gabriela: muchÍsimas gracias por este enlace, esperemos que todo el mundo respete.mana supimos que hay 3200 menores no acompaÑados en custodia, no del departamento de seguridad interior, sino del departamento de salud. lo que es mÁs grave es que sÓlo hay unas 500 plazas disponibles en albergues para niÑos, para hablar sobre esto tenemos a arturo vizcarra, abogado de inmigraciÓn. arturo, gracias por estar con osotros, buenas tardes. ¿cuÁl es la situaciÓn en estos centros? estamos hablando de la misma cosa o no lo mismo? >> no, no estamos hablando de la misma cosa. la denegaciÓn de donald trump hizo muchas cosas para crear las crisis, dde negarle a las personas el derecho de pedir asilo, de de crear situaciones para que se viera por la situaciÓn. lo que estamos viendo ahorita no es una oleada, lo que estamos viviendo ahora es las consecuencias de no haber cumplido la ley con la administraciÓn de donald trump. que hay tantas personas que en estado esperando para poder entrar al paÍs. antes no podÍa, simplemente porque la meditaciÓn de donald trump habÍa violado la soli

gabriela: thank you, tom.n terms of the chinese stock market, we have seen a correction from those february highs. i think it has very much to do with a similar story to what is happening in the nasdaq in the u.s.. chinese markets are extremely growthy, very geared towards technology, innovation, and they did extremely well last year during the pandemic. top-performing market, up 30%. so i think all you are seeing is just a correction from very good year last year. tom: what everybody wants to know is your reset on emerging markets. you talk about a tug-of-war. there's many tug-of-war's in many different parts of em. can you stay in em? can you add new cash to em, or do you dash to america? gabriela: no, emerging markets is both cyclically and structurally an overweight in our portfolio. but it is important to understand how emerging markets have changed. it is a different emerging market at the beginning of the cycle that it -- of this cycle than it was at the beginning of last cycle. it is more growthy. it h

obviously, it affects richard and gabriela much more, but it is the _ richard and gabriela much more,rities are aware _ expect the iranian authorities are aware of— expect the iranian authorities are aware of the impacts, but the hardliners are hard—hearted about it, hardliners are hard—hearted about it. and _ hardliners are hard—hearted about it, and they're doing it for diplomatic level age. and they will keep doing it, so the consequences is there _ keep doing it, so the consequences is there going to keep doing it until— is there going to keep doing it until they get what they want. i don't _ until they get what they want. i don't know how they can keep doing it and _ don't know how they can keep doing it and destroy families. this is a mother— it and destroy families. this is a mother and _ it and destroy families. this is a mother and a child. it�*s it and destroy families. this is a mother and a child.— mother and a child. it's hard i supposed _ mother and a child. it's hard i supposed to _ mother and a child. it's hard i supposed to know _ mother and a child. it's hard i suppo

gabriela's been counting down the days till the end of her mum's sentence.ing, nazanin�*s ankle tag that the family this was the moment five years ago when nazanin was arrested by iran's revolutionary guards at tehran airport. her holiday with her parents was over, and she was heading back to london. since then, she's endured eight months of solitary confinement, blindfolded interrogations and many false promises of release. and now, another court case hangs over her. her husband says she's been held over financial debt that britain owes iran. i think if i'm honest, the point i make to the government is if we get to this point and she's not out, then she's a hostage. you know what they want, they've been talking a long time. "we want our money back, we want the debt, it hasn't been settled." and here we are at the end of nazanin�*s prison sentence, which was unfair in the first place, but it's illegal under british law, it's illegal under iranian law, illegal under international... every kind of law you want. we have to face the facts that needs to be sorted

but the bigger picture of when will this be over, gabriela asked me that.ing you're going to do with mummy when she comes back? first thing you're going to do together? go to the toy shop. but nazanin isn't coming home yet. she's still, richard says, a pawn in a game of international chess. the foreign secretary dominic raab says iran is putting the family through an intolerable ordeal. her mp says it's mental torture. for how much longer will they have to endure this agony of separation? i love you, baby. say goodbye to mummy. love you! bye — bye! love you. the headlines on bbc news... at least four extremely powerful explosions have gone off in the west african state of equatorial guinea, killing 15 people and injuring 500 according to the country's president. pope francis celebrates mass in irbil — declaring that iraq will remain in his heart — as he holds the last public event of his historic trip to the country. here in the uk — the first easing of the coronavirus restrictions is to begin on monday — when ten million pupils in england begin going back

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here's author gabriela garcia. >> good morning, america. meditation on the choices of mothers and the legacies and memories they carry that takes you from 19th century cigar factories in cuba to modern-day detention centers in texas. i can't wait to see you soon and talk some more about it. >> and our cecilia vega is sitting down with gabriela later on this month. "of women and salt" is available everywhere books are sold today and you can read an excerpt on our website, goodmorningamerica.com, and as always keep reading along with us on our instagram account @gmabookclub. t.j. >> robin you're ready to read this one. >> they do it every single time. they really find these great reads for us. love it. >>> want to turn now to two ucla gymnasts making moves on the floor but an important message behind their routine part of tonight's "soul of a nation" and kenneth moton sat down with the gymnasts. good morning, sir. >> hey, good morning. let me throw out names, simone biles and dominique dawes, gabby douglas, all decorated gymnasts, black women

sus residentes sin importar tienen o no documentos y presentar matrÍcula consolar >>> el esposo de gabrielaacuna queremos recordar que puede visitar nuestra pÁgina planificatuvacuna.com y vea es si elegible para recibir la vacuna y riesgos de salud >>> marcha en washington >> claro piden el estatus especial afectados por huracanes. >> desastres naturales que se unieron a la pandemia tel covid y la mala situaciÓn econÓmica y social que atraviesa honduras >>> hemos venido acÁ hondureÑos de diferentes ciudades a pedir un tps al presidente biden. todavÍa la administraciÓn del presidente biden no ha hecho nada le dio tps a los hermanos de venezuela y honduras que realmente estÁ sufriendo >>> una pandemia y una clase polÍtica corrupta que hay en honduras >>> segÚn datos del centro de investigaciones ahora hay 79 mil hondureÑos con el tps >>> una madre y su hijo de corta edad que vajaban en un auto. >> les de verte mos la muerte de los del aviÓn y el pequeÑito que iba con su mamÁ ocurriÓ en una zona residencial cerca de un aeropuerto. >> en el sur de florida expertos de la administraciÓn federal d

gabriela huerta, telemundo 48. la ciudad del paso en texas 9 de ellos han dado positivo a covid 19.ales ningÚn ha a vand nado el hotel. >>> constantemente estamos monitoreando las personas como debe ser. y los servicios a su habitaciÓn como alimentaciÓn y utensilios bÁsicos. >>> las pruebas que se hacen a las inmigrantes indocumentados son los kit de prueba rÁpida. dan resultado en menos de 15 minutos. 14. # ciento hectareas quemadas ha dejado los in zn dois forestales en argentina. los residentes regresaron al lugar. para encontrar sus casas reducidas a cenizas. el in zn doi fue en chubut entre la cordillera de los andes y el ocÉano atlÁntico. >>> un camiÓn que transportaba diesel y un autobÚs. el accidente a primeras horas del jueves en nuevo leÓn mÉxico. los fallecidos son 2 ocupantes del camiÓn que estallÓ despuÉs de la colisiÓn y algunos pasajeros de la in dado de transporte pÚblico. >>> mÉxico da un paso mÁs hacia la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana. a travÉs de un proyecto de ley que busca despenalizar el cannabis para uso recreativo, medicinales y cientÍficos. camg bay rai un gr

josh brown, gabriela, good to have you both.exchange coin base announcing plans last week to go public through a direct listing up next we'll speak with the first analyst to initiate coverage of the stock and why he thinks it is a buy plus mike santoli looking at the industrial revival trade whether the big rally in copper prices is arng tsttio look stretched. back in just 90 seconds on closing bell you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip. i invested in invesco qqq. a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100, like you. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪♪ >>> the amazon moment for crypto is how d.a. davidson describes coin base's upcoming direct listing, listing a buy rating and $195 price target. the bullish target comes as bit coin rallied more than 70% so far this year. for more let's bring in the analyst behind the call. very good to see you thanks so much for joining us. let's start on the headline point i just mentioned why is this such a big moment for crypto as a whole? >> c

superintendente del distrito escolar unificado de san francisco y la presidenta de la junta de educaciÓn gabrielantes que van a regresar a clases en persona serÁn prekinder a segundo gra do por dÍas completo o 5 dÍas a la semana. y con pocas excepciones, los estudiantes se van a quedar con sus maestros. los padres que no estÁn cÓmodos con esto, pueden tener clases a distancia. >>> dijo hemos... los recursos que los estudiantes necesitan para estudiar desde casa, especialmente los niÑos afroamericanos, hispanos y asiÁticos. las escuelas tendrÁn que cumplir con las guÍas de seguridad pÚblica, de la ciudad y del departamento de salud publica para abrir. tiene 64 primarias,. fueron aprobadas para reabrir el 12 de abril y se espera que otras 18 escuelas abran en la segunda ola de reapertura a finos de abril. fÁtima, los estudiantes de se secundaria y preparatoria regresen el prÓximo aÑo escolar y tienen que determinar si va a pasar. desde san francisco, soy xiomara lÓpez, regreso contigo fÁtima. >>> es un programa diferente que tendrÁn algunos distrito kos lars, en otras ciudades que no tienen contemp

gabriela dice que no se vacunarÁ, porque leyÓ que las mujeres pueden quedar esteriles.portunidades. >> no quiero decir nada contra un pastor. pero la verdad es que la realidad, la ciencia nos dice que estas vacunas funcionan muy bien. y no se han han hecho con las cÉlulas de personas muertas. reportera: es tal la desinformaciÓn en la comunidad hispana que se lanzÓ una campaÑa con comerciales en espaÑol. algunos de ellos con pastores reconocidos por los hispanos. >> recomiendo como informaciÓn confiable vayan a los mÉdicos. reportera: claudia gonzÁlez de la asociaciÓn campesina de florida dice que su organizaciÓn hace un esfuerzo diario para combatir la desinformaciÓn. algunos le ponen dispositivo en su cuerpo para espiarlos. >> creen que la vacuna traerÁ un chip. que de esa manera los van a tener registrados. el gobierno sabrÁ de ellos. reportera: otros creen que son el simbolo del mal. >> la vacuna una seÑal de anticristo. reportera: un estudio dice que Él 47 % de los hispanos no se vacuna o prefiere esperar. jorge: hay que preguntar. a propÓsito del coronavirus maÑana

. >> reporter: gabriela villagomez-morales, also single, worked at a daycare center until it closed inch. >> i think if it wasn't for my sister helping me out, i'll probably be out in the street with my kids. >> reporter: when travel to maui halted, so too did jessica oyanagi's tourist-dependent photography business. >> i never thought at 40 i'd be on unemployment, food stamps, living with my parents at this age at this time of my life. >> reporter: just some of the faces of the so-called "she- cession." >> in the 2008 receson, people called it a man cession because it was men's jobs that went first. that's because we were losing jobs and construction and finance, places where men tend to dominate. >> reporter: economist betsey stevenson says the gender dimension of this recession is different. >> we lost jobs in retail and leisure and hospitality and in hospitals and health care services. and those are all jobs where women hold the majority of the jobs and they actually got the majority of the layoffs. >> reporter: after the great recession of '08, the economy shifted away from male-d

trek >> reporter: gabriela lopez called for san francisco to implement a super pod day like marin county. >> will be distribution of these codes it's beat up the process of reopening schools? >> reporter: this is step one, getting all of the teachers vaccinated. under the red tier, that is part of the agreement between the union and the district. here's the big asterix, even if all of these teachers in san francisco were to get access codes right now and then get inoculated by midnight tonight, this school would still be close to tomorrow because the union and that the districts have still not come up with an agreement on the number of items including the number of hours of classroom instruction. even if all of these teachers are vaccinated, bottom-line, the schools will remain shut down for now. >> there are not that many days of school left before summer break. thanks. >>> developing news out of fremont where on hours long standoff is over. ken bastida following the latest developments. >> reporter: police had the home surrounded for most of the day today. this all started as they resp

now in a statement for president gabriela lopez says in part many teachers have been taking part are taking bart across the bay to oakland ca listen to get a shot we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state is stepped up. now it's up to us as a city to get this done. new funding will expand covid-19 testing in california schools and hopefully speed up the return to on-campus learning. governor gavin, newsome made the announcement explain that the money will allow for more covid-19 testing for low income students. the waiver approved by the biden administration is the first in the nation to allow medicaid funding for the voluntary testing in schools. the first of 5 new board members at the oakland unique the oakley union elementary school district have now been shows in all the members step down after video surfaced of them criticizing parents when they thought they were speaking in private line a fuller has been selected to serve as the interim trustee. for area 2 of the oakley union school district as a mother of 2 and a previous volunteer with city communities for believe

. >> reporter: for gabriela wilson, known widely as h.e.r., writing a song for "judas and the black messthe perfect thing. >> reporter: she drew inspiration from the work of fred hampton. the film is based on the life and dead of the fearless chicago-based activist. >> we watched the movie in the studio before we created this song. >> you can murder a revolutionary but you can't murder a revolution! you can't murder freedom! >> i thought about all the different storylines, and everybody was fighting for something. whether it was for themselves, for freedom, for for control, - everybody was fighting for something every single day. and the idea was to create this song that gave people hope. ♪ freedom going to keep us strong ♪ >> reporter: "fight for you" would become the film's final call to arms, a soulful cry for justice, revolution, revelation. ♪ fighting for my brothers fighting because they judge us ♪ >> freedom for each other, freedom from how they see us, freedom doesn't hang from the trees, things like that. >> freedom's not free. >> freedom is not free. >> you've said that everybo

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al-jazeera the arab . police in senegal say the opposition leader son sancho will be released after his court appearance later on monday opposition party and civil society groups have called for 3 days of mass demonstrations over the rest they say charges of rape against him are politically motivated or for he say some cause custody has been lifted and he did remain at the police station after night. protesters burned barricades on the streets of port au prince on sunday is haiti's political turmoil and he continues demonstrators say president of the now moyes is an illegitimate leader and a calling for him to resign moyes maintains his term lasts until next year while the opposition argues it should have ended 3 weeks ago. china is rejecting claims that its treatment of ethnic minorities in amounts to genocide a government is facing mounting criticism over the detention of more than a 1000000 a muslim week is in what it c

and it's to len's bagus thank you very much for talking with us that was gabriela stands back as the foreign minister of lithuania. for sketch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today a member of parliament from uncle americal c.d.u. party has died after collapsing on a flight back to germany from cuba colleen shunts was 53 the cause of death is unclear the tabloid is reporting that she was not traveling on business science had recently been caught up in a law being scandal involving. scientists say of all kind of corruption in iceland kogo could go on for several weeks hundreds of sightseers a flaw to the volcano south of the capital reykjavik tens of thousands of small tremors rocked the area for weeks before the volcano began erupting. the main opposition candidate in elections just held in the republic of congo has died a spokesperson said brees parfait called died as he was being transferred to france for treatment for coated 19 he was the main rival of president denise gesso who is expected to extend his 36 year hold on power. a group of 8 hong kong pro-

for six—year—old gabriela, an image on a mobile phone can't replace the touch of her mother.end of her mum's sentence. this morning, nazanin�*s ankle tag was taken off. nazanin said she was ecstatic and went to visit her elderly grandmother, but in a week she faces a different court case on another secret charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin, everyone was going mad, "is she out?" and yes, she is. technically, the first court case is finished. at the same time, the second court case simultaneously has been evoked. so the foreign office are pleased that they've got the ankle tag off and there's been progress. and they clearly issued a formal note this morning saying, "you have to release her". so the iranians have done that. but they've kept it as leverage going forwards. and i find that my emotional reaction has been quite guarded about what this means and we're still in the middle, we're in the middle of this game of chess. she was at tehran airport, preparing to fly home from a holiday visiting her parents, when she was arrested in 2016. since then, she's suffered m

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed aside big al-jazeera the arab. roy chalons has been monitoring the situation here in the u.k. and so rory the 5 year sentence is complete but now the guy radcliffe going to court to face new charges tell us about the political reaction here to this. well i mean we've heard from both the foreign office and we've heard from boris johnson the prime minister today basically saying that they glad that sentence has come to an end but the the iranian treatments of a continuous mia's is very inherent castration is unacceptable and needs to be ended the difficulty is working out quite how that is going to happen because i think you know the general perception from both nazanin family and from the british government is that this is nothing to do justice is nothing to do with guilt or innocence this is about point scoring this is about saying you know kind of geopolitical argument between iran and the west particularly the united kingdom so in

mr lenz bagus thank you very much for talking with us that was gabriela stands back in the foreign minister of lithuania . let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the main opposition candidate in elections held in the republic of congo has died a spokesperson said that a parfait had died as he was being transferred to friends for treatment for cover 19 he was the main rival of president denise us oh yes the one who is expected to extend his 36 year old power. scientists say volcanic eruption in iceland could go on for several weeks hundreds sightseers a flock to the south south of the capital reykjavik tens of thousands of small tremors rocked the area for several weeks before the volcano began erupting. australia is set to evacuate thousands more people from sydney's suburbs in the worst flooding in decades heavy rains have swelled rivers across new south wales state causing widespread damage the services fear that more than 50000 people could be displaced as forecast show more rain is on the way. so let's get the latest from roger maynard a j

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al jazeera the arab. now from the ruins of churches in northern iraq where i saw once ruled pope francis has called on christians to forgive the injustices committed against them the leader. the roman catholic church was met by large crowds in mosul and the town of course then located in the dwindling christian communities heartland snuffle to reports arabic. amid the rubble of mosul's old city a prayer for the victims of war. and in a nearby christian town striving to recover from isis to your occupation and appeal to forgive and look to the future you know recently as soon as it's a matter of conversion of the hearts reconciliation and putting aside our differences we must all work together for the future opportunity love which recognizes a common humanity and together build a dialogue and forgive on his 3rd and final day in iraq pope francis traveled to the northern end of a plains to highlight the plight of communities

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al jazeera the. demonstrations of start of the head of the trial of a white police officer charged with killing george floyd thousands of marched in the u.s. city of minneapolis demanding justice for the black man's death which sparked protests right around the world the jury for the trial is set to be selected on monday floyd died after an office in kneeled on his neck from nearly 9 minutes. in england nearly 7000000 school students are heading back to class on monday and the parents and teachers are relieved after more than 2 months of disruption but things are still going to be a long way from normal woodburn reports now from a school in the town of walking. preparing for. it's been a long hard winter in the u.k.'s education system but the banners are going up and the students are going back a horse will see the junior school friends and classmates who've been separated since the start of january already to be reunited

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al-jazeera the. so i had fun on the ground. unions called for a total strike to shutdown me and mas economy on monday as the security forces ramp up that crackdown with last night time arrests and the blockbuster interview that's going to accusations flying in the british royal family before it's even and. how them places safe on a warning has now been issued for a tropical cyclone and they are and that's pulling away from southern fiji pulling away from the new caledonia high pressure coming in behind things quieting down quite nicely that we have got some showers into eastern parts of australia having said that over the next couple of days just around 7 posit queensland northern parts of new south wales could still see some rather heavy rain from time to time plenty of showers around the cape york peninsula just around the top and if the sunshine and warm sunshine that you're after well take a look at the southwest getti

for six—year—old gabriela, an image on a mobile phone can't replace the touch of her mother. was taken off. nazanin said she was ecstatic and went to visit her elderly grandmother, but in a week she faces a different court case on another secret charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin, everyone was going mad, "is she out?" and yes, she is. technically, the first court case is finished. at the same time, the second court case simultaneously has been evoked. so the foreign office are pleased that they've got the ankle tag off and there's been progress. and they clearly issued a formal note this morning saying, "you have to release her". so the iranians have done that. but they've kept it as leverage going forwards. and i find that my emotional reaction has been quite guarded about what this means and we're still in the middle, we're in the middle of this game of chess. she was at tehran airport, preparing to fly home from a holiday visiting her parents, when she was arrested in 2016. since then, she's suffered months of solitary confinement, blindfolded interrogations, an

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days and tell her mother is free to assad bake al-jazeera the. an update on the world weather in a moment and then could be an end to the endless war by the administration outlines its afghanistan strategy and some excitement on the bit of caution as millions of students prepare to go back to school in england. how i once again the weather's fine and dry across the middle east lots of sunshine coming through but some places of platen little further north because see some rice the snow just rolling out of that eastern side of turkey just around georgia maybe into our media as well possibility of what is to wintry flurries over towards afghanistan but elsewhere was fine and dry temps just haven't done a lot getting it very pleasant 26 celsius and rising could touch 28 celsius as we go on in tuesday the fine weather comes down across southern parts as well through saudi arabia the u.a.e. oman and into yemen and across the other side of the gulf of aden it stays fine

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al jazeera the arab . the u.s. secretary of state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the biden administration's strategy to end the conflict and the blinken has made several proposals one of which involves a leading role for turkey as our diplomatic editor james bates. some of the american troops now serving in afghanistan weren't even born when the u.s. 1st went to war there in 2001 the united states currently has 2500 troops serving in the country under a deal negotiated in doha between the trumpet ministration and the taliban they're all supposed to leave by the 1st of may last week zalmay holyfield's that the u.s. special envoy appointed by president trump but retained by president biden was in kabul for meetings with officials including with the afghan president ashraf ghani the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has now written to president garny outlining a new fast track diplomatic process he says

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days and tell her mother is freed i said big al-jazeera the arab world dr roxana from a family on is from the university of cambridge she says nazarenes full release now depends on how flexible both sides are willing to be. the majority of cases in the past where prisoners that were dual nationals such as not. when they were released and their term was finished they were still not given permission to leave iran in the majority of cases for up to a year so it is very unlikely in any event that she will be able to go back and we have to look back at the time when iran and the signatories of the iran nuclear deal were pretty together the original deal. was in prison at that point each and nothing really moved on chase even as many nuclear deal was was put together and adopted on our all sides so it's possible that it will not have a great deal to do with her case on the other hand it is good timing in the sense that the. sides are in the process of trying to find an

for six—year—old gabriela, an image on a mobile phone can't replace the touch of her mother.unting down the days till the end of her mum's sentence. this morning, nazanin�*s ankle tag that the family have had to rent from the iranian authorities, has been taken off. nazanin said she was ecstatic and went to visit her elderly grandmother, but in a week she faces another court case on another secret charge. bi; another court case on another secret charae. �* , ., , another court case on another secret charae. j ,, .,~ charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin. — charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin, everyone _ charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin, everyone was - charge. by the time i was speaking to nazanin, everyone was going . charge. by the time i was speaking i to nazanin, everyone was going mad, is she out? and yes, she is. technically, the first court case is finished. at the same time, the second court case simultaneously has been evoked. so the foreign office are pleased that they have got the ankle tag of and there has been progress. and they clea

she found some support from gabriela lopez that said, i stand in solidarity with the vice president and asian- american communities. this has been marked by hate and violence. in this moment of pain, words matter more than ever. i appreciate that vice president alison collins apologize for her remarks. matt boone, abc7 news. >>> as governor gavin newsom pledged to make all californians eligible for vaccination by may 1, the state is struggling to reach certain populations. california is among the worst states for vaccine equity. our reporter is part of our vaccine team, speaking to community and state leaders about what needs to change.>> reporter: over 24% of californians have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine so far. when it comes to vaccine equity, the cdc says we are struggling. to be blunt, we are among the worst. we are ranked number 44 among 48 states on the list. >> sadly, i am not surprised.>> reporter: to go to change the distribution strategies always go, allocating 40% of all vaccine doses to zip codes in the most vulnerable areas of the date. governor gavin

that was board president gabriela lopez. they did not endorse or. collins is up for reelection in 2022. dan, i can see the teachers union backing the candidacy. we'll see. >>> thank you very much. >>> a devastated downtown. that is the pandemic reality of san francisco. tonight we take you on a tour of empty streets and storefronts to finding the path forward.>>> i was the only black in there. i don't know what was going through her mind. i like to do is state facts. >> he is sharing his story alleging racial discrimination at starbucks. >>> i am those wins tomorrow bring about some warmer temperatur where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, the

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this is an advocate with the women's rights group gabriela. >> we would like to underline the fact we are in a deeper crisis. amy: in india, thousands of women farmers led hunger strikes and sit-ins at multiple sites on the outskirts of new delhi, where tens of thousands of farmers have camped out for over three months protesting new neoliberal agricultural laws promoted by prime minister narendra modi. in australia, hundreds of workers from nurses to teachers gathered outside a government building in sydney condemning violence against women and calling for greater gender equality and protections in the workplace. in mexico, the names of femicide victims were painted on security barriers placed in front of the presidential palace in mexico city's zÓcalo ahead of a massive march today. over 900 femicides were reported in mexico last year alone. >> we believe that it is important they're written because the fight is for them. what we want is to ask for justice, for the people to be aware in the president who lives here to understand we are fighting because they are killing as. amy: in g

. >> reporter: gabriela lopez has asked for restorative process.meanwhile students weighed in with their ideas. >>> i was disgusted at your rhetoric. the often present lack of unity between the black and asian american trinities to an attack against asian american circus >> when i was going to my toughest time, she was the only one who made sure i was okay. i deftly do not think she should resign. she should not apologize. >> reporter: she listened while parents expressed anger. >> for the rest of your life you will be haunted by your actions. wherever you go people will see you for what you really are, a racist. hour many who want collins to remain on the board feel that this was brought up for political reasons. >> this is a political pawn to keep the law the way it is. >> reporter: reverend brown supports collins. >> collins apologize. let us just get with her. work with her. format round suggested the entire community set an example and work toward an equal education for all children. kate larsen for abc 7 news. >>> help is coming to low income

it even calling on the city to host a teacher vaccination day in a statement gabriela lopez says in part quote many teachers have been taking barked across the bay to the oakland coliseum to get a shot. we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up. now it's up to the u.s. as a city to get this done. >>getting the vaccine into the alameda county community remains a high priority. according to officials infection rates remain high and some of the lower economic areas in oakland san leandro and hayward and that fact is among the primary reasons alameda county remains in the restrictive purple tier of california's blueprint for a safer economy. >>i think it has to do with just hitting the people that really don't have time for covid you know they have to work 2 jobs, they had their children are in this kind distance learning where they're trying to figure out daycare and babysitting for plus they have to go to work, you know they don't have time to worry about covid and so they're doing the best they can and we're trying to help them. it's definitely been true when ca

board president, gabriela lopez said she stands in solidarity with and asian-american communities.this week has been marked by hate and violence, she says, and now words matter more than ever. i appreciated that vice president collins has apologized for her remarks. another board member, mark santos, says collins has work to do with the asian communiy. >> i think she needs to make sure that she is going around the bay area and beyond to correct the impressions that she left. >> reporter: a former school board member has previously said this board is not in touch with the community. >> my own impression is that it is sparely cohesive as a board the disconnect is between the board and the community. >> reporter: a facebook group with 951 members is asking that collins, lopez, and a third school board member be recalled. there is even a website, recalled the school board. 10 of the 11 school board supervisors have asked that collins step down. supervisor dean preston did not call for her resignation but said it was difficult for him to see her path forward on the school board. >> repo

in a statement board president gabriela lopez said in part quote many teachers have been taking bartthe bay to the open coliseum to get a shot. we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up. now it's up to us as a city to get this done. end quote. governor newsom for his part is promising more money to expand covid-19 testing in california schools and hopefully speed up the return to in person classes. governor newsome says the money will be used for more covid-19 testing for low income students that money has been approved by the biden administration and what and will it will allow a medicaid money for these voluntary testing programs in schools, we'll see if that doesn't speed up the process a bit. and a month on series on remarkable women begins with a stop in sonoma county that is where we meet larkin o'leary, she's a mother who has dedicated herself to raising awareness about kids with disabilities call forcefully to call has her story. >>inclusion and acceptance drive larkin o'leary's mission if we don't presume competence we'll never know 3 years ago the

so in a statement board president gabriela lopez said in part quote many teachers have been taking bart across the bay to the oakland coliseum to get their shot. we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up. now it's up to the city or up to us as a city to get this done. end quote. governor newsome moderate promising more money to expand covid-19 testing in california schools and hopefully speed up the return to in person, learning the governor says the money will be used for more covid-19 testing for low income students that money is being approved by the biden administration and will allow medicaid money for the voluntary testing in schools. >>6.49 and while wineries are allowed to have tastings outdoors and you don't need to be eating distilleries and breweries are be tree are being treated differently. they are not allowed to reopen for tastings outdoors until the county that they're in is in the orange tier kron four's noelle bellow has more. here at mad for its brewing in napa their space to host outdoor tasting safely. >>but these chairs are sitting empty.

. >> reporter: gabriela lopez says it starts april 12th at about a dozen schools. >> it's great that they finally set a date. it's what a lot of parents in the community have been desperately asking the school district to do. >> reporter: he is one of many parents who rallied for schools to reopen. he says remote learning has been a failure for his two sons, 8 and 14. >> but, you know, it doesn't work. >> reporter: the teachers union likes the return to classroom plan which includes health and safety protocols and vaccinations for school staff. >> every morning before everyone comes into the school there will be a health screening and ventilation measures as well. all of those layers of protection and including most recently and most significantly vaccinations for us. >> reporter: the tentative agreement comes after months of bitter debate over how and when students would return to the classroom, including a lawsuit by the city over reopening, supported by mayor london breed. >> you know, the grownups need to get their act together and make sure that we do what's in the best interest

even calling on the city to host a teacher vaccination day in a statement gabriela lopez says in part quote many teachers have been taking bart across the bay to the oakland coliseum to get a shot we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up. now it's up to us as a city to get this done. >>in the south bay santa clara county moved to the red tier yesterday of course this allows many indoor services to resume such as restaurants gyms and churches one restaurant owner in palo alto told us today that well he's happy about reopening there are also concerns about possibly going back to the purple tier crossed and hope >>you know everybody behaves and does what they're supposed to do it. you know so far has been good here everyone fairly been respectful of the codes are we have protocols so it's been good. >>for now santa clara county restaurants can only allow 25% capacity inside and that goes for churches to but gyms can only reopen at 10% capacity retail and grocery stores are limited to 50% capacity and the county has lifted is covid travel quarantine. close to r

board took matters into their hands in a special meeting tonight apart from her south and president gabriela lopez voting no. the remaining 5 board members voted in favor of removing collins is vice president of the school board 5 to 2. she will also no longer be able to serve on education committees. here's what board members who voted her out and community members in the public comments had to say today. >> inflammatory statements made by commissioner cones towards the asian american community in 2000. 16 perpetrate grayson harmful stereotypes that leave no room for nuance or potential misunderstanding and whereas our relationship with elected officials must be predicated on mutual respect and when i left that officials falter. we are faced with the difficult decisions on how to hold them accountable. >> i support jenny resolution and took off a miss collins to resign. some callers outside treats are dangerous. her full. and i accept the ball. >> the made sure to note remains on safely reopening schools. meantime, collins is still on the board because she would have to quit on her own term

>francisco unified continues making progress towards reopening campuses a school board president gabriela lopez announced that more than 2000 district employees have been vaccinated so far and that number is expected to grow this week. the district is hosting its own vaccination site this week where 1500 johnson and johnson single dose shots. we're going to be given to district employees is taking place at the district office on franklin street. the site will be open thursday through saturday from 09:00am to 04:00pm. we have posted information to schedule an appointment on our website kron 4 dot com. a bit of frustration among business owners in contra costa county tonight as the region remains in the most restrictive purple tier, the good news though covid-19 case numbers and test positivity rates are trending downward and health officials say that if that continues the county could move into the red tier next week in the meantime restaurant workers say that they're tired of losing revenue to businesses in other counties were indoor dining is already available because our customers don't

board took matters into their hands and a special meeting tonight apart from herself and president gabrielaopez voting no. the remaining 5 board members voted in favor of removing collins as vice president of the school board 5 to 2. so she will also no longer be able to serve on education committees. here's what one board member who voted her out had to say. >> and whereas when the social media comments resurfaced. what matter most with that she is a leader, an elected official accept responsibility and the tone for the trauma inflicted. and the community by her part and whereas though commissioner collins has acknowledged that may have caused pain, public statements today have fallen short of sincere recognition. the harm she has caused and vice president collins does not seem to take meaningful responsibility for her actions. >> so the made sure to note to remains on safely reopening schools, grant and vicki. in the meantime, collins is still on the school board. she can vote because you'd have to step down on her own accord. >> yeah. all right. that's keeping the priority straight openi

husband richard has led her campaign for release from the start and throughout it all the daughter gabriela has been counting the days until her mother is freed said baik al-jazeera the. so joining us now by skype is dr roxanne far one from yana lecture on the politics of on the politics the middle east at the university of cambridge so the sentence might have been completed but obviously this renewed on certainty of these new charges that nothing is a current right that will be summoned to court and i suppose that will form the basis of a new prosecution case it's possible we don't know exactly what lies and rape you know we what we do know is that the majority of cases in the past where's prisoners that were dual nationals such as not. when they were released and their term was finished they were still not given permission to leave iran in the majority of cases for up to a year or so it is very unlikely in any event that she will be able to go back right away how do you what what is your assessment of this case in the broader context of diplomacy around the iran nuclear deal and iran rela

president gabriela lopez says they are prioritizing students who fall into one of the following categories newcomers foster use homeless or living in public housing and limited in their ability to perform distance learning. again, this is for the. for middle to high school students, younger students are expected to return to campus by april 12th. >> another big story we are following the knights and the bexar county is allowed to enter the states orange cheer for reopening all other counties do remain in the red tier in the less restrictive orange chair indoor dining is a lot at 50% capacity. retail stores, full capacity, places of worship movie theaters can open at 50% wineries breweries distilleries can welcome a limited number of customers inside bars can serve we heard from a lot of business owners today who have been really struggling during the pandemic. they are delighted by this change. >> so a lot after one year. he's been like a roller coaster for us means like opening close. i mean, open more people for customers will capacity to the vacancy indoor. especially when the weather i

in a statement board president gabriela lopez says in part quote many teachers have been taking bart oakland coliseum to get a shot. we can do better. the nation has stepped up the state has stepped up now it's up to us as a city to get this done. end quote governor newsome by the way promising more money to expand covid-19 testing in california schools and hopefully speed up the return to on-campus learning. governor newsome says the money will be used for more covid-19 testing for low income students that money is being approved by the biden administration and will allow medicaid money for the voluntary testing in schools. >>it's 5.37 and still ahead why thieves are using. blow torches more often now for their break ins in san francisco. update on the controversy involving an east bay school district, new leadership working on getting kids back into the classrooms. we'll tell you about the latest there. there's an invisible threat in your backyard that could cause deadly heartworm disease for your dog. but not if you protect him every month with heartgard plus, the #1 choice of dog