i'd like to ask both of you, what it was john glen like, kathryn? >> you, know the man i read about in life magazine and watched on television as a youngster was a feat and cello caricature of them and that really was he. was richer and better than anything that came through in the magazines. he was that confident and he was that passionate and he was that day to get, he was that patriotic. but all of that came in a fabulous package of just really caring humanity that was just extended so generously, too i think, everyone who came into contact with. >> david. yeah, i think that john flynn was in person on a daily basis every day, every hour, was the same person that came across on television. there was no pretense, there was no attempt to sell something or a part of me that did not exist. there was no attempt to sell that part of john cullen. and he was -- i would have to describe him as authentic. he was an authentic individual. he was authentic from the time when he grew up in rural idaho i owe a, small little town. his father used to take enough

. >> born on july 18th 1921, john glen was a decorated u.s. marine aviator, an astronaut, the first american to orbit the earth and much later in life, the oldest person to travel to space. he represented ohio in the u.s. senate from 1974 to 1997. senator glen died on december 8th, 2016 at the age of 95. up next on american history tv, the national air and space museum remembers drawn glenn on which would have been his 96th birthday. this discussion included former u.s. senator david prior and geologist and astronaut catherine sullivan, veteran of three space shuttle missions, and the first woman to walk in space. this is about an hour. >> >> great to see this crowd. this is a great event. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm jack dailey. it is my pleasure to welcome you to a very special john h. glenn lecture in space and history. we established this lecture series in 2004 to spotlight the legendary figures in aviation in over the last 13 years we welcome to truly shorten aryan vigils. but none of them has loomed larger in the history book

ondrej kudela racially abused glen kamara, who reacted furiously added so many of his team—mates andnt that was handed out, however, glen kamara himself was found guilty of assaulting ondrej kudela in the tunnel after the match. he's been banned for three matches, and he was banned forfour matches, and he was banned forfour matches on a challenge on a slavic goalkeeper which left him with a skull. rangers say... they welcome the suspension imposed on ondrej kudela, this not only it vindicates glen kamara's evidence but underlines the severity of the comet given the maximum number of games had been imposed by your ralph up. they say it dust your ralph i. rangers will appeal against those decisions, other reaction, the slavia prague in and says he deeply regrets the incident and apologises to glen kamara for a situation that was distressful to he and his team—mates. so it's a ten match band 41. -- team—mates. so it's a ten match band a1. —— for ondrej kudela. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news. after waiting three years for a stage win, mark cavendish has won

to get here some way other than lawrence expressway because lawrence expressway is closed between glen tree drive and 280. we are still waiting to see how long this is going to remain here at the scene but it happened about 10:00 last night and the investigation is ongoing. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >>> new detailed this morning, scott pederson is scheduled to appear remotely for a preliminary hearing tied to his murder conviction. a judge will consider evidence surrounding the jurors who sentenced him to death for murdering his wife lalacey and their unborn southern. >>> we are likely to have a recall election as early as september. the campaign for recalling [ gunfire ] has gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney tells us what to expect next. >> reporter: the effort to recall the governor secured more than 1.6 million verified signatures, 100,000 more than needed. the governor's campaign tweeted its response. the ad link recalls supporters to right wing extreists a strategy that the state repu

it's on lawrence expressway glen tree to 280 is the closure over there. kris sanchez is on the scene gathering more details. sheriffs deputies on scene. two people are dead as a result of the crash and closure, locate that for folks driving through the area, south bay santa clara county you cannot exit the freeway at lawrence expressway heading south. from 280 to just shy of bolling er. you'll have to exit wolf or saratoga before or after that on 280. they are moving smoothly in the south bay and closure for 84. a small incident near the dublin interchange isn't affecting that and the weather is not affecting the construction crews. back to laura. >>> president biden preparing to expand minimum wage for hundreds of thousands of federal contractors. his executive order expected today will increase it to $15 per hour. [ muted ] -- january. in the meantime the white house may be ready to change its guidance on wearing masks outdoors, that announcement comes as some u.s. cities are now rejecting new vaccine shipments. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live

a million to inspire and raise awareness for kids so we've teamed up with make a wish and watkins glentional as ambassadors to help raise awareness locally. >> we're just trying to fundraise in any way we can. and we're also been nominated as wish heroes. so we are personally team lamb or fund raising for this month of april to help raise funds as well planned as a leader for kids just like him. and through his organization team liam. >> he's able to raise money so that kids cool experience as like driving out here at the watkins, glen international speedway. but today be leading us around the track. >> all the events are are a really fun time. we always need a lot of amazing people yeah, we're just excited to get on that racetrack. >> you know, it's a privilege. it's that's all it comes down to for me personally and professionally that when you can have an event like this and have a great and family that coming out and just have some fun. but just how fast will lambie going. >> amid the pandemic. the make a wish foundation is reinventing what a wish means. sometimes it's in your own b

glen kirschner and a former federal prosecutor and sonia pruitt, former captain at the maryland police department and the black police enterprise. this video, once again, shocking, astounding. i can't think of the word to explain my reaction to this. captain pruitt, i want to start with you and kind of get your raw reaction to what we just watched. >> it's ridiculous. okay. so my first reaction is, if i didn't know that this actually had happened, i would have thought it was a "saturday night live" skit or something. look, first of all, a citizen has a complete right to pull over and stop where they feel most comfortable. police officers are actually trained in that, that give them the benefit of the doubt and give them some grace, maybe they don't feel comfortable. maybe it's not a well-lighted area, let them stop somewhere, where they feel safe. that's okay. secondly, when i walk up to the car and do see there is a tag in the window, as far as i'm concerned, stop's over. what else do you want? thirdly, the supreme court has ruled that it is okay to ask people to step out of a car for

tomorrow in the glens of scotland around “4 or five again.nd but through the afternoon there will be a change and the winds. to come off the atlantic and they will dragon some cloud, so after a sunny, crisp morning it looks like for most of us that the afternoon is looking a little more overcast, but still pretty cold at 4 degrees in newcastle and seven or eight in the south. on thursday the low pressure will temporarily bring a milder weather in our direction, so it will not be quite as cold. the reason is this where front moving in to bring outbreaks of rain or at least some cloud to north—western areas and the wind direction changes out of the south—west and the temperatures pick up, and the south of the country around double figures, even far north, i2 celsius with sunshine but rain in western parts of scotland. this will only be a temporary recovery to the temperatures and on thursday and friday you can see 11 degrees for london and cardiff but by the time we get to the weekend it does look as though it will turn just that little bit col

glen tree drive is officially where the closure ends. bollinger takes you to the south side of campus, moorpark from the east side. mitty off of mitty way, mitty high school and they may have photography done now that the sun sup but looking at an update as school doesn't start for a bit. over the rest of the bay the commute has kicked in and no surprises outside of that lawrence expressway closure, we continue to follow that with kris sanchez on scene. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> president biden preparing to expand a minimum wage for hundreds of thousands of federal contractors. his executive order expected today will increase it to $15 per hour, it was a little over $10. the change would not take effect until january. the meantime the white house may be ready to change its guidance on wearing masks outdoors. that announcement comes as some u.s. cities are now rejecting new vaccine shipments. let's check in with tracie potts live in washington with all the details. good morning, tracie. >> good morning. good morning, everyo

it's as if glen gold's ghost is sitting at the piano those who knew him a star. christian knows or doesn't just want to imitate human creations he wants to explore unknown to mentions through his art with the help from ai he's collected some other world peace. this is. very brief as we take this great unknown outer space and we try to capture radio signals from space and then we have our manmade scan it to look for patterns which we wouldn't be able to find on our own fin transcriptions from space interpreted by using familiar harmony it's a bit by bit bizarre yet somehow sublime. and you kind of you enter a question and you get a reply you never would have anticipated that can move things forward in the composition or creative work which allows it to take a turn you simply couldn't predict the business that's quite exciting that's out of the such fun. machines are becoming increasingly able to adapt learn and create original unpredictable outputs how would you say this impacts society today ai looks like this magical black box that is new things that we've never

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glen reynolds is the trailblazer of internet blogging in that golden h.d it all. glen, why has the business world suddenly turned super bernie sanders aoc left. >> the thing you have to understand none of this has anything to do with justice or fairness or concern for the well-being of black people or anyone else. it's all about power. woke politics is the state religion of the corporate oligarchs now. and they use it to enhance their own power and to suppress their opponent. that's all it's about. everything sells noise. that's why it doesn't make sense it's not tonight in make sense it's tonight in compliance. they hope you will all be afraid. >> mark: how do you push back against it? if you have got united american and delta going woke, what do you do? boycott them and take the greyhound? >> you know, honestly you should do what the left does. make the life unpleasant for their ceos and other corporate officers. don't waste your time with economic boycotts. you send buses of protesters to the ceos' house and go to their shareholder meetings and make a

why leaders say the willow glen location makes the most sense. >> and the pick is in our kate rooney will be introducing us to the newest member of niners nation and what this election means for jimmy g. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne, more and more regions around the bay area are declaring a drought due to our dry winter and almost 98% of california is in some stage of drought. and we have a look at the latest drought monitor map red. that means extreme drought and orange, which is moderate now covering most of the state. we begin tonight with a look at drought restrictions in the north bay mandatory measures already in place. there and now the water poured looking put even further limits on when people can use water. kron four's terisa stasio at the brand municipal water district on what may happen next. theresa. >> hi, ken and catherine, you know, the pictures really show the whole story. we went over to one of the reservoir. he got to see what we discovered. >> quad copter for show

my daughter's a 1st grader at glen park and we still don't know what her schedule's going to be and we're about to lose tens of millions of dollars because of these mistakes and there are problems with commissioner lam's resolution even if the intent is good. who's going to staff all this work giving the depart of superintendent matthews. you talked about distanced learning for next year, but that's not up to the district, that's up to the state. so why are you planning for it already. and, most importantly, what does firm intention mean? what are you going to do if your employees refuse to return to work as needed to staff the promised full five days a week return? are you going to cave or are you going to stand strong? will you be bias in favor of labor or in favor of students and families and the promises contained in this resolution? if you mean what you say, then what you need to tell parents is that you'll only enter into a contract that offers five days a week class. and, if you can't get to these contacts, you'll use the district's office deadlines m hopefully that's what it does

midfielder glen kamara and strikers alfredo morelos and kemar roofe have all been targeted.er manager had a share in each of the first three winners at the grand national festival at aintree. all eyes were on the two time national winner tiger roll in the betway bowl chase, but he could only finish a very distant fourth as, clan des obeaux brought up the hat—trick for ferguson, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls — he came home 26 lengths clear. sir alex says it's the best day's racing he's had since getting involved in the sport 20 years ago. i about that. those are his words not mine. yet, it was a great performance. ahead of the tub from one of better performances and likely done the last two years and keeping it fresh. the french open will start a week later than scheduled, it will run from the 30th may to the 13th ofjune. tournament organisers at roland garros say they want the largest number of fans to be able to attend, and with france in a third national lockdown, moving the championships will give them the best possible chance. now this will impact o

but the big moment that i think most people were probably talking about is glen close.r "hillbilly elogy." but yet she knows so much music from the d.c. area and spike lee's movie school days. take a look at her. she actually knows how to do. she didn't just dance. she knows how to do the butt. we'll see it here in a second. it was just a delightful moment. how much she knew about the song. however, they planned it. it was a cute moment. >> all right. we'll have to say the actual dance for later. i'm sure you can find it online. thank you very much. >> thank you, steph. thanks to all of you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow morning. i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. at this hour, the focus is on elizabeth city, north carolina. a state of emergency is declared not because of a natural disaster but because the city is bracing. five days after andrew brown jr. was shot by sheriff's deputies, his family may finally view the body cam video of the moment deputies killed him. the family is se

also joining me is former federal prosecutor glen kerschner and dr. william marone, a forensic toxicologist and dr. gupta. shaq, let me start with you. i go back to yesterday and so far today, it is pretty clear the prosecution is trying to set up the medical examiner's testimony in a specific way. they are very concerned about it being framed in isolation. >> reporter: that's right, chuck. it's almost like they are saying, before you hear that, we want you to hear from these experts. we are hearing from dr. thomas. we heard from the pumonologist yesterday. we will hear from a cardiologist before we get to hear from the medical examiner. they are trying to paint this picture of before you listen and before you see the numbers, before you see the detail from the medical examiner, listen to our experts so you can frame how you listen to what we expect to hear later. what we heard from dr. thomas, i think you saw it was what exactly the prosecution has been trying to get out of these experts. sherivation that is the cause of death. she has done thousands

as we're trying to deal with in person as well as virtual, the district says willow glen.chools have some of the highest rates of students coming back. while those in downtown settles, they have the lowest rates of students returning, adding some students are continuing online from across the country or even from mexico. in some cases, we know we have students that no longer live in the bay area, but because we've been doing this since learning they've stayed enrolled in the school. s o. we expect to see some of those drop for next year's enrollment and feel like it's august. is this the first day of school and i can't wait till they can all come back to class and be on campus. as for concerns about making the new school day equitable for those in person and at home, a spokeswoman says the district expectation is all students will have the same support and attention, but they say it will take a few days to transition with now, six weeks left in the school year. maureen naylor ktvu fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, improving phone connectivity and speed. five g

glen, then you had the defense today try to use what happened to daunte wright to their advantage, which was sort of shocking to me that they try to do a motion to take advantage of the opportunity, the psychic pain the community was in yet again for another shooting to get a favorable ruling on their side. what did you make of that and of the closing that the prosecution put forward today? >> so joy, not to be overly critical of the defense attorney, i felt like he was making that motion knowing full well it would be denied by the court but preserving it as an appellate issue. every single motion that is denied by the judge you can bet in the event of conviction we're going to see it raised as an appellate issue. it will fail as an appellate issue primarily because jurors are presumed to follow the instructions of judges and when judges say do not listen to outside media accounts and if you inadvertently come into contact with some, tell me and then you have to assure me you can put it out of your mind and continue to decide the case based only on the evidence you hear during the trial

joining us now is glen kirschner, former career federal prosecutor, now an msnbc legal analyst.pecially this allegation that matt gaetz and rudy giuliani was sending everyone to matt gaetz with fair election claims. they are begging the trump presidency for a pardon for himself. >> let's start with the obvious observation, lawrence. you don't ask for a presidential pardon unless you've committed crimes, unless you need a presidential pardon. but it's nice to actually have some supreme court precedent to look to to put this into context. more than 100 years ago, 1915, there was a case called the united states against george burdick, and president woodrow wilson issued george burdick a pardon. george said, i don't want one because i don't believe i committed a crime. the supreme court said, a pardon carries with it an imputation of guilt, and if you accept a pardon, that is virtually a confession of guilt. so if we extend the supreme court rationale to matt gaetz, what does it mean when you request a pardon, when you speak out a pardon? it obviously, if you apply the same rational

glen, thank you very much for being here tonight. >> thank you, jonathan. good to be with you. >> all right, glen, you're one of my favorite people to talk about this. how important is this guilty plea from shafer? >> you know, it's actually pretty consequential, jonathan, because this is not as some people have said, you know, just a glorified trespassing guilty plea. this is actually a guilty plea with cooperation which we'll talk about in a minute, but it's a guilty plea for a crime which involves breaching the capitol with the intent to impede a congressional inquiry specifically the electoral college vote count. and when we realize that defendant schaffer bills himself as a founding member of the oath keepers, this is where the cooperation part of the guilty plea comes into play because i can tell you today was not sort of the first step in a cooperation agreement with defendant schaffer. this has been going on for some time. anytime a defendant approaches the prosecution and it wants to consider pleading guilty and cooperating, what we do is we sit do

david jolly, glen kurshner.g here. >> still ahead, imagine a world where you could be elected governor of an entire state without having a firm grasp of the meaning of infrastructure. you can stop imagining. tonight's absolute worst is next. don't roam too far. you don't want to miss it. want . so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your screens? just checking in with my team... of colleagues. so you're all streaming on every device in the house, what?!! that was a foul. it's march... ...and you're definitely not watching basketball. no, no. i'm definitely not watching basketball. right... ( horn blaring ) his first cabinet meeting, pointish out at the leaders in the room looks like america. it's a very different picture from what trump's first cabinet looked like. while biden's cabinet is 55% nonwhite and 45% women, trump's was only 18% nonwhite and 18% wom

lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england, cloud through the midlands and into the southeast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. i really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the

in december, a car smashed into a parklet in willow glen. this one had a cement blockade. >> maybe keep an extra eye on the traffic coming by. or maybe sit in a different section that is not as susceptible to passing traffic. but i've been really enjoying the parklets here in san francisco. >> reporter: may lend interbreed announced that she is proposing legislation to make these parklets under the cities shared spaces are grim, permanent. >> i saw one in walnut creek, luckily no one got hurt their. betty, thank you for that. >>> burning man festival organizers say they are considering requiring that attendees proof they have been vaccinated for covid-19. so far plans to hold the sears festival have not yet been released. organizers say they will determine by the end of the month if the event will take lace this summer. >>> we now know when bart plans to bring back full train service, beginning in mid september. the trains will once again run monday through saturday until midnight. bart will also reduce the wait times between trains to 15 mi

could be as low as —1i or —5 in the glens of scotland.kling and crisp, the winds will be lighter. you'll notice that. but then in the afternoon, the weather changes. the winds shift, we will get this westerly breeze which is going to waft in some cloud, so it will end up being an overcast afternoon for some of us on wednesday. still chilly — 4, 5, 6 celsius. now, wednesday evening, we start to see a real change in the northwest here. in fact, the winds are coming off the atlantic — in fact, more out of the southwest — so that means that by early on thursday morning, we're generally frost—free. the weather has changed by then. no longer do we have the arctic winds from the north. and the reason for it is this weatherfront, which is sweeping to the north of us. you can see the wind arrows here blowing out of the southwest, so some outbreaks of rain and fairly cloudy weather across, broadly, the northwest of the uk on thursday. there's some sunshine and you'll definitely notice milder conditions in the south of the uk — temperatures of aroun

as we're trying to deal with in person as well as virtual, the district says willow glen.some of the highest rates of students coming back. while those in downtown settles, they have the lowest rates of students returning, adding some students are continuing online from across the country or even from mexico. in some cases, we know we have students that no longer live in the bay area, but because we've been doing this since learning they've stayed enrolled in the school. s o. we expect to see some of those drop for next year's enrollment and feel like it's august. is this the first day of school and i can't wait till they can all come back to class and be on campus. the district acknowledges concerns about making the new school day equitable for those in person and those at home. a spokeswoman says the district expectation is all students will have the same support and attention, but they say it will take a few days to transition with now, six weeks left in the school year. frank maureen, i'm just wondering here. did you see anything interesting at the schools today? well

. >> so, glen, axios also took a new poll.cause it does sound as though there are some reasons to be optimistic. what did you guys learn? >> for sure. we're basically a year, 13 months into this now. and the good news is that a year later, seven in ten people have gotten the vaccine or are close to getting it. we're seeing many states now lowering the eligibility age down to 16, basically opening it up to anybody that wants to get it. that's the good side of it. the little bit more disturbing side in our weekly axios/ipsos coronavirus index that 52% of parents say that they're probably not going to get their child -- or 52% said they would get their child vaccinated as soon as the vaccine was available to them, but 48% said they wouldn't. so there's still about a 50/50 split on that. parents showing some concern about immediately rushing off to get their children vaccinated. and that's going to be very important, as doctors try and push us towards herd immunity. >> and it also seems to raise questions, glen, about getting kids

the rest chose to stay in distance learning the district says willow glen.chools have some of the highest rates of students coming back. while those in lowest rates of students returning, adding some students are continuing online from across the country or even from mexico. in some cases, we know we have students that no longer live in the bay area, but because we've been doing this since learning they've stayed enrolled in the school s o. we expect to see some of those drop for next year's enrollment. as for concerns about making the new school day equitable for those in person and at home, a spokeswoman says the district expectation is all students will have the same support and attention, but they say it will take a few days to transition with now, six weeks left in the school year, maureen naylor ktvu fox two news. the u. s state department is urging americans not to travel to about 80% of the world right now because of the coronavirus pandemic. most countries are now classified as level four. that means do not travel. there was the ones in red on this

is located in the various more precisely in the franconia region let's start on the old mine bridge glen mark of hertzberg. it was built from 14th $76.00 and for a long time it was the only river crossing between the. old town and the fortress. 12 statues of saints lined the bridge. the old mine bridge is the perfect starting point for discovering verts burg from here you can see many of the important sites and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its bit the culture. but 1st i want to get an overview and start with a short tour through verts burke's old town. the town hall is only a few steps away from the old mine bridge it has many buildings and faces. that is the red building that's the so-called cut off make up and here we have the main facade. in the marketplace stands the gulf it might be capital a church that was financed by the citizens of hertzberg that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the church is still called capella or chapel. and

davis is an independent who represents willow glen and is endorsed by former mayor chuck reed according to the mercury news. represents downtown san jose. >>> did a drone force eagles out of their nest in freemont? a drone crashed into the nest in the park. two bald eagles were in that nest and were getting ready to lay eggs. when they checked on the nest, there were no signs of these eagles. they also want to remind everyone don't fly your drones near a nest. >> right. you have to be very vigilant. >> use common sense. >> jeff, you said it was going to warm up. it warmed up. >> oh, yeah. i know you are happy with that, right? >> i like it warm. >> yeah. all right. so if you're like jessica, you like it warm, tomorrow will be a good day for you. more of that heat coming our way. let's start it off on the micro climate forecast. we will look outside and take you to walnut creek. you can see clear signs out here today. the big story is the warm weather, up to 85 degrees right now in walnut creek. not good enough for a record, but definitely across a lot of the bay area. now, we will drop

it's as if glen gold's ghost is sitting at the piano those who knew him a star. question knows it doesn't just want to imitate human creations he wants to explore unknown to mentions through his eyes with the help from ai he's collected some of the world the signals. are. become very rich as we take this great unknown outer space and we try to capture radio signals from space and then we have our man made a scanner. to look for patterns which we wouldn't be able to find on our own. transcriptions from space interpreted by using familiar harmonies it's a bit dark a bit bizarre yet somehow sublime. yes. i am. and you kind of you enter a question and you get a reply you never would have anticipated that can move things forward in the composition or creative work which allows it to take a turn you simply couldn't predict the business that's quite exciting. the machines are becoming increasingly able to adapt learn and create original unpredictable outputs how would you say this impacts society today ai looks like this magical black box that is new things that we've n

banned slavia prague player ondrej ku—dela for ten games — after he racially abused rangers midfielder glendy has also handed a three match ban to kamara for then assaulting kudela in the tunnel after the game at ibrox. his team—mate kemar roofe has also been suspended for four games for �*dangerously assaulting another player'. dan evans will face world number one novak djokovic in the third round of the monte carlo masters — after the british number one beat poland's hubert hurkacz. evans saw off the miami open champion 6—4, 6—1. hurkacz did seem to be struggling with illness, but a significant win for evans all the same. now today is exactly 100 days until the start of the delayed tokyo olympics. the postponement of the games last summer has had a contrasting impact on athletes and competitors. the team gb women's 7s rugby team have onlyjust started training together again and have had to raise money to fulfill their olympic dream after the squad was effectively disbanded. jo currie has been to meet the squad in loughborough. powering their way through to tokyo, 100 days out from the oly

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could be four orfive below in the glens of scotland.increase, so it�*s variable amounts of cloud, i think, through the afternoon. still pretty chilly — 4 in newcastle, 7 or 8 in london — but the winds will be lighter on wednesday, so that means it�*s not going to feel quite as cold. and the following couple of days, thursday and friday, it looks as though the temperatures are going to recover a little bit. hello, this is bbc news with tim willcox. the headlines: the oxford—astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine trial on children and teenagers is temporarily paused tonight — as the uk regulator investigates whether there is a possible link with rare blood clots in adults. the government says it�*s right to be looking at the idea of covid passports as a means of returning to a more normal life. borisjohnson says they could help signal a person is not contagious. police searching for missing student richard okorogheye say a body, has been found in a pond in epping forest. disperse immediately. in northern ireland, the stormont assembly is recalle

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> well regarding how the school district reached an agreement with the teachers. the president of the san francisco unified school board of education told us all schools have placed very strict safety measures. so that teachers will feel safe and comfortable, especially when interacting with students. >> often our school buildings haven't been the safest places they haven't allowed for our families and our students to feel like they're in a safe environment. so educators saw that. and they really wanted to ensure that we were providing this for everyone. so it was just a commitment to be transparent to be honest and to be ready to. come to an agreement that is something we c

we're going to get our 5 hour journey to a national park in central vietnam where the prime glens are going to be released under tight security tonight 'd 'd. and we've got more could come so provoked i think got going to back me up now with your garage and i think i'm not there because of the guard suit with the line that the for. the 1st pangolin be set free $88.00. more get out 11 of the in the good news boy behind book look at. i've only been here for a few days but during that time i really seen how vulnerable base creatures are so this is a really special moment i just hope they don't end up as trafficking statistics. with so few pangolins left in the world everyone that survives in the wild really count. the covert 1000 pandemic has revealed only cheek lady how our health depends on the planets but it's also showing that nature can thrive given half a chance during lockdowns world over that was sightings of animals reclaiming open spaces as we retreated into our homes dolphins falling to the bosphorus listenable in turkey. humans proud to santiago chile. mountain goats roamed t

is surveying the damage while police are looking for the driver after a car slams into this willow glen home. we brought you live breaking coverage of this this morning on today in the pay. nbc bay area's bob redell has more. >> remarkably the family who lives in this house here on the 1,400 block of san jose and willow street was not hurt when this car crashed into their home. the company of the driver unknown. we do know that they were able to take off. the mother who lives here says this is devastating given that they had just had this house remodeled 18 months ago. this crash happened around 12:45 this morning. a neighbor says they heard a large screech followed by the sound of a large crash. the family was asleep inside the house. they awoke to find the car inside their front room. the driver, as i mentioned, already gone. here's what a neighbor saw when he arrived on the scene. >> when i came out i was expecting it would be somebody like inside the vehicle or pulled out. i was pretty surprised there was nobody in the vehicle. it doesn't look like it has air bags or anything, so, y

it's going to located in the willow glen neighborhood in san jose kron four's amanda hari explains the goals for the new facility. why officials picked this location. >> this building used to be a senior housing complex county leaders tell me they chose this space because it needed minimal improvements to be ready for people to move in. >> in mid-may. the counties and its partners have been very aggressive on developing. >> supportive housing new apartments for people who are homeless and disabled in just a few weeks. 1185 pedro street in san jose will be a temporary place for people experiencing homelessness to stay while they wait for permanent housing. >> the about 80 people will be moving in already have vouchers for long-term housing santa clara deputy county executive keely says they're trying to set people up for success. full complement of property management staff. >> it's going to be staffed. 24 hours a day and we're going to have a pretty bus complement support services will be counselors and case managers lee says they're trying to meet people's basic needs but san jose dis

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news as more and more folks get the covid-19 vaccine. there's still plenty of questions remaining. >> including will americans need a booster shot in the future to keep the vaccine effective. we asked doctor peter chin hong with ucsf for the answers. >> so it all depends on what gary and becomes dominant in the u.s. in the fall right now. the most common are really uk. it be 1, 1, 7, and in california it's a california grand. fortunately both of those are sort of like squashed by all 3 vaccines that we have currently but say brazilian or the south african variant on new variant. that hasn't been invented has yet take some of the scene. we may need one the odds. a very, very low est

as low as —8 celsius in the glens of scotland and a frost down to the south coast.s western and southern areas so it�*s not a completely dry day. we are in face expecting a few showers. the best of the weather will be across central parts and towards the north sea coast. temperatures, 10—12 degrees, actually not that far off the average but we�*d like them closer to the mid—teens, especially across southern parts of the uk and at least into double figures in most areas. so the next few days? the weather will remain dry because we have high pressure centred across the uk. notjust across the uk but spreading itself right across western parts of europe. so a lot of dry weather in many areas, and this is what it looks like early on wednesday. starting off a little misty in places with a touch of frost but then in the afternoon the weather�*s looking absolutely fine. maybe a couple of light showers here and there. the temperature nudging into the mid—teens across southern parts of wales, for example. this is a look at thursday. it does look as though it will pick up more

the crash happened just before 1:00 on willow street near meridian avenue in willow glen. the owners were awoken by a car slamming into their home and when they came out, the car was there, nobody else. the owners just finished remodeled that home about a year ago. >>> a leader in oakland's chinatown who has been leading the effort to get in front of the surge of anti asian crime, yeah, he says he himself is now a victim of a hate crime. carl chan is the president of the oakland chamber, this is oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. yesterday afternoon he was walking along eighth and broadway, someone suddenly approached him and pushed him to the ground. he acted quickly, he actually got up, took photos of his attacker and showed it to police officers. they were able to use them to make an arrest. last night we spoke to him about his injuries. >> i got hurt but was able to quickly stand up after being pushed down on the ground, punched in the head, scrapes on my knee and hands. >> chan says at tack was so out of the blue he hasn't pieced together what his attacker said to

as low as —8 celsius in the glens of scotland and a frost down to the south coast. increasing through the morning and into the afternoon across western and southern areas so it is not a completely dry day. we do expect a few showers. the best of the weather will be across central parts and towards the north sea coast. temperatures, 10—12 degrees, actually not that far off the average but we would like them closer to the mid— teens especially across southern parts of the uk and at least into double figures in most areas. so the next few days? the weather will remain dry because we have high pressure centred across the uk. notjust across the uk but spreading itself right across western parts of europe. a lot of dry weather in many areas and this is what it looks like early on wednesday. starting a little misty in places with a touch of frost but in the afternoon the weather looks fine. maybe a couple of light showers here and there. the temperature nudging into the mid— teens across southern parts of wales, for example. this is a look at thursday. it does look as thou

as low as —8 celsius in the glens of scotland and a frost down to the south coast.rning and into the afternoon across western and southern areas so it is not a completely dry day. we do expect a few showers. the best of the weather will be across central parts and towards the north sea coast. temperatures, 10—12 degrees, actually not that far off the average but we would like them closer to the mid— teens especially across southern parts of the uk and at least into double figures in most areas. so the next few days? the weather will remain dry because we have high pressure centred across the uk. notjust across the uk but spreading itself right across western parts of europe. a lot of dry weather in many areas and this is what it looks like early on wednesday. starting a little misty in places with a touch of frost but in the afternoon the weather looks fine. maybe a couple of light showers here and there. the temperature nudging into the mid— teens across southern parts of wales, for example. this is a look at thursday. it does look as though it will pick up more of

wednesday morning in the south, could be as low as —4 the south, could be as low as “4 or five in the glenssparkling and crisp. you'll notice the winds will be lighter. in the afternoon, the weather changes. the winds shift and we get this westerly breeze which will walk in some cloud. we and up with an overcast afternoon. still chilly, four, five six celsius. we start to see a real change in the northwest in the evening. the winds are coming off the atlantic. that means that by early on thursday morning, we're generally frost free. the weather has changed ljy free. the weather has changed by then. no longer do we have the arctic winds from the north. and the reason for it is this weather front which is sweeping to the north. you can see the wind arrows here blowing out of the southwest. fairly cloudy weather across the northwest of the uk on thursday. some sunshine and you'll definitely notice my milder conditions. temperatures of around 11 degrees in birmingham and london. this slightly milder weather will only be temporary because once this weather front clear through, we open up the doo

lovely sunshine expected away from the north—west of the great glen across scotland, northern englandhrough the midlands and into the south east, hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. and really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the real

as low as —8 celsius in the glens of scotland and a frost down to the south coast.owever the cloud will be increasing through the morning and into the afternoon across western and southern areas so it is not a completely dry day. we do expect a few showers. the best of the weather will be across central parts and towards the north sea coast. temperatures, 10—12 degrees, actually not that far off the average but we would like them closer to the mid— teens especially across southern parts of the uk and at least into double figures in most areas. so the next few days? the weather will remain dry because we have high pressure centred across the uk. notjust across the uk but spreading itself right across western parts of europe. a lot of dry weather in many areas and this is what it looks like early on wednesday. starting a little misty in places with a touch of frost but in the afternoon the weather looks fine. maybe a couple of light showers here and there. the temperature nudging into the mid— teens across southern parts of wales, for example. this is a look at thursd

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for full list. you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. and you all mardi tomorrow is just the beginning for students to return. >> back to the classroom as i said over a year, officials say that they expect all 170 schools in the district to go back to the classroom by the end of april. back to you. >> towards normality for so many people. my gosh, i know that a lot of the kids, especially the ones who had never necessarily ben to school before they've been itching to get some sort of of some sort of interaction with other people other than their parents, i'm sure and siblings. i'm sure so i can't and say, oh, i recognize you from exactly. exactly. could be really fun. will continue to have live reports from camila throughout the we do. i believe want to get a check of your weather forecast because it's going to be a nice weekend. we're expecting a beautiful day around the bay. here's dave spahr to tell us more about that high. noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. b