n gage boulevard. as pastor of the title westboro baptist church my grandfather would drive the big red pickup build was cited bit and the rest of the church consisting almost entirely of my aunts and uncles, parents, grandparents and siblings would follow in a caravan of vehicles. i couldn't readn the messages since i i was still a few monts shy of kindergarten but when i saw photos as a teenager i was surprised by how small and restrain restraint summer compared to what came later. watch your kids, days in restrooms. gage park was a popular meeting place for gay men. in hindsight our protest were about to elicit an intensely negative reaction especially because our message went far beyond the call for the cleanup of gage park. gramps was an old-school baptist and was determined to represent the scriptural position on homosexuality. he left immediately into attacks on the dignity as a whole lending them for the aids epidemic in proclaiming they deserve the death penalty. the topeka capital journal pub

gage. >> okay. with that said, just, you know, the homes that were built there, they are older model homes, and i understand that some may need to upgrade, you know. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> okay. it came on that i was muted. if it is not broke, don't fix it. if it is not going to cause a hazard or health condition, then don't replace it. that is my stand. >> do you have anything further at this time? >> not at this time. if i can be allowed to come back in. >> you have three minutes in rebuttal. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. we will now move on to the current holder's attorney. you have seven minutes, sir. >> there is still an echo. thank you very much. i would like to address the board. very simply no legal grounds whatsoever for this appeal. this appellant is addressing her wishes to maintain the residence during the condition it was during her ownership. there is no grounds for this appeal. the permits were validly obtained. the only grounds given in the appellants brief were that

they exhibit sions and film productions being canceled that's left millions out of work as nicola gage risk of it some artists are finding new ways to connect with audiences . inside his studio. his experiment with medium and color he's acclaimed for his brought an eye catching creations but normally there in the form of sculpture with the spread of coronavirus postponing all of his future commissions he's trying something new i think at the moment i'm just being a bit crazy and experimental i just think you know i have made all this work is meant to be shipped out to make work in these different countries what else am i going to do some working on these massive paintings and i haven't done that before with public gatherings banned artists are searching for new ways to reach audiences and most are turning to the internet and herschel is sullivans gallery upcoming exhibitions are still going ahead just without people physically there the exhibition will be online they'll be artists interviews online statements online so you really shifting the physical experience to a digital experience

especially because her message went far beyond the call of the cleanup of gage park. his old-school baptist he said. he was determined to represent the scriptural position on homosexuality. he looked immediately into the attacks on the k community and the cycle blaming them for the aids epidemic that they deserve the death penalty. and published many letters including one signed by one of my hands comparing united states to sodom and gomorrah. cities destroyed by god because of the sin regarding homosexuality. she declared aids to be a disease for which the homosexual the, holding holy and insisted that the blood of aids victims should be mentioned on those guilty of introducing an briefly's spreading the disease, the homosexual. even during the era with disapproval of the lgbt people were more common, it took only four start sentences for my intimate claims enough to outrage most readers. i find managed to do with the economy. militant gate spread aids. gays are worthy of death printed and soon enough, what would become our most infamous message, the community sponso

catholic official to be convicted of child sex abuse let's go live now to sydney just give us nicola gagecan tell us more what is the court says set about why it has overturned this conviction. well this is quite an extraordinary day for a straggly as label system 7 justices of the high court have decided to overturn george post conviction for child sex abuse says because of corona virus and shut social distancing measures there was actually only 3 people in the courtroom so the media and everyone who have been following this case has had to go to twitter and social media platforms to find out what the course was rolling and it's actually been quite hard on the victorian court of appeal so it was 5 years ago or the form a choir boy told police that george pell had abused him and a friend of his in the lot late ninety's in a cathedral when george pell was caught 2 of melbourne and since then he was. imprisoned one year ago and he has appealed that decision to victoria's court appeal he stood by the jury and said no your conviction will be upheld will what the high court has essentially don

and earl gage jr. moved to san francisco in 1945 and graduated from berkeley and was drafted into the army. and he was hired by the san francisco fire department and he at that time became the first black firefighter for the city of san francisco. for 12 years he remained the city's only black firefighter and he continued in service in the department for nearly 30 years. throughout his tenure at the department, earl gage jr. diligently worked to have inclusive and equitable processes for the san francisco fire department recruitment and the integration of the department. prior to his department from the fire department in 1983, he served as a department director of community services and adopted progressive hiring policies that increased the racial diversity within the department. he passed away on july 30, 2017, at the age of 90. and his legacy of staunch dedication to the defense of civil rights and the people of san francisco continues to shape our city to this day. the resolution before you today w

the triggering event was thomas gage the military governor of massachusetts to order government gunpowder taken from a collective magazine in charlestown massachusetts. i will intersperse that gunpowder tended to be stored in the collective magazines because it was so dangerous and could explode. these were collective places so he had the government gunpowder taken out of the corrective power magazine also he had taken private owners and then the crowds gathered the next day then they moved to cambridge but six men were killed by the soldiers also this was not true. minutemen began to come in from the countryside, huge crowds gathered on cambridge common and they would mob local officials. as the story made its way orelsewhere, it spread into and then to take the powder out of a magazine that boston was bombarded by naval vessels from the harbor. so this went viral and didn't need the internet to do it. it could happen even without the internet it took days and hours rather than just minutes, but by the time , before it was quashed thousands of men were marching to boston. then the truth

so the governor at the time was a man named henry gage and like politicians now, he pioneered the idea to call anything he did not agree with , fake news. so the worst of these in history coming to a place that in no way wants to deal with it or acknowledge it could be in any danger in this is also the gateway to the entire country. you have everything right for our crisis and lo and behold the crisis happens. a chinese immigrant is the first known victim of the plague and san francisco a health inspector is writing out a death certificate and he does a cursory examination of the body. the same health inspector has been hired on - - fired before for making up causes of death. it is a heart attack, he has no idea he just writes it down now he looks at the body he jumps back in fear because he knows what it is and the danger and he knows san francisco's could be hong kong very quickly he has us danger and the disease and then finally the people. so you have a federal health officer that is the forerunner of us public health service today a man who was in san francisco is thought of as on

uncertain times will lead to more people appreciating out when they can again experience it up close gage al-jazeera. but that's it for me kimbell for this news on that don't go away sammy said on will be back in just a moment with more of today's news. vs and for me to the polls good because the renowned for their courage on the 5. 1 i want to find out what it tikes to join the elite for a guy. on al-jazeera. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea for news of her missing son. numerous young 3 men have disappeared following her arrest these disappeared other victims of a crackdown on the top population of crimea by russia since its occupation in 2014 . before the invasion of 2014 crimea was a part of another country ukraine really formed when the soviet union broke up into separate states but many russians including the president had him here put in were unhappy with this. russia is determined to keep its alleged abuse of human rights away from public scrutiny. as the only indigenous group still openly opposing the tradition russia sees this m

gage. >> okay. with that said, just, you know, the homes that were built there, they are older model homes, and i understand that some may need to upgrade, you know. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> okay. it came on that i was muted. if it is not broke, don't fix it. if it is not going to cause a hazard or health condition, then don't replace it. that is my stand. >> do you have anything further at this time? >> not at this time. if i can be allowed to come back in. >> you have three minutes in rebuttal. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. we will now move on to the current holder's attorney. you have seven minutes, sir. >> there is still an echo. thank you very much. i would like to address the board. very simply no legal grounds whatsoever for this appeal. this appellant is addressing her wishes to maintain the residence during the condition it was during her ownership. there is no grounds for this appeal. the permits were validly obtained. the only grounds given in the appellants brief were that

played the toronto sun gods and young women content in gage with all the people who they post photos for issues or social service. for times that are suppose for them for actual. sexual favors in exchange for money some women are in such financial need that they see no other option getting a school education is one step towards female autonomy but there are lots of things that stand in the way even menstruation many women can't afford sanitary products and so they don't go to school during their periods. lucy has had to deal with this issue so she's trying to resolve it. we're here because of their doctor girls month initiative which is our monthly initiative where we go to 5 schools where we give senator charles 2 grants and mentorship to both was asked we want to keep to keep our guys in school to reach the highest short story you find that. being in the world under a it's not a world of communities so you find that center towers are sometimes not truly i love will lucy uses her visits to schools to talk to stephen it's about sexual autonomy especially the young women. altimeter go

the governor at the time was henry gage and like politicians now, he pioneered the idea of calling anything he didn't agree with or anything negative fake news. you have the worst disease in history coming to a place that in no way wants to deal with it, in no way wants to acknowledge it could be in any danger in this is the gateway to the entire country so you have everything ripe for a crisis and a crisis happens. somebody by the name of juan chuck king, the first known victim of plague in san francisco, a health inspector is writing out the death certificate and does a cursory examination of the body. this is something he hasn't usually done, the same health inspector has been fired before for making up causes of death. it is a stabbing wounds, a heart attack, had no idea, he was just writing something down so he looked at the body and he sees a blue bow and jumps back in fear because he knows what it is and knows the danger and knows it could be hong kong, san francisco could become hong kong very quickly. you have this danger, this disease and you have a people. you have a federal heal

i'm nicola gage on the outskirts of sydney looking at how australia is expanding another coal mine this time under one of the city's reservoirs raising concerns about water quality. how are the latest storm systems as you call it is east coast rings on its way out now there's a pretty sharp sheryl's even in florida as it went through but it is going through so it means new york for the improved 15 degrees the breeze slowly dars there are more showers in the midwest joiners and given the dark blue and the already suggest big thunderstorms this line is of interest as it kills down towards texas there's a significant sunder storms you know to feed of moisture from the gulf of mexico's war and this is the time of year we should watch out for some violent thunderstorms now west of that tension still high in arizona and phoenix is approaching its record high for april so it is hot and that heat wave exists in southern california as well but that's the place where the dangerous weather is going to be again they get to creep east was in the southern states for the ohio valley and also was into

government is only letting the critically ill enter australia let's go live now to sydney of zeros nicholas gage is this article where is the ship now what's the situation on board. well there are still many unanswered questions about the raid the princess cruise ship but what we nor is that on board if there are about 1040 clearly members of the old door is around 200 a currently see it can while the maritime union is urging crew members to be allowed to enter to receive the medical help that they need the government is saying that that will not happen so this cruise ship has been sailing up and down the east coast for nearly 3 weeks now. the situation on monday morning was that each. was allowed to dock south of sydney at port kembla and that so medical professionals are able to easily access those on board who need help at this stage new south wales police says that only the critically ill will be able to enter a strike but social distancing measures are being taken on board at this stage crew members will remain on there for at least 10 days while the boys the ship is docked at port kembla a

opening her store a year and a half ago has turned increasingly to social media to keep book buyers in gaged alerting them to works that have come in and orders that have gone out she's even started digital mother daughter story time sessions but she says nothing will ever replace face to face interactions with fellow book lovers having the connection the reader. greatest gift. and not being able to do this. it's not just booksellers getting more creative in engaging readers in the era of code 19 authors or 2 such as sonam are in pakistan who along with a friend started the stay home stay reading series as she worked from her home in karachi i wanted to create something that serves to put their work order in as public spaces or to just readers from all over the world to access their work to just check it out see if they're interested to be able to be from their work and also with me they have a moment when they could share great writers speaking directly to readers offering stories as a way to escape even if just for a few moments the seemingly constant barrage of bad news. that's when you t

hoping government intervention will help bear fruit for the industry until the process is always nicola gage al-jazeera sydney well it's a problem around the world tens of thousands of low paid workers at kenyan flower farms already lost their jobs because of a lack of demand many of them a sole income earners and now they just don't know how they'll feed their families michael ware has this report. of the. coronavirus hasn't yet reached grace the t.n.a. is community near the town of my russia in kenya as far as she knows but its economic impact has she earned about $100.00 a month you know job at a nearby flower farm until she was fired last week even if that don't get me what is going to do so. what is going to affect is hank yeah because if only. it would get him going to. kenya he's africa's leading producer of flowers most to export it to europe. these white roses are being harvested because they're ready they'll be thrown away not many european lovers are buying each other a bunch of these at the moment many european countries on lockdown people can't even go on dates here in kenya tha

the government to reduce emissions without it they say the situation well on they get worse nicola gage al-jazeera sydney. this is all just here of these of the top stories the saudi led coalition in yemen has announced a cease fire is set to last 2 weeks and it came in to come and come into effect on thursday the coalition has been fighting who theory since the war began in 2015 but in the past few hours that have been reported attacks from both science despite calls from the world health organization to stop politicizing the coronavirus pandemic a us president has once again criticized the agency's actions of trump says the w.h.o. has been unfair to the world by taking decisions that favor china losing more body bags i think we would have done. and he would have been much better serving the people that he's supposed to serve if they gave a correct analysis i mean everything was i said china centric everything was going to be fine no human to human keep the borders open he wanted me to keep the borders open i close the borders despite him and that was a hard decision to make at the tim

we have to be children to be responsible citizens from move very young gage there is no bandied quick fix solution for this kind of a problem so are the comic books and efforts like them enough to want to hear from you on this join us in our you tube chat and i'll do my best to bring in as many of your comments into today so as i can before we get started today's program might be disturbing for some of you watching we will be discussing rape and sex trafficking joining the show in new york shanteau was into is a survivor of human trafficking and the founder of and c.e.o. of mentality a survivor mentorship group in new delhi which. is the founder of india's anti sex trafficking organization apne app women worldwide and the latest chapter of the comic is based on what and here with us onset dip is an actress and playwright and co-writer of priya and the last girl's ladies it is good to have you here let me start 1st of all by looking at this beautiful comic right here which here in this comic amazing scenes and testicle stories but these stories of based on real life this is a real life

measures will still remain in place for many months to come thank you for all that information nicola gage in sydney the number of infections in latin america has jumped jumped sharply in the last few days more than 25000 cases have been registered in the region brazil has been hit the worst so far with 11000 ecuador's government has begun storing the bodies of victims of corona virus in giant refrigerated container this because hospitals and morgues just struggling to cope the port city of kiev has emerged as a regional hotspot for infections president lenin moreno has set up to 3 and a half 1000 people could die in the region in the coming weeks and a son he is monitoring developments for us and he says the government has had to send additional refrigerators into some areas. the city of guayaquil remains the worst off area in all of latin america sort of worst case scenario for the entire region the hospitals the health care services in the more experience have been completely overwhelmed by the number of cases of could be 19 and the number of deaths the government is trying to do someth

restrictions left more than $3000000000.00 in debt virgin has stood down most of its workforce with nicola gage joins us live now from sydney nicholas so how significant then is the collapse of the gin australia and why did the government refused to help the company. well airlines around the world are under huge pressure right now so this will come as no surprise to anyone who's been watching this play out virgina strongly i is billions of dollars in debt and most of its fleet has been grounded to chico if it $19.00 and $4.00 weeks it has been urging the government here to help with hundreds of millions of dollars in laurens to try and get it through these crisis but that has been rejected. by the government on several occasions it says that it's not willing to buy a lousy company which is largely for an orange by large shareholders with big pockets so it would be a huge blow to a strike if virgin australia did collapse and nearly 10000 workers are employed another 6000 on top of them directly indirectly work for virgin australia and this comes at a time when unemployment is rising because of c

about pell's guilt it was the most senior catholic official to be convicted of child sex abuse nicola gage is in sydney and has more on his release from jail. well this has been one of the most high profile cases in australia's history and it's ended with a unanimous ruling by a strangely is highest court of the full bench of 7 justices they acquitted george pell of all of his convictions of the shops the sexual abuse of 2 choir boys in the late ninety's so after spending one year in prison george pell is now a free man shortly after the high court made this ruling he left victoria's barwon prison now because of coronavirus social distancing measures there were only a handful of people in the court to hear this ruling it was posted online afterwards and the judgement was really based around the fact that the high court believed that the jury and the victorian court of appeal should have entertained doubt as to whether these offenses could have ever happened at all really it was in the late ninety's that these offenses were alleged to have taken place and the court said that there was not e

nicola gage on the outskirts of sydney looking at how this trailer is expanding another coal mine these time under one of the city's reservoirs raising concerns about water ringback quality. for tests in lebanon against the economic crisis have turned violent demonstrations defied a coronavirus lock down fighting with security forces throwing petrol bombs and vandalizing banks in tripoli and their beirut people are angry about the plummeting currency and soaring prices the tory case may be what this report. defying a look down and a curfew protesters attack a bank in the capital beirut the value of their money is decreasing at an alarming rate. chart and all monday the anger at the central bank's policies and a political class they accuse of corruption and mismanagement erupted in a wave of violence across the country i demonstrators in tripoli into the neben on blocked roads and forth with police officers responded by firing rubber coated steel bullets which injured protesters. 2 soldier i swear please stand with us it's too much we stand by you but they are killing us we can't afford

is successful disgraced cardinal george pell is in prison australia for abusing 2 choir boys nicola gagereports from sydney. george pell is the most senior roman catholic church figure anywhere in the world to be jailed for child sex offenses in 2018 he was convicted of abusing 213 year old choir boys in the late ninety's and given a 6 year jail sentence now he's appealing to a stranger as highest court to have that conviction overturned his lawyers argue too much weight was placed on the credibility of pills accuser and not enough on other witnesses and off the losing an appeal lost shia this is his final chance to clear his name and be released from prison very hard things. particular time project where 4 of the 7 judges. he's certainly going into to start with. pell was a priest in rural australia before quickly rising through the ranks from archbishop of melbourne in sydney to a cardinal in charge of the vatican's finances campaign is for sexual abuse victims are worried if he does walk free it may stop others from speaking out i think that definitely. to have a devastating impact on

i'm nicola gage on the outskirts of sydney looking at how the stroller is expanding another coal mine this time under one of the city's reservoirs is raising concerns about water policy. hello has been pretty hot friesen clean the 2nd half of the drive in place because the women aren't from the south that it's in the north you think it should be cool well it's not that much course it isn't fair they were in the middle thirty's up to 40 still in dubai and not much cloud in the sky and it's not much wind left the the think there will be an increase in the wind but the directions pretty variable to be honest the circulation here just around riyadh just developing would suggest you go bring the heat up once more so this is spring variable weather but it's certainly not cooling down is on the hot side of things it's nice and warm but there is a better description up in the vans in iraq for example baghdad's at 35 that's on the high side to the eastern med does not contain another storm system so we're quite issues just the temperature to think about that whether rains been heavy recently i

he's a he's a devout muslim so ramadan is going on he's out till september october so yeah i mean gage in ferguson is a fight to make it's such a good fight to the top ranked guys in the world. and like you said it's a very violent fun fight so. you know i would like to make the fight again but i'm now one of my 4 cards back now. i've had to postpone for these cards so i have nothing but talent right now i'm going to build an unbelievable the best card ever made like the 1st prelim of the night you're going to go holy that's the 1st woman i did all the crazy for it up to the many different. if i see if i sink conard he is anywhere but at the top of the times. this is the system you know the martial arts they get a history of the planet or if god is not up to that last fight that you know you've got to give it to stroke he i mean nobody is more of a gamer and a history of the game that serota get i mean the guy's won i believe for buyouts but i'm telling you come on i'm a greater came in that night there's just some guys who throw sparks right dana soon as i looked at him that night and

and what we're seeing also here is what you can call offensive charming so on one hand china easing gaging in a face mask the placebo going around the region giving p.-p. east and medical equipment and mass to indonesia the philippines and different countries who are struggling with this epidemic which of course originated from china but at the same time we see also china in march and increasing in april has also stepped up its efforts in a jason waters to dominate those waters for instance we see the chinese sinking of vietnamese fishing boat after ending 2 augers now harassing immolation west capella drillship activities oil exploration activities we see china further militarizing the artificially created islands like me and deploying munster coast guard ship to discard arsenal and all of this let's be very careful all of this is happening while the neighboring countries including top generals in the philippines have caught the virus and had to be drawing to quarantine and more importantly the u.s. navy and the pentagon had to put suspension on overseas deployment and in fact one of amer

hoping government intervention will help bear fruit for the industry until the crisis is over nicola gage al-jazeera sydney but the pandemic has forced the perspiring winter of international climate talks which were due to be held in scotland in november government leaders were expected to follow up on last year's partial agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions and to limit temperature rises the planned venue in glasgow is being turned into a temporary hospital the coronavirus patients organizers have yet to finalize a new date for the talks. brazil has begun to transform the grounds of its iconic american stadium into a field hospital for patients of the virus the facility will have 400 beds and is one of 8 temporary hospitals being set up across the country to deal with an expected surge in cases of all 40 say it'll be ready by the end of april brazil has recorded 299 coronavirus deaths the most in any latin american country on to other news now venezuela's opposition leader has refused to appear before prosecutors on attempted coup charges 5 of one go i don't associate have been deta

others he's hoping government intervention will help the industry until the process is always nicola gage al-jazeera sydney. russian president vladimir putin has extended the nonworking period until the end of this month to curb the spread of coronavirus russia reported more than $700.00 new cases in the past 24 hours bringing its total to about 3500. school to stop the up break of the virus we have taken the decision to continue this period of the non working week until the end of the month and to support the health workers with their wages the situation is changing we have a huge population and the coronavirus has already become a serious threat. well aid workers across europe are warning that the homeless at risk of starvation because of nationwide lockdowns the virus has also led to the closure of hundreds of day centers and shelters need for some london. as europe cities empty the homeless are no longer invisible but they are a risk of being forgotten. everybody's very scared everybody would tell everybody the. palace seize power. there on the streets for many reasons abuse addiction

at the vatican and was the most senior catholic official to be convicted of child sex abuse nicola gagereporting from sydney now on the court's reasoning. it said that the jury and the victorian court of appeal should've entertained doubt that these offenses ever occurred the reason why is because they say that. there was too much white placed on the evidence of the former choir boy that these fences didn't take place and not enough on alibi if it went from people who say that there wouldn't have been enough time for this to happen the other people would have been with george pell at the time that the prosecution said that these abuses took place and that should have raised some reasonable doubt as to whether george pell was guilty or not the number of coronavirus think deaths in europe's not past 50000 but there are signs the rate is leveling off spain germany the u.k. and recorded the fewest stats in several days that is when the migrants in colombia are choosing to return to their homeland many struggling to find work because of colombia's law and so they're making the journey on foo

business and the economy and some australians are asking for those restrictions to be lifted as nicola gage reports now from sydney. come along bato has managed the seafood shop in sydney for 3 decades and is used to seeing thousands of people pass through its doors each week now is on the head full and he's had to adapt to survive the business is still open but most of its sales are taking place on la and instead with staff delivering produce to horn's those casual staff that we used to utilize. in a in a retail shop we've moved them around to suit the. other businesses in the sydney fish market on so lucky some have core used others have seen revenues drop by up to 80 percent within our retail tenants who certainly there's been. concern about the job losses which is really unfortunate. but strangely it isn't in lockdown but strict social distancing measures main shopping strips remain for the most part empty with doors shot and many out of work but keeping people at home seems to be working despite some outbreaks the strategy is in fiction right has slowed recording fewer than 100 new cas

the government to reduce emissions without it they say the situation will on the get worse nicola gage al-jazeera sydney. hello this is al jazeera and these are the headlines in the chinese city where the pandemic began has opened its doors after nearly 3 months under lockdown now some of its 11000000 residents on our able to leave they must use an app that tracks their health and movement history to you has more on that from beijing it will generate for you a green cue awkward if you are healthy and how it works is him put all your days know your national id number your address your contact details and using your address and your whereabouts it will compare your proximity to a known coded 19 case and using that it will give you either green yellow or red code if you have read code you won't be able to leave your house you will be considered high risk if you give in yellow you might have a restricted movement and if you are given green you will be among the 11000000 people able to leave 160 u.s. president on trump has accused the world health organization of being china centric and thr

the pinch on world book day with millions staying at home stores or adopting creative ways to saying gaged with readers. in 2015 it was greece's financial crisis keeping customers away from the free thinking zone bookstore and cafe at the time pages weren't being turned coffees weren't being served and the overall situation looked bleak owner added to your yearly worried her small athens business might not make it despite all that what she called the free thinking zone survived now though it's the coronavirus pandemic that threatens to switch the shops lights off for good it's been very hard because. the per the biggest problem the knowledge. that. really doesn't measure a legal problem. these days independent booksellers around the world are finding it increasingly difficult to stay in business hi everyone this is my the bookstore i was on reiner owns and operates the run for cover bookstore in san diego california its doors are temporarily shut and its future is uncertain but customers are still ordering titles actually really hard. business book business we're all to get our books every

the first is beverly gage, a magnificent book ten years ago or eight years ago called the day wall street exposure, the story of america and its first age of terror, september of 1920 on the morgan bank building in lower manhattan and the second scholar i mentioned, her book is absolutely critical, on the white supremacist friend, kathleen blue at the university of chicago, the white power movement, historians have come around, putting my modest tail in the realms occupied by beverly. to read it, i certainly enjoyed that. i will bring my formal remarks to a close and open the floor for questions or comments. [applause] >> thank you for the talk. just a couple things you could elaborate on as far as patterns. you talked about bombing prior to that, around different circumstances. what is unique is majoritywise, related to sexual orientation, if someone says i'm recruiting in berkeley, there are psychological things with these characters, psychiatric issues, abusive issues, is there a kingpin, going around specifically looking for here is my newspaper, looking for lesbians that are angry or

to $200.00 a sick the government is only letting the critically ill and to australia incidentally gage explains now what investigators are looking into. a strategy in homicide detectives looking at whether the operators of these sheep deliberately misled or thirty's in a stroller and downplayed the number of people who were sikh on this cruise ship it was last month that 2000 $700.00 passengers disembarked some flew to other areas of the country and since then nearly one 3rd of coronavirus deaths in a strike have been linked to the ruby princess cruise ship as well as hundreds of other cases of corona virus and if you look at the full picture industry this is very significant as of monday morning 37 people have died in australia of coronavirus and just over 5600 positive cases have been recorded across the country there are still strict social isolation and distancing measures in place across the country many businesses are closed there's still a ban on any public gatherings of more than 2 people but at the same time the government is remaining positive saying that we are starting to f

at more than $3000000000.00 in debt virgin has already stood down most of its workforce well nicola gage is live for us in sydney nicholas so how significant is this collapse of virgin australia and why did the government refuse to help virgin with a loan. virgin australia has been struggling for some time now with billions of dollars in debt in the grounding of most of its slate 19 so this will not come as a surprise to many people for weeks it has been urging the government to assist it with laurens in the hundreds of millions of dollars to get through this crisis but that has been consistently rejected and now deloitte administrators are in charge of the company looking at how it can restructure and refinance to try and keep its doors open the australian government has received some criticism for not thorough the supporting virgin australia of course this is one of only 2 major airlines in this country but the trainer of josh frydenberg has said softening the fact that the company is 90 percent foreign or and that it didn't want to be bailing out a large shareholders with big pockets

there's a big growing backlash against in the gages we'll show you what that's all about and later, comparee biden accuser to calf that accuser guess what the difference is. millions of americans remain locked down folkses get ants city governorses are exercising a lot of power. and 10th amendment does state, quote, power is not delegated to yiet by the constitution nor prohibited it to states or reserve to state respectively or to people. governors have police power, they have emergency powers hof in order to protect people's constitutionallal rights these governors are required, required to make sure these restrictions aren't overly broad. many americans believe some of these governors are going way overboard especially when it comes to enforcement. philadelphia man physically drag off a bus. this for not wearing a mask. in colorado put in hand cuffs forking having a touch with his daughter and police handing out fines for drive-thru church-goers people sitting in cars listening to pastor preach on the mega phone. protest in michigan are growing because the governor democrat gretchen has

. >> reporter: joslyn and gage opted to walk on page street that's been closed to traffic to allow people more outdoor space. cell phone tracking data will show how much people deviate from shelter at home orders this weekend. they notice a change. people started leaving the homes around april 17th. researchers say the drop in people staying put could be due to the combination of warming weather and quarantine fatigue, which set in after several weeks for most. psychiatrist eileen mccarty says fatigue may be setting in but coronavirus infections aren't letting up. >> as much as this is really hard for all of us, we really are saving our future selves a greater, longer, more depressing and constricting pandemic if we really hunker down right now. >> reporter: in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> those are social distancing grades co s compiled by unicast using cell phone data to see how many people are on the move. these letters may have changed over the past couple of days. but as you see, marin county is getting a "b." contra costa, a c. and the average for the state

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they developed social distancing models that gage how well residents are adhering to stay-at-home orders. >> as we dig deeper using cell phone data. >> the state of new mexico is one of the first to go public about hiring a company, carte labs, to get geolocation statistics. >> we came up with a way to measure, statistically, how far a typical person in the community was going away from where they started the day. >> so you actually could track cell phones to show that people were following, or not following, the stay-at-home order. >> mike warren says other states have also signed on during the pandemic. china goes even further. it's using citizens' smartphones to control their movements around the cities. a qr code on their phone determines where they can go. >> americans are really concerned about that kind of personalized tracking. is that concern addressed by the technology? >> absolutely. i mean, i, personally, am concerned about that, as well. so we have got a number of controls that prevent us from tracking individuals. >> he says the data sold to the u.s. government is just stat

i'm leaving t of e international part of the airport that now they're all leaving out of one gate gage e that because there's only 12 flights on avage day that are coming in and out internationally because of course we're ill we've got bands with europ the u a mexico you name it trel has always come to a halt internationally. weather is nice though to get out for a walk or a bike ride not many people driving anymore whic is good everybody is staying home as they should and when u go out don't be a covidiot and gather in large groups shot. >>exactly and on days like today is the day is that it's tempting to do so this is that time when you start to see all those crowds gathing of the beach an i'm fortunately i think people have been board more consciouabout it, but it's always good to e that reminder absolutely don't be a committee it keep that distance on these nice days this weekend we do have some weather that's going to switch thin up might make it a little bit easier for people to stick to that social distancing as for rglary rest the bay area ies are clear temperatures are rising

nicola gage reports on the court's reasoning from sydney. it said that the jury and the victorian court of appeal should've entertained doubt that these offenses ever occurred the reason why is because they say that. there was too much white placed on the evidence of the form a choirboy that these spence's did take place and not enough on alibi if it went from people who say that they wouldn't have been enough time for this to happen that other people would have been with george pell at the time that the prosecution said that these abuses took place and that should have raised some reasonable doubt as to whether george pell was guilty or norse a number of coronavirus linked deaths in europe has now passed $50000.00 but there are still signs that the rate is leveling off spain germany and the u.k. recording the fewest in several days. other headlines the news continues here on out is here off to rewind next. hello and welcome to rewind this week we're rewinding to 2011 and an episode of want to one east which had secured unique access to nort