was ellen?s later, we don't have the actual crime scene. at that time, they would have seen blood streams from where he first got shot to where the body was laying, to where the bullet projectiles had stopped. >> ellen claimed that mike woke her up yelling and they fought in the family room where mike slept. >> i'm in the middle of the family room and he's about as far as you and i facing me. >> and what happened? >> he comes -- steps forward and i started shooting. >> using some creative detective work, wilson had an idea. he remembered something that michael, ellen's son, had mentioned in his interview with police. something about a stereo speaker. >> apparently not all of the bullets hit the body. one of them went through a speaker, like the bottom of a speaker. i still have that speaker. >> the detective went back to the house with michael. asked him to show where the speaker was positioned on the floor and where it was in relation to where mike slept and detective wilson came to this hypoth

ellen: thank you, dr. schoch-spana. now we will take questions, and if you have a question, enter it in the zoom chat with your name, media outlet and question. we will start with questions from griff whitty at the washington post for dr. beyrer. what are the factors that account for the wide disparities among states and how quickly they have been able to administer vaccine supplies? the second follow-up, have there been lessons learned about best practices as well as tactics to avoid? dr. beyrer: very important questions. unfortunately, what we see is a very heterogeneous picture. essentially, the previous trump administration passed it to the states to come up with their plans. they also, through the cdc, made recommendations about prioritizing the use of these vaccines. for example, virtually all of the prioritization efforts said that we should start with frontline health care workers who are providing covid-19 care. but a number of states chose not to do that and instead decided to immunize the elderly, but without

her name is ellen hover. >> ellen was strikingly beautiful.legs and carried herself like a dancer. >> her father was the owner of ciro's in hollywood, a well-known nightclub where sammy davis jr. and dean martin and other people appeared. >> ellen was very trusting of other people. she came from a hollywood family. grew up in beverly hills, and then great neck and then manhattan. ellen loved people. >> on july 13th and 14th was the names new york city blackout. >> this is an abc news special report. >> new york city went totally dark last night, and tonight large parts of the city still are without power. >> it was lawlessness. people loot. crime goes through the roof. you know, people are afraid. >> no refrigeration, no water, no lights, on one of the hottest, steamiest nights of the year in new york city. >> it was a very unsettling, hard time for most people. >> on july 15th, ellen hover, she goes missing. >> that evening, friends tried to get in touch with ellen. nobody could. >> the phone rang. it was ellen's mother, yvonne schwartz. mrs.

>> i don't know ellen. an aspect rice said the intelligence from both sides of russia china and iran and others and i believe all these countries for the most part were nefarious in trying to influence us. i think both had apart. the russians are the number and player but china played in as well but i can tell you from my perspective of the new lead in the intelligence community i made a commitment that any time during the course of the year if anyone had asked me to do something or say something that was not true and was not the integrity that i possess i would resign immediately and i can tell you i have not seen that and i was not the victim of that nor did i protect in any effectivity think what you have is a polarized country that manifests itself to the intelligence community. >> were you surprised to see at iran stepping into the intelligence arena and what was their strategic objective here? spin that's a great question and we saw at the end of the cycle where they were the main catalysts for taking

welcome, bill. >> hello, ellen.mbled to be here. >> bill, i want to just start with the assault on the u.s. capitol. it's been a dark week for american democracy. and i wanted to ask you as a former law enforcement official and indeed as someone who investigated the 9/11 attacks and in particular united flight 93 which was headed for the u.s. capitol, had courageous passengers knocked down in a pennsylvania field. what was your reaction when you learned that the u.s. capitol had been breached and what was your reaction upon learning that some capitol police officers were suspended for inappropriate support for the demonstration? >> well, and i think first and foremost, i think horrified was my best word. i think last week i watched with my family and my 16-year-old son, i had a potpourri of emotions which i could not identify. and a little bit of shock and awe and embarrass. we had five americans die last week in this event which i think is unjustifiable as americans. i had visions of belarus and visions of romania

ellen: it does help, absolutely. more that we could ease the while they are unemployed high,d prices are very anything we could alleviate is good. putting more of it towards unemployment benefit programs could help those that lost a job rather than just check the household. i would wait those differently. today and noted spent. it could be spent later on. you could just provide more of a floor. that idea that you are talking about that the more effective method 90 job training. the top 20% of income earners account for more than half of all consumer spending. powering then economy. how much has that lower half continued to be left behind? it is interesting. was soes act last year large in terms of income replacement for those that lost ups, the savings rate build for the first time. typically it is only to build savings. unusual in that coming out of lockdown was spending was powered by lower income groups. that ended in july. they spent down the savings over the next couple of months. now the bottom has really falle

ellen: it'll come flowing in from here.the peninsula in redwood city, ellen rook and her family deal with flooding nearly every winter in lemar mobile home park, which sits right on the edge of the bay. though this area has flooded with heavy rains since the 1990s, historical maps from the federal emergency management agency show the flood risk directly from the bay has increased significantly with rising sea levels. female: it's always living on edge. you don't know if you're going to wake up and you're flooded. stephen: flooding here could soon be not only every winter but year-round. while older scientific models show a gradual sea level increase in recent decades, the latest satellite data shows seas rising exponentially around the bay area. that puts this entire mobile home park several inches underwater by 2030 if something isn't done and soon. stephen: what are you going to do if the water comes or when the water comes? ellen: i really don't know what we're going to do. i don't swim. i guess get a boat and throw it o

>> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out. as a lesbian.cter ellen plays on tv will also come out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave.

ellen johnson sirleaf trama president of public a play area they're proud to have served 26 year term successfully and have trained in over. 2 successive 3 elections and of course the hall gerry very proud to be the 1st democratically elected. president in africa is very good to have here on our panel today man avon welcome to the string delivery body can you. thank you if any money is yvonne eki sawyer i'm the man of freetown the capital of sara they own and i came into office in may 20000 from a private sector background with a commitment to transform a city and we've been working on a development plan which is called just that a stag and town. nice to have you minister booker though tell everybody here you are welcome to the city. thank you very much my name is for all of you know i know and i am. in harlem este and i am. a member of the investments trade and industry in. i'm really curious about this idea that maybe africa was a continent is sometimes of governance the citizens are not very happy because multiple different countries madam president when you came into power your co

metal supply ellen better from kaiserslautern relies on companies that want to invest automation even during the crisis they snapped up their 1st robot 15 years ago to keep pace with competitors but they didn't stop there soon they were devising other companies and selling them tailor made automation plans a 2nd source of income and the crisis homes i've met since march customers have made so many inquiries about plant engineering and automation technology we haven't had this many in the last 3 years we think it means that either the customer has been forced to think about automation perhaps due to the pandemic or maybe they just have more time at the moment to think about automation is even today ellen barrett admits that he himself was scared of the cost of new technology now he has the know how to reassure his customers robots are getting cheaper all the time programming them is easy and no one loses a job even though the robots do most of the work. before we go here's one company that couldn't distance itself asked enough from the storming of the u.s. capitol last week even though

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i don't expect something as large as the full 1.9 trillion think of that as the opening bid. >> so ellenon that if nothing is done now, or if the size of the package is not big enough, then worse things happen down the line in your opinion, what exactly are the worse things that can happen if congress doesn't act to get that stimulus out now >> so the body of evidence and the literature and academia shows that every single deep downturn that we study, the longer it takes for the economy to recover, the more lasting damage there is, the more lasting scarring there is to the economy. so structurally higher unemployment rates, lower potential growth, lower neutral interest rates, and so it's really, you want the economy to recover as quickly as possible, so easing the pain of those people that are unemployed in order to keep them attached to the labor market, and then eventually pull them back in she could be wrapping in some of the pains, though, from covid as well there's a lot of spending toward testing and vaccinating the population that is included in the package that we expect will be

we do have that flood warning for the wall bridge portion of the ellen you called fire a complex that stays in effect until 11 o'clock. expect to see more of that in the next couple of hours. as we move in this system moves south down into the santa cruz mountains. well thank you. the national weather service has now upgraded a winter storm warning to a blizzard warning for the sierra along interstate 80. caltrans is expecting five or more feet of snow at donner summit and chain controls are in effect. here's a look at the snowy freeway at king bail. we'll all that snow may sound tempting the skiers and snowboarders. caltrans says their best advice is to wait out the storm. we're expecting blizzard and white out conditions. there is a chance that the highway may have to close due to visibility. but again just be prepared if you're not already up in the sierra, at this point in time, we highly recommend that you delay your travel until. friday afternoon. today caltrans was also busy testing out a special type of gun. it's actually like a cannon that it uses for avalanche control above

coming up, don ford will have more on the threat to neighborhoods in the ellen you fire burn zone. >>> download the news app weather updates, you can also watch the newscast, our 24/7 stream and sign up for breaking news alerts. we want to see your pictures and videos, as the storm moves through your neighborhood. share them with us on our social media platforms using the hashtag kpix. >>> the governor lifting the statewide stay-at-home order. all counties will go back to the colored tier system. the reason? the bay area's icy capacity is hovering around 22%. health officials forecast it will jump to 25% by next month. juliette goodrich is live at pleasanton with business owners who are eager to open their doors. >> reporter: they are so eager, we have not seen this in a while, outdoor dining. it is not raining right now, people are bundled up but they are here, you know, restaurant owners gave the call to their employees and to their cooks, please come back to work. we need you. outdoor dining is back. >> welcome back. >> the busy kitchen at site bar and grill filled with lots of coo

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you can always watch ellen 4:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. >>> also trending an hbo classic is making a comeback. "sex and the city" coming back to tv. there you go. original stars sarah jessica parker, cynthia nixon made the announcement on social media. it will be on hbo max. the new series will be called "and just like that," following carrie, miranda and charlotte as they follow friendship in their 50s now. no samantha this time around. it was kind of a funny show to watch. now the ladies are just a little bit older, like every single one of us every day. >> laura, thank you. >>> following theddress his concerns. the touching letter and the lawmaker's response. >>> more cases of bird flu across india. media reports say it's in nine of india's 29 states. new delhi, the capitol is one of the cases with confirmed avian influenza. the spread so far has only been found in animals, as we were reminded in 2013. it can sometimes jump to humans. also a reminder, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 teaming up to make an impact

while ago i had the opportunity to talk to the co-chair of that panel ellen johnson sirleaf former president of liberia and nobel peace prize laureate and i asked her whether this global pandemic could have been avoided if the w.h.o. had acted more sort of lead and china have been more forthcoming absolutely. if china given information on some of the early findings about a breakout. if o.o. i had the effectiveness of all a timely and effective and lomb system yes it could have been avoided i think the report is very clear. on why this is so we believe that. the issue of communication system is still here it needs to be in the in the digital age we think also nations could have done more to use beef and ignatius clip and show that you know a mask source so this is in context tracing all of those that. support could have been given you know she's fake so yes i think through timely and effective alarm system yes this big enemy could not have spread asked quickly and ass intensive intensively as it is. ellen johnson sirleaf there speaking with us earlier were 2 members of the national guard have

that's for the ellen you fire complex with lightning complex. it's the burn zone. they got up to an inch and a half to 2.5 inches of rain in a very short amount of time, and so when they go up to a warning, that means it's happening. it means there's some debris flow in the area. that means there's some flooding in the area. so be careful. i suspect we're going to see more of that. as this system moves south into the santa cruz mountains, franken julie mentioned the winds it's blowing happened big, gusting to near 50 miles an hour. san jose gusting to near 50 miles an hour, lots of down trees. lots of branches lot. the wind issues right now the system is moving fairly quickly's a good d see the back edge of it moving out. we're seeing snow up on skyline boulevard. we're seeing snow up in the north bay up around sonoma county and napa and you can see the heart of this storm as it kind of pushes through the area and right now is engaged with basically the central part of the bay area and just now getting into san jose, take a look at a live weather observer tree down

ellen (over tv): have a seat, thanks for being here. i feel the same way about you. this is nice.anging out, watching ellen. it's like, what am i gonna do with my other two wishes? it's not nice. she's having on the scientists who are trying to steal our nobel prize.

will short while ago we had the opportunity to talk to the co-chair of that panel ellen johnson sirleaf she's the former president of liberia and a nobel peace prize laureate we asked her whether this global pandemic could have been avoided if the w.h.o. had acted more sort of lee and if china had been more forthcoming. absolutely. it's if china has given information on some of the early trying things about a breakout. is done oh happy skeptic ness for a timely and effective alarm system yes it could have been forwarded i think our report is very clear. on why this is so we believe that it does the issue a communications system is still here and needs to be in the in the digital age oh we think also nations could have done more to use defensive measures they could have in showed you know mask social distancing context tracing all of those steps that help so put could have been given you know suspects still yes i think. timely and effective along system yes this be deadly could not have cracked quickly and ass intensive intensively as they did. a sobering else is there from the ellen joh

has told you the pandemic could have been avoided had china acted sooner former liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf also pulled up the w.h.o. for not having labeled the outbreak a health emergency and a pandemic then it did. if china had given information on some of the earlier trying things about a breakout. oh had these captives nests for a timely and effective alarm system yes it could have been 40 i think our report is very clear the reporter is a preliminary one that was made public earlier in the week the sunless heads of the so-called independent planning for pandemic preparedness and response along with former new zealand prime minister helen clark china responded to some of the findings in this report. and that's only as the 1st country to sound the alarm against the pandemic we talked prompt and decisive measures even though we had incomplete information at the time. that we should of course strive to be better i think any country whether it be china the u.s. the united kingdom or japan every country should strive to be better. let's get some perspective on this from dr cl

"ellen" is back. production for her talk show resumes taping today.fly put on hold due to the rising number of covid cases in southern california and ellen degeneres herself testing positive last month. you can watch "ellen" here at 4:00 every day on nbc bay area. >>> and "sex in the city" is coming back to television. >> original stars, sara jessica parker, cynthia nixon made the headlines. the new series will be called "and just like that" it will follow carrie, miranda and charlotte as they navigate their friendship in their 50s. no samantha this time around. production will begin late spring in new york city. that was such a popular show and a few movies they put out as well. >> it's sobering they're in their 50s. wow. really? >> everybody ages. >> i'm in my 50s, too, we all age, but it hits you. >> maybe they'll talk about how they're next in line for the covid vaccine or something like that. >> they got their aarp card. >> let's check in with kari hall. >> that's so funny, but i'll be looking forward to that. let's see what's going on and where

i'm a big fan of ellen. me. >> yes, she did. >> which she didn't say about you. >> nope. >> but she is just telling the truth. >> you're feeling pretty good about yourself these days, aren't ya. >> there is nothing easy about governing new york during this pandemic. attorney general james nose investigating one of the toughest problems in nursing homes, releasing a new and important report that states new york under the administration stating the number of people who died in nursing homes. this matters for the same reason people have been so focused on science and facts this past year. you need science and facts to confront any danger accurately. new york was counting the number of elderly people in nursing homes. here is how "the new york times" reports it. james was proved correct as new york health department officials made public new data that added more than 3800 deaths to their tallry representing nursing home residents, increasing fatalities by 40% in that category. now here are the actual numbers. th

>> ellen, you should get vaccinated, but you can wait 90 days after your acute illness.ing that period, you're likely to be well protected. but after that, please, you and your husband get vaccinated. the vaccine actually may well produce better protection than the illness itself, but you can wait 90 days. >> dr. william schaffner from vanderbuilt school of medicine, thank you very much. >> thanks, joshua. good to be with you. >> more to come this hour. many q anon followers are in turmoil after the crusade they expected did not happen. where do they go now and what can the rest of us do to bring them back to reality? >>> in our next hour we'll dig into president biden's executive order blocking the keystone xl pipeline. we'll get two different perspectives on the move from a canadian government leader who has been counting on the pipeline, and a tribal activist who has been fighting it. >>> but when we come back, senator mcconnell wants assurances that democrats will maintain the filibuster. why is it so important? and what should we do with it? that's all coming up as

which is becoming increasingly popular on social media and in galleries theater of decker and his wife ellen made their dream come true when they bought a house in the north east of the netherlands it's a beautiful home surrounded by green but snow climate change is turning their dream into a nightmare for centuries the dutch have been dealing with fear of rising sea levels and flooding yet recently they are also facing water scarcity because of drought a problem that homeowners feel in particular. when this 19th century farmhouse went on sale in northern holland the daycare's seized the opportunity. here had had enough of the city. they wanted their children to benefit from countryside life with its clean air and home grown projects. the daycare spot the property in 2005. this is our dream house so we have a large vegetable garden orchard and lots of space. could you ask for. life here is great since 2008 things have gone from bad to worse. dream has started falling apart. but we can forget the house. the thing is that it's projected to collapse sometime in the next 3 years. the problem tha

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. >> okay ellen you are mics successor. how many times you removed? four times removed?>> i'm not sure about for between four and nine. >> that sounds about right. >> okay and you're in the? [laughs] [applause]. >> lots of the visitors to your museums are not u.s. citizens. they come from all over the world. do you view the museum as an instrument of diplomacy and if so how do you do it? >> i really do, and as everybody was saying, space is something that provides international inspiration, and when i look out and think about the struggles we face as a global community. things like climate change. to me space is an inspiration for the next generation of explorers, and that crosses boundaries. so our visitors to come from all over the world. we try to have exhibits that talk about the international cooperation like we do every day on the international space station. and we want to get that message across. we started with competition in apollo, and we end up being and international space community. to for how we do science to how we do exploration. and that's an important

told that up to the pandemic could have been avoided had china acted sooner from a liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf also pulled up the w.h.o. for not having labeled the outbreak a health emergency and a pandemic earlier than it did. if china and given information on the early 19th about a breakout. if 0 had be give us. a timely anything to get alarm system yes it could have been avoided i think our report here a play the reporter is a preliminary one that was made public in the week of heads of the so-called independent panel for pandemic preparedness and response along with former new zealand prime minister helen clark china responded to some of the findings in this report. someone that's only as the 1st country to sound the alarm against the pandemic we talked prompt and decisive measures even though we had incomplete information at the time. that we should of course strive to do better i think any country whether it be china the us the united kingdom or japan every country should strive to be better off. let's get some perspective on this from dr clare went home food is an assist

this story, the crackdown from social media companies on the president's counts, we are joined by ellen of a company for workplace diversity. she was the former ceo of reddit. thank you so much for joining us today. you have been calling for this for four years. i assume you think that this is too little, too late. there are folks out there who think mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey have blood on their hands. what is your take? >> i would be in that group. that theen clear problems have been escalating and they have been growing. it started with some people talking about white supremacy. it moved into action with charlottesville when people were actually trying to arm people. now we have gone all the way to an insurrection, a coup. i think a big part of it was predictable, from allowing the president to tweet and encourage people, incite people, the harassment twitter was used for against individuals, against reporters, against other a pathians, it was toward where we are today and it wasn't a surprise. emily: you read tweeted a tweet a couple hours ago calling for mark zuckerberg to sus

jenny ellen may have something to say about it jenny ellen ran the federal reserve for years under barackma. janet yellen is responsible for creating the distorted financial system that made the reddit revolt possible, indeed inevitable. where's janet yellen now? what's she have to say for herself? she's joe biden's treasury secretary. here is what joe biden slack had to say yesterday about janet yellen. >> is the white house concerned about the stock market activity working around game stop and now with some other stocks as well including the -- or whatever, the company that once was blockbuster? have there been conversations at the fcc about how to proceed? >> i'm happy to repeat we have the first female treasury secretary in a team that is surrounding her and often questions about market, we'll send to them. our team is, of course, our economic team including secretary yellen and others are monitoring the situation. it's a good reminder, though, the stock market isn't the only measure of the health of our economy. those don't reflect how working and middle-class families are doing. >>

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ellen lopez shows you the moments he jumped into action. >> oh, no! he's getting dragged out. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue on the beach in hawaii. this is the harrowing moment own new year's eve a woman swept away, the rough waves pushing her down. >> you can't save him. >> reporter: pro surfer mikey wright handing over his beer and tossing his phone to his wife, still recording as he jumped over a fence and into action. >> within a matter of, you know, minutes really, like by the time i seen it and run down the beach and had her in would have been, you know, a few minutes. >> reporter: the 24-year-old caught up to the swimmer, battling a massive waves, submerging them both several times. >> i kept having to tell her like she's okay, like we're going to be okay. we're going to get in and i just i made sure that she didn't let go. >> reporter: as they approached the shore a handful of beach goers rushed to help, a wave lifting them off their feet but they were able to get her to safety. >> this is a nasty situation. this person is going to need help.

perhaps the most high-profile gender discrimination story in silicon valley since susan fowler and ellenell. the former pinterest coo sued the company in august and claimed she was fired for speaking out about discrimination, paid less than her male peers, and left out of key decisions despite being the number two executive. since then, pinterest has faced employee walkouts and calls for systemic change. brocker.with >> i was hired at pinterest as the first coo, and i was looking forward to being a force for change in a company that caters to women. many of the users were women. i realized fairly quickly that when i was given a seat at the table, i had no power or was not empowered to use my talent to drive pinterest forward. and i do think if it happens to someone at my level in tech, it happens to many women across the organization, and i'm hoping sharing my story starts a conversation about the role of women, and even when they reach a key level at the company, there is still gender discrimination. emily: i know you cannot speak about specific legal issues, but in a media post, you do

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even ellen in the north bay where the rain chances are at their highest.gain you can drop some of the golden gate and your rain chances drop significantly. this is not going to be a big rainmaker like we had yesterday. best chance of showers is going to be early afternoon but it is less than a 50-50 chance of rain. we drop for the south in the santa clara valley and it is not likely that you're going to see anything more than a couple of sprinkles on the windshield. but we have the next chance of rain on friday which looks like it has a better chance to bring rain into the santa clarita valley. >>> you can see we are not talking about whole lot here. we are talking about a few hundredths of an inch of rain. from inlet portion to east bay to santa clara valley. even the higher amounts in the day. that's far from enough to erase our rainfall deficit like essay, after friday goes by we are talking about a long stretch of dry weather that we are going to have to get through before the next chance of rain is our way. right now, it is dry out there this evening.

abc news reporter ellen lopez shows you the moments he jumped into action. >> oh, no!ged out. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue on the beach in hawaii. this is the harrowing moment on new year's eve a woman swept away, the rough waves pushing her down. >> you can't save him. >> reporter: pro surfer mikey wright watching it all unfold, handing over his beer and tossing his phone to his wife, still recording, as he jumped over a fence and into action. >> within a matter of, you know, minutes really, like by the time i seen it and run down the beach and had her in would have been, you know, a few minutes. >> reporter: the 24-year-old caught up to the swimmer, battling a massive waves, submerging them both several times. >> i kept having to tell her like she's okay, like we're going to be okay. we're going to get in and i just i made sure that she didn't let go. >> reporter: as they approached the shore a handful of beach goers rushed to help, a wave lifting them off their feet but they were able to get her to safety. >> this is a nasty situation. this person is going to need