laura dern, little monochromatic look. this black oscar de la renta gown.tress zendaya, it wasn't just about the canary yellow gown but the bling. $6 million worth of bulgari diamonds. >> and sharing a tender moment with his wife, pausing to adjust her hair. >> 9-year-old "minari" star allan kim was already turning heads before leaving home for the oscars, taking his dog for a walk, strutting down the sidewalk showing off spiffy socks. >> and even this service dog looking beautiful with this necklace. and you know what? no coverage of the oscars red carpet would be complete without including our own janai norman really working it. stunning in lavender. but she also had a second look because of janai being extra. she brought snacks, apparently, speaking of extra. >> it's a long day. elegance and paired with a snack break. >> you saw one of those dresses there, i can neither confirm nor deny there was a nod to "coming to america." ♪ she's my queen ♪ >>> celebrity couple news we can't stop talking about. >> yes, aaron sorkin and paulina porizkova making their

the community health centers are particularly essential for those and they have been receiving the dern and pfizer doses since p.p. and both those programs it's no different just fascinated it was a mass executions and heard some of what you're going to run now they're going to turn and pfizer vaccines you know cheetos vaccines so it's important people come back for their 2nd dose 3 weeks post their 1st dose of pfizer and for we expose their 1st dose of the term but all of our units all of our delivery channels are equipped to deliver both pfizer and there really was not other areas where has it easier. to dominate at this point time based on what you're going to soon do to change your message do you have to do something different to address hesitancy in a way to something that he continue to be transparent about what science is telling us that's what brings us here today there's as dr thought she said there's been tens of millions of doses of pfizer and madonna. administered over the last several months and millions of people both in the us and around the world there have been safely v

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. >> reporter: law enforcement working to derne the suspect is noah green, described as an african-american male in his 20s. >> it does not appear that he was known to the department at this time.ng he is "heartbrerhe attack. another horrific day for the hr months ago after that vicious mob attacked the capitol. >> i ask you to please keep the united states capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers at this time. it has been an extremely difficult and challenging year for us. >> difficult, to say the least. pierre, officials are still searching for a motive. but they say this time it does not appear to be terrorsm related? >> reporter: linsey, tonight at the crime scene, authorities say no obvious ties to terrorism so far. but they're dissecting this young man's live, looking at his recent communications and associations. it's early, so nothing is concrete so far. >> pierre, thank you. >>> and good news in the race between the variants and the vaccine. the cdc is revising its travel guidance, saying people can travel safely as long as they take the usual prau public, as well as usin

central banks to tame runaway prices so one surprise you that the prime minister had to send to our dern has tossed the central bank to limit the rise of house prices an important issue globally when you consider despite the pandemic house prices have soared in new zealand the average house price increased by 24.3 percent to $826000.00 new zealand dollars in march 2021 a record high for the country. now this is such an important issue globally on so many levels so let's get some analysis from auckland we're joined by bernie smyth who's the chief executive officer of the monticello yeah housing trust thanks so much for speaking to us on counting the cost the prime minister to send our daughter and wasn't elected on the promise of housing affordable housing has that going. it's not being very well for the government to go. and frank 4 years. aside from a crisis have reputable he increased to the extent that it's actually creating homelessness and costing the government a $1000000.00 a day just in the maybe unseen transitional hasn't so how did it get to the point where there is a chronic h

study by oxford university has fun the risk of developing blood clots from having the fines or and the dern a covert vaccines is about the same as the under-fire. job now the study involved more than a 1000000 people according to the oxford findings for in those 1000000 tests experienced clotting with the pfizer m a durn of vaccines while it was fun even 1000000 for the astra zeneca jump like in person a 39 in a 1000000 risk of clotting for those suffering from covert itself we've got reaction to the story from a number of guest. they get murdered are sort of daily reports of how many people are charged as are within a month. of having one with the car but since these will soon mitsu not if they are constantly sent since phones are very vocal school because school people with them are proud are the roll out some who shoot assess the effectiveness of the rollout because we must remember always but see this parent especially this parent also about 2023 and the public needs to be in school so not being in schools are so short but our experiment what's happening is all these are reports are com

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study by oxford university has fun the risk of developing blood clots from having the face or the dern or covert vaccines is about the same as the under-fire a stress. study n fold more than 1000000 people according to the oxford findings for in those 1000000 tested experienced plotting with the pfizer or modernity vaccines it was 5 in 1000000 for the astra zeneca job that compares to a 39 in a 1000000 risk of flooding for those suffering from covered what i'd having any chop let's go live now to political commentary 3 webber for his take on the could not be on the show so we have these american jobs to pfizer shots offering pretty much the same level of risk as the astra zeneca shot so why all the fuss about the british boxing. well arcade trustable wish who would see a period where we do these studies because our very generic routine or manasseh ratio is not right. and we've got to look at the whole situation where in the us we're talking about just 1000000 cases in the u.k. we've had. a half 1000000 doses and you know there's a need for the n.h.s. to investigate every single source

it shows that emerged dern as the vaccine could lead to more side effects than pfizer is now the data revealed that 75 percent of recipients reported side effects after getting just one dose of the vaccine compared to 65 percent of the pfizer recipients out side effects include pain at the injection site fatigue eggs chills and a headache blood according to the c.d.c. they usually only last about a day and that is a sign that the immune system is revving up now there's also concern about side effects from the johnson and johnson vaccine which was not included in this study now other news coming out of a side effects of the johnson and johnson and include a georgiadis temporarily stop vaccination of the johnson and johnson a vaccine at one side after 8 people experience what they're calling adverse reactions while patients in 3 other states north carolina and colorado of also reported some serious side effects brant you know sorry we over the segment talking about surge they're seeing in how their numbers of this continue to go up what's going on there. yes so in india they're now expe

this pfizer, mow dern yashgs j&j are approved by emergency use authorization and also approved in the27 nations. this is so big because nonessential travel has essentially been restricted, banned, to the eu for more than a year. now the eu is saying that full slfully vaccinated americans can travel to europe by summer. we have to see if there is a officially time line. that is vague. also ironed out is the proof of vaccination method. there is talk about a vaccine certification or a passport. the decision here will come down to each individual country. they will be able to open up the border. this won't be all of europe all at once. even still, this is acknowledged by the white house and celebrated by them. this is what they had to say yesterday. >> they're looking at the reduction in disease. although we're not done yet, they're saying those americans are safe to come to our country without risk of spreading covid-19. >> struggling airlines cannot wait for this. domestic leisure travel, that is what is up. the tsa screened 1.75 million people across the country yesterday. but what is

. >> dern? >> yeah. >> that was another one. >> very feathery. >> like a good morning, everyone. we are looking at what was the cold front that pushed thr thr r yesterday, dropping anywhere from 0.01 to an inch. it is 45 on the peninsula, it is colder than yesterday. we are 9 to 12 degrees colder. it will take a while to recover. when we do, we will be below average. skipping ahead to tuesday, when 80s arrive inland. 70s on the bay. comfortable obthe coast. wednesday, high pressure is overhead. a bit of an off shore flow. mid-to upper 80s. 5 to 10 degrees above average as we get towards the middle to the end of the week, rete where we left off before our rain and as we get into friday, that should be the last warm day. it looks like a cool down at the end of the week. 61 in santa clara, partly cloudy, 60 in san mateo. and in the city, look for numbers in the upper 50s, breezy winds. those will kick up to 30 miles per hour today. in the north bay, mix of clouds and sun, low 60s out there for the warmest locations. oakland is just 59 today, 60 in union city. inland, looking at numb

but it's quite clear and quitest dern evident, especially by the protest last night that grew into thousandst people are truly paying attention. i'll warn you what you're about to see is deeply disturbing and troubling and probably not suitable for all. this is the moment when police killed 13-year-old adam toledo. newly released video shows the officer eric stillman firing one shot as toledo raised his hands in the air. police says this image shows toe laid dough was holding a gun before stillman shot him. and they say that gun was found nearby after the shooting. but look closer, when toledo raised his hands, he did not appear to be holding anything. police say he was holding a gun less than a second before he raised his hands. the family says they won't know until they won't know what he had in his hands but says he didn't matter. >> that child complied. turned around and saw the hands were up and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: officer stillman said he was left with no other option and that he feels horrible about the outcome but he was well within his justification of using deadly forc

they are the astra zeneca vaccines of this campaign whereas on a bare bark is the bio on take 5 but dern a candidate which shot missed is inspire which shot would you choose. we should think both at this time and that doesn't mean we will see you know green and conservative coalition in the end i think we need both and in the end some maybe astra zeneca will make the decision well who do you want to see as chancellor handed i think on the last chance is representing the bigger sister of the 2 parties and so i think it's in the end of a struggle that will be made by i'm going to lash out the decision is taking a long time this makes a lot of party members unsatisfied we will involve and you clued the district leaders of the consumptive parties so they will get the volunteering also as it seems right now so it's a long time struggle but in the end i think it will be on the last missive where is there any resolution to this dispute between army and lush and markers in which mr lush doesn't lose a great deal of authority i mean he is the leader of the c.d.u. your party that's true and i thin

jason, laura dern. >> absolutely fantastic. fantastic, fantastic, fantastic.ves, it's so dreamy. she brought the dreams back to the carpet. i'm obsessed with this. >> jason, we said lightning round. it was supposed to be really quick. >> oh, sorry. i got so excited. i love that dress. >> we'll be right back. >>> "gma's" oscar after-party is sponsored by verizon. 5g built right. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. here is jobina with a look at the road conditions. >> i would rather look at the beautiful water behind you. this does not look great right now at the san rafael bridge. speeds down to 10 miles per hour, the whole way across the bridge westbound. no problems, just very slow. things are better at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights at 5:58. traffic is slow coming down from berkeley clough emoriville. you can see the speeds or scre (trumpet playing) fast wifi. it really does make everything better. switch, switch, jump. yeah. so at xfinity, we're not stopping at fast. so

i loved laura dern's, too.renta and fernando garcia, the creative director was with her yesterday doing fittings for a couple of hours before she left the house. >> how about the gold? that seemed to be a theme. >> everywhere, yeah. >> gilded, i love it carey mulligan was possibly was of my favorite looks of the night. this is valentino couture. it actually has this iridescent sequins covered all over it. in real life, it glowed. it was so beautiful. this skirt is perfect for social distancing it's, like, 6-foot wide in diameter i love the easy hair and makeup with that, too. >> the boys got in on the gold trend, too it wasn't just the ladies. >> they did. we saw leslie odom with the most amazing tone on tone gold suit i love the shirt with the suit there. everything matches so perfectly. his beautiful wife who had a baby seven weeks ago looked stunning. >> amazing. >> i heard him say that that outfit was actually strung with real gold. it was really woven with actual gold strands. >> wow. >> that's what he sai

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prime minister dern called me last night and we had a very positive discussion about this, it is somethingents between the two countries, but there are precautions and measures in place. jacinda ardern said this is an exciting time but that passengers will have to expect disruptions to travel in the case of outbreaks, so for example she said if community clusters m virgin australia, and we have seen that in queensland recently were brisbane had to go into a three—day lockdown just before easter, what will happen is that travel will be suspended to and from that state alone, not the whole country. she also said that passengers coming to new zealand will have to wear masks on the plane, they will have to provide comprehensive information about how they could be contacted and also download a contact tracing up. she also spoke about the concept of a greenstone, planes and airports, meaning that travellers to new zealand will be on a plane that only has passengers from australia alone and that the crew on that plane will not have travel to any problematic areas or covid—19 hotspots. in the airp

jacinda dern speaking in new zealand.uke of edinburgh at the age of 99. saluting batteries will fire a1 rounds at one round every minute from midday at locations including the tower of london. the salute at woolwich barracks will feature first world war field guns that were fired at prince philip's wedding to the queen in 19a7. we can get more on this from our defence correspondent jonathan beale. jonathan, explain the role, the significance of a a1 gun salute? usually a 21 gun salute would be an honour for usually a 21 gun salute would be an honourfor a head of state usually a 21 gun salute would be an honour for a head of state visiting the united kingdom. but on special occasions they do fire a a1 gun salute. and part of this is the arcane laws that if you are firing from a royal fortress like the tower of london, you are allowed to fire a a1 gun salute and on special occasions like the death of winston churchill, the death of queen victoria, for example, they have fired a1 gun salute, for royal births, too. at midday,