for the gang of 4 to get it we've talked about enjoying our football and i thought you saw that at times today i would have not done and still it's another week without a positive result and 1st we have to deal with that kind of flux aliveness on us who's going to tell us. coach to a.b.c. 6 straight defeats was fafner and 2015. programs that will be departing but not yet he insisted after the game. let's look at how his future. dortmund were in fine fettle going into this game they may be out of touch with the top of the table but they're the only german side still in 3 competitions including the champions league. that's primarily thanks to the man mark who goes will be succeeding and in tears each after a ropey start with him at the helm goodmans game has markedly improved recently in terms of tactics commitment and consistency but they're going to mind charlotte it all the time enough that i've regained stability at the back which is pretty important and right now there's a massive will to win which we're showing on the pitch. of course the $42.00 loss to buy in a week earlier was a se

the draw but yeah ok 4 games in all this saturday leaders manchester city were playing full invade gone 17 points clear of the top of the table beetson basin from 3 no in that gang earlier evidence hopes of a top 4 finish took a hit so they lost to warn against burnley but the league chief executive richard masters says crowds of up to $10000.00 could be back in stadiums before the end of the season it's hoped outdoor venues will be allowed to operate at 25 percent capacity in england from the middle of may. karim benzema scored an injury time winner for real madrid as they fight to stay in the spanish title race and with both goals this team is they came from behind speed c one when the 2nd in the table leader let's go madrid right now are drawing nil nil with gets half of that game coming up is a full time now a pretty bizarre passage of playing the dutch league where a set out while we're playing 23 own goals scored in less than 20 minutes 20 minutes called sue including what i thought from their own caper out more they got in the act as well but they did go on when the game for one. now as a step in course for a 6 nations grand slam the big win over it's sil

a row to equal the club record of guards are now just 4 points away from the european qualification. check out the bundesliga standings after match day 25 are in rick gang ground and leipsic in the title race for france move up at the expense of liver christen and then if you see further down that been a filled escape the relegation zone with herta the lin sinking into it and my answer shall cut bring up the rio. now to some really interesting news a koala is celebrating a milestone birthday earning a spots in the guinness world records as the old us of a species in captivity but not the country you might expect dory turns 24 years old on sunday that's a cousin and to 110 human hears the qualities birthday was martin zoo in japan where dory had lived for almost 2 decades despite her age madore can still climb trees and has a healthy appetite for euclid to seize. well you're watching the news live from berlin. tomorrow today because a find much more on our website w dot com and also check us out on twitter and on instagram. ira him hunted for me and the entire team thank you very much for watching a bite. i'm secure in the fire more non-tolerant than in

gang busters. they're predicting 8.5% growth for the u.s. economy at the end of the year. 4% unemployment.u look at black unemployment now, for black men, over 10%. black women, 9%. it is double what it is for the white counterparts. i guess my concern is that's a great projection. but it, i mean, it doesn't look from the numbers that it will be fully shared by black men and women in this country. >> i think there is no more stark data under the data than what we saw in the jobs report you highlighted. unemployment across the country decreasing, seeing that growth, seeing us start to, you know, move forward from the pandemic and in that same report, black women's unemployment increased. right? the disproportionate role that black women play and hospitality role and, you know, lower wage health care jobs. so i think it really speaks and really validates what we're doing with this approach. you have to focus. you have to focus on the underserved groups and populations that aren't part of this wave of the pandemic. i think that's why we're doing what we're doing. we're excited about what we'r

of pride month. and we have details on our website. kron 4 dot com. it is reopening day was reopening today for the peanuts ganghat charles and schulz museum and research center in santa rosa. >> welcome back. visitors for the first time since june when it was open for just 5 days. earlier today we checked in with the museum's director on how you can safely. enjoy the museum with your friends and family. >> everyone, of course, is asked to wear a face mask. you'll be allowed him without one. we have so many hand sanitizing stations that are throughout the museum. we're really lucky. we have a stations museum. we have courtyard outside. so people can actually go outside and see the kind country be careful. and we have, you know, statues newbie labyrinth outside. so there's there's many, many options and it is quite open. >> current exhibitions include lucy fuss budget to feminist. it's the first exhibition focusing exclusively on lucy van probably holding a football for charlie brown. take a live look outside now at highway 24 and this is in the lafayette area and point traffic has looks like the camera might ha

gangs who kidnap people for ransom. there is no clarity whether negotiations are going on. joe biden has held the first meeting of �*the quad' — a group of 4hopes will be a counterweight to the growing power of china. the group features the us, australia, india and japan — all of whom have had varying levels of disagreements with china in recent months and years. mr biden and indian prime minister narendra modi both said that the group were standing up for universal values. let's take a listen. and in this moment, it's a purpose that i think we all are concerned about, a free and open indo—pacific is essential to each of our futures for our countries. the united states is committed to working with you, our partners, and our allies in the region to achieve stability. china was on the agenda as well as vaccine diplomacy. our state department correspondent barbara plett usher told us more. yes, the major announcement, the major concrete announcement out of this meeting was that there was going to be a joint push to produce many, many vaccine doses to be used in southeast asia, a billion by 2022 combining the money of the united states and jap

drugs on saif india has seen its biggest surge in cases in 4 months because of me is warning that a huge hindu festival taking place on the river ganges could be a super spreader of it and japan has ended a state of emergency that was in force in the tokyo region that same role that has been slow and infections are still rising. well the u.s. city of miami in florida has imposed their nighttime curfew after crowds of party revelers ignored social distancing rules restrictions on play to remain in place until after easter the city is one of america's tourist hot spots especially for students. thousands of people flock to miami for spring break and from here this march they are the target of an emergency contact ound. huge crowds have brought chaos and disorder in parts of the city including south beach and smile i mean the church. people like you know i don't know i don't know if anybody learned from last year's experience we did in the sense that we know younger people are going to not wear masks i'm hoping they did but i think a lot of younger people are feeling like they want to get out and go crazy and we're trying to let them know

nearly 400 victims of explosive devices the highest number in 4 years violence fell following a peace deal with fog rebels but 4 members remain armed iran with several crime group gangs at a time from petty has more from bogota. the reports from the red cross shows an important increase in violent incidents this appearance is mass displacement in a number of regions in the country all compounded by the restrictions put in place by both the state and armed groups due to depend. and the violence seems to be expanding to new areas they documented for example over $250.00 victims of explosive devices in $69.00 municipalities across the country of which $41.00 had not reported any incident in 2009 the red cross also found a major increase in attacks against health care workers. exactly it's a paradox at the exact time when people need more medical attention health personnel are being attacked more than at any other time since we started collecting data in colombia. so this is a hugely complex humanitarian situation with many communities that have become even more isolated and have received less protection during the pandemic and that's why the red cross is calling on both

gang, they want to make these changes permanent. >> i also want to acknowledge terri sewell who was an important part of this bill in hr 4, the voting rights act. must of felt like at valley forge, everything is at stake. we must win this race to fight for this bill. >> laura: despite standing in front of a sign that said "hr 1," old nance still called it hr 4. she has biden-nesia. does biden really think we are so naive? if this bill is a great thing for democracy, why did the democrats packed it in late in the dead of night? anyone with a tiny little brain sees this 800 page monstrosity, they see it has zero to do with empowering voters. it's sole purpose is to ensure a permanent democrat majority period. hr one takes a chainsaw to our constitutional order by ending state control over elections. and thus it opens the door to rampant fraud and abuse. the bag of horribles? it mandates universal mail in ballots, early voting, same bay voting registration and online registration and they say a voter i.d. laws would be banned entirely. you could be prohibited from checking duplicate voter registrations in other states within six month

biggest surge in cases in 4 months the government is warning that a huge hindu festival taking place on the river ganges could be a super spreader event and japan has ended a state of emergency that was in force in the tokyo region vaccine rollout has been slow and infections are still rising. and let's get a run up now of some other headlines there have been violent clashes in the british city of bristol at a rally against a proposed policing bill at least 20 officers were injured the bill would give police sweeping new powers to clamp down on public protests. a group of a ton kong pro-democracy activists released from jail in china have been detained on their return home they were arrested at sea last year on charges of illegal border crossing it's believed they were trying to flee to taiwan to escape prosecution for their involvement in anti-government protests in hong kong. a member of parliament from uncle michael c.d.u. party has died after collapsing on a flight back to germany from cuba challenge plans was 53 the cause of death is unclear the tabloid billed as reporting that she was not travelling on business strands had recently been caught up in a lobbyin

4, on his shoulders. the wife, 21, carries their one bag. the walk began 1500 miles ago in honduras. the motivation was life or of death. .a gang killed her brother, he says. it got very dangerous. they said they were going to kill us all, she says. the family is just one of many migrant families streaming north in small groups. once across the rio grande onto u.s. territory, signs direct them to a processing center, the makeshift site offers some protection against the heat, the rain and covid. the family says they are going to houston, confident that they will not be separated or he deported. the family says they don't know if it will be easier, but they're going to try to find out. >> reporter: when you stand next to that family and look at them especially the mother, you really see a deep sense of exhaustion. chris. chris: steve harrigan reporting from the southern border. steve, thank you for that. now let's turn to david spunt at the white house with a view from washington. david. >> reporter: hi, chris, the administration's message to migrants now is not the time to come to the southern border. critics say that message n

nearly 400 victims of explosive devices the highest number in 4 years violence fell following a peace deal with fogge rebels but former members remain armed along with several crime gangs and other m.p.'s he has moved from bogota. the reports from the red cross shows an important increase in violent incidents disappearances mass displacement in a number of regions in the country all compounded by the restrictions put in place by both the state and armed groups do to defend them and the violence seems to be expanding to new areas they documented for example over $250.00 victims of explosive devices in $69.00 municipalities across the country of which $41.00 had not reported any incident in 2100 the red cross also found a major increase in attacks against health care workers. exactly it's a paradox at the exact a time when people need more medical attention and much health personnel are being attacked more than at any other time since we started collecting data in colombia. so this is a hugely complex humanitarian situation with many communities that have become even more isolated and have received less protection during the pandemic and that's why the red cross is calli