stills from materials it's just sensual but also another aspect is to ensure and this is vital for delia to ensure that those materials come from ethically correct choices so a much better grip on the whole supply chain from the raw materials to define a product is required for delia know whether if to run their own self or if they sorts them ok so there's still work to be done peter thynne to there from cape gemini engineering in munich thank you so much thank you monica but. there's of course also hydrogen power and the demand for green hydrogen could skyrocket in the next few years and in the street us market as a low carbon alternative to fossil fuels i didn't production requires a loss of green electricity for example from wind turbines but the expansion of on so wind farms in germany is progressing slowly unfunctional wind turbines are being declinations so where is the green hydrogen coming from the look. this wind turbine has produced electricity for more than 20 years but no more. local farmer helmut evers can hardly believe it the wind turbine near hanover in germany's north is

delia, thanks.a gallagher there in rome for us. >>> some positive news in france where the government says all adults will be able to get vaccinated against covid-19 from may 31st, calling it a powerful acceleration. france's prime minister says the date is two weeks earlier than planned. right now around 41% of france's adult population has had at least one dose of a vaccine. that's according to the health ministry. >>> and let's talk about vaccine incentives. how about this one, one town in thailand offering cows, yeah, cows. a weekly raffle is giving away a live cow, not a dead one, a live one to a vaccinated resident. that's going to happen for every week until the end of the year. a young cow valued at a little more than $300. the campaign appears to be working as vaccine registrations have increased from hundreds to thousands in just a matter of days. the key to success, a local official says the villages really, really like cows. that's a good incentive. anyway, get vaccinated, even if you do

. >> still with us is doctor nahid but delia. doctor, let's talk about this patent waiver.rsial. drugmakers in america have come out and said this is not the way to deal with this matter. explain this to me from your perspective. >> yes i lay, in my opinion the biden administration taking this stance places pressure on the g7 countries to serve talk about this waiver of intellectual patent rights. and it's the first move, right? i think it's a powerful move that's necessary but it is not -- and this is what the critics are saying -- is that it's not enough. it's not sufficient because there are other steps. what happens now as you have a negotiation and i hope that there is an urgency around but during which the companies have to share their trade secrets. it's not just enough to lift the waivers, they have to share those tech transfers elsewhere. and then the third step is for that masking you factoring capacity to be built up and that requires financing. the w.h.o. already has covid technologies transfer tool and they have started building as of two weeks ago and announce

so, for more on this, let's bring in cnn's delia gallagher, who's in rome.lia, one might not normally associate myanmar with catholicism, given that the country's so heavily buddhist. so take us through the importance of -- of what was happening today. >> well, kim, this was a mass for catholics of myanmar who are living here, in rome. there were about-170 priests and nuns and seminarians, mainly, who are studying here in rome. but obviously, it was a mass with a message to the people of myanmar. i just want to tell you about one, touching moment at the end of mass, when a priest from myanmar got up to thank pope francis. and he said, at this moment, when the international community has abandoned us, the hearts of the people of myanmar are overflowing with gratitude for the attention that pope francis has paid to their country. the pope, of course, also, spoke. as you mentioned, he told the people not to lose hope. he said, jesus is also praying with them to help free them from the power of evil. it was not a political speech, kim. this was a during a mass.

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

delia was a very good game hunter. so after her divorce, surprisingly and to their credit, the brooklyn museum asked her to go on expected -- expeditions. and get more specimens for them. she managed to do very well despite the fact that she was divorced and no longer attached to her husband. gloria hollister, who could not love a woman who walks on the bottom of the ocean with that big copper helmet on their head? she was the first woman to go down in the bath the sphere -- pathos fear. around submersible that got lifted into the ocean by a winch. i have to say, to their credit, the national archives supported the preservation of her papers at the wildlife conservation society which might be one of the reasons that we have this photograph. marguerite harrison, she became a newspaper reporter because she wanted to go to europe during world war i. she found out that the baltimore sun would not send her. she approached the government and they centered -- censored her as a spy. she was captured and spent a year in the loo

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. welcome to the welcome may 4, 2021 meeting of the board of supervisors. madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call]

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delia and joins us with the latest. dan. >> a look at cavern. it's also important to point out that solano county was in a red flag warning until

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delia and joins us with the latest. dan. >> a look at cavern. it's also important to point out that solano county was in a red flag warning until earlier today. that didn't keep this fire from breaking out as you said just before 6 o'clock tonight along i 80 in court. delia, we're told this all started when a lady was experiencing car trouble she pulled off on the side of the freeway here. a fire broke out in the front of her car and because of the dry warm winds. they ended up carrying that fire out into this dry brush here along the freeway. take a look at this video that we shared with kron 4 news from the citizen app. you can see that there smoke that was filling up from the side of the freeway here. of course i'm looking lose slow moving traffic. taking a look at this fire as it chewed up through the dry vegetation. cal fire officials say that a little over 3 acres were burned. everything was pretty much under control around 7.30. this evening and the chp was able to reopen those 2 lanes that were closed. crews were still mopping up just be

better grip on the whole supply chain from the raw materials to the china through duct is required sure delia not made the risk to run their own self the wrist or if they shorts them ok so there's still work to be done peter thynne to there from cape gemini engineering in munich thank you so much . let's take a look at some of the other business stories making news shares in the chinese smartphone company a shower only have risen by as much as 6.7 percent as after reports it were to be removed from a u.s. blacklists show me was blacklisted at the end of last year by the u.s. department of defense. australia's flagship want us delays restarting its global flights by a further 2 months to enter the end of the simba the move comes as australia expects international travel to be low until mid 2022. and the white house is aging americans on the country's east coast not to hoard gas that as gas stations are running dry 5 days as a hacker attack shuts down the country's critical colonial pipeline. the food industry has been facing a major dilemma for years as the world's population is growing so is

there are millions of vehicles on delia roads every day, but in recent years, a quiet transformation has been taking place. there are now, for instance, far more electric victuals, offering carbon emission free journeys. a change from those that use compressed natural gas and drivers of finding they are cheaper to run and more pleasant to ride in g to buy their me will. each us are good for the people, since they are good for the number to many, even in delhi. now, if they were contributing to pollution, the government would shut them down. and when people are getting insight, there is no nice either which is not then india. but environmentalists say it's not that simple. most evictions in india use lead acid batteries. and there's a problem with a recycling. it is one of the most toxic might be known to mankind have fetus. in fact, the really recycle days. lot of acid, which has a little bit of lead, you know, kind of floating around it that's kind of dumped in the air in the, you know, drains as well as on the soil. while, you know, kind of melting those lead. there is lot of april

this is drana and delia photographed by south carolina photographer. he was hired by louis to prove that black people were subhuman and this is an experience that she wanted to interrogate through thet images, black peope stereotyped in many ways. there were images, this is the plantation image of a man who owns property. we see women and white women and black women and men -- black men and women and children in the frame. so we see 17 people on the plantation. we also see the two black the middle ground, one holding a hat and the older girl and thed younger girl has a room, they are performing the labor of the experience for performing for the photographer. the black man is the driver and thinking about the image recently shared with me, you also see a pole, a tree stump and curious about the tree stump and references brutality of slaveries in terms of the whippings. there are images that discovered that i found, an important way of telling the story of interested in finding a way to create a moment about the soldiers. their sense of commitment to the

popping ndy as yesterday but ill gusting to 41 miles an hour at sfo 41 downtown san francisco core delia 4 to 40 mile mile an hour gusts napa had a 32 mile an hour gusts number 32 as well of the de3 miles per hour. so blustery conditions out there that they get kind that area of low spinning around right here. doesn'much but enough to bring some snow up over the sierra nevada. some bay area and some wind to the bay through. you can see a drawing by right to the north bay and then spent in the south and then just kind of apart as we move further south. so pretty much that has come to an end now. but we may get a chjyance to see some of that come back tomorrow afternoon, at least in parts of the north bay. the winds starting to subside just a little bit of still since obese 20 that 15 into fairfield. but yeah, these are hour gusts overnight tonight, those winds continue orrow, little breezy start the day. but by the afternoon, those winds kind of ramp up again. so we're probably going to see 3040 mile an hour gust up towaernoon, but not as windy as it was today. temperature wise numbers. n

>> all right, thank you so much, delia gallagher, reporting for us from rome. >>> in afghanistan, theof u.s. military forces is raising big questions about those who could be left behind. now, we're talking about afghan citizens who worked for the u.s. as interpreters and other critical jobs. they can only put their own lives on the line, they also saved millions of american lives. now they fear they will be targets for militants when the u.s. leaves. james clapper wrote this about the interpreters in a recent cnn op op-ed. what they did made a difference between mission success and failure and between being killed or surviving to fight another day. we can and must do the right thing here. clapper went on to say in his op-ed that those afghan interpreters deserve help resettling in the u.s. in an interview with cnn earlier, he said it is literally a matter of life or death for them. >> hundreds of these people have been assassinated, murdered by the taliban and retribution against their families as well. so there is no question about what the taliban intent is. and the reason that the

lots of talk about here with us tonight is doctor najib delia, an infectious disease physician. special passage and unit of the boston university school of medicine. doctor, how big a deal is this and since we have a lot of parents watching with us tonight, what is the overarching initial advice to parents? >> brian, this is what we were expecting given the fact that pfizer has completed and released top line data that it held up and the study of 2300 kids they saw 60 cases and zero cases of children between 12 to 15 and so that's 100 percent efficacy right there in the trial. it's likely that if the advisory committee or cdc meets on wednesdays as early as thursday you may see these vaccines getting rolled out. it's important for children because we are seeing these new variants that are more transmissible and there's a concern about whether expecting a larger group of people because of that but because children are part of our population and this is one more step to how we get more of us vaccinated so that we can get to a point where we can achieve community level immunity and

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. >> delia. >> no i have two other psychological imperatives that i want to throw into the mix.nobody believes more then justice breyer that the court is above politics and you can say that's nuts but going up to him and saying do you think the court is in fact a really partisan political party and you want to contribute to that? he's written books about the fact that -- over and over again he says we're not junior varsity politicians. we transcend that. so to me it's like asking the easter bunny if he believes in the easter bunny. his whole career is getting into this proposition. the other thing i think this is important and i think it goes to the ginsburg point. she really believes that if people cared, they should get out and vote around the court. they should organize around the court in my sense is rather than kind of pressuring justice breyer to do the thing that is going to make him the more you push him, the more he digs in, maybe to a better job organizing around all the other things you can do to reform the courts that nobody is talking about. >> right. >> you know, i

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warns americans not to travel to japan due to the covid state of emergency, delia fresh blow ahead ofhe olympics. -- dealing a fresh blow ahead of the olympics. >> bitcoin issues after elon musk indicate support for bitcoin miners to go green. haidi: inflation fears potentially play out in the start of the asian markets. sophie: after's asian stocks little changed monday, some changes tuesday -- some gains tuesday with a rate decision from indonesia. gdp from singapore and trading from thailand. earlier consumer confidence from south korea hitting a three or high. commodities, oil holding above $66 new york crew jumping the most in a month as markets assess the iran nuclear deal. brent could hit $80 in the third quarter with growing demand for energy absorbing iranian supply. and possibility of a drop in brent to the 40's -- $40 if output is ramped up aggressively. -- closer to erasing year-to-date losses. base case for gold still in $1600 until the first fed rate hike -- pulling up a chart as we wrap up the final week in may, a commodities rally that had stalled making for small move

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. >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would h

raÚl:la seÑora se llama marÍa delia borrego y estÁ cumpliendo 80!ta amÉrica" con mucha alegrÍa gracias por seguir con nosotros y nos vamos hasta la gran manzana, es una madre a quien la pandemia ha obligado a reinventarse. francisca: dificultades econÓmica la impulsaron a convertir un lavadero de carro el mÓvil. reportera: les cuento que antes de la pandemia mÁs de 4,000,000 de vehÍculos se cruzaban por nueva york todos los dÍas. obviamente el nÚmero ha reducido drÁsticamente y todavÍa estamos hablando de cientos de miles de carros que cruzan por el sector del alto manhattan. asÍ que dominga vio la oportunidad y se renovÓ. dominga, cÓmo estÁs? increÍble que convierta esta camioneta en un lavadero de carros. quÉ tienen aquÍ? dominga:tenemos para lavar, desgrasante, tenemos para los cristales. reportera: y en un dÍa como hoy imagino que van a lavar muchos carros, cuÁntos lavamos hoy? dominga:algunos 60, 70. reportera: usted llega a las 8:00 a.m. tempranito y si no estÁ lloviendo trabaja los 7 dÍas de la semana? pero tiene tremendo ayudante. cÓmo estÁs

. >> mi nombre es delia. cocinar con aceite de coco, es bueno o malo? raÚl: aceite de coco.ho cariÑo. raÚl: oye, les mandan saludos a todos. sÉ que el tiempo corre, que nos aman, que nos extraÑan. prometemos que volveremos a encontrarnos. un abrazo. karla: claro que sÍ. un beso para todos ustedes. gracias por esa confianza que tienen en "despierta amÉrica". juan: voy a ir. voy a ir en persona tambiÉn. quiero ir en persona. quiero estar con ellos. ya todos vacunados. me hace mucha falta estar con mi gente. karla: asÍ serÁ con el favor de dios. pronto estaremos con todos ustedes para seguir ayudando y sirviendo que nuestro propÓsito. vamos a seguir con esto. raÚl: santo remedio son iniciativa comercial de juan rivera y univisiÓn. juan: tu gran remedio llego para que pueda vivir tranquilo, para que te puedas mantener protegido, saludable y fortalecido. ese gran remedio que estabas esperando ya estÁ al alcance de tus manos. karla: al alcance de tus manos. pronto nuestro querido doctor juan por todo el paÍs. muchas gracias. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs. en "sin rollo" preguntamos