 a.m., the eastbound interchange before getting to the cor delia lane junction. the next couple of nights it will be closed through friday so keep that in mind. opening by 6:00. everything else is clear. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:12 right now. >>> this year, uber making a lot of changes to its app for drivers and riders in california. but now we're learning the move backfire. coming up next on "today in the bay," the negative impact that it's having on service across the state and why your ride share may have been affected. >>> plus -- >> there was a war. and they're the last ones standing. >> looks exciting, right? you know what, movie theaters applauding the monster box office the renewed hope after godzilla versus kong set ticket sales on fire and how wall street is responding. you're watching "today in the bay." this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> right now at 5:15, as you make plans to head out today, it's going to be

the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool. it had locker rooms with a sun room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled with sand and gravel. in 2000, the space became a spot for the san francisco zoo. these are some memories that many families remember swimming at flyshaker pool. . >> clerk: okay. good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco planning commission remote hearing for thursday, april 15, 2021. on february 25, 2020, the mayor declared a local

campaign web demonstrations were either banned or broken up 7 other candidates including your head delia were rejected by chad supreme court security forces tried to arrest him and killed his mother son and 3 other relatives in a raid on his home 3 other runners withdrew from the race including solich he's vowed to make the country ungovernable if debbie wins and does have a morgan now reports from the capital and janina president appears to have support in the country. he's led the country for more than 30 years and now seeking a 6 term incumbent idriss deby cast his vote in chats presidential election urging others in the capital and around the country to do the same. they must have to. i have come here today as a citizen to vote and have done my duty and now it's your turn what the people of chad to exercise your right to vote wherever you come and vote for the candidate of your choice. hundreds were waiting to vote at the same center where debbie appeared 23 year old and mina makes a 1st time voter was one of the 1st in the queue. i've come to exercise democracy and also to see the p

tier of social distancing restrictions and are going to has more now from another doctor greece but delia is the medical director of with the leading public hospitals in manila she says health workers across the country have been overwhelmed by the pandemic but today at least there are some signs of progress it's the 2nd day of public inoculations against 19 and she says this is what gives those working on the front line some hope this vaccination is the solution for this disease so there's no other way to fight 19 but little box in the vaccination is the solution for the nation at this hospital at least 1300 medical workers are receiving their 2nd dose of vaccine people here tell us they have to line up for hours but it's something that they don't mind they say because in a country with more than a 100000000 people they tell us they feel grateful to be inoculated now the government is facing delays in its national inoculation drive due to limited supplies and its own initial restrictive policies towards vaccine imports but it now promises to inoculate around $70000000.00 filipinos by the

through dixon for east 80 but there's some nails reported in the roadway around highway 12 around cor deliaatch for that for east 80 and a little bit of slowing across the bay bridge only on the approach to san francisco. i'll show you the bay bridge coming up in the next report. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, more deaths confirmed in taiwan, after an unmanned truck rolled down a hill and smashed into a passing train. at least 51 people died, a dozen more hurt. rescuers are searching for several people trapped inside. this is taiwan's deadliest railway disaster on the first day of the four-day tomb sweep willing festival an annual holiday where people travel to their hometowns for family gatherings. >>> coming up next, a quick look at our top stories. are four vaccine options better than three? why america's top infectious disease expert now says it may not be needed. you're watching "today in the bay." you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g i

the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool.n room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled with sand and gravel. in 2000, the space became a spot for the san francisco zoo. these are some memories that many families remember swimming at flyshaker pool. . >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the nor