evelyn: just a beautiful story. garvin: it begins, evelyn says, at this san rafael coffee shop.on the shop security footage paying for her decaf chai latte, then putting her wallet back in her pocket

evelyn: totalmente gratis. leche, huevos. tengo tres niÑos en la casa. estÁn pidiendo de todo. el cafecito. adamaris: vamos a llenar el carrito. tenemos a blanca por aquÍ. blanca es mexicana. blanca: hoy tengo que comprar leche, tortillas, me falta de todo en la casa. tengo que ahorrar con estos cupones. adamaris: luego me invitas para comer estas tortillas. tenemos a antonio. yo lo voy a ayudar. viene a comprar de todo. vamos ahorrar mucho. quiÉn lo mandÓ? su esposa marÍa elena. yo lo voy a ayudar. mÁs adelante, vamos a regresar para ver cuÁnto ahorramos. regreso con ustedes al estudio. alan: me encanta que los hombres tambiÉn tienen que ir a hacer las compras. francisca: claro que sÍ. mÁs adelante, tenemos una sorpresa preparada para los televidentes. ya lo saben. no se muevan. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: dios mÍo.

his wife evelyn tweeting about the intersection and the backlash that occurred when revealing her ownt. thank you both for being here. i want to start with you, you said that the fetishizing of asian women is real, and you have spoken out, why is it such an important topic for you? >> well, thank you, for having u today. >>> you know, the shooter targeted asian american women. and of course, that's very, hits very close to home. you know, when i came forward about being sexually assaulted by my doctor last year, i was not expecting the racial element that i experienced. but i wasn't surprised. you know, i got some comments that were racially charged like you wanted his -- and other things that were worse than that, that i can't even speak. and i think that the problem here is this stereo typing of asian women that is harmful, because it implies fault on the part of the victim. asian women are either too symptom submissive that we let it happen or that we are hypersexualized and we were asking for it. you know, these are two just very toxic, obviously, elements these stereotypes and th

evelyn para d. he is the executive director of io ga europe that's a non-governmental organization that advocates for human rights and equality for l g b t people welcome to day to you do you see a resolution like this doing any good. well it's an important message of support certainly for. people across the european union and beyond and it's certainly a lot of all ambition but for us the such a resolution should be the moment to actually draw attention to everything that is still to be done because well the resolution that the parliament is debating today calls for the e.u. to be an l g b t i.q. freedom zone we know that in reality we're far from it but just on the point that it's something is it not something of an empty gesture when you have countries like hungry and poland treating gay people in such a disgraceful way. well it will be an empty gesture if it's not accompanied by action i think action on many fronts action on the fronts of the european union and the european commission it certainl

even though they both are fully vaccinated, evelyn had been hesitant.d that hug was just the medicine she needed. another hug along time coming when 3-year-old trax was surprised by his nanna at a park in pennsylvania. he runs as fast as he can into grandma's arms for a long, overdue embrace. there were big running hugs like those across the country this week. our next high goes to an 8-year-old rising hollywood sta darling of this award season. last sunday, kim won best young actor at the critics choice awards for his role in the acclaimed film "minari." looking good there. how about a stroll down the red carpet at home? that was a prelude to the speech that went viral this week when he accepted his award. >> thank you. thank you. first of all, i would like to thank the critics who voted and my family. i'm sorry. i want to be in other movies. it's the truth. >> buddy. in case you couldn't make it out,he is pinching his cheeks. the oscars may be his next stop. love the tux. well done. our next high, the power of positive thinking. the new york mets took

evelyn, let's begin with this hug. i think everyone connects with this. we've missed our hugs. feel? >> well, the hug was -- my daughter and granddaughter came to my apartment to give me a little gift they said, and the gift was the prescription from the doctor, and when i read it and it said you are allowed to hug your granddaughter, here it is, you are allowed to hug your granddaughter, i -- something happened to me because my granddaughter had completed her covid protocol but i was not going to let her in. i was definitely going to going to let her into my apartment even though i had completed my -- my covid -- my vaccines because i was stuck. i was stuck -- i was stuck in -- in covid land and having this prescription from my doctor gave me the courage to let her in, and there we were standing in my apartment just hugging and hugging and crying and crying for the first time in a year which was an out-of-body experience. it was blissful. it was wonderful, and it was something that i'm going to remember for the rest my life. i want to thank the doctor for writing -- for writin

evelyn para d. he is the executive director of io ga europe that's a non-governmental organization that advocates for human rights and equality for l g b t people welcome to day to you do you see a resolution like this doing any good well it's an important message of support certainly for our people across the european union and beyond and it's certainly a lot of bull ambition but for us the such a resolution should be the moment to actually draw attention to everything that is still to be done because well the resolution that the parliament is debating today calls for the e.u. to be an l. g.b.t. i.q. freedom zone we know that in reality we're far from it but just on the point that it's something is it is it not something of an empty gesture when you have countries like hungry and poland treating gay people in such a disgraceful way. well it will be an empty gesture if it's not accompanied by action i think action on many fronts action on the fronts of the european union and the european commission

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so evelyn shaw just got her second covid-19 vaccine. so her doctor wrote her this prescription, the hug her granddaughter. and the moment was captured on video. the granddaughter arranged the whole thing with evelyn's daughter. >> what is that look? >> you know i'm sensitive. it is early. i miss hugging people. and it was so tender. and i'm trying to hold it together. >> i see. that's very nice. how far along before you realized you really missed hugging people? >> umm, all feelings left me, like in april of last year. >> oh my gosh. >> i'm not sewer what that means. >> i really miss hugging people. i'm happy for them. >> sounds like we need to get the tin man a heart. >> something. where is the wizard, there wizard. >> oh my goodness. i think a lot of people probably feel like reggie and kumasi. and i feel like both of you guys. yeah. i can't wait to -- that interaction again. let's talk about what's going on out there. live doppler 7. a heavier shower heading towards pen grove at about 5:43 so get ready 101 you are about ready to get

. >> evelyn will eventually grow out of the condition.the meantime, parents are grateful for max's calming online presence. >> for her, if she feels upset or she's not feeling well, a focus for her and for her mind is to watch videos of max and you see him trundling along, and it makes her very happy. >> i think lockdown was hard for all of us. we were all concerned about our jobs, our future. we started doing live feeds on our daily walks because we've got the lake district here, and some people are trapped in cities, tower blocks, some people are trapped where they shouldn't be trapped. i think we gave that release to people that there's a sense of normality still out there. >> they have raised more than 350,000 dollars for the pds a. this and max's qualities as a therapy dog have earned him the order of merit. >> proud does not come close to what we feel about our little dog. he has helped so many. >> someone left this on the bench for max. he now has them, and his tail is wagging. by way of thanks, evelyn has helped raise money for a

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in the fleetness of evelyn so revolution without a single death we can be so happy and grateful we had the chance to experience it so where else did anything like that take place. in memory of this historic autumn of 89. breaks some light festival every year in october 9th and then once again splats looks like it did back then. before the fall of communism used to be great rundown and many houses were derelict bet's hard to imagine today one man who witnessed and accompanied this transformation is kind of cool by. the muslims what was life like water for in 1909 especially the inner city area what that there do to the people as you can imagine the leipzig of a 980 s. as a city that had fallen into the depths of despair. after 20 to 30 years of hardly any renovation many of the buildings were in a desolate state and that affected people. people that had close links to leipzig for many centuries so it was painful for them to see the city center in particular to case so badly. for a few and then my opinion. this per condition of leipsic spilled it was an important factor in triggering the

in their fleetness evelyn revolution without a single death we can be so happy and grateful we had the chance to experience it so where else did anything like that take place. in memory of this historic autumn of $89.00 leipzig celebrates a light festival every year in october 9th and then once again augustus plots looks like it did back then. before the fall of communism it used to be great rundown many houses were derelict bets hard to imagine today one man who witnessed and accompanied this transformation is. the most what was life like water for in 1909 especially the inner city area what did that do to the people as you can imagine the leipzig of the 1980 s. as a city that had fallen into the depths of despair. after 20 to 30 years of hardly any renovation many of the buildings were in a desolate state and that affect the people. people and had close links to leipsic for many centuries so it was painful for them to see the city center in particular to k. so badly. for a few and then my opinion. as per condition of leipsic spilled it was an important factor in triggering the 1st pr

evelyn shaw and ateret frank, thank you. >> thank you for watching "msnbc live."be back next week. "velshi" starts now. >>> this morning on "velshi" with hundreds of capitol rioters and more arrests to come, only a quarter of the disgraced former president's own cabinet has now blamed him for the violence. we'll have the latest on the investigation and on trump's own legal exposure. >>> plus, how one republican governor who refused to shut down her state to slow the spread of covid is getting her next super spreader event shut down by the biden administration. >>> and i'll check in with george floyd's family after their record settlement with the city of minneapolis and the jury selection continues in the murder trial of the former cop charged with killing him. >>> "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm ali velshi. more than 105.7 million doses of covid-19 vaccine have now been administered in the united states. way ahead of schedule for the biden administration's stated goal. the cdc says 4.5 million doses were administered on friday alone. this is a major ac

this is evelyn shaw, she just received her second covid-19 vaccine.doctor wrote her a prescription to hug her granddaughter. that tender moment captured on video. the granddaughter says she arranged the whole thing with evelyn's doctor. that's very sweet. >> isn't that so sweet? that is the best hug. >> i see what you're saying, we watched this earlier and kumasi got all the feelings. >> see? >> i wasn't ready to be in my feelings and now in the 6:00 hour i now have feelings. >> okay, good. i'm glad. i was a little concerned. okay. >> got to wake up, for me. >> my dad turns 80 at the end of april, both my parents have been vaccinated. my sister has been vaccinated and others are going to be vaccinated and i can't wait to go see them. all right. haven't seem them in a year and a half. let's look at what's going on in the south bay. you're looking at 280 and 17, you can see some light rain is falling right now. same thing in san rafael, since the last time we talked. the rain has definitely picked up in intensity there. the big picture shows there is ju

>> reporter: evelyn will eventually grow out of the condition. her parents are grateful for max's calming line presence. >> it's not similar to epilepsy, where they are constant. so for her if she feels upset or she's not feeling very well, then for her focus, for her to focus her mind is to watch the videos of max and just see him trundling along. and that makes her really, really happy. >> i think lockdown was hard for all of us, and we were all worried and concerned about our jobs, our future. we started doing live feeds on our daily walks because we've got the lake district here. >> some people are trapped in cities, tower blocks. some people are trapped where they shouldn't be trapped. and i think we gave that release to people th there was a sense of normality still out there. >> reporter: kerry and max have raised more than $350,000 for britain's biggest veterinary non profit, the p.d.s.a. this and max's qualities as therapy dog have earned him the p.d.s.'s order of merit, an >> there are no words. proudness does not come close to what we

. >> evelyn asegura que al dormir todavÍa escucha los gritos y llantos de la desesperaciÓn, pero tenÍacÁn iota las dejÓ sin nada. >> sentÍa que ahÍ iba a llegar mi vida, le decÍa a mi mamÁ que por quÉ no nos habÍamos quedado. >> una vez en mÉxico el coyote les cobrÓ 11.000 dÓlares a cada una para cruzar el rÍo bravo, pero su calvario no tenÍa fin, pero una vez en territorio estadounidense fueron deportadas. >> salimos todas mojadas y ralladas. >> ellas dicen que no arriesgarÍa por cruzar de manera ilegal, aunque muchos indocumentados que han llegado en el tren llamado la bestia, seÑalan que arriesgarÍan a sus hijos por lograr el "sueÑo americano". es el caso de irene quien estÁ dispuesta a cruzar a su pequeÑa hija sola con tal de lograr el "sueÑo americano". >> yo deseo que mi hija se vaya. >> mientras tanto activistas en la frontera, estiman que de continuar la oleada de centroamericanos, podrÍa venir una catÁstrofe. >> va a haber mucho daÑo o tambiÉn niÑos ahogados en el rÍo. >> en reynosa mÉxico, mary cruz noticias telemundo. >> en medio de ese indetenible cruce de migrantes por la

evelyn para d. is the executive director of io ga europe that's a non-governmental organization that advocates for human rights and equality for l.g.b. to people welcome to think of you do you see a resolution like this doing any good well it's an important message of support certainly for our people across the european union and beyond and it's certainly a lot of all ambition but for us. such a resolution should be the moment to actually draw attention to everything that is still to be done because well the resolution that the parliament is debating today calls for the e.u. to be an l. g.b.t. i.q. freedom zone we know that in reality we're far from it but just on the point that it's something is it is it not something of an empty gesture when you have countries like hungry and poland treating gay people in such a disgraceful way. well it will be an empty gesture if it's not accompanied by action i think action on many fronts action on the fronts of the european union and the european commission and

university. 10th grader evelyn hsu from richard montgomery high school in rockville, maryland, and stephenm winston churchill high school on the cable system. there documents on education. at first price high school schedule winners art -- for their documentary about online piracy and copyright protection. first price high school west to 11th grader sophia from -- in canoe the, california on the central cable system for their documentary about u.s. foreign policy and our grand prize winner is a ninth grader from williamsville, south high school on the spectrum cable system. >> we wanted to call and congratulate you because you are our 2021 grand prize winner. >> really? >> really. >> congratulations. >> oh my gosh, think you guys so much. >> he won the prize for his documentary about -- >> to achieve justice, to reunite a fractured nature -- nation, even when that proved -- truth will be long. once we come to expect the truth, we the people can place our trust in a better future. announcer: thanks to all of the students who participated in this year's contest. the top 21 entries will air o

but evelyn's and ireland have suspended use of the astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine because of concerns about blood clotting region in italy as also joined countries such as denmark norway other island and holding the world out of the jobs or hole reports. arlen's decision to call a temporary halt to the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine could have far reaching consequences the country's immunization orthe already pointed to a safety alert raised this week by the norwegian medicines agency after 4 health care workers suffered serious blood clotting events within 14 days. days of receiving the astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to bulger area and as far afield as thailand the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to monitor the situation and if we can be satisfied that these events are coincidental and not caused by this vaccine we will reassess the situation the u.k. based astra zeneca has defended its vaccine saying that safety data collected with 17000000 doses administered so far shows no eviden

evelyn green walls have been on the faculty and had a leave of absence to go with miss adams and workmiss adams. she succeeded as the international president. and she lost her position because of her work for peace. and only two american women who ever received a peace prize. >> the jumping of the bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki gave a terrifying new meaning to the concept of war. the whole movement developed to find nuclear testing and prefer list reign of nuclear arms. >> the most varied contacts are development between soviet union in america. a delegation of the united states section of the women's international lead for peace and freedom came to moscow for the second soviet american women's conference. after many fruitful discussions -- >> the united states government focused much of its attention on monitoring the activities of groups like the women's international league. >> when you become interest in these issues, which are non local issues, they have to be prepared for attacks that happen very differently. if they are organization set up to attack them, they are supposed to

evelyn greenbraur was on the faculty of wellesley college and had gotten a leave of absence to go withrk on this and she succeeded ms. adams as the international president. she lost her position at wellesley college because of her work for peace. but she and jane adams are the only two american women who have ever received the nobel peace prize. >> the droppings of the bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki gave a terrifying new concept to the meaning of war. a whole movement developed to fight nuclear testing and proliferation of nuclear arms. >> and the most varied contacts on developing between the soviet union and america. a delegation of the united states section of the women's international league for peace and freedom came to moscow for the second soviet/american women's conference. after many fruitful discussions -- >> united states government focused much of its attention on monitoring the activities of groups like the women's international league. >> when they become interested in these issues, nonlocal issues, they have to be prepared for attacks. they happen very differently if th

but evelyn's holds a general election on wednesday the issue of race is playing a major part in campaigning the buy a in political party says the country's failed to face its colonial past as russia bottle reports from amsterdam. the stormy weather in amsterdam did little to deter a dutch parliamentary candidate silvana symons thank god. a well known former t.v. star simmons entered politics 5 years ago the party by ayn is campaigning to end racism and inequality in the netherlands you know we need to stop it because you know we equal and therefore everyone is entitled deserve the same rights simmons came to the netherlands as a baby from the former dutch colony of cyrano she says that the image of the netherlands is an inclusive society is far from reality she's on surprised by the rise of far right parties we've been sort of politics that say. be afraid of everybody that doesn't look like you it's been going on for 20 years it's not something that just came up this is a right wing country we have to accept that for simmons and her party more diversity in mainstream national politics is es

might sit down had the best chance to win the match on 67 minutes but evelyn and dickau showed that frankfurt olsen with tickets to the defending the use of cool seems dismayed. when one it finished like 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. so well in sunday's late game stuttgart gave their european ambitions a boost with a win over a visiting team whole thing high the host took the lead after 15 minutes as the unfortunate cutscene adams turned the ball into his own net and sasha colleague it's a scary teed stuttgart victory in the 2nd half scoring for his 7th game in a row to equal the club record should gartner now just 4 points away from the european qualification places. are some big news from bucks for boxing fans anthony joshua and tyson fury are to clash for the title of undisputed heavyweight world champion after they signed a 2 fight deal that's according to joshua's promoter joshua's 3 titles the w b a i b.f. and w b o n fury's w.b.c. will be on the line in the fights which are set to make the 2 british boxers nearly $14

evelyn's daughter laura filming the moment between grandmother and granddaughter, first hug evelyn hasion. >>> we move on now to our "gma" cover story. it's about the chemistry teacher who became an instant billionaire when he married mackenzie scott. we're learned more about dan jewett from many so of his former students and trevor ault has the details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. two years removed from that split with jeff bezos the most expensive divorce ever, mackenzie scott is already proving to be one of the most substantial philanthropists in modern history, and now joining her in those efforts is an unassuming new husband who we learned has been quietly making an impact of his own in the classroom. this morning, a new report revealing billionairess, mackenzie scott, former wife of amazon's jeff bezos has single-handedly donated $4 billion to fight the pandemic. 25% of the giving effort in the entire united states. the newly remarried scott vowing to donate the majority of her $53 billion fortune and this morning we're learning her new husband scienc

here in new york in the bronx you'll remember grandmother evelyn shaw fully vaccinated, not hugged inear-old tracks and moment he loved, running right into his grandmother's arms. est image to come in. tonigh n >> hey, david. >> reporter: little brodie and mom angie telling us they were just grateful to have their family back together again. >> i missed her a lot, and i was really excited to see her finally. >> so we choose our grandparents, an easy choice this week. we could watch those hugs over and over again. i'm david muir. whit and lindsey here this weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> california is making good strides on achieving the commitment to delivering doses to the hardest hit communities across our state. 13 counties that have been in purple are moving to red. >> out of those 13, three here in the bay ara are changing tiers as early as this weekend. good afternoon. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and kristen sze. sonoma and contra costa are finally moving to t

>> here in new york, in the bronx, grandmother evelyn shaw fully vaccinates and her doctor writing adaughter." they have not hugged in a year. and in florida, the komanduri family. >> i love you very much. >> i love you. >> granddad and garandmother wih their family. >> hi, david! >> amazing to hug the grandkids after such a long time. >> while back in pennsylvania tonight -- >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> mom kelsea, son trax and nana jean together again. >> we really hope that everybody that's watched the video, maybe it brought you a smile to your face. and that it brings everybody some hope, just knowing there's a light at the end of the tunnel. >> don't give up hope. get vaccinated. >> thanks, david. >> thanks, david. >> bye! >> bye, david! >> thank you, and it does bring hope. keep the hugs coming. we've waited so long. good night.good night. >>> live doppler 7 shows today's stormy weather is not over yet. but at this point, have we already seen the worst? >>> well, i'm spencer christian. we still have more wind, rain, sleet and snow to show you, coming up. >>> an

such privatised has cast his ballot said that evelyn's national election opinion poll suggested a center right party is on track to win by a large margin that's despite his entire cabinet resigning after a child care benefits scandal 2 months ago it's europe's 1st major vote since the start of the pandemic will be a test of the government's policies stop fast reports now from san damning. as the evidence goes to the polls hundreds of people have been queuing for food handout it shows a growing divide in society after a decade of leadership by the center right government of mark. the ever smiling prime minister who went to the palace in january to hand in the resignation of his cabinet on a bicycle that he says i will year old i grew up in poverty with lots of dept because the tax office accused us of fraud then we became poor. 11 year old is part of a campaign launched before the elections to raise awareness about the one in 13 dutch children living in poverty a mother was one of $26000.00 families who were wrongly accused by tax authorities of child care benefits fraud now sasha says sh

>> here in the bronx, grandmother evelyn shaw got her vaccine, too.ed to hug your granddaughter." they have not hugged in a year. and if florida, the family. 's been great to hug them for the first time. >> back in pennsylvania tonight -- >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> mom kelsey, son trax and nana jean with us tonight. >> we really hope that everybody that's watched the video, maybe it brought a smile to your face. we hope that it brought you some joy and that it brings everybody some hope. just knowing that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. >> don't give up hope. get vaccinated. >> thanks, david. thanks, david. >> bye, david! >> thank you, and it does bring hope. keep the hugs coming. we've waited so long. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safeand secure future, this is abc7 news. >> well, take a look at this. snow and hail across the bay area. we're not just talking about the mountains here. check out the snow caught by sky 7 as our chopper flew around the bay area this afternoon. of.s a winter good afternoon. t

here in new york, in the bronx, you'll remember grandmother evelyn shaw.da,e il inorcity, pennsyan 3-year-old trax, and moment he loved, running right into his grandmother's arms. while back in arizona tonight, that newest image to come in. >> hey, david. >> hey, david. >> reporter: little brodie and mom angie telling us they are just grateful to have their family back together again. >> i missed her a lot, and i was really excited to see her finally. >> and so we choose our grandparents. an easy choice this week. we could watch those hugs over and over again. i'm david muir. whit and lindsey here this weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> changes that are cause for celebration. this weekend will bring revised rules for one industry and for two local counties as well. we have details about what you can look forward to. >>> and on monday, a new section of californians become eligible to get vaccinated. so are you one of them? what can you do now to get the best place in line? >> i can see being the larger part of this year. >> year? >> because we re

evelyn farkas is a former pentagon official responsible for russia during the 0bama administration.nough? i and do you think they go far enou~h? ~ , ., and do you think they go far enou~h? ~' , ., ., , enough? i think they are a very aood enough? i think they are a very good start- _ enough? i think they are a very good start. clearly, _ enough? i think they are a very good start. clearly, the - enough? i think they are a very good start. clearly, the trump| good start. clearly, the trump administration had more than stayed its hand, it was frozen in inaction and so what the us government did, what the biden administration did today was count up to the allies and european union and then we added some additional entities, all in connection with the attempted murder of alexei navalny and then his imprisonment. that leaves a lot of reaction still to all of the other horrific things that russia has done to the united states and its allies in many cases. what i'm talking about of course are the bounties on american personnel, military personnel in afghanistan, and ongoing investigation,

california congress men darrell issa to continue this critical conversation printed okay congressman evelyns guy gascon calling himself a district attorney. defining all of these campaigns. darrell: yes he is he not only he did the same thing in san diego. we narrowly were able to keep our district attorney and at the same thing would be happening there. unfortunately, there is a movement led by george soros to put in district attorney so basically not just soften crimes but almost crime denial. there's a gag order in los angeles as we speak on the prosecutors being able to represent people like jessica, and therein able to represent somebody who is a victim and put out half of the story. obviously the pearl side saying that unrepentant and uncured and wonderful. [cheering and chanting]. darrell: we have got it recall this particular d.a. but you with the los angeles sheriff, is democrat when any of the prosecutors are all helping eating and supporting the recall of the boss, it is because of being prohibited from doing their job. there's never been such a classic example of when george sor

plate sick then had the best chance to win the much in 67 minutes but evelyn and dick ushered the frankfurt olsen with tickets to about defending much the use of cousens dismay. $11.00 it finished like 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with that. our man at the top story that we're tracking for you this hour meehan mara democracy activists continued to demonstrate on monday despite a weekend of military violence that left dozens of protesters dead state media is reporting that martial law has been declared in some areas of young gone. you're watching it every news coming up next in the news asia the united states begins to reengage with allies in the indo-pacific where is the partnership headed next. and the former i.t. professional feeding dillies hungry for just one cent. those stories and a whole lot more coming up with my colleague piers bannard she ended up a news asia on the iraq and iran on behalf of the entire team thank you so much for spending is going to be different. this matter how dumb is motorists. it's a practice site

then had the best chance to win the match on 67 minutes but evelyn endicott showed that frankfurt alsoknew a thing or 2 about defending much to use of course it was just me. $11.00 it finished like 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. a koala is celebrating a milestone birthday spot in guinness world records as the oldest office species in clips of easy but not in the country you might expect dory turns 24 years old on sunday the equivalent of 110 human years because birthday with martin a zoo in japan where me dorie has lived for most 2 decades despite her age dorie can still climb trees and has a healthy appetite for you've guessed it eucalyptus leaves. you're watching the news here's a reminder of all top story of the soft democracy activists continue to demonstrate on monday despite a weekend off military violence that left dozens of protesters dead state media is reporting that martial law has been declared in some areas of young ball. that's it from me and the news stream for now don't go away though up next afghanist

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had the best chance to win the match on 67 minutes but evelyn endicott showed that frankfurt also knew a thing or 2 about defending much the use of cool seems dismayed. $11.00 it finished like 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. over sunday's late game stuttgart gave their european a boost with the win over visiting team hoffenheim those took the lead after 15 minutes as they are fortunate because it adams turned the ball into his own net and sasha. guaranteed stuttgart victory in the 2nd half scored for his 7th game in a row to equal the club record shakara now just 4 points away from the european qualification places. watching the news here is a reminder of our top stories here mother marcos the activists continue to demonstrate on monday despite a weekend of military violence that left dozens of protesters dead state media is reporting that martial law has been declared in some areas of young. that's it from me and the news scene the for now don't go away though coming up growing grapes with the help often up that's nex

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. >> we love you >> we're from memphis, texas our daughter, evelyn, wants to send a hello to all the but it won't stop me from celebrating my 17th birthday on the "today" show ♪ fly away with me tonight ♪ >> 17 looks real good. welcome back, guys it's tuesday thank you for starting your day with us. good to see everybody. >> tues-yay. tomorrow on "today" we're going to take on a big topic, kids and mental health, anxious, depression, feelings of isolation has increased for everybody during the pandemic. there is help out there. kate snow is going to break down a new report on the digital tools that can help young adults manage things better. >>> let's get started with our news at 8:00, shall we in what could be a big boost for schools and young families, moderna started testing a vaccine on children in the united states, between the ages of 12 years and 6 months more than 70 million american adults have already had at least one dose of the vaccine, but health officials are increasingly worried about spring break crowds ignoring safety measures. variants of the virus are spreading acr

. >> jim and evelyn piazza's son timothy died after an alcohol fueled hazing ritual at penn state. they are now powerful advocates for preventing more tragedy. >> these things are very preventible if people step up and do the right thing. >> a sentiment shared by adam oaks' father coming to grips with the loss of his only child. >> i want to make sure this never happens to any kid, any family. >> reporter: tonight the richmond police department says it has no updates in an ongoing investigation, part of which is looking at whether adam oaks death was related to delta chi activity vcu is launching an independent review they say this cannot happen again. shep, back to you. >> sam brock, thank you. >>> the supreme court putting voting rights in the spotlight firmly the justices hearing a case about a controversial law in the battleground state of arizona. it's considered an important test everywhere. the outcome may affect how courts across the country solve future voting related cases. a lot of them are in the works too. as of last month state lawmakers have carried over, pre-filed o

evelyn wang is her name. the point is this approach josÉ forget the great, let's just learn.to have the context of some achievement. let's coach, coaching is very fundamental. let's look at each of their encino people are being created. how often do we give our students that opportunity? in the other thing about this approach is it let's the student sort of wonder. we don't give them time to do it in real life because sometimes the guard rail is so narrow. i think that course if we can replicate more of it it's the closest to meet working on the oil rig, right? contacts at some philosophical level creates receptacles for learning. if you just give it learning without a receptacle, you give them concept, my god they know what to do with it. >> break, i would also point out this rich context students are having to, they do get very short segments of instruction or they learn about concept, but they are limited to ten minutes in length. and then students actually go back to the many lectures as much as they want. it's not like they have to, they only get the information once and

that's a tender lasting moment for evelyn shaw.d finally able to hug her granddaughter for the first time in a year because the pandemic. look at that, her doctor wrote an actual prescription saying she is allowed to hug her granddaughter. >> you have heard from me, i've been waiting a year to hug my grandma. news alert at 10:00 when it happen. can't wait. >> i know, i can't wait for her to get her second shot. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. plants clean the air. when applied to stained textiles, plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh generation detergent trap stains at the molecular level and flush them away. plant-based detergents clean your clothes. it's just science! just... science. seventh generation. powered by plants. tackles stains. visible is wireless that doesn't play games. it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a month. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, wireless th

then had the best chance to win the match on 67 minutes but evelyn and dick assured that frankfurt also knew a thing or 2 about defending much to use it to seems to smi. $11.00 it finished like 6 winning run is over coach. will hope that their championship chances haven't disappeared with it. games the european ambitions a boost with a win over visiting team hoffenheim those took the lead after 15 minutes the unfortunate adams turned the ball into his own net and sasha. teenaged girls victory in the 2nd half scoring for his 7th game in a row to equal the club record stoke other now just 4 points away from the european qualification places. as the standings after match day 25 by munich gained ground on life in the title race stormont moved up at the expense of liverpool's further down below felt as state the relegation zone while. into it mindset shock a friend of the ria. if you're watching the news here's a top story of this we have all the moxie activists continues to demonstrate on monday despise a weekend of military violence that left dozens of protesters dead state media is report

evelyn's a lot fia world cup qualifier nancy dam on saturday got to witness history as stefan the front became the 1st woman to referee a men's world cup qualifier has previously officiated in the men's champions league and yes you heard right around $5000.00 fans were in attendance asked the dutch beat lotfi a 2 to nil all part of an experiment to test the feasibility of large events during the pandemic. you're watching news up next a documentary society torn apart the consequences of injustice i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour don't forget you can also check out the w. news app and the website www dot com and of course you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the news i'm michael ok thanks for watching. people have to say. to us. that's right we listened to the stories reporter every weekend on d w. how does a virus spread. why do repairing and when will all this. time for just through the time. and weekly radio. if you would like any information on the krona virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast if you get it wherever you get y