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de personas dentro de este vehículo que desafortunadamente se accidentó el resto de los lesionados fran están siendo tratados en este momento de heridas de gravedad solamente uno de ellos fue dado de alta. >> sabemos ya algo de las identidades o las nacionalidades de las víctimas?. >> bueno julio, el consulado mexicano ha confirmado que 10 de las personas fallecidas en este accidente eran de nacionalidad mexicana tenemos entendido que dos mujeres eran de nacionalidad guatemalteca las autoridades en estos momentos están tratando de terminar qué es lo que ocasionó este accidente, quien era la persona que iba manejando y si esto se trataba de tráfico de indocumentados julio. >> las imágenes muestran la fuerza del violento impacto que dejo muertos y heridos en la carretera las autoridades lo describen como uno de los peores accidentes en mucho tiempo . >> no sabemos si paró en el auto antes del accidente pero parece que cuando el salió fue impactado por el remolque >> el accidente ocurrió aproximadamente a la z la mañana en esta zona cerca de la frontera con méxico con un cameo de carga imp

fran and i will be up there on tuesday.as just talking to the fema folks a few minutes ago about it. you know, it's not just getting people in. one of the goals we have in ohio and i know the president has, is to reach the hardest to reach people, people who may not have a medical home, people who may be in a situation where they cannot get out. we have a moral obligation to reach them. it's a shared mission, and we're going to get it done. >> and your life can open up a bit right now since you got both shots of the vaccine. good luck, governor. >> thanks, wolf. >> thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo defiant in the face of growing calls for his resignation. plus, switch today and get a free smartphone for each line. the best value and award-winning customer service. only at t-mobile. >>> new york majority of house democrats are calling for new york governor cuomo to resign. brynn gingras is following the story for us. >> i did not do what has been al

sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—nil victory — but every goal was set up by england striker franre also leading the wsl and into the quarter—finals of the champions league. ireland beat great britain 2—1 in the second match of their hockey series in belfast. rosheen upton scored the second goal six minutes from time. britain won the first game 2—1 yesterday. the teams play the decider on tuesday. you can watch it on the bbc sport website. �*marvelous' marvin hagler has died at the age of 66... hagler was undisputed middleweight champion for much of the 1980s. rhia chohan looks back on his life. he was the american who dominated the division for most of the �*80s. marvellous marvin hagler grew up in newjersey, amid racial tensions and police brutality. with the riots of 1967 broke out, his mother moved the family to massachusetts, the place where he would learned to box. he walked into the gym, by day he worked at the construction company. he became world champion in 1980, when he beat britain's alan minter. on a volatile night at wembley arena, he was denied the opportunity to ra

and will we see fran dunk in a game tonight.the stanford cardinal was number one overall seed in the women's ncaa tournament. they begin their quest for a third national title tonight with their first round game against utah valley. the 7:00 tip-off on espn. the entire women's tournament being blamed in the san antonio, texas area. and the men's wrestling championships last night. stanford cut wrestling and nine other sports last summer. this was the last match in cardinal history. the sophomore shane griffith won the 165-pound championship. second individual title in cardinal history. griffith is wearing a keep stanford wrestling sweatshirt afterwards. a group of donors has raised more than $12 million to keep the program funded independently. stanford -- that majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. this is a no-nonsense message from

be hard for him we're going now but none of that you can then he'll slowly get used to it and find fran you like to do with it good to be in . it used to be the custom that one child from each family became a monk. but in the meantime the remote monasteries are more often a catchment for children from poor families. that will never. look good. this year come on let's sleep. you. be a good boy and behave yourself ok david. why are you crying. i don't really want. to give one don't cry you shouldn't cry wipe your tears. you. apart you know. sleep now. profound faith accompanies and guides every act either giving up another child to a monastery or even taking part in an archery tournament. to be a couple who flew to the. point what do the job was. but. a lot can happen during an archery tournament i know an arrow could easily hit someone that's why we're praying today and giving gifts to local spirits and gods so that they protect us seen a lot of the good not. out at the room by talking to you today the youngsters really don't know how difficult it was back then they've all gone soft oh s

. >>> women's ncaa tournament, fran, throwing it down pregame for top seed stanford in second round action. wilson, allu vesilike big brother russell, the cross over, drive, lay-up, the score, russ approves, finishing on a 19-4 run. williams for 3 of her 13. and jones, leading the way with 17. a rare miss here. cameron brink. nice. put back. stanford wins, 73-62. they advance to the sweet 16. to the nfl as a free agent williams thought you make a n to ofdid not want to be in or take less to be with the 49ers, ended up getting the cash and the location, with the chiefs making a push for the all pro offensive tackle williams said he texted the coach it is decision time, the 9ers quickly came up a six year $138th wi million offer followed by a trade mark shanahan face time call. >> i am on face time. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no, he loves the face time. i don't think i ever talk to him on the phone. it is always face time. we had a good lkta. went back in and ate dinner, i got my keys from valet and sat in my car and my agent was calling me telling me the deal was done. did >>> all right that is

fran in warm ups. we see it in the game with missouri state. already up 12 early in her hometown, williams with one of our four threes. mom and dad said yes! led with 16. get out of my kitchen! freshman had five blocks in the game. defense can create offense. wilson, give me that and take this. 13 points all over the floor in front of her brother stshe's t 11 points, eight rebounds, balanced scoring throughout. the second half stanford up 34. a dunk? no, a lay in. she's got that in her arsenal. stanford blew out missouri state 89-62 and reached the elite eight on tuesday. >> i thought we had an absolute a game from anna wilson. a for anna. >> for us, it's an opportunity to go out there and just finish our season the way that we expect to finish it. i think it's also a rewarding thing because of how tough the season has been, how challenging the season has been with being on the road and not seeing our family. >> she had the chance. >> ucla hoping to give three teams in elite ghlebama atthe 2 campbell, riley, bucket bruins up 63-62. four seconds

. >> it has been one year this week since fran -- since france anti-lockdown. specter of a third lockdown looms. the restaurant industry has been among the hardest hit. french restaurants have bee open for take-out or delivery only since october. although the government has outlined a three month long plan , there is no firm date for them to begin reopening. we are joined by the general manager for western europe at the fork, which is an online restaurant reservation platform. the french government in the past year has spent millions of euros to support the restaurant industry. notably with its paid for low scheme for employees. has that been enough? >> to see the future in a better way. the restaurant loans -- [indiscernible] most of the restaurants have been able to help -- have been able to benefit from this help. we know how difficult it is. [indiscernible] >> how are restaurant owners feeling about this ongoing uncertainty? what steps are they taking to ensure when they can open, their restaurants will be as safe as possible? >> basically, the way they wil

these countries have approved use of the astrazeneca jab, following a similar move from fran and germany similar advice that its effectiveness was not approved. -- not proven. myanmar's rulers face further condemnation at a security council meeting ew york as protesters continue to defy army attempts to crush opposition. there are calls for targeted sanctions and embargoes on the country. this is after reports of police opening fire on protesters, killing one person. police in another city used tear gas. ere were rallies in towns and cities across the country. our correspondent was at one protest to see how demonstrators were preparing to continue. >> this is becoming a two typical thing -- a too typical thing. this kind of roadblock can be seen throughout the city. litter fortresses, sandbags, filled with murder and said. one month into the crisis here in myanmar and protesters have come prepared. people have done everything they can. across the city, protests continue despite the bloodiest clashes in previous days. ople here saw the two deadliest days in a week. dozens killed across th

sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—0 victory — but every goal was set up by england striker fran kirbyat britain 2—1 in the second match of their hockey series in belfast rosheen upton scored the second goal six minutes from time. britain won the first game 2—1 yesterday. the teams play the decider on tuesday. you can watch it on the bbc sport website. primoz roglic, the man who lost last year's tour de france on the penultimate day, has crashed while leading on the final day of the paris—nice race, handing the race win to max schachmann. roglic had a 52—second advantage this morning, but two crashes — both off—camera — put an end to his chances. so the defending champion max schachmann, who until that point had been racing for second place, only had to finish in the main bunch to claim the overall win. �*marvelous' marvin hagler has died at the age of 66. hagler was undisputed middleweight champion for much of the 1980s. rhia chohan looks back on his life. he was the american who dominated the division for most of the 80s. marvellous marvin hagler grew up in newjersey, amid racial ten

. >>> women's ncaa tournament, fran, throwing it down pregame for top seed stanford in second round actionwilson, allusive like big brother russell, the cross over, drive, lay-up, the score, russ approves, finishing on a 19-4 run. williams for 3 of her 13. and jones, leading the way with 17. a rare miss here. cameron brink. nice. put back. stanford wins, 73-62. they advance to the sweet 16. to the nfl as a free agent williams thought you make a ton of money in a city he did not want to be in or take less to be with the 49ers, ended up getting the cash and the location, with the chiefs making a push for the all pro offensive tackle williams said he texted the coach it is decision time, the 9ers quickly came up with a six year $138 million offer followed by a trade mark shanahan face time call. >> i am on face time. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no, he loves the face time. i don't think i ever talk to him on the phone. it is always face time. we had a good talk. i went back in and ate dinner, i got my keys from valet and sat in my car and my agent was calling me telling me the deal was done. did no

jean-marc bonmatin of the national center for scientific research in fran, was one the lead thors of t group's findings. >> [speaking french] >> the task force says systemic pesticide contamination is so widespread that the diversity and stability of the world's ecosystems is at risk. the task force based its findings on an analysis of 800 peer-reviewed reports, the most comprehensive review of the scientific literature on systemic pesticides to date. when asked to comment, bayer crop science said the task force only looks at worst-case scenarios, and that studies under realistic field conditions show that systemic pesticides do not harm honeybees, birds, or other wildlife. >> the main concern with neonics is that they have such a high toxicity to a broad range of invertebrates, terrestrial and aquatic. they are extremely perstent and extremely mobile. and you put those 3 conditions together and you're talking about removal of a large segment of the invertebrate community. >> they're accumuling the soil. e're awn up by hedger plants,y trees growig in faland, and so . d so esntially y

host: we've got fran in annapolis, maryland. guest: i am scared of china. -- caller: i am scared of china. they are large and powerful, and we are complacent. people say we are afraid of russia and this and that, but if they open their eyes and pay more attention to china. guest: i agree. i think engagement -- what u.s. policymakers and the american public have overlooked is engagement could enhance the practices we consider undesirable. forced labor. you would think that trade, when we think back to china's acceptance into wto, many people thought that trading with china would change their minds because that would open them up to how -- works in the western world. what actually happened was that china has been having forced labor for a long time. in the old economy when you could trade with other nations, every country is going to focus on what that country can do better, relatively speaking. forced labor in open trade with the western world without restrictions or punishments or sanctions, you would focus on producing more che

steals, fourth-quarter stanford running away as russell's fired up, defense to offense, get it ahead to fran it looks like she will dunk. instead, the easy lay in, she had eight points, five rebounds. hannah led the team with 17 off the bench. 89-62 the final, here is anna wilson and the coach, the team moving on >> looking back to this past year, this isn't really pressure, this is an opportunity for us to go and do something special. i was saying today, be where your feet are. that is the most important thing, staying in the moment. we are having fun. >> our team has really enjoyed being here and being together and i think part of the reason that we play well is that they want to keep playing with each other. we want to stay for another week. >> in normal years, these final two games of the series would've been played in the bay area, this time the series being played in arizona ahead of opening day, it is on thursday, buster posey turns 34 yesterday and the new birthday boy, just a day after looks ready to rock 'n roll. buster flashing the leather and the gun, you are out. just great to h

these pictures are from paris, fran. calling for more help for women suffering domestic abuse in the pandemic. in india, over 20,000 people joining forces with farmers who are lobbying against farm reforms. the women wearing bright yellow scarves to represent the color of the mustard fields in which some of them work. in afghanistan, we know violence against women is a hugely pressing issue. at least 15 women have been killed in 10 attacks since october. data released by the government also shows a dramatic rise in domestic violence against women since covid. let's hear from some of these women. >> recently, journalists and doctors were killed. we don't know who the next target is, students, journalists, doctors, who? everyone who goes out has fears, especially women. every day when i go out, i have fears. i'm not sure if i will come back home alive or not. >> when we go out of our houses we have many fears. i call on the government to defend women's rights seriously so that women can go out to work and support their fam

fran seen wants to know, she thinks restaurants were doing just fine with pick up and delivery. as a restaurant owner, what do you think? what do you see? >> i will share with you rosa's cafe numbers. we lost $25,000 trying to do takeout and delivery for four weeks between the closure in december of outdoor dining and january 10th. we lost $24,000. and that is just running with four salaried employees, basically 1.5 front of the house and two to three back of the house. with all of the cost and the rent and the utility and the garbage and the gas and pg&e, it doesn't make sense. if i paid my rent and closed the doors, i would have lost half. >> i hate to interrupt. let's continue this let's continue this conversation on ag ou time. is other y. take c >> thank you for joining us on this interactive show. getting answers. we'll be here daily at 3:00 on >>> tonight, the trial of minneapolis police officer derek chauvin begins. charged in the killing of george floyd ten months ago, memorial day last year. the jury and millions across the country seeing those horrific images. the pro

fran kirby with chelsea's second goal. on his atp tour comeback in montpellier last week, and his frustration was evident tonight as roublev won the first set 7—5. murray never recovered and lost the second set 6—2. he's now ranked i23rd after returning from that serious hip injury. the fourth and final test between india and england starts on thursday in ahmedabad. the third match ended in just under two days. much of the talk during the series has been about the pitches in india — something both captains are keen to play down. when the ball seems on a particular pitch, and they get batted out a0 — 50-60, pitch, and they get batted out a0 — 50—60, they never talk about the pitch, they talk about that batting. what space are we talking from, and what is the idea behind continuing this narrative and what purpose it serves people who keep continuing this conversation, which is quite one—sided. we know that the likelihood is it is going to spin and it will spin relatively early on in the game. and we should not be scared of t

cbs news senior national cuter -- security analyst fran townsend joins us now.he served with george w. bush. good morning. we just heard the acting capitol police chief say that the threats are through the roof. these appear to be prompted by a baseless conspiracy theory. what -- how concerned should we be by this? >> anthony, let's recall just last week, earlier in week actually, the fbi director, chris wray, said they have 2,000 open domestic terrorism cases. remember, if the fbi is saying that, they have all sorts of tools at their disposal. informants and cooperators, wiretaps. and so it's entirely possible that one of those investigations produced the intelligence that's been passed on to the capitol police. >> as we heard kris van cleave say, there are conflicting messages among law enforcement agencies, fran. what does that tell you? >> well, not unusual, anthony, right. everybody -- it's the blind man looking at the elephant. everybody feels a different piece and sees a different thing. i have to say, though, we have to take the threats -- given what hap

in louisiana -- 12-year-old patrick dowel surprised by his grandparents, tom and fran searly.accinated, not hugged in a year. in palmetto bay, florida this family. in ford city, pennsylvania, 3-year-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. than

inciting war in general well during the meeting the security council will be briefed by christine fran a burgen to the u.n. envoy for me on marsh she wants to visit the region and to visit the country itself but so far she has not been granted permission. i have emotional testimonies have been heard on the 2nd day of the trial against a former police officer charged with killing told floyd in the us city of minneapolis a teenager and a child were among those who spoke in course off camera because of their ages witnesses described how they tried to intervene and became increasingly angry as they demanded their children take his name off lloyd's knock down had been has more . as he watched derek show vanilla and george floyd's increasingly lifeless body donald williams called the police to report on the police at some point did you make a 911 call. the police. and why did you do that because i believe out with a murderer. williams testifying for a 2nd time on day 2 of the high profile civil rights trial can be heard on bystander video calling out to officers to stop the man a move yet br

. >>> meantime, pope frances frans iraq, moving forward with his trip amid tensions. the historic trip for the pope. ian pannell in iraq. >>> the scare in new york city, outdoor dining and a van and car colliding careening into an outdoor dining area. >>> prince and harry, the new clip tonight. why they had the turn down oprah when she first asked to interview them. >>> history made in the nfl. newest star tonight, and she is our person of the week. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we all feel it, the exhaustion and hope that more normal times are ahead of us. with vaccinations ramping up, tens of thousands of appointments this weekend alone. now comes the debate tonight. how soon to re-open, how much to re-open, and the ongoing debate over masks. texas the first to move this week and tonight arizona is allowing businesses to open at 100% capacity. and then a different approach, a slower one. we learned just before we came on the air tonight that california will now allow theme parks the re-open

and blaming and inciting well joining the meeting the security council will be briefed by christine fran a burgen to the u.n. envoy for me on mars she wants to visit the region and to visit the country itself but so far she has not been granted permission. yemen's who the rebels have rejected leaked a u.n. report suggesting they are behind an attack on aden airport at least 20 people were killed including a politician report to the security council says the missiles use was similar to those in the who the arsenal and were fired from areas under their control the rebels say any findings without an independent committee a biased and lack credibility the attack on aids was seen as an escalation in the 6 year civil war that targeted members of president robert months or how these governments it had happened as they were landing to meet u.a.e. back southern separatists after forming a unity government who these denied involvement and blame to the attack on saudi backed groups is saudi led coalition responded to the attacks with airstrikes on who do controlled capital sana the following day th

received four oscar nominations today, most nominated woman in oscar history in one ceremony, beating out frani think nomadland is probably the one to beat right now, but i would say watch out for promising young woman, the chicago 7, or minari, all of those have the goods, maybe, to win. you heard it here. it's not quite 101 dalmatians but police in germany have rescued 101 puppies from dog traffickers. the pups, from ten different breeds including maltese, chow chows and rottweilers, are now being looked after at an animal shelter in nuremberg. the price of puppies has soared during the various lockdowns. that's it, thank you for watching. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasing cloud amounts around over the next few days, just like we had on monday. in cornwall, it was a beautiful day with blue sky and sunshine, similar story for northern ireland. but further north and west, cloud gathered as we went through the day, rather threatening looking skies, indication of what's to come. yes, we have some weathe

inciting war in general well joining the meeting the security council will be briefed by christine fran a burgen to the u.n. envoy for me on mars she wants to visit the region and to visit the country itself but so far she has not been granted permission. who the rebels are rejecting a u.n. report indicating bear responsibility for an attack on the airport in december which killed 20 people report contains evidence the missiles used were similar to those in the movie arsenal and were fired from areas under their control the rebels say any findings submitted to the un security council a biased and lack credibility the attack on at an airport was seen as an escalation in the 6 year war that targeted members of president hardy's government as they landed to meet u.a.e. backed separatists after forming a unity government who these denied involvement and blame to the attack on saudi backed groups the saudi led coalition responded to the attacks with airstrikes on the who the held city of sanaa the following day. airport attack also prompted then u.s. secretary of state michael payer to desig

optimal that's never happened and we do not want it to happen and so we are raising the alarm last week fran said today 3rd wave of infections there are now more than 27000 patients in hospitals across the country that's the highest figure this month the number of intensive care is approaching 5000 which is a record for the year the doctor we just heard from says it's essential not to forget about covert patients. so it's a metaphor that you're still don't you feel so the sooner the government makes its decisions the better out even you cannot afford to just wait and see what the result of these measures to curb the increase in infections will be we are already observing a significant increase in the number of cases in addition we don't just have to take care of patients with coronavirus but also patients with more common diseases of the cardiovascular system or with neurological or on collage equal diseases in other words it is necessary to treat both patients with coronavirus and those who do not have covertly we will eventually run out of beds. a huge container ship the spin webs to cross

in louisiana, 12-year-old patrick dowell surprised by his grandparents, tom and fran searly.y vaccinated, not hugged in a year. >> i love you very much. >>epte florida,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? >

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sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—0 victory — but every goal was set—up by england striker fran kirby—1, after they were beaten in belfast today. the olympic champions lost 2—1 — their first defeat to the irish, who they're drawn to play against in tokyo this summer. the series will now be decided in the final match on tuesday. and lee westwood just missed—out on his first players championship title — find out who beat him on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me. back to you, clive. thank you for that, lizzie. that's it. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. inafew in a few minutes we will take a look at the front pages of the papers, but let's return to our main story. the commissioner of the metropolitan police says she won't resign, despite calls to quit over the force's handling of last night's vigil in memory of sarah everard. dame cressida dick defended the tactics of her officers in trying to clear the area on clapham common in south london, with the police saying the gathering posed a covid risk. i've been speaking to rod jarman, who's the former deputy assi

thanks fran. and finally it's that time of year when you need to be weary of stories that you seem too good to be true that's right april 1st is april fool's day and what was once a time for practical jokes on friends and family has become more widespread with companies and brands getting in on the action and one multinational company may have jumped the gun this year on monday reports started to surface that german automaker volkswagen plan to change the name of the u.s. operations to volkswagen of america that's the key for the k. to push their efforts into electric vehicles on tuesday morning officials with the company could burn the news and many major publications the networks ran with it apparently investors thought it was a pretty good idea as well as the company's stock even solid jolt amid the stunt but in the end the company finally admitted it was just a premature april fool's joke intended to highlight the launch of the new all electric id for s.u.v.s so for the next 24 to 48 hours rem

received four oscar nominations today, most nominated woman in oscar history in one ceremony, beating out frantranslation i think nomadland is probably the one to beat right now, but i would say watch out for promising young woman, the chicago 7, or minari, all of those have the goods, maybe, to win. for the last 12 months — international borders have been shut and global travel has been a bureaucratic nightmare. covid tests, paperwork, quarantines — such a headache. that is, of course, if you're a human. if you're a giant walrus on the other hand — the world is your oyster. this marine mammal the size of a bull was spotted off the coast of ireland, the first ever recorded sighting of a walrus there. marine biologists are unsure how the animal swam there from its arctic habitat — with some theorising it may have been carried much of the journey after falling asleep on a drifting iceberg. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm embley mike. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasi

sam kerr scored a hat—trick — with fran kirby also running the show for emma hayes's side.ad with american bryson dechambeau once again this evening — this time at the players championship in florida. westwood will take a two shot lead into the final day, after a bogey—free round yesterday, getting four birdies, including this one at the 17th. dechambeau just edged out westwood at the arnold palmer invitational last week. meanwhile at the qatar masters, how about this for a way to win a tournament? antoine rozner of france was tied for the lead going into the last hole — and holed a 60ft putt to take the title. absolutely incredible! still 24—10 to ireland in the six nations match against cotton, so ireland is looking good for the win with around 20 minutes to go. a lot can happen, though, but keep us posted. give very much. let's return to our main story this error. that is the demand from the home secretary for a report about the police's handling of the clashes last night over the video for sarah everard. they have had that report, mayor's london, siddique khan, has said

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fran's a career in stadium for a chance to sing the pontiff comes up to francis made an impassioned denunciation of religious fanaticism in the city of mosul also coming out of the darkest days of the pandemic in brazil an aggressive virus variance weaves through the country while president john have already downplays the threat. and will revisit their class ticket but why.

. >> plus, 102 years young and still going strong, the fran any who has -- granny who is taking the internet by storm after joining an online gym class. ♪ >> an agency that's called the federal emergency management somehow doesn't have the word emergency when it's used for a crisis. by definition, if you call in fema, you have an emergency which is another name for crisis. >> california congressman darrell issa calling out the biden administration as dhs orders fema to help with the surge of unaccompanied migrant children. jillian: this comes after a texas detention facility reports to being filled to over 700% capacity. here to discuss is former federal immigration judge, andrew arthur. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. jillian: let's pull up numbers here. 9,457, that is the number for unaccompanied minors at the southern border for february of 2021, up 61% versus january of 2021. those numbers are as a whole, that last number you see on your screen, 729 capacity, that's specifically at the donna, texas facility so with those numbers in mind, how needed

you look at the to this w noalin fran this ion the heels of last storm season last year that was alsoelow average for this time of the year. back to back storm seasons. today thankfully backed off. yesterday the winds were gusting 30-40 miles per hour. right now it is breezy but not nearly as strong as yesterday. wins generally around 15 miles per hour. a couple of exceptions along the coast. we will take you here. a thin little layer of fog trying to develop on the western half of the city. it is an indication we will see some changes in the next 24 hours. increase cloud cover and colder temperatures. right now-week-old down to 58 in the city. earlier today we were in the mid 60s. 70 in mountain view.mountain vi. at 52 degrees. let's you to santa cruz. a little bit brighter toward the beaches but temperature- wise 60s and 70s. from the north bay to fairfield, concorde, and livermore. a cold front to the north will move through here overnight. unfortunately, it will not bring any rainfall. it increases the cloud cover and brings in the cooler air. tomorrow morning it is bringing in a

a ball look outside of the city of stan fran from our treasure island camera.k at the glow on the buildings there from the sun. we know the source of this light, but some people are trying to figure out the source of the light in the pacific northwest. if you look at this video this morning, it is spurring a lot of speculation online. this was shot over seattle last night and captured a streak of light glitz tering in the night sky. from oregon, a similar view. it left many asking was it a mee tee your, space junk, alien. it was likely debris from a falcon 9 rocket that did not have a de orbit burn. >> okay. some explanation there. >> friday stocks opening in positive territory. here is live update. >> happy friday. >> happy friday. trading has just been under way for a little more than ten minutes and things are green so far across the board to kick off our friday. right now the dow is up 137 points. also checking in this morning on the technology sector. the nasdaq is up just about 30 points so things looking good across the board. businesses relying on the g

it garden after a group of air were american students at fran frisco medical school were verbally harassinga hispanic student using words like trump, and the kkk. >> and in san francisco, we have a public legend of a black woman who has not been given due process. >> reporter: reverend amos brown who heads the local chapter of the naacp said they are considering suing the board and the city. some in the asian pacific islander community wanted hire removed. so is this racism any better? i mean, come on now. let's fishing this out. i mean just because she's an african-american woman doesn't mean she gets a free pass. they would do not that with anyone else. >> reporter: collins still has the right to vote on the board and said she has of stepping down. >>> today a national day of action and healing and it's in recognition of the rise of attacks against asian americans. just about an hour ago, president biden tweeted hate can have no safe hasher in america. it must stop and it's on all of us together to make it stop. today elected officials from across san mateo county denounced that violence,

fran kirby with chelsea's second goal.p injury. the fourth and final test between india and england starts on thursday in ahmedabad. the third match ended in just under two days. much of the talk during the series has been about the pitches in india — something both captains are keen to play down. when the ball seems on a particular pitch, and they get batted out 40 — 50—60, they never talk about the pitch, they talk about that batting. what space are we talking from, and what is the idea behind continuing this narrative and what purpose it serves people who keep continuing this conversation, which is quite one—sided. we know that the likelihood is it is going to spin and it will spin relatively early on in the game. and we should not be scared of that. the most important thing if we go in there with confidence, especially as a batting group, we go in there and we are very clear about how we want to play and we play with our bat and we trust our defence and we will be clear when we get opportunities to score and take them

and by the way, elite documents show one thousand unacompanied my fran which were have been held at theow, retires i.c.e. acting director, ronald. thank you for joining us, it must take a toll on border agents those charged with trying to handle this surge of migrants, the sad conditions as they arrive. but the children who are all alone, it must take an election --' emotional toll on those trying to help, a crisis about it is a crisis, it is very sad. the families, go through a journey, they get taken advantage of by corrupt governments and smugglers who leave them in bad condition, and the workforce, and their families, in the history of the department, they have been through this three times this problem has been solved 3 times in this department. yet here we are again because we reversed the policies that were working at the border last year, now we have a unmitigated crisis, people are encouraged to send their kids to the border, they. they can be daycare monitors but that not why they signed up for this job. wait or reinstate them until we can get enough shelter space. >> yes, too

one more time, fran. ♪ thank you, michelle obama, for debuting your new netflix show, "waffles & mochi tune in next week, for melania trump's new netflix show, "waffles & mochi." >> i forgot about the picture. >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ indiscernible ] yeah that was "waffles & mochi." thank you. good job, winnie ♪ thank you, franny. twice even ♪ thank you, new study that three feet of distance is enough to keep students safe but to be extra safe, all first graders are still advised to get a cootie shot. >> what's a cootie shot? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you -- go winnie go franny. >> i did this. >> jimmy: do one more, winnie. ♪ thank you, the president's "help is here" tour, or as most people are calling it, "biden better have my money." that's a song, based off a a song franny having fun ♪ thank you -- go win. >> wait, what? >> jimmy: yeah, you can tap. thank you, ribbons, or as i like to call you, balloon leashes. ♪ lost -- lost franny. thank you, new heinz condiments -- go winnie. "hanch, wasabioli, and tarchup," for sounding like the name of iceland's number one personal injury firm -

we do get some wind monda tuesday and more low 70s in san fran and across the inland valleys, upper 70s, this weekend. we cool off, monday, with that windier system down to 69. then, we are back up once we hit thursday, to 80 degrees. as i was on, the air conditioning actually kicked on in my house a little bit. got a little warm inside today. i know. it's a sign of the times, right? i can't wait for the weekend. so excited. >> nicely done, mr. sunshine. >> can't believe you are turning on the ac now, wow. that time. got 80s going. thanks, jeff. >> making moves before the draft. did you see what the 9ers did today? whoa. a massive trade and why it might have jimmy g looking over his shoulder. anthony flores joins us with that story, next, in sports. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a littl

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fran kesza was the daughter of our cnn colleague.in cancer on christmas eve when she was just mine months old. in her memory, cnn is launching a beanie with the hashtag team beans on it. i'm going to put it on so that you can see it. because i think you need this. i think kids like beans think you need this. all proceeds will be going to fund research at the dana farber cancer institute where beans was treated. research and treatment for this rare form of cancer that is typically seen in infants. we invite you to purchase a beanie at teambean.shop. and, beans, happy birthday, sweet girl. we'll be right back. with oscar mayer deli fresh it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh >>> here we go. >> you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. president joe biden has now officially signed this historic $1.9 trillion covid relief b

an hour from now, he will lay out a $2 trillion plan to fix the nation's crumbling fran structure topaid for by an increase in taxes. brian deese talked about why this is needed on cnbc this morning. watch. i apologize. we don't have that sound bite. we'll bring that back to you once we get that up. let's bring into the conversation nbc news correspondent monica alba in pittsburgh, traveling with the president. brian deese saying this plan is big and ambitious. talk about how big and ambitious it will be and whether or not it's likely to get some support. >> reporter: bigger, ayman, than the initial $1.9 trillion covid relief bill that was passed. the first few months of his station were about relief and rescue for the american people, and now they are pivoting to the recovery phase that's what he hopes to really outline in his remarks he has just landed here in pittsburgh and is on his way to this training center and campus where he will talk about infrastructure as we've come to know it rebuilding roads and rail, airports, all of those kinds of things. he's also going to talk about

sir fran kiss drake was a 16th century english naval officer who many point out was also a slave traderated a working group last summer to analyze his history and raise awareness about the possible change. a similar hearing happens today in san anselmo. fairfax agreed to change the name of its two-mile leg but has not agreed on what that new name will be. >>> in a few hours the high-profile trial of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will begin. jury selection is set to begin at a san jose federal courthouse and the courtroom is already reconfigured to socially distance jurors. a judge also ordered holmes to wear a clear face mask during the trial, which is expected to take two to four months. holmes and theranos' former c.o.o. each face a dozen felony fraud charges related to lying to investors about the availabilities of their blood testing company. they both face 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> 6:35 and we are keeping an eye on the sky with nbc bay area sky ranger fired up, tracking this incoming winter storm. let's head outside for you right now, a live look at the mighty gol

fran, believe me. no, don't for her tonight. but this was still an ice bucket right here.or the layin stanford never was threatened in this one. they roll 8741 for williams playing in her native san antonio front of her family and friends great heard that she could break that in front of the she led the way with 20 points and see and it turns out we have one of the best pro martial artists in the world right in our backyard. national karate athlete. joan orban is a stockton native, but she fights out of san jose she's won at every level except the olympic level was she just so happens to be training for. i caught up with orban before she left for istanbul, turkey as she trains become to become an olympian. >> or bond has been fighting all her life. took on a new person. >> credit was never ever thought to going to the olympics right before it was just going to be a world champion. so now it's. >> i want to be an olympian. that's just about all has left to achieve. she's a 12 time. usa national champion a 6 time ranked as high as 7th in the world before leaving team usa to

i'm in front of the south san fran. it's it's the south san francisco office. i'm sure they and their corporate office. they have been celebrating the overnight hours because you talked about the. success rate when it comes to the astrazeneca covid 1979% when it comes to the symptoms of covid-19 and 100% of active when it comes to certain diseases that they just wrapped up. >> phase 3. the earlier phases had some up and down there was one point where there was concern that possibly the covid-19 from astrazeneca cause blood clotting as they did the test to thousands of people in europe and some south american countries. they went back to look at it and they said they. their covid-19 vaccine did not create blood clots. of course, the fda for us for americans. they will make the final determination. but this is great news because let's face it a lot of people want to get their vaccinations. this like pfizer and moderna. this will be a 2 shot deal if it's approved lot of people when they did their testing. james and ari already had their first shot and it appears t