the uber vehicle hit elaine herzberg at 38 miles an hour. to uber having to immediately halt their self—driving programme. so what exactly happened? and whose fault was it? we went to the site of the crash in tempe, arizona with the news editor of the phoenix new times, ray stern, to find out more about the incident. ok, it's on the other side. she took her bike from this area, walked across this lane, and then entered this lane. the uber vehicle was in this lane. and itjust kept staying in this lane, even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved. it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. so before she made it to the sidewalk, it impacted her. i absolutely would have seen elaine as she started to cross the road, and i would have absolutely braked for her. most reasonable drivers would have. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would have not hit elaine herzberg. in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, which meant companies faced no requirement to disclose an

the uber vehicle hit elaine herzberg at 38 miles an hour.ning industry, which led to uber having to immediately halt their self—driving programme. so what exactly happened? and whose fault was it? we went to the site of the crash in tempe, arizona with the news editor of the phoenix new times, ray stern, to find out more about the incident. ok, it's on the other side. she took her bike from this area, walked it across this lane, and then entered this lane. the uber vehicle was in this lane. and itjust kept staying in this lane — even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved, it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. so before she made it to the sidewalk, it impacted her. i absolutely would have seen elaine as she started to cross the road, and i would have absolutely braked for her — most reasonable drivers would have. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would have not hit elaine herzberg. in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, which meant companies faced

the uber vehicle hit elaine herzberg at 38 miles an hour.s a huge moment for the burgeoning industry, which led to uber having to immediately halt their self driving programme. so what exactly happened? and whose fault was it? we went to the site of the crash in tempe, arizona with the news editor of the phoenix new times, to find out more about the incident. ok, it's on the other side. she took her bike from this area, walked across this lame, and then entered this lane. the uber vehicle was in this lane. and itjust kept staying in this lane. even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved, it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. so before she made it to the sidewalk, it impacted her. i absolutely would have seen elaine as she started to cross the road, and i would have absolutely braked for her, most reasonable drivers would have. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would have not hit elaine herzberg. in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, which meant co

elaine was one of the few people who knew marie worked for the cia.dn't know exactly what marie did. >> we loved her as a sister. we respected her as a sister. and with her job she traveled a lot. we knew she worked for the government, for the cia, and that was it. >> and you never asked what she did. >> never asked. >> but now elaine had a lot of questions. starting with what could possibly have induced marie to leave 8-year-old marcus and infant marquis home alone? >> that was preposterous. that would have never happened. >> so elaine started to compare notes with friends and family. but the conversations weren't about the cia. >> they were telling me different incidents and different things that they had with andre. >> andre, marie's husband, things he was saying and doing didn't add up. first, there was jean's story about what she saw that saturday morning when andre showed up at her home looking for marie. >> he had a bruise on his lip. >> andre had a bruise on his lip? >> he did. he said, oh, i bruised it playing football with andre jr. really?

the uber vehicle hit elaine herzberg at 38 miles an hour. editor of the phoenix new times, ray stern, to find out more about the incident. ok, it's on the other side. she took her bike from this area, walked across this lane, and then entered this lane. the uber vehicle was in this lane. and itjust kept staying in this lane, even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved. it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. so before she made it to the sidewalk, it impacted her. i absolutely would have seen elaine as she started to cross the road, and i would have absolutely braked for her. most reasonable drivers would have. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would have not hit elaine herzberg. in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, which meant companies faced no requirement to disclose anything about their programmes, including crashes. basically, the governor invited uber in. that was one problem. they were operating here without any real transparency, in terms of

elaine kamarck is a senior fellow there. is also the author of "why presidents fail and how they can succeed again." thank you for the conversation. guest: thank you and thanks to the callers who had some good conversations. host: absolutely. we are going to continue with your grading of president biden in the first 100 days. here is a text from john who writes, i grade my president an a-. great leadership, trustworthy, but i hope he is not taking the notion of making d.c. a state and i hope that measures at the border are coming. we will take your calls and your grades. we will also take your tax -- texts, your posts, and your twitter posts as well. we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend, saturday, at 8:00 a.m. eastern. a live study session for high school students appearing to take the advanced placement history exam with jason stacy and matthew ellington, co-authors of "fabric of a nation." live sunday at 9:00 a.m., we look bac

>> elaine, elaine? >> yes. >> i would suggest the follow up on the budget was also for you all to take another look at the items that we raised, and so we need some feedback in terms of your further second look at the items raised, so not so much about the policies, but the actual two items that were brought up. >> thank you so much. yes, thank you. >> director forbes, i'd like to see -- this is not an urgent item, since i know that port and staff have a lot on our plate, but i'd like to think about, when we're thinking about port recovery, about making the port continuously accessible to communities of color, so whether that's port programming, field trips to the exploretorium or the aquarium or cruise ship terminal, etc. that's just one item that i'd like us to keep in mind when we're talking about recovering, so engaging the community and getting them back to the waterfront. and then, my second informational, it can be a written staff report or informational on the ferry building. i am concerned that

elaine fung semrau, her father served in world war ii, and it was her story, and her father's story that compelled me to take this a whole other level further than just having them we featured in a documentary series. it was so important to realize that these chinese men and women served, they had no path to citizenship. yet, they serve anyway. they truly believe that they can contribute something to the united states of america, and they did so willingly, with great sacrifice to them and their families. >> and that's all the greater impetus to your project. frank provided his valuable research support, and you really had this bigger overarching goal in trying to force the project, and the personal aspect, the connections that you had to discover, you seem so important to this. i want to ask you about that so, fang, the american legion was founded after world war i, i think most people will recall world war ii veterans as well after returning home in 1945, 1946. could you speak a little bit about the contributions that chinese american veterans made to the legion, and also what role you

she is the rising star of german politics and elaine a 40 years old leader of the german green party. the climate debate has served as a springboard for the greens triumph in recent years climate protection exit from cold renewable energy there are the topics that bareback is fought for since the beginning of her career. once but i've been very we are less than 30 years to really make a change to base our way of life our prosperity on climate neutrality that is me task of our generation. was born in 1980 in northwestern germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children. their back has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the u.s. london in brussels she became politically active in the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues she soon became a member of parliament 1st at regional level then in 2013 she entered the belinda stock the german parliament at the age of only 32 she quickly earned respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of detail since 2018 she has been the cold leader of the

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in manchester.ot he won in an online casino. andrew green said he was devastated when betfred told him it would not pay out on his win in 2018 because of what it called a "defect" in the game. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the details. for andy green it was the night of the big wins. 0ne after another, his luck held out. by the end, this was his jackpot. more than £1.7 million. so when you saw that figure on your phone, what was your reaction? i cried. just gobsmacked. i took screenshots of it to keep as a memory. not to keep as proof for three and half years in court! because betfred said the game had gone wrong. it wasn't paying up. he took another gamble and took betfred to court. what was going through your mind, what were the emotions? it's devastating. devastating. i felt like somebody had just put their hand down my throat and ripped my heart out. the judge decided betfred's terms and conditions were not transparent orfair. andy will now receive around £2 million. i look at m

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in manchester.y a £1.7 millionjackpot he'd won in an online casino. andy green won the prize injanuary 2018 while playing a game on his mobile phone. the bookmaker refused to pay out, claiming an error meant the game was not operating properly. the judgment means mr green will, after a three—year battle, receive his payout plus interest. the foreign and development office has once again suspended uk aid funding for oxfam after fresh allegations of misconduct were levelled against staff working for the charity. two members of staff were suspended last week following allegations of bullying and sexual misconduct in the democratic republic of congo. the charity had only been allowed to start reapplying for uk cash in march after a three year ban following a cover up of sexual exploitation by staff in haiti in 2018. myanmar�*s ambassador to the uk has been removed from his post by the country's military attache in london. kyaw zwar minn was told he was no longer the representative of myanmar, and locked

talk to if the star won't talk to you but there is no -- there is nobody in second position after elaine you need?" what was she like as an interview subject? >> not at all. the first thing she said to me was, "i think i should tell you right away that the only things i can remember are the things i'm not going to tell you. so i thought, "i'm doomed. you know but that was not really true and after that, she was incredibly forthcoming and really emotional i mean, i would ask her about sketches that they came up with, you know, 60 years ago or she would talk about the first time that she and mike got on stage together and bombed and it was like, for her, it was as if it had happened yesterday. i mean, the embarrassment, the awkwardness, the hurt feelings, the panic, were so vivid it was really -- it was a big lesson for me in the fact that this wasn't history. it's people's lives that i was writing about, and that was a really great thing for me to know at the beginning. >> seth: i love that part so much for so many reasons but i had a comedy partner, who is still a dear friend of mine, na

but several twitter users were unconvinced by its significance, withjonathan posting this: elaine alsoer response. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch, or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. wales reached 21 degrees on friday. scotland had its highest temperature of the year so farat 20. and after a warm, sunny start to the weekend, it will turn a little cooler and cloudier as the weekend goes on, especially in eastern areas. it's still largely dry throughout with high pressure here but the flow of air around that as the weekend goes on will become more of a pronounced easterly across the uk with that cooler air starting to move in and more cloud, especially by sunday and especially in the east, as we'll see in a moment. another chilly morning to kick off the weekend, but not as cold as recent

and christopher ford and former deputy secretary, elaine bunn. i want to salute secretary hagel for his time as chairman of the atlantic council. he still serves on our international advisory board as a single statesman. i turned to him for advice all the time. thank you so much, secretary hagel, for all you do for the atlantic, and for our country. as the biden administration develops its national defense strategy and considers its approach to nuclear policy, the atlantic council has brought together this event to shape thinking on how to strengthen america's nuclear security guarantees and consider nuclear policy issues including modernization. today's panel emerged from a first-class report published by the chicago council in february. it was published by a task force cochaired by secretary hagel and former secretary, minister of defense, malcolm rifkin. in the former australian prime minister. kevin serves on our advisory board for secretary hagel. and the ambassador was the director. it argues that alliances and the changing security environ

conservatives toward the last minute and the green balls young and inexperienced but much tools abounds and elaine about soon to be joining us once again. to the point. of being 60 minutes on d w. no 19. their story their very own personal drama. people have to telstra feel remember. and they share private footage with us that has never been seen before. back to terminal starts of people 20 years on t w. i world such a beautiful place and yet this is what we're faced with on a daily basis not during the pandemic but maybe that's what it takes a pandemic to make us rethink about how we get about our cities could soon mean taking off to work all literally zipping down the road to grab a bite or without food make its way to us in a completely new vision way. what about really thinking green well more of a switch to bicycles i did a long time ago it saved me time money a lot of stress and keeps me fit rethinking mobility pedal power gives you a sense of freedom and independence and in times like these it allows you to stay out in the fresh air rather than cramming on to public transport and to keep yo

elaine also deployed sarcasm in her response. thank you for all your comments this week.f you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch, or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. do have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. the dry weather that has persisted for much of april so far is set to continue through the weekend and into the start of next week. as well as that, it's pretty cold air, so we're seeing some night—time frosts. but such is the strength of the april sunshine. we had 21 degrees celsius in porthmadog in north west wales during the day, and we had high levels of uv in the south because we barely had a cloud in the sky and the sun at this time of year as strong as it is in late august. now, the dry weather's with us because of high pressure, but itjust subtly moves a little further north through the weekend, allowing more isobars, so more wind to develop in southe

it was elaine is gotten even bigger so i started in 2003 and i moved to chicago 1st and so i went to chicago for a couple years and then i went to new york now as a new york like 9 years and i started boston comedy club in new york and in then i was in the l.a. and i've been back for about 6 years now so i but didn't national have to come siege rate here in atlanta when i 1st started i don't think i just knew i wouldn't know it you know you were looking at days of internet is easily. then and. but now elaine in the past 10 years i can land in just really blew up is this just super hip scene lot of people moving there for comedy and there's a lot of different places to get a better design a gauge of how much can you get it when you ask someone who they're from a town you like how much i get on stage here here you know year and some slow down there like it once a week and then you go to new york you do and i times and i think you know so as to new york you can get very tight very quickly i think david brenner once did our david brenner world tour in new york one day where work 7 clubs

conservative stalwart i mean lash out on the green cause he's young and inexperienced but much to bounce on elaine about soon to be joining us onto the path. to the point. of the infamous on t w. do you feel worried about the planet. pluto. i'm still on the green coast and to me it's clear remains true. the solutions are out there. join me for deep into the green transformation from a boot for the. plane . this is v.w. news live from travel bans from india kicking ass the country keeps posting record numbers of covert 19 cases india's health care system is reaching breaking point many hospitals are full and the capital is faced with must from ace. since for those who've died also coming up as an international crime and so much president joe biden pledges to cut the u.s. greenhouse gas emissions inhofe by the end of this decade other countries joining the. clubs.

late prince philip the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd died on friday aged 99 people have been elaine flowers at the world president says although buckingham palace has asked crowds not to gather during the pentatonic. as your news update at this hour stay tuned for a porter on location with a look at the trial of a syrian torturer remember there's always more on our website at g.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at mir's i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour until then thanks for watching. i'm secure in the fire more than tyrant and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to steal and more rules and you. are you familiar with this . new smugglers were liars of the what's your story 'd. i'm with numbers of women especially of victims of violence in. part and.

elaine dunkley, bbc news.ccine after six cases of severe blood clots in people who've had it. nearly seven million people in the united states have been given the vaccine. the uk has ordered 30 million doses, though it hasn't been approved by regulators yet. the time is 16 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime. over 45s in england are being asked to book their first covid vaccination. but the prime minister has warned people there will be more infections as the economy reopens. and campsites in england see a rush of visitors as people take their first opportunity for a holiday in months. coming up on the bbc news channel, 2,000 fans for both tottenham and manchester city will be allowed to attend the league cup final at wembley as long as they adhere to strict coronavirus protocols and are not under 18. there's been a second night of unrest in minneapolis, where riot police confronted crowds of protesters angered by the shooting dead of a black man. police say one of their officers meant to use a tase

she is the rising star of german politics and elaine a 40 years old leader of the german green party. the climate debate has served as a springboard for the greens triumph in recent years climate protection exit from coal renewable energy there are other topics that babcock has fought for since the beginning of her career. when supply movie we had less than 30 years to really make a change to base our way of life our prosperity on climate neutrality that is the task of our generation. and was born in 1900 in north western germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children. their block has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the us london in brussels she became politically active in the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues she soon became a member of parliament 1st at regional level then in 2013 she entered the boom to stock the german parliament at the age of only 32 she quickly earned respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of detail from day one she radiated confidence. by reaso

the years they have found homes for more than 34,000 dogs and cats, but in a statement this weekend elaine wrote the family could no longer support the organizations current leadership adding " until we see significant change, we are stepping away and will dedicate our passion in time and resources to aid other animal welfare organizations. we remain hopeful that with meaningful changes, we can return to the mission and ideas upon which our family founded it 30 years ago. the statement didn't detail what kind of changes the fa loe he is listed as chairman of its board of directors. >>> still to come it has been a big weekend for the famous cal falcons and their family could get bigger at any time. tonight we are on hatch watch. >>> the bay area water district now considering its first mandatory cuts >>> every year for 115 years dignitaries gather before sunrise commemorating one of the darkest days in san francisco's history. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 p

elaine, you got all that? >> i got it. thank you, president brandon. >> okay. thank you. may i have a motion to adjourn? >> i make a motion that we adjourn. >> second. >> in the memory of former port commissioner [inaudible], the atlanta victims, the boulder victims, all this. >> yes. yes. >> can i please have a roll call vote? [roll call] >> the meeting is adjourned at 5:49 p.m. thank you, everyone. >> to be here today to swear in the new human resources director for the city and county of san francisco. [cheers and applause] now, i first met carol when i was a member of the board of supervisors. i liked her instantly because she was tough, but more importantly, she was compassionate. she cared about what we were going to do to support our workforce and also, simultaneously, what we were going to do to make sure that we save the city money. two of my favorite things. more recently, what i appreciated about what carol has done, not just during the covid pandemic, but more specifically, when the federal government sent us a letter of default from the san francisco -- from

but don't forget to follow us on social media or more like i report until we meet again from almost elaine thanks for watching and for you again soon. until i was rolled up my dignity to 77 percent takes on modern slavery shedding light on the finger of blame in a nigerian women in the middle being an obscene that's what men where trade. on a source means of course the terms of their stories told her $100.00 plus me in just. the 77 percent. 30 minutes on d. w. . building the future today we had our tell me you feel awesome university researchers and students there are working to advance green mobility if. i want to save my entire team wants to save the world. together they're researching tirelessly to develop the mobility of to morrow. read. 90 minutes on w. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of the coded special monday to friday on t.w. . we have an important numerous. smoking here's how healthy pesticides are good for the b.c.

they don't know officers keung and elaine struggled with mr. floyd getting him out of the car and sat him down and stood him up and walked over. they haven't seen any of this information and no evidence to suggest that they had. that doesn't factor into the information. again a reasonable police officer, what do they know? they don't know that. but they are starting to get some indication. go over there. you can see at 8:17 p.m. pauses for the quality of the picture officer chauvin is arriving and walking up to the squad car. so what would a reasonable police officer see in this instance? what a reasonable police officer would see could be defined again they have to be aware of his department policies, act of aggression or active resistance. let's call that active resistance. in response to police efforts into custody or control for detainment or best. subject engages in active resistance when engaging in physical actions or verbal behavior reflecting the intention to make it more difficult for officers to achieve actual physical control. when

magnus magnusson plastic pollution and that's why we would really like to stop it there a memory of elaine's is behind us start up the great bubble barrier and it's in a for to technology here's how it works a chub is laid across the bed of the waterway air is pumped out of poles along it the bubbles drive trash in the water to the surface towards the bank and into a receptacles. tests have shown that on average 86 percent of trash in the water can be collected in this way. the garbage that ends up in the container is removed 3 times a week. for now only one bubble barrier has been installed in amsterdam it's a pilot project but the potential both in the city and world white this enormous. you have multiple sectors that have interest in this for example you can imagine the companies that have a benefit of tourists coming by they want beaches that are clean they want riverside's that are clean they want to have terraces where you can see all nicely and on the moment you install such such a system. and you can you can make it can you make sure that it looks nice to visit again the firm has rec

, elaine centered that. did. >>> can i talk about this dog? >> please. >> we neat something a little light. >> this chihuahua you're about to meet pretty much despises everyone, that's not me saying that, that's his foster mom. tyfanee fortuna wrote a brutally honest post about him, explained she'd been trying to make him sound palatable. the problem is, he's just not, describing prancer as a neurotic mess, a chucky doll in a dog's body and a 13-pound rage machine. if that's not enough, he only gets along with women. if you have a husband don't bother applying unless you hate him. and fortuna is fostering the dog for second chance adoption league in new jersey. all kinds of people were signing up for him. >> thanks, vlad. stay with us. we'll be right back. [sfx: ththunder rumbmbles] [sfx: raininstorm] ♪♪ comforort in the e extreme. ♪ the lincololn family o of luluxury suvs.s. frank is a fanan of fast.. fast w walking. fastst talking.. tatalk, talk, , talk, talklk, . fafast lunchining. thanks, , gary. and fof

elaine larussa is the wife of former oakland a's manager and co founder tony larussa. she says she and her husband will no longer be part of the rescue organization. they established 30 years ago. she says they're resigning from their positions on the board of directors, elaine larussa posted this message on social media reading in part until we see significant change. we're stepping away from our and will dedicate our passion, time and resource is date other animal welfare organizations. we remain hopeful that with meaningful changes are can return to the mission and ideas upon which our family founded it 30 years ago. the statement, though, did not elaborate on what type of changes are needed. coming up later in sports, the giants and marlins battle in a low scoring thriller, joe's up with all the highlights up next, though, for the first time since he took office. president biden is using a key word when it comes to the situation at the border, plus another deadly skydiving accident at the lodi parachute center. it's the 22nd death there since theeighties what happe

that was elaine dunkley with the story of the hugely successful duke of edinburgh's award scheme.tchell. cani can i start by asking about the days ahead and the kind of decisions that will have to be made in the palace and within government? maw; will have to be made in the palace and within government?— will have to be made in the palace and within government? many of these details have been _ and within government? many of these details have been already _ and within government? many of these details have been already worked - details have been already worked out. they will be made public tomorrow, but i think we can say two things are certain. events will be focused very much on windsor, st george's chapel, and i think we will find the funeral will take place in about a week, i imagine. the other thing we can be absolutely certain of is there will be no fuss, precisely as the duke would have wanted and, i imagine, probably as he has directed himself. of course, which is also right and necessary within the covid requirements, and the palace and the queen will be absolutely deter

elaine larussa posted this message to social media. it reads, in part quote.see significant change. we're stepping away from our and will dedicate our passion, time and resource is dated other animal welfare organizations. we remain hopeful that with meaningful changes are can return to the mission and ideas upon which our family founded at 30 years ago. the statement did not elaborate on what type of changes are being called for. linked it is calling its company wide holiday a success. the social media and career network gave its 16,000 employees a week off around easter company said it detected some signs of employees. burnout from pandemic related pressures. employees posted online comments and sent texts and emails, saying this month's break allowed them to disconnect from work and reconnect with the world around them. covid-19 vaccines will be offered to tourists coming to the state of alaska. the governor made a plan to have clinics set up in airports starting in june. this is on an effort to bolster the tourism industry. the state has plans for a nation

my name is elaine, i am a reporter at people magazine and i work on the crime and breaking news team. i have covered many mass shootings, 16 of them. i was eager to speak with seamus mcgraw who we have here who is an award-winning author and journalist. he has written end of the country, dispatchers -- betting the farm on a drought. stories from the front lines of climate change. so now he is with us with his new book "from a taller tower: the rise of the american mass shooter". you need to get it. so just to kick things off i found it interesting, your other books are environmental. so i wanted to know how that came about, that you decided to write this book. >> in a way, i am reverting form. i am an old newspaperman. i came up in this business covering a lot of crime and a great many homicides. i drifted into the environmental writer when i was in my 50s and that was because the opportunity presented itself. more so shale erupted underneath my family farm. the origin of this book actually kind of interesting. i had just finished a book for the university of texas. we were just about

stalwart i mean last chance i'm the green party's young and inexperienced but much choice abounds and elaine about folks who have been joining us on to the points to the point cut through the nuts on the t w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. trying to do through the topics and the weekly radio program. if you would like and the information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at dot com slash science. we have important new members. smoking is healthy. pesticides are good for the beans global warming doesn't exist. not yet because. you have freedom in mind of its. people industry is controlling your thoughts there are times truly seeking. science. it's not easy to spot i'm saying one thing and history is saying another. the great books of good 20th century. present day hoaxes. and who's behind the. news manufacturing ignorance starts may 3rd on d w r. the book . the book. this is the daily news life from united states pledged to fight climate ch

. >> reporter: elaine said she has never seen this reservoir so low and it will soon get lower as the water district pumps what is left further down the system. >> it is scary to see and witness this. but this is only april. >> so 2014 was bad and this will be worse. >> reporter: having been through this before, ranchers are already forecasting losses with no end and certainly no rain in sight. >> we will buy enough hay so we can keep the reduced number of cows we have on the ground, but this year is not going to pencil out. >> reporter: you heard her that in 2014 and i met she and her husband back in 2014 during that drought when they were trying to make it through that when they had to sell cattle then and as you can see they are having to do it now and i asked if making it through that drought gives you any kind of advantage over facing it again and they said yes you do learn some things but, clearly, the circumstances this time around are developing so quick that they think they may be in a worse position even with the know-how they gained in the last one and things getting bad ve

stalwart i mean last chance on the green party's young and inexperienced but much talked about and elaine about soon to be joining us on to the points above to the point of the little slip of the bus condi w. . told. by you ready for some great news i'm christine one blonde i am eddie michael jr with a brand new deed of emus africa the show that tackles the issues shaping the continent adal with more time to also i kinda look. all of the transcripts up to you what's making the hittites and what's behind the way on the streets to give you in-depth reports on the inside. w. news africa every sunday on t w. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking back and class for the rest of the transports. purist culture is being hit by his mother and breaking up for us. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean it doesn't play our make the invisible visible of us might violence against children. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight america's promise in the fight against climate change u.s. president biden pledges to cut greenhouse

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secretary of state anthony blinken met with president musharraf conning and chief executive of beloved elaine kabul lincoln says there will be a new push for diplomacy but it is time for u.s. troops to return home the taliban has been demanding an immediate withdrawal of all foreign troops will maintain the american tradition of providing humanitarian assistance for those most in need including women girls and refugees. i shared that message in all my meetings today with president danny with chairman i believe with representatives from civil society who are working for change every single day in their communities throughout the country the united states will remain afghanistan steadfast partner we want the afghan people countries in the region and the international community to know that fact it's also a very important message for the taliban to hear and link in their wireless filioque entre for explains from kabul the message over a a sure and has a stop concerns that the country is heading towards a civil war. this announcement is something that everybody here has been waiting for and it's

elaine larussa is the wife of former aide his manager. and our co founder tony larussa.at she and her husband will no longer be part of the rescue operation rescue organization that they established 30 years ago. she says that they're resigning from their positions on the board of directors. lane larussa posted this message on social media reading in part until we see significant change. we are stepping away from art and will dedicate passion, time and resource is to aid. other animal welfare organizations. we remain hopeful that with meaningful changes are can return to the mission and ideas upon which our family founded it 30 years ago. the statement did not elaborate on what type of changes are needed. today marks 115 years since the 19 oh, six san francisco earthquake and fires. ktvu is j. stories shows us the annual tradition that commemorates that fateful day and honors those who were lost an estimated eight point earthquake reshaped san francisco in 1906 estimated because the richter scale didn't exist yet who at the time the clock struck. the city began to fall a

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looking frail and noticeably older elaine maxwell made her 1st in person a parents in a new york court since her arrest last year the 59 year old is accused of 6 trafficking having allegedly helped her friend an ex-boyfriend jeffrey epstein gruman 614 age girls in the 1990 s. and 2 thousands the victims lawyers 1st brought a civil suit against mex while 7 years ago or 2 years ago if steyn was arrested on 6 trafficking charges disgraced financier committed suicide in his jail cell a month later his accuses and now hoping for justice through mechs wells trial to be honest i was too afraid to come see me at the trial. and if this is a new feeling for me to be able to sort of and sit there and accept you know a lot and them yeah i do think that it it's hard to sit through it and it's painful but it's good to appealing for the next wells boys say she's not only innocent but describe her treatment in custody as a pulling i've never seen anything like it in 23 years of being a criminal defense and i've never seen anything like it how she's being treated it's the epstein effect it's the epstei

elaine's will be marked on part of highway one, where it crosses golden gate park and on lombard streetetween lion and van ness. the goal is to help busses and taxis get through traffic, faster. private cars with two or more people could also use them. the chronicle reports they would be enforced on weekdays from five a.m. to eight p.m. real concerns that drought conditions could make this year's fire season about one ktvu cristina rendon tells us that napa county is making a big investment in fire preparedness to try to help communities that are in the danger zones. preparing for fire season in april. absolutely gets a monumental project and task to make us all safer here in circle logs, the danger always top of mind in the circle looks community of rural napa county. roughly 200 homes sit behind atlas peak surrounded by overgrown vegetation. wildfires prompted evacuations in 2017, and during last year's ellen, you complex fire. i've been here for four years didn't know what i was getting. into when i first moved out here. i don't think anything prepares you ever for the possibility th

here's elaine shaw. >> reporter: tonight shocking new video of a terrifying peloton treadmill incident the blink of an eye, as a 2-year-old plays with a ball when suddenly the ball and his arms get sucked under the moving 455-pound machine. he struggles getting himself out, as the top half of his body gets dragged underneath, before he finally escapes. today, the consumer product safety commission releasing that video and issuing an urgent warning, telling consumers with children to stop using the peloton treadmill plus immediately. this after 39 reported incidents, 24 of them involving kids one child was killed. a commission spokesperson demandings peloton recall the treadmill. >> a lot of injuries happen with treadmills but not like this. being sucked underneath the treadmill. we're talking 39 instances where people children or objects have been sucked. >> reporter: tonight, peloton resisting calls for a recall, calling the commission's accusations inaccurate and misleading. saying the treadmill is safe when guidelines are followed, and urges consumers to keep pets and kids under 16

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doctors had urged him to end the protests because of his deteriorating health and the british socialite elaine maxwell has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges involving the late finance jeffrey epstein maxwell appeared in a new york court in person for the 1st time since her arrest last july she is accused of procuring under-age girls for epstein to abuse. once again you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the latest inside story is next. already at all does the european union wants to sue astra zeneca the company is accused of failing to deliver the agreed numbers of covert one to crack scenes but will legal action work who benefits and how much of this is really about politics this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter davi the e.u. is the biggest exporter of coronavirus vaccines anywhere in the world yet within its own borders the rate of inoculation has been disappointing the world health organization is warning that could prolong the pandemic major member states such as germany france and italy are all struggling to cope with another wave of infe