i lost you. >> gail? >> sorry. >> there's something that i think we were talking about testing, that we don't usually talk about as much, and the has to do with what's going on in the supply chain. that to my mind at least is implied when we're talking about the testing protocols, making sure we have adequate tests available and discussing who should pay for that, either in general or as we are going through an epidemic. one of the things that is, very clearly during this past ten months is how important it is to do something that's refer to as supply chain management which we in the united states don't tend to focus on very much. in terms of making sure that the places that are delivering care have knowledge about and access to where materials are, and that when they need them they can get them, and that there is some kind of centralized federal management of this information system. and to make sure especially that hospitals are able on a facility basis to know what's around and how to access what they

gina-gail: yes.nt per order flow i think is a troubling aspect of the market that has definitely allowed platforms like robinhood and e*trade to gloat -- grow significant a by attracting retail investors with this promise that there is no cost to their trade. however as we always say, there is no such thing as a free lunch. so this is being paid for in some way by the retail traders, these day traders. they are paying for these transactions in some way, and there is some question as to whether or not they are fully aware of the extent to which they are bearing the cost for this supposedly free service. and that is what payment for order flow -- emily: i believe robinhood would say we disclose this to our customers, we disclosed this many time during the process. is that not enough? gina-gail: there is some disclosure going on for sure. this is something that the sec is requiring of these brokerages to do. they have to disclose their arrangement for this payment for order flow. but to some extent this

doctor gail, i'd like to startle with you. accurate and complete data regarding race and ethnicity and community of residents of individuals who receive coronavirus vaccines help in these disparities. >> as you mentioned, it's hugely important to have data. without the data is like flying a plane blind. you need toan know where you are and where you want to go. having the data critically important. what you point to, we are lacking core public health in this country. we would not have been caught off guard if there was assistance in the information you are talking about.ou ... there is a lot we need to strengthen as we think about how do we have the kind of public health infrastructure, including the data infrastructure to meet our goals and >> people not trusting give their data if they don't feel like they get something in turn so part of this is predicated on us having the system in place so people feel like they are being well served when they give their data as part of healthin interaction. but your point is very well tak

thank you so much, gail. good to see you. >> great to see you. >> woodruff: it is a time of political peril for the seven republican senators who wanted to convict the dominant figure of their party. state and local republican parties have censured, or are thinking about censuring, several of those senators. and donald trump himself is set to re-emerge for his first public appearance as former president, this coming weekend. yamiche alcindor looks at the ongoing fallout. >> alcindor: for weeks, the g.o.p. identity crisis has been in free-fall. differences deepened soon after this moment... >> is the respondent, donald john trump, guilty or not guilty? >> alcindor: ...the moment when the senate formally acquitted former president trump, largely along party lines. the votes of seven republicans in favor of convicting him set off a firestorm amid local g.o.p. officials. the first senator targeted by his home state was louisiana's bill cassidy. the state republican party censured him that very same day. just two

gail maclellan, bbc news. a different story here.e mild. cloud and rain lingering into the afternoon, but elsewhere, it has been a case of the weather flipping elsewhere, it has been a case of the weatherflipping between elsewhere, it has been a case of the weather flipping between sunshine and showers. a strong breeze across the country, strongest towards the north—west of scotland where we have seen winds touching 60 or 70 miles an hour, showers here, plenty across england and wales with the odd rumble of thunder as we head towards the end of the afternoon and evening. temperatures above where they should be for the time of year, around seven or 8 degrees is normal but we are at ten or 12. clearing and then the second have the evening more showers pushing in, clear skies to these before more clouds, wind and rain gathers in the western under clear skies in the east, temperatures will be lower then last night, cold enough for a touch of frost across parts of north—east scotland. as we go into wednesday, this is the big picture, low—

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gail maclellan reports. not the sort of weather you usually associate with texas.re all obviously one of millions in the same boat as everyone in houston — we're out in katy. it's. it's cold. some are even more at risk — the homeless putting their faith in tents as the bone—chilling weather continues. winter storm warnings have been posted across the southern plains and as far south as the gulf coast. we're looking at the temperature finally getting back above zero celsius here in topeka on friday of this week, and by then we will have gone 14 straight days — two full weeks — with the temperature below freezing. and, again, it's been almost 40 years since that's happened. half of all americans are now under some sort of winter weather warning as the polar plunge mixes freezing temperatures with icy rain. gail maclellan, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. another mild night to come tonight, especially in the west where rain will be falling later on. but towards eastern areas, clear skies overhead. still snow on the ground which means

gail, hi. >> we are having a big discussion about pizza.od, you mull that over. >>> ahead on cbs this morning, the second impeachment trial of former president trump against today in the senate, but this unprecedented moment in american history could mean for our country's local future. also, the popular trading up robinhood may have fallen short in protecting its users, why it got rid of its cufo ctorsp out is a supermodel, there she is, what is her name? ashley graham. she joins us today. the champion for models of fan and make it more inclusive. that means a lot to her. so we will see what 7:00. that is about 15 minutes from now. it is 45. 15 minutes from now. >> we will see you then, gail. >> pizza or chinese food? >> i can't, pizza friday night and chinese food saturday night. that is my answer. >> reporter: oh, okay, chicken. >> i know, chicken little. all right, see you at 7:00. >>> a live look at san francisco's mission bay, where old lady is shutting down its headquarters. a spokesperson told us, it is merging offices with parent c

my wife gail, we married, let's see, that would have been right before i entered the army, and that was 62 years ago. so i left her home. she didn't feel like getting dressed and coming out here. so that is my life story. i don't know whether the manhattan project had any specific impact on my life, you know, it didn't lead me to anything. i was very, very proud to have been part of the effort that ended that war, and there is no question about that. and you know more about what happened than i do. interviewer: let's see if you can recall any details and kind of give us a sense of what was like to be part of this secret experiment. did you said you later figured out the connection, when you were in canada and they dropped the atomic bomb and you said, that was what i was working on. what do you remember from the time, were they not telling you what you were doing, was there secrecy? james: i guess i am not -- i didn't ask a lot of questions, very frankly. i didn't ask a lot of questions. i don't recall talking to anybody in any depth about it, except to the people that i did talk to sai

we'll start with you, jeremy. >> well, there were a lot of them. [ laughter ] >> one is gail burt had warned me that at one point in all administrations someone that is an entertainer and is scheduled to perform will cancel at the last minute. now, the white house, you have no contract because they were doing it for free and you weren't paying for anything other than sometimes the transportation and hotel room. so it was just their word that they were going to show up. and i thought, well, that's not going to happen. we have no problem getting entertainment. well, a week before one of mrs. obama's favorite events, the kids state dinner, but it's really a lunch, but it's for kids, i got a call that the entertainment for this person to appear, they needed to have a private jet for all of the backup dancers as well and there were 60 people. 60 people, we would have to throw some of the kids out. the east room isn't that big. but they demanded that and the demands were outrageous. and i said, you know, if we could do it, it would be bad press for both of us. and they said well, then we'll

that rain keeps piling in on the strong to gailfor assessments rain keeps piling in on the strong to gailoughout, but more cloud around for the day but still very warm potentially if the sun comes out. and then some brighter skies for the northeast of scotland as well but we can see through wednesday that rain sticks with us and the same sort of areas just creeping a little bit further east. bit fresher towards the west of the weather warnings are on the website. £1. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. us security officials face senators over their handling of the january 6th riot on capitol hill. we owe it to the american people to figure out how the united states capitol, the pre—eminent symbol of democracy around the world, could be overtaken by an angry, violent mob. these criminals came prepared for war~ _ these criminals came prepared for war~ they— these criminals came prepared for war. they came with their own radio system _ war. they came with their own radio system to— war. they came with their own radio system to co—ordinate the attack, and climbing gearand system to

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former st mary's gail up three. they're up, seven was seven left the warriors playing some tough defense here spurs dijon tape. murray works for his three right here under wiggins. you can't fault the defense there, but curry is a little frustrated with that shot, as the words continued now, down four with nine seconds left curry, but it on his shoulders. he could deal with it three again under extreme pressure. spurs lead by one, but now we pick it up 8.7 seconds left inbound pass will go to draymond. he thinks he might draw a foul there takes the three and he would have had to have hit three foul shots that was questionable in its decision making process in the first place. but he missed badly. didn't get this value. see the frustration on steph spaces the warriors lose 1 15 to 1 10 and here's dre months sort of explanation afterwards. come on. what's the instant. reaction to that for you in your head. so like that was the smartest dog sledding booster. know most people see it coming put two together. what's actua

gail maclellan reports. not the sort of weather you usually associate with texas.nd drivers not used to entry conditions struggled to stay on the road.— stay on the road. water was one at gone at 830, power was off. obviously one of millions in the same boat as everyone in houston, it�*s cold. the same boat as everyone in houston, it's cold.— houston, it's cold. some are even more — houston, it's cold. some are even more at _ houston, it's cold. some are even more at risk, _ houston, it's cold. some are even more at risk, the - houston, it's cold. some are - even more at risk, the homeless putting their faith in tense is the bone chilling weather continues. winter storm warnings have been posted across the southern plains and as far south as the gulf coast. we are looking at the temperature finally getting above 0 c here and the peak of friday of this week and by then we will have gone 1a straight days or two whole weeks with the temperature below freezing and again it has been almost a0 years since this has happened. half of all americans are now under some sort o

take any meaningful action here gail. well so far lithuania and latvia are you member states that have called for stronger sanctions bear in mind that sanctions are already in place since the end station of crimea now and towards the end of the week a foreign policy chief joseph burrell will travel to moscow to meet foreign minister lavrov to have talks this was an. before long time before the arrest of alex they know of ali but of course it's now a centerpiece of that visit and joseph morale is also interested in meeting i'll explain the value of what we have to see what happens of that but the you will mainly use now diplomatic pressure in order to show a russia that they will not tolerate a violation of international law of a treatment of people in that particular way you to be there in brussels thanks. let's bring in leon a fix here she's a russia expert at the curb a foundation here in berlin then at western relations with russia are very strained after the conviction of election avani what options are there for addr

that standoff between election of only and the authorities as well protests making a difference well gail they are making a difference because they're getting under president putin's skin as we understand it. so you can hear that it's almost like president putin himself ordered the jailing of the opposition figure but the prosecution is saying that well the law is the law and it's the same for everybody so we'll have to see whether or not the courts and the judge will side with the prosecution or will give the defense some leeway and give the defense a chance well certainly will be coming back to you throughout the day as not all on ruffles many thanks that was on a reporter from moscow. well that's ok when you've got to take we have to. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived within this 0 zone there were 2 view houses were. prison was located only cia people had access to the story from investigators held the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you grated nor. for. trying

covert patients has dropped and pressure on the health service is now easing but with that in mind dr gail believes mandatory an occupation could backfire if you make vaccination part of your terms of employment then what does a doctor do if if you risk losing their job losing the profession that they've studied and worked so hard for or they comply there's quite a big stick to beat the profession with i don't think anybody could argue against the evidence for vaccination and what the government should try to do is understand if there is significant reluctance why that is support those people provide the more information but not to coerce them it was a survey early on in the pandemic which showed the vast majority or doctors certainly felt that the government had completely missed and on the krone virus and demick and that confidence nothing has really happened to improve that confidence in government for more details on the events unraveling in armenia make sure to check out our website r.t. dot com and follow us on twitter i'll be back with more of the weekly in just about 30 minutes and

gail maclellan reports. not the sort of weather you usually associated with texas.e storms to areas unaccustomed to such weather. pipes are frozen, several million people are without power and drivers not used to wintry conditions struggled to stay on the roads.— stay on the roads. water was one at stay on the roads. water was gone at 830. _ stay on the roads. water was gone at 830, power - stay on the roads. water was gone at 830, power was - stay on the roads. water was gone at 830, power was off. | gone at 830, power was off. obviously we are one of millions in the same boat. it is cold. ., ., is cold. somewhere even more at risk, the homeless _ is cold. somewhere even more at risk, the homeless putting - risk, the homeless putting their faith intense as the bone chilling weather continues. winter storm water —— warnings have been posted across the southern plains and as far southern plains and as far south as the gulf coast. bell we�*re looking at the temple to finally getting back up against 0 c here in topeka on friday on this weekend by then we will have gone

gail maclellan, bbc news.ry the 5th. nicola sturgeon is due to announce later how scotland will begin to emerge from lockdown — and whether a phased return to school can start next week. also this hour — military leaders in myanmar say armed forces had no choice but to take power — as demonstrations continue over the coup earlier this month. questions over who is prioritised as the vaccine roll—out extends to people in at—risk groups — dj jo whiley asks why she's been offered the jab before her vulnerable sister. in the uk, radio 2 dj jo whiley says she has been offered a vaccine — before her sister frances, who has a learning disability and diabetes and lives in residential care. it comes as the vaccine roll—out extends to the over 65s and people between 16 and 65 with underlying health conditions. data from public health england showed that 6 out of 10 people who died from coronavirus up to november last year had a disability — that's around 30,000 out of 50,000. here'sjo whiley. it feels like it's been a ve

. —— gail force winds. hello, this is bbc news. the current lockdown began. the duke of edinburgh has spent a second night in hospital after being admitted as a precautionary measure on tuesday evening. the government is being urged to gradually wind down the furlough scheme to keep a lid on rising unemployment. australia's prime minister has accused facebook of unfriending his country, after it blocked news feeds in a row over a new social media law. and seven minutes of terror for nasa — its perseverence rover will face its descent to the surface of mars today. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. good morning. fans are back for the australian open after five days without them. it follows the end of the latest lockdown in the state of victoria so the 7,000 strong crowd are cheering on the first men's semifinal which is under way. world number one novak djokovic is up against qualifier aslan karatsev from russia. novak djokovic is dominating. heading towards the final. now earlier, the fa

time for gail welcome to the program police in manama have formally charged ousted leader. with breaking and import no authorities say illegally imported walkie talkies were found at the hope the accusation forms a legal basis for missing cheese detention and she could be facing up to 2 years in prison and nation a national campaign of civil disobedience has been growing since last week since this week's military coup protesting medical workers say they will not work for the new regime. that's got more from dave grohl about who's been covering them up for many years he joins us from kuala lumpur and talk us through these charges day welcome by the way the import irregular hours in a few walkie talkies doesn't sound serious enough to warrant summary arrest and perhaps did and perhaps 2 years in jail. yeah well the new military regime is just taking a page out of the playbook of memoirs old military regime i mean this import export law the way it's written is so arcane that you can basically take just about anything and twist and turn anything that was important or export and

more than likely if they get a fire indication it would be an electronic fire belt that they would gailhey have an electronic checklist to go through and they are very methodical. normally the captain will take over in an emergency situation like that and the copilot will read the checklist on the objective is to get the air plane back on the ground. looking at that flight and its track, it is obvious that crew responded very quickly to the emergency and brought that air plane back around just as quickly as they could and initiated a checklist. that dissent was done safely and appropriately and i cannot say more is a testament to the crew, the flight attendants and the pilots as well. in addition to the air plane itself to you can just see when you look at that video, it is dramatic. they had to deal with some serious vibration because that powell came off and an engine was no longer aerodynamically helping with the air plane. it was shut down and created a vibration because internal parts of the engine were exposed. they did a tremendousjob to this engine were exposed. they did a treme

it's but the flapping of the sale and not a rent made by the gail.in spite of rock and tempests roar, in spite of false lights on the shore sail on, not fear the sea. our hopes are all with the. our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears, our faith triumphant over our fears. our all with the. are all with the area. mister president, it's been a long day and we thank you and we thank all the senators for their careful attention to the legal arguments and your courtesy to the managers and to the lawyers here. this has been the most bipartisan impeachment in american history and we hope it will continue to be so in the days ahead and nothing could be more bipartisan than the desire to recess. so the only issue before the senate today of course is whether donald trump is subject to the court of impeachment that the senate has convened. we see no need to make any further argument at this body has the power to convict and to disqualify president trump for his breathtaking constitutional crime of inciting a violent insurrection against our government. to

gail king, it's scary from the double subject zero wolf range with the wide beautiful pine board floorsrlooking the pacific ocean. >> these people are calling for a reality czar. aoc wants to reign in the media for spewing misinformation. what is this if it's not misinformation? where you're claiming to be present at an event that you were at home for? it's amazing. >> laura: what else, raymond? >> the reason we're seeing this public display, it brings back a historical precedent that might make sense in the coming week as we look at this trial. the president's trial even though he's left office. in 897, there was something called a cadaver senate. they found a cadaver guilty. a few days later, they fished the bones out and miracles started to happen. the people turned on pope stephen vi and threw him in jail. political retribution trials rarely end up well. >> laura: first cable show in prime time to even mention pope steven. never happened before. >> the cadaver senate. look it up. >> laura: could be every day on capitol hill. >> they go to cable television for that. >> laura: have a

it's an francisco gayle ong kron 4 >>gail thanks a lot. another big story tonight, san francisco is pausing to of its vaccination sites over a lack of supply city officials say the mosconi center site we'll pause for a weekend reopen once there are enough shots to resume. meanwhile, the site at city college of san francisco will pick back up on friday for second doses only. mayor london breed expressing her frustrations with the temporary closures on twitter saying i'm frustrated because we've shown that sf can administer shots as soon as they come in ccs f has been running well for weeks she wrote the reports from moscow knee are overwhelmingly positive the only thing holding us back is a lack of supply and i'm hoping that will change soon for more information on signing up yourself or someone else for a vaccination we have links to that on our website that has also information that clinics throughout the bay area just be sure to head to kron 4 dot com. well tonight the rate of new covid-19 cases continues to drop across the state, but th

i'm so gail welcome to the program. we begin here in germany where the chancellor has admitted to failings in dealing with a 2nd wave of corona virus infections i'm going to medical told parliament the government had not been careful fast enough opposition members jailed as she defended the decision to extend the national law to. germany streets will remain empty and its stores closed for another 3 long weeks at least because while in fiction numbers keep falling worries over dangerous mutations remain germany's lockdown will be extended until sunday march the 7th but those despairing over bad pandemic here can go a week earlier than that to the south lawn schools in kindergartens will begin reopening in february already and the government has set an ambitious new target for the 7 day in fiction right. chancellor angela merkel told parliament that while people are exhausted by the pandemic restrictions this is not a time to be opening back up again not worth the cost to the research is still ongoing but we shouldn't dou

the nearly gail daily gaffes seem to be knocking them off. today stocky which she referred to lindsey graham as, quote, lady g a description considered to be a homophobic slur. a deluge of comments on twitter. this should be widely condemned said the former acting director ric grenell. tone deaf said another sweet. i guess this is the decency we were all promised chimed in a record. another urged psaki to issue an apology. john kerry was all roasted on twitter, this time by newt gingrich over his use of a private jet while advancing climate change policies. former secretary of state called it the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. gingrich respond suggesting kerry's decision was yet another symbol of the contempt for mere citizens. one rule for them, a different rule for us. meanwhile, rules of fair play were the theme of sharp questioning today on capitol hill of the biden administration's education secretary nominee. >> do you think it's fair to have boys running in a girls track meet? >> it's a

florence nightingale met dennis florence nightingale was not yet florence mike gail. she was the daughter of an upper-middle-class family, chafing and stifled to go out and pursue her passion which was nursing and public health and 1851 -- elizabeth blackwell, the samaritan woman freed herself of the family, trainings to get her practical training totally independent to florence. who is this woman? this amazing -- and they have this passionate meeting of the mind to a.and then it becomes clear what florence wants to do is bring women into nursing and what little warmth bringing women into medicine and never the twain shall meet and they were intertwined throughout their lives in and out of each other's lives, never saw eye to eye on this, and it is no accident, founded on may 12th. he her star value is poland, they never quite achieved it. they were attempted to work alongside florence nightingale when she returns to england. and she did what florence wanted. they kept their distance. there is a novel there somewhere. >> interesting to think about something -- them ex

. >> reporter: i gail students guns down this weekend, the newhaven connecticut police chief warning number of shootings out of last year, tragic trend mirrored in cities around the country. a memorial marking the killing of a yale master student. >> this is the laws of an external young man. >> 27-year-old's kevin was a mentor, he served in the u.s. army. the student sustained a gunshot wounds and while there is still no motive police say it is possible he was targeted. >> there is no one thing i can tell you is contributing to the violence but we are doing everything we possibly can to make sure the city is safe. >> just the latest in a series of deadly newhaven shootings. on january 12, '20 people were killed in their apartment. days later a man shot in his car. january team two is a shootings of people in city streets followed by his murder on saturday. >> it is indicative of a very challenging time for our community that we have experienced over the past year with the uptick in violence that is being experienced around the nation. >> despite super bowl celebrations in tampa poli

i'm phil gail welcome to the program. international criminal court has convicted a former ugandan rebel commander of war crimes including multiple murders rape and systematic forced marriages justices in the hague found that dominick on one ordered the killing of civilians including children. is a former commander in the lord's resistance army was found guilty on 61 out of 70 charges will be sentenced later and could face life in prison we'll hear from our correspondent in a moment 1st we'll take a look at his. own what and how he ended up on trial in the hague the charges from fix this trial has been years in the making with thousands of witnesses providing testimony. was a senior commander in jos of kearney's lord's resistance army after having been abducted himself by the group in his youth. kone founded the group in 1988 amid widespread ethnic fighting in uganda. the group committed rape mutilation torture and murder as it moved across uganda the democratic republic of congo and the central african republic as well as

until gail welcome to the program front president emanuel macross held a virtual summit with 5 countries in africa region to address the threat of terrorism that the sa is struggling to contain a violent insurgency by islamist terror groups president ruled out an immediate reduction in the number of french troops stationed there to assist security efforts last year paris bolstered troop numbers to more than 5000 the french president hopes that additional troops from other european allies would allow his country to produce its contingent in the future but germany is skeptical eye color mask the foreign minister has ruled out sending more putting more group boots on the ground rather favoring development projects. we must strengthen the government institutions so that they are able to ensure the security of their people which means strengthening the police and above all the dishes system but finding used seats of phone. it is also clear but only when governments are functioning against tangible way of their citizens that prospect of development and a better life will be able in the long te

dean taylor is a 63 year-old sandra fell president he was arrested and denies the allegations but was gailas reaction from neighbors, gayle. >>them and can neighbors say the pranks have been going on for about a month, but this time it took an unexpected turn. it's called ding dong ditch an old game

i'm so gail a welcome to the program. when miles military has seized power and imposed a year long state of emergency the national leaders have also announced the purge of our own sons to cheese democratically elected government removing and replacing key ministers united nations security council is meeting to discuss the situation on tuesday amid widespread international condemnation. off to the arrests the power grab military vehicles lined up in myanmar's capital make peace how soldiers now patrolling the streets a clear sign of who's in control. this was the moment a member of parliament was whisked away in a pre-teen raise one of many from aung san suu cheese ruling national league for democracy or n l d party the door of her home is once more looks she previously spent nearly 15 years under house arrest in opposition to an earlier period of military rule in a statement suit she denounced the coup was an attempt to quote put the country back under it to taste the ship she urged people not to accept it and to go out a

staff and those in one be should begin next week live in berkeley gayle ong kron 4 news all right gail thank you for that live report. >>meantime in the in the 4 bay area students can return to classrooms 4 of them will tell you who they are state health officials gave the green light are in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties that is only for grades k through 6. the approval comes after covid cases dropped in those 4 counties. cross warren county most keita 6 public schools have already resumed in person classes but mostly on a very limited basis. the county says it's hoping this latest decision by the state will pave the way for students to return to the classrooms full time 8 hours a day 5 days a week, public high schools ar distance learning. it's still unclear when they will be allowed back on campus. >>our school had intended to open right after that winter recess, you know during that first time frame in january but because we're in the purple tier we have to wait till we return to the red tier for 5 days and so we just heard from public health actually a few minut

it will be accompanied with gail forced gusts of winds.ed it hitting their doors and rattling their windows. greater manchester police say they are in the wreckage of the main house, a body of a woman was found. joining houses were also damaged. three people were treated by paramedics at the scene for minor injuries. a mother and a daughter who lived in one of the adjacent houses were taken to hospital with minor injuries. one of the neighbours has described how she helped to rescue them. she described how the mother was screaming and both mother and daughter had such a blackened faces. a number of houses nearby were evacuated last night, some taken to a garden centre around half a mile away. some of them were allowed back after a couple of hours. not everyone evacuated is allowed back in their homes. the fire and rescue services are still checking the structure of the houses which have been damaged to make sure it is safe. anyone are not allowed back has been told that the fire brigade will try to go into the houses to retrieve important

our gail ong is live in sandra fell with details on this scale after all we've been through after all pg and he's been through it's hard to believe we're talking about this. >>jagr and definitely and the step in the right direction of sandra fell and santa rosa and castro valley are some of the bay area cities listed where a pg e has some high-risk power lines circuits and this is one. step ahead of 6 in this process. >>but this is the first step with the cpc is saying hey we want to know how you plan to kind of right the ship and also why are you doing it this way i mean it makes no sense at all and so that looking for an explanation of what's going on mike danko in that for wildfire victims is referring to the 16 page draft proposal. >>from the california public utilities commission proposing pg need to go into an enhanced oversight process. the commission approved pg e's bankruptcy plan of reorganization would conditions and modifications that decision established oversight process that would require the company to report corrective actions intended to ensure. utilities safety perf

dean taylor is a 63 year-old sandra fell president he was arrested and denies the allegations but was gail ong is live in sandra fell tonight, she has reaction from neighbors, gayle. >>them and can neighbors say the pranks have been going on for about a month, but this time it took an unexpected turn. it's called ding dong ditch an old game kids ringing doorbells and making a run for it i just think it's kind of a harmless prank kids are unfortunately a lot of these kids haven't been to school even one day this year, but one center fell homeowner was fed up according to police 63 year-old dean taylor is accused of chasing down an 11 year-old boy doorbell ditching and is facing felony charges of kidnapping criminal threats and child endangerment the incident happened on the night of february 12th. >>a witness told sandra fell police they saw an older man yelling at a younger boy, grabbing him aggressively before they both got into the man's car and drove off the parents of the alleged victim told police their son along with friends were doorbell ditching in the neighborhood and that taylor

world wars, and the deaths of three husband's, and well, she credits the victory to prayer and her gailn-soaked raisins so obviously i'm taking a few gin-soaked every night of the week. what is your thoughts? >> i love this and by the way i've never heard of gin-soaked r aisins, but the other part you mentioned is key she's a prayer warrior in her nursing home and also she doesn't eat junk food so maybe there's more to it than just gin i know that's disappointing to all of us. you don't want to necessarily always live a healthy life and it was just nine gin-soaked raisins so we'll see a lot has to do with prayer though. charles: it could be your liquor of choice and prayer of choice but just do both. beverly see you again real soon. minimum wage we know is out of the covid relief bill and that delivered a major blow to progressives but a sigh of relief maybe the moderate democrats and certainly for small business owners and everyone else, including a few lower income households as well, who will understand the real ramifications. and public opinion, folks, is on the reopening of schools

this note from gail says she's keeping a candle lit for everyone who has been lost co covid.rd. lisa is getting an early start on moving and mario is helping. catherine emails to say we're up pause our dog somehow got stuck in his bed. poor tkpwaoeufplt i'm sorry about that. dimitri gets up to watch us with his mom in pennsylvania. they facetime together and watch. thank you to dimitri and your mom. we appreciate it. >>> coming you were, the "axios" 1 big thing. and majority whip dick durbin as a massive relief bill moves one step closer to passage. plus the conversation with bill gates. don't go anywhere. tes. don't go anywhere. the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ and all that glitters is gold ♪ applebee's $1 boneless wings with any handcrafted burger. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. c

gail you are now recognized for five minutes to present your oral testimony. >> thank you, chairman watersnd the committee. i am happy to discuss my gamestop shares and my discussion of fair value on social media it is true that my investment in that company multiplied in value many times and for that i feel enormously fortunate i also believe the current price of the shares demonstrates that i've been right about the company. a few things i am not. i'm not a cat. i am not an institutional investor nor am i a hedge fund i do not have clients, and i do not provide personalized investment advice for fees or commissions. i am just an individual whose investment in gamestop and posts on social media were based upon my own research and analysis i grew up in brockton, massachusetts. my family was not wealthy. my father was a truck driver and my mom a registered nurse. i was one of three kids and the first in my family to earn a full year of college degree when i graduated from stonehill college in 2009. that was wanot a good time to b looking for a job. from 2010 until 2017 i worked at a few sta

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and i would like to ask you a question doctor gail as a rep. in the chicago area. i'm so pleased that you are joining us and we are honored that you are here and thank you for your work over the decades. in the early stages of the aids crisis and in listening a presidential apology to the airmen and i understand that your own father was an airman. so thank you to your family for your incredible public service. the main director question to you it is a position about a phenomenon that we are noticing which is hesitancy among healthcare workers to taking the vaccine. in one hospital, in the suburbs, 40 percent of healthcare workers were hesitant to take the vaccine. and i would be curious about anything that you would have about whether you have noted similar patterns or greater pattern among even physicians of color. >> thank you very much and thank you for representing our state well. my husband's father was the airmen. anyways, i guess yes, we are seeing that friends across the country and healthcare workers in themselves have had it hesitancy. and we cannot prete

well joining me now via skype is gail ams a british olympic badminton silver medalist thanks very much for joining us did these remarks come as any surprise to you. and those who know it's as a woman in sports you hear these comments constantly and i just want to have the remarks i just roll my eyes another guy rolling his eyes or making a comment about women and their place in sports and he's sorry for our straight saying sports is what they should be no barriers to sports sports is equal and to have those comments and when we really try to purse women's sports and especially in the limpid games where it's 5050 really old male female competitors so how those comments is really really annoying right and maybe that's important context there for us to leave had these obviously very controversial remarks and that people are saying the apology doesn't go far enough he needs to resign from the shooter amaury but this is not something that is ness that is restricted to one country one culture one individual that actually it's quite widespread from what you're saying . there is sport is a boy

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and we ask that question to you, gail, how you came upon this incredible story. >> i'm so glad to being men in battle but they have the respect of the men they fight alongside, who i think are just in awe with enormous respect for their will and heart and courage and bravery. and who wouldn't want to tell the story of the david versus goliath? the women who thought to hand isis its first battlefield to beat. >> and you dnds hundreds of hours of interviews. i wanted to get a sense of how you did your reporting. the women gathered in order to plan their goals. >> this is the interesting thing, i had seven trips to northeast syria, a lot of hours on the ground. of course, none of these women thought they did anything extraordinary but they were all happy to talk about their friends' courage and valor and that stayed with me. the truth was, one story, adzima, one of the women we meet in this book is a swashbuckling character and kobane at this stand is the last stand against isis. isis 2014 had no battlefield losses. then they come up against this woman and these women in this militia, w

mary sperry and gail laughlin were a local bay area suffragists, and they were involved in a 14 year boston marriage. and both of them are very active in the california suffrage campaign and later the colorado suffrage campaign and laughlin and sperry actually moved for several years and live together and they had a happy life together. unfortunately sperry died after they'd been together for 14 years and the influenza epidemic and around 1919. she passed away and laughlin was obviously very upset at the loss of her partner and sperry had willed all of her property and her physical remains to laughlin for her care, and they wanted to be together basically in life and in death the sperry family objected to this and actually launched a really controversial court case, which i write about in an article and all i'll share the link with you in a second in case you're interested in hearing more about this court case. but the sperry family essentially accused laughlin of being a lesbian and tried to invalidate their relationship as a couple. but laughlin continued she won the case she ended

i think a more interesting question is john calhoun gail, a very significant person in history so i amess comfortable with q the. >> brandon in california. go ahead with your question or a comment. >> good morning, i have three questions and i'll make them very brief. one of the things that bothers me the most about the u.s. presidency in terms of what's going on right now, i'm wondering what you think of executive privilege is the first in terms of for example, i'm not picking on him, undoing executivele religious, trump changing executive privileges of the last president and that type of thing, executive privilege to be limited or something changed. the second thing i want, do you think about the electoral college and being done away with? i don't think i have ann understanding one way or another. last, what is your idea or thought about the president in terms of this? are the things happening beyond competency of some presidents who understand more others who are intelligent might understand them? one of my friends forig example who happens to be a college professor things george w.

fair not sound and shock of the wave and not the rock that the flapping of the sale not made by the gail in spite of the tempest roar in spite of the lights on the shore saline our hearts, our hopes are all with the. our hearts are hopes our prayers in tears and faith triumphant, triumphant over our fears are all with the. >> mr. president has been a long day and we thank all the senators for their careful attention to their legal arguments this has been the most partisan impeachment and we hope it will be so in the days ahead nothing can be more bipartisan than the desire to recess. the only issue before the senate today is whether donald trump is subjected to the court of impeachment we see no need to make any further argument the body has the power to convict and disqualify president trump with that violent insurrection against our government. tomorrow we will address the amazing array of issues with the thoughtful presentations including the first amendment and due process partisanship under the constitution bill of attainder clause and many more but in the meantime we wave all furth