glad evie's here, too.nother grim day for america when a gunman walked into a boulder, colorado, supermarket and killed ten people, including a police officer. this story it's unspeakably tragic, and i cannot imagine for a moment the grief of these families and this community can be approached with words alone. the only suitable way to honor these victims is with action. but our government continues to do nothing. now, due, apparently, to pandemic shutdowns, it had been a year since there had been a large-scale shooting in a public place. now we've had two in the last week: boulder and atlanta. evidently, the only solution for america's gun violence is putting all of us under house arrest. the responses from gun apologists have been predictable. the colorado state shooting association released this statement: "there will be a time for the debate on gun laws. there will be a time for a conversation on how this could have been prevented. but today is not the time." why not? that's what they say every time thi

from matt gaetz. ( evie laughs ) but there are still plenty of people acting covid irresponsible., the texas rangers played their home opener in front of a crowd of 38,000 people. i got to say, that kind of looks fun, but even the rangers' own general manager acknowledged the danger, saying, "having a lot of people that close together does kind of go maybe against some of the recommendations," adding, "i think it's a one-time event." well, sure, then, no problem. ( as boyfriend ) "how could you be pregnant? we agreed that not using birth control was a one-time event! and i bunted!" ( laughter ) for those keeping score, the rangers lost 6-2. so you can understand why the fans were so excited. they only have 80 more chances this season to see the rangers lose at home. in other baseball news, today, m.l.b. formally announced they were moving the all-star game from georgia to denver. okay, normally people only move to colorado if they're founding a startup they keep calling "uber for weed." obviously called "doober." ( laughter ) million-dollar idea. do not steal. the game was moved t

evie and i both got the second shot. evie is here tonight. right over-- there i am.( evie laughs ) and-- why are you laughing? why are you laughing thathard over there? why are you laughing at the gun show over here? ( evie laughs ) all right, it's just-- you're just turned on. right? >> yeah. >> stephen: exactly. nervous giggles. ( laughter ) nervous giggles. and, how was it? >> it was good. i feel like we got the super serum. >> stephen: yeah, we definitely got-- there was something in the syringe. because by 7:00-- we got it at 9:30 in the morning. by 7:00 that night, i was achy, headache, i just wanted to go to bed, and then woke up the next day just wiped. >> jon: wow. >> but it's worth it. it's worth it! >> stephen: i'm not saying it's not worth it! man didn't ask me whether it's worth it. we know it's worth it. i'm just saying, all i could do was eat chocolate chip cookies all day. and that was a small price to pay for my health, in my opinion. >> don't you feel like now we're bionic? like, i feel like-- >> stephen: oh, i'm immortal. bullets can't stop me. >>

evie was on the floor, but she had her seat belt on. i think she was all right. the poor dog was in the back, just fell to the side. >> reporter: and suddenly, there was a whole crowd of people wanting to pitch in. >> the next thing i knew, there were two, three, four, five. >> we've gone through such hard times, all of us, through the pandemic and everything else. i think people are now, they're just coming together more. >> reporter: this is the first time you've met since the accident yesterday. what do you want to say? >> thank you, mr. lee, thank you to you and your wife. i really don't know what we would have done if you weren't there. >> happy easter to you and your family. and god bless. >> you too, thank you. >> reporter: he wants to thank every person who helped save his family. linsey? >> thanks, zohreen. >>> and now to the vatican. pope francis celebrating his second easter during this pandemic.e ponteaking to socialy distanced worshippers gathered in st. peter's basilica. in his message, the pope called vaccines an essential tool in the battle agains

evie gallagher comes in to take her place, for her first start.et either france or ireland in a third—place play—off. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it's turning chilly quickly this evening, but it was a fine spring day for much of the country. the sun was certainly out across western scotland, and it was in the west of scotland that we saw highest the temperatures, around 15 celsius. quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia, where we saw more cloud and some showers. those showers having drifted down towards hampshire will fade away overnight, and it's going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder, though across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we've got that southerly breeze that'll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog p

captain rachel malcolm starts at six while another forward, evie gallagher, is in line to win her firstdown, because the way it's been going to the pandemic, we've been able to train with a larger squad and been able to bring in players that we think are close enough to selection and because of that, they've been able to train over the past few months with, really push themselves into the frame and so if you are good enough, you'll get in. it's not about reputation, it's how you are performing. meanwhile for england — helena rowland will start at ten. centre emily scarratt captains the side as regular skipper sarah hunter continues her return from injury. delighted to say we are joined by one of those starters let's have a look at some other stories making headline today, and staying with rugby. worcester warriors wing chris ashton has been banned for six weeks after his red card for dangerous play against northampton on saturday. that means the former england international will miss all but the last two premiership games... worcester are seven points adrift at the bottom of the table u

evie and i both got the second shot. evie is here tonight. there i am.( laughter ) why are you laughing that hard over there, why are you laughing at the gun show over here? nerves giggles. house of it? >> it was good. i feel that we got the supersyringe. >> stephen: definitely. by 7:00 that night, i was achy, headache, i just wanted to go to bed, and then woke up the next day just wiped. >> but it's worth it. >> stephen: i'm not saying it's not. man didn't ask me whether it's worth it. we know it's worth it. all i could do is eat chocolate chip cookies all day. a small price to pay for my health. now bullets can stop me. >> teflon. >> stephen: 100%. >> jon: the cookies, that's a nice perk. >> stephen: yeah, because you kind of have a sad feeling, weak, sad, like the dementors ae attacking you and you have chocolate to bring you back. >> don't talk about the the chocolate. >> stephen: don't lie. it's 100% necessary. it's not that bad. we're one shot closer for us being together with the audience again. what's on your musical mind? >> jon: oh, my goodness

>> jon: oh, evie. we love you! ( laughter ) yes! >> oh, we're so proud of you, jon.terrupt your time with herbie. obviously, that takes priority. but i would rather talk to him than me. but, i never got to talk to you last night about what music you might have been inspired to play by your oscar win. anything want to come out of your fingertips? >> jon: oh, my goodness, i played what herbie won the first oscar for. i'll play "around midnight." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thanks, jon. thanks, herbie. >> jon: yes! >> stephen: folks, big news from the west coast, where california's effort to recall governor gavin newsom has gained enough signatures to trigger a vote. that's a big deal. it's not easy to recall governor gavin newsom. close your eyes. can you recall what he looks like? he said the guy with the hair and the hands and the face, something like that. i don't know. let's give them some help here. this is california governor and corporate retreat leader about to release the team-building rattlesnakes, gavin newsom. newsom's republican opponents hav

evy few minutes, there is a new patient. >> oxygen mask.eaking foreign language] reporter: she is constantly scanning how others are holding up, treating as many as they can . >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: pple say, sister, please save our loved one. they call us god. that makes us so emotional because we can only do so much. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: we have been following her all week. it's been relentless. i tried so hard to revive this man, she told us, but i couldn't. with resources so short, they are having to choose who they might save, decisions they should never have had to make. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: [translated] at times, we break down. some nights i wake up crying, but i also feel a sense of satisfaction that i am doing something to help. reporter: this is a hospital in a big city, better off than most others. weeks of toil my ahead in a city that's overrun. everything needed to fight covid is in short supply. every morning in india, we are waking up to news that someone we know has d

. >> well, evi and her family aren't sure they are sure she has gotten the placebo or vaccine yet. and get ready for tomorrow the celebs will join president biden in encouraging people to get the vaccine. watch it tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. >> right now with the forecast. he's talking about summer like temperatures, rob. >> yeah, extra reason to roll up your sleeves tomorrow or wear a tee shirt. we have some 80s today. i think we'll see more this time around. right now inland east bay. 84 degrees for late saturday afternoon. 69 in jose. notice the cooler 50s still in san francisco sort of like a summer spread of fog on the coast. a little different story san jose a little closer to 70 degrees. also seeing the on shore wind at 14-miles-an-hour and a taste of summer ongoing here around walnut creek northwest 17, which means if you have evening dinner plans outside, broadway plaza would not be a bad place to be today. and cooling through the sixth by 10:00 later on tonight. so show you the forecast, heading towards tomorrow morning, area of clouds inner bay and

evie was on the floor but had her seat belt on. i think she was all right. the poor dog was in the back and fell to the side. >> reporter: and suddenly, there was a whole crowd of people wanting to pitch in. >> next thing i knew, there were two, then three, four, five. >> we've gone through hard times, all of us through the pandemic and everything else. and i think that people are now, they're just coming together more. >> this is the first time that you guys have met since that accident yesterday. what's the first thing that you guys want to say? >> thank you, mr. lee. thank you to you and your wife. i really don't know what we would have done if you weren't there. >> happy easter to you and your family and god bless. >> you too, thank you. >> he wants to thank every single person who dropped everything to help save his family. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> an amazing recovery and better reunion. >>> coming up, contdown weddings. why so many people flocked to the chapel to have a once in a lifetime date on their wedding day. >>> and the most covet

some of these trees are evie's out of seeds that came from back to full.we thank them because they want to contribute the best the bad for the deal sites and both sides the idea is to. believe. may. be. huge each when we come to the end of this edition of equal africa we hope you found today's stories inspiring and of course we're looking forward to having the on again next week i am sunday at 3 nokia signing up from kampala in uganda and it's also time for me to say so long but don't forget you can always get in touch with us on op so if you read the channels were you enjoy hearing from you and you be sure to join us again next week then i'm chris saying goodbye from lagos nigeria. come. come. come. said. they want to race. you know water is never far away. water and wealth and what the people of all the book made of it that's going to be the coming from my tour of the city today and it's always have a lot on my list and no tour would be complete without a trip to oak spokes famous marionette theater check in. and 30 minutes tax bill. you know good shape.

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it's one of four changes made by scotland, with evie gallagher coming in to make herfirst start in placeto meet either france or ireland in a third—fourth place play—off. and ben stokes has been named leading cricketer in the world for the second year in a row by wisden. he's currently injured with a broken finger, ruling him out of the ipl. but there was also a surprise inclusion in the bible of cricket. kent's darren stevens has become the oldest person since 1933 to be named as one of wisden's five cricketers of the year, and the fourth oldest recipient of all time at 44 years old. that is it from me for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thanks, john. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'm jane thanks, john. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'mjane hill to take you through the next few hours of our coverage. we are talking a lot about the pandemic and impact on nhs waiting times. we will have more on that end other stories besides. let's start with the situation in brazil. more than a year into the pandemic, deaths in brazil are now at their peak. but wha

that long ago that declared it was going green hue the last quarter of last year it overtook tesla evy ical sales this was once modern and this will soon be. innovation drives the auto industry as to sales figures and market power pioneers are challenging the big names but who's in the driver's seat. he was long dismissed as crazy must began making electric cars in the early 2000 it's his test the brand is now a major player selling 500000 vehicles a year its market value higher than all the german car makers put together but the winds of change are coming the german automaker is switching to all electric. truly early late fast slow when it comes to technical innovation that's always an impossible question i'd say folks falcon was right on time. electric cars are growing in popularity many governments now offer buyers financial incentives folks wagon is converting plants at a cost of 35000000000 euros over the next 3 years. it's also the best for you w. has many more models than tesla if they all can that 2 electric eye for the next few years will soon overtake tesla battery production

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. >> stephen: evie and i are hutting the clubs again. oh, we're in the phone pit, everything.mm, mm-mm-mm, mmm! no fear! come on, you guys were young in the '80s. don't tell me. you were never young in the '80s? >> we went out, though. we actually went on our first date since covid two nights ago and went out to a restaurant. it wasn't that. we went to joe namath's new restaurant in jupiter, florida. so not quite as exciting as what yu do. >> stephen: no phone pit in joe namath's? biden was shooting for a goal of 100 million shots in the first 100 days. he said you could judge his first hundred days on what he did with that. what's it like to have hopeful news about the virus? you talk about the news every day. it must be a relief. >> it's a relief to see competence in the administration and a relief to see this countre people out and they appear to be vacs made. the vaccine hesitancy is a big issue and it's something we need to talk about. we need to get this country vaccinated, but this administration has only gone past its goals every time. they've doubled it. and joe biden

someone to help me do first drafts and here again gracing us with her presence is america's sweetheart, eviesweetheart. >> stephen: are you my sweetheart. >> america's old-- . >> stephen: no, age cannot wither nor-- your infinite variety. >> thank you. >> stephen: honey. >> yeah. >> stephen: happy mother's day. >> i love the alcohol every time. >> stephen: let's get crunked. >> let's do it, thank you. >> stephen: and look. >> gorgeous. >> stephen: conditioning i don't know what this is, butter or clotted cream. >> clotted cream, like we're at the rits for tea or something, this is great, very breat. >> stephen: we don't do the carbs but it is a nice gesture, so here is how she goes. i'm going to show you a great mother's day card, and then the something people would want to buy but then i will show you the second version, swi actually the first draft that was not good enough to be sold. do you understand the premise. >> i get t i get it. >> stephen: okay, here we go right here. so you understand. what you need to do right there. >> i do, i got t i got it. >> stephen: thanks very much. >> you

one ththat has beeeen delilivering thrhrills at evy turn for o over 80 yeaears. simpsons" and "ray donovan," and he now hosts "the jim brockmire podcast." please welcome back to "a late show," hank azaria! hank, good to see you again! >> nice to see you, too, stephen. (. >> stephen: now, this is the people at home, unless they're keeping score, and i hope they are, don't know this is that yor a year because you were the last guest that we had in front of a live audience before we had to bug out of the ed sullivan because of covid, and we weren's coming. all the protocols hadn't gotten into our bones yet and i did something silly at the end to have the interview without thinking. jim, can we show how we ended a year ago? >> stephen: jim, thanks so much for being here. >> oh, come on, you almost got me! >> stephen: force of habit, baby! how close did i get to infecting him. >> close as i remember. >> stephen: there you go. how has ur self-protection gone this past year? do you miss shaking 's hands? >> i don't, actually. at's one -- know, like thers up sides coming

but it is still there's no evi double variantularly more virulent or causes more severe disease. >> reporter: the three vaccines are said to still be effective against the india variant. >> most people will mount an immune response that maybe it will not completely protect against all infection, but at least it will protect against the moderate to severe disease. >> reporter: the india variant is believed to be more transmissible, leading health experts to reinforce how essential it is to get vaccinated. >> what this emphasizes is how important it is for the entire united states population to get immunized as soon as possible. >> reporter: but right now, santa clara county says the cdc doesn't consider this new variant a "variant of interest." meanwhile the u.s. gent rye hit a new vaccine record reaching 4 million shots in a single day. ginger conejero saab, "nbc bay area news." >> governor gavin newsom says the state has administered more than 19 million vaccines. here in the bay area, we make up about 23% of that, nearly 4.5 million doses have been given throughout our nine counties. timin

when it was over, evie my wife said, how did it go?about life and death and grief and crisis and i'm wondering what you have talked about or who you've spoken to this year, or are there any particular interviews that you think were particularly resonant this year when all of us were living in this continuous crisis of covid, among other things? >> i think cumulatively, they gave a sense of, like, we're all dealing with this in our own way, and, for me, as the interviewer, it was kind of interesting because i don't know if you go through this, steven, but what i go through, i spend a lot of time working and preparing for interviews including on the weekend. there are so many sundays, for instance, when i have been at home reading a 600-page book for the next day's interview thinking, like, everyone else is at the beach, having brunch, two glasses of wine and i'm on page 200 of the 600-page book. during the pandemic i stopped doing that, thinking everybody else is having fun. we're all limited in what we can do. and i felt such a despera

china is trying to reduce air pollution by building more evie it calls. it sheena arms after china decided to boost production of battery cells or government encouraged foreign investors via laurie numb to earn 70 percent of the company and in one year 50 or 60 new businesses were producing cells but in europe we're talking about just 2 new companies it's not enough it's that we have to work faster in the untried. current full costs in the case that by 2028 worldwide battery production capacity will be nearly 10 times what it was in 2018. the total amount is expected to reach more than 2000 gigawatt allis. china is expected to account for 62 percent of production capacity and europe 17 percent china has invested in a number of european battery factories. then we start with. china is doing very well in this sector because the government is easing regulations to promote electro mobility and life to china doesn't have a lot of experience with producing internal combustion engines so it's now focused on electric vehicles. and they're doing this to cut down on

and again, you don't want to torture yourself evie trying to change a habit, then make the new have itthe new behavior. fund because if guys having fun, you're not going to if you're just setting yourself up for failure. just think about the things that you enjoy doing it. that's exercise. if you don't like run, then find something else that you'd like to do. but there's always looking always looking for an alternative that you enjoy. >> you know, one thing that hits close close to home for me is that you can start at any time. you don't have to wait until monday to begin this new have an all-star all start walking or running tomorrow. you can start today doesn't have to be monday. >> exactly. you can start in the next hour right after the news haha. but if you if you recall, i remember you saying this one time that your mom always started a yes. yes, that yes, but it was the day, right. so friday saturday, sunday. you're up oftentimes that that creates said, you know, it sets you up for been djing because you know, and monday. that's the day that points. kara, thank you so much. we'll

it's one of four changes made by scotland, with evie gallagher coming in to make herfirst start in placete in around an hour's time. in three weeks' time, voters across england, scotland and wales go to the polls for a series of elections. there will be increased safety measures because of the pandemic and it will take longer to get the results. across bbc news today we're looking ahead to those elections and discussing the role that local and devolved government plays in society. let's take a look at what's happening where. it's the biggest election day until the next general election, and because of the cancellation of last year's local votes — on may the 6th — thousands of seats across the uk are up for grabs. in england, they'll be voting in 143 local council authorities — with about 5,000 seats in contention. councillors are in change of many services — from bin collections to social care, sport facilities and libraries. there are also 13 mayoral elections — including greater manchester, the west midlands, london and, for the first time, in west yorkshire. voters in london will also

floyd arrived at hcmc at approximately 8:53 if we've we seen evie previously -- >> that sounds correct. >> i have no for the questions, your honor. >> esther blackwell. >> thank you, your honor. >> dr. langenfeld, there was an answer you wanted to clarify. please do so. >> only to state that narcan, administering narcan to someone who potentially suffered a fentanyl overdose come once that individual is in cardiac arrest, the administration of narcan would provide no benefit. >> and mr. floyd was obviously in cardiac arrest? >> correct. >> you were asked questions just now about whether fentanyl works by causing someone to feel very sleepy. a number that discussion? >> yes. >> did the paramedics tell you that mr. floyd was ever asleep or sleepy or anything that sounds like sleep? >> the report that i received was that the patient mr. floyd was unresponsive on their arrival and did not have a pulse. there was no report that he had been sleepy or difficult to arouse, per se. >> you asked quite a a numberf questions about the carbon dioxide content in the blood gases. first off, if a pers

floyd arrived at hcmc at approximately 8:53 if we've we seen evie previously -- >> that sounds correct. >> i have no for the questions, your honor. >> esther blackwell. >> thank you, your honor. >> dr. langenfeld, there was an answer you wanted to clarify. please do so. >> only to state that narcan, administering narcan to someone who potentially suffered a fentanyl overdose come once that individual is in cardiac arrest, the administration of narcan would provide no benefit. >> and mr. floyd was obviously in cardiac arrest? >> correct. >> you were asked questions just now about whether fentanyl works by causing someone to feel very sleepy. a number that discussion? >> yes. >> did the paramedics tell you that mr. floyd was ever asleep or sleepy or anything that sounds like sleep? >> the report that i received was that the patient mr. floyd was unresponsive on their arrival and did not have a pulse. there was no report that he had been sleepy or difficult to arouse, per se. >> you asked quite a a numberf questions about the carbon dioxide content in the blood gases. first off, if a pers

judge stated that if equitable relief was not permitted in 13b cases, quote, this interpretation would evis rate the ftc act, end quote. and that's just three cases. the ftc is approximately 75 13b cases pending with $2 million in excessure, including the anti-trust case against facebook. unless congress acts to fix 13b, many of these cases will simply disappear. and our senior citizens, our military veterans, struggling parents and honest business owners will likely pay the price. during these unprecedented times, it is imperative that the ftc not only quickly stop deceptive marketing as soon as possible, but also expeditiously return ill-gotten gains to victims. ftc at present simply cannot do that. as a result, your constituents and the honest businesses in your communities will suffer the consequences. congress must provide a broad and permanent 13b fix. thank you. and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you very much, miss patton. thank you for that excellent description of the explosion that we're seeing in frauds and the vulnerability and lack of enforcement that wil

those primary care practices and other primary care practices across it the iestate, data that tells evyone of them about all of their patients, their status in terms of whether they've been immune immuneized, what vaccine they had and data about their age, race, ethnicity and underlying conditions. that allows providers to be itit selective and sayy i can reach out to those who haven't been immunized.l or particularly with a sensitivity to those that are the hardest to reach, sometimes that's racial, whentimes that's ethnic. and it's remarkable we've seen, even in the early days, when we do that,, allow the providers tt pull people in based on their l knowledge, that people come in very easily and they're often very thankful to say we're just waiting for you to be able to give me my vaccine. and the results from that are that they provide a very equitable product. when we look at the data, the people who are vaccinated in those practices match exactly the neighborhoods in which the t practices exist. so they do meet this hurdle of e not only being accessible and trusted, but also being

i'm a girl and my name is evi newman." everything had clicked at that moment. had been pretending to be something she wasn't. she wasn't being authentic. as we all know, it is the hardest in the world to pretend every day. it was the happiest day of our lives. our family was whole again. as a mother, i knew the challenges ahead. my daughter would not grow up in a nation where she could be discriminated against because of who she was. that was upsetting to me. she could be thrown out of a restaurant, she could be evicted from her apartment, she could be denied access to education and denied health care. just because of who she is. on top of that, the likelihood of facing hateful, violent acts , and she has, verbal and physical for simply existing and being her authentic self, was almost a certainty. signing the equality act into law isn't going to change that reality overnight. it will not. but, it will ensure that americans like my daughter are afforded the same civil rights already extended to every other american across the nation. that is all it's about. it'