the about during the cold crisis the about for elin app has taken on a somewhat different role normally it would be aimed at people wanting to take a self guided walking tour how has this app function of volved during the crisis itself and. regionally of course it was an app for our guests it's in 2 languages english and german for our international guests and so now we've discovered that berlin is who have to stay in town are getting interested in it and getting to know their own city a little better and for that it's ideally suited to is on the phone why did you decide to build the out around the city's history. that. guests have told us we know that history is a strong motivator for them to come here and so we've conceived it a bit differently as a story when you think of history you probably think of dates but we didn't do that if we took a completely different approach we thought ok we'll experience history through stories and the halls are not just hoping for recovery for lens tourism sector you're actively planning for it but how can you when everything is still up in the air. ba

period fred burgers oh, my shirt, elin rudo bolsters will score it and the sharks take a one nothingead one they would never give up when the third to one, san jose's erik karlsson, playing better of late centers it for nickel ag and me stop the first goal of his career. a 31 lead to jump they were gonna need that. his minnesota scored later charged to get an empty netter for the four to final and even with no crowd to get him involved to egg, the bond, little extracurricular activity cames in the middle of it with ryan hartmann of the wild, no harm, no foul and like a shark's win it four to opening day. major league baseball tomorrow, the a's against the astros. they announced earlier in the day that some 12,000 fans. i'm going to be allowed into the coliseum, social distancing. you've got to be mass step, etcetera. hayes and astros at 707 is from the san francisco giants there up the great north against the seattle mariners, and you remember what they did the last year, right down to the final out of the last game of the season, abbreviated as it was with the expanded playoffs. the

contender is the green party and they announced their candidate yesterday a 40 year old woman and elin a bear bought a lot of support there and they're nipping at the heels of this alliance so he's going to have to do some damage control but certainly now that they seem to have agreed on who the man will be that could potentially be germany's next chancellor they can at least focus on the election campaign and try and convince voters that they should remain in power. britain's prime minister says he'll consider legislation to stop english football clubs from joining the proposed european super league. the english football association his unwavering support in its attempts to stop the breakaway competition fans of chelsea one of the 12 clubs to join the new ball team $1000000000.00 project have gathered outside the stadium in london barker is in london outside chelsea's ground at stamford bridge the growing backlash against the super league. there are a whole load of voices getting involved in this heated debate the backlash has been gathering pace over the past couple of days we've hea

shery: stephen engle, they will be speaking to elin stevenson after we break those numbers in a few hourst will be add 2:40 p.m. in sydney, 12:40 p.m. in hong kong. breaking news at the moment, gilead sciences will be expanding availability of the drug remiss severe, saying they will be donating a minimum of 450,000 vials, it is approved in india for emergency use for the treatment of covid-19 in adults and children with severe disease. we are going to get $450,000 -- 403,000 vials of the drug donated. this is as we continue to see a surge in cases across india. we have already seen president biden pledging his full support to india on this after india recorded a million cases of just three days. time now for morning calls ahead of trading day. -- ahead of the asian trading day. what is going on there? >> blackrock investment is saying markets are at an uncertain juncture, given the unusual growth dynamics we have seen across the globe. they are still recommending low risk. they have seen less room for further rises in u.s. yields on the tactical horizon. all of the major asset classes, t

give yourself a few extra minutes if e elin th south bay is off to a good start.ill have more on this in my next report. >>> 5:32. breaking news, european union launched legal action against astrazeneca. according to reuters, e.u. is accusing the pharmaceutical company of not respecting its vaccine contract or having a reliable plan for its deliveries t on time. according to a spokesperson all 27e.u. states have backed the legal move. >>> a bay area health officials standing behind the decision to resume use of johnson & johnson's one dose vaccine after a handful of reports of rare but serious blood clots. health officers representing nine counties said in a joint statement we agree with findings that the vaccine is safe and risk of developing the rare clotting disorder is extremely low. between the three vaccines, california has given more than 28 million doses so far. 11.5million people are fully vaccinated and another 6.5 million are halfway there. vaccine hesitancy continues to pose a challenge across the u.s. the former fda commissioner says it is important t

calling for the development of a departmentf public safety and a charter change in our city that will elinateirement for the correct shape of our police department, the amount of officers, and really the amount of money that we waste every year here in minneapolis on policing and allow us to move those resources and create the irastructure at citywide level for real investment in safety alternatives that do not rely on thpolice solely. and a public health approach to how we think about safety here in minneapolis that truly centers care for all of our people. and the city council, along with community organizers, have been working on this initiative this year and are excited to bring into to the voters in november. this proposed charter change. what i will say about our mayor jacob fry is that what we have seen since last summer and to this point is that he is completely inadequate to fulfill the responsibilities of his executive role. to be clear about the types of decisions that he does or does not have power around come to actually fulfill the promises that he ran on, what he was being elec

. >> as elin pointed out, the interview first aired on our 24 7 streaming service it's easy to download the free app just open your camera app scan. the qr codes and it's going to take you directly to the kron on app in the eye to the store or in google play now for nearly 6 years. alex. but service, california secretary of state and now he's answering your questions as california's new senator in an exclusive town hall interview inside california politics hosts nicky lorenzo and frank buckley have a preview. >> or more than a year into the coronavirus pandemic and this weekend on inside california politics. senator alex padilla joins us for an exclusive statewide town hall. >> senator, discussed with us key issues including covid-19 relief and the push to give americans recurring direct payments. we have to make it clear as long the pandemic lasts. >> the federal government will be there to support american families and small businesses. >> another big national discussion right now vaccine passports. we asked senator pda. >> if he supports the idea that think we need it again that foll

i thought congresswoman elin omar in the pictures there. we also saw keith ellison, the attorney general. i think what underscores the experience and the pain this community is dealing with is actually george floyd's family has also filed into the church behind me. they're here in support for daunte wright's family. what we expect to see once the program begins, we know reverend al sharpton, he will be delivering the eulogy for daunte wright. we know that family attorney ben crump will be doing what they're calling a call for justice. we also know we will hear likely from senator amy klobuchar. we're expecting a lot of high-profile figures 20 come up and speak when this memorial service gets started. you see church folks filing in now. and it looks like behind me, it looks like the family is not starting to enter. i'm looking behind and it looks like some of the family is starting to enter the church behind me, chuck. >> shaquille brewster on the ground for us, shaq, thank you very much. and you can stream the entire funeral service live on

mm elin, ari mullen air excuse me. the curator of animal encounters there at the lindsay wildlife experience. and thanks so much for being here. what an exciting announcement and i'm sure it is something that all of you have been looking forward to for a very long time. now we are so excited to have everyone come back and join us and share a love for wildlife with you. yes so talk a little bit about what visitors can expect. and do you have anything special planned? absolutely well, one. our doors have not been open. lindsey has still been active and one of working on is what's right behind me here. our brand. new eagle theory. this is a brand new exhibit that no one's ever seen before. so we're excited to invite you in and enjoy our bald eagle, who's in the sun and kind of blown out behind me right now, but she's enjoying a yummy piece of rabbit behind me. this exhibit we want you all to experience for the first time when you come back on, chief. yeah that that's very, very cool there, emma. obviously it was so diffic

manchin, where he said-- and i'm partly quoting-- there were no circumstances under which he would elinateaken this rule that allows the minority party to stop legislation it doesn't want. i'm not exactly quoting what you see here. he went on to talk about eliminating the filibuster is not something we should do. we need to be seeking bipartisan solutions. we need to do our job. so, david, what did you make of the column? how much difference does it make? >> woman, it was an interesting column because he didn't make the normal argunt for keeping the filibuster. he made it to keep bipartisanship but a different argument as well-- which is small states can't be trampled. the constitution recognizes us as individuals but it also recognized states as entities and the senate is there to represent the states, and he feels it profoundly will crimp the biden administration but not crush it, i think. the i think the chances of getting anything major passed with 60 votes with 10 republicans is basically nil, so they'll have to go through reconciliation. there seems to be a ruling from the parliament