vergne glen of our affiliate has the story. >> reporter: the high school has been nameless for nearly a year, strippedprancis drake because of his trading slaves. but there was somebody close to home that should be memorialized. >> every time i would drive by here, and it would rememoiralize somebody, i thought, archie should be remembered. >> archie was a math teacher with an inspiring resume. he was one of 18 u.s. black athletes who competed in the 1936 berlin olympics. >> williams is a beautiful mover. >> reporter: when williams ran the 400 meter race, hitler watched and snubbed him after his spectacular come from behind gold medal finish. >> my dad was incredibly humble. really didn't talk about it. in fact, he kept the gold medal in a sock in a shoe box. >> reporter: what followed were degrees from berkley and mechanical engineering and meteorologist from ucla, roal a tuskegee airmen. >> his greatest accomplishment was being a high school teacher and getting to those kids. he was a black man and they loved him. >> reporter: he died at the age of 78. and may have gone overlooked e

he has gotten away with a lot, glen. that's a very important point. probably would have continued getting away with it. vance wasn't looking to get him before he was president. he raised himself and made himself more vulnerable because he was president. that said, if he is thinking he is going to get away with it like he always does, people around him might not be that confident. prosecutors have told at least one witness, begin preparing for grand jury testimony. we can start seeing that testimony beginning. i will note michael cohen wouldn't comment on whether he is the witness in question. he said he couldn't make comments when he spoke with my colleague earlier. do you think that the squeeze on someone like weisselberg might change the trajectory of what is normally trump getting away with everything? >> joy, first of all, a degree -- i agree that the d.a. empaneling this extraordinary grand jury, which will sit for sixs as opposed to four weeks doesn't guarantee trump will be indicted. it's clearly the last stop on the road to an indictment. ever

he was right, glen, when are you going to apologize. and who looks stupid now. care to fact check that fact? then, of course, this doozy from maggie, you know, people at the "new york times," they get pulitzers for stories that are false. she has a different although surprising theory about how the media got it wrong. they got it wrong because donald trump made them get it wrong. it's his fault. >> take a look. >> i do think it's important to remember that part of the issue when this was first being reported on and discussed, back a few months after the pandemic had begun, was then president trump and mike pompeo, second of state, both suggested they had seen evidence that this was formed in a lab and they also suggested that it was not released on purpose but they refused to release the evidence showing what it was. because of that, that made this instantly political, i think, you know, example 1,000, when the trump administration learned that when you have burned your own credibility over and over again people aren't going to believe you. >> sean: like your ne

we might see some frost in some of the sheltered glens in scotland, but most of us will be frost free will ease thorugh the course of the day and then the next few days we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. are feeling a bit of a lack of hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a cross—party group of mps urges the government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond may be 17th. the travel industry is confident that foreign travel will be possible this summer. portugal, sain, be possible this summer. portugal, spain. greece. _ be possible this summer. portugal, spain, greece, croatia, _ be possible this summer. portugal, spain, greece, croatia, those - be possible this summer. portugal, spain, greece, croatia, those are i spain, greece, croatia, those are the markets we are really confident that just looking the markets we are really confident thatjust looking at the markets we are really confident that just looking at the figures that just looking at the figures that are coming through, that people will be able to travel to.— will be able to travel to. lockdown

glen kirshner, you're great. thank you very much.the latest on the tensions between israel and palestinians in the gaza strip. tonight those continue to escalate. they struck a suburb. nbc news reports that at least 30 palestinians including 10 children and 3 israelis have been killed amid the ongoing airstrikes. there is no sense that it will abate soon. this is the most intense fighting between israel and hamas since the 2014 war. while the u.n. secretary general called for an immediate end to the spiraling escalation, benjamin netanyahu said, earlier, it will take, quote, time to complete the mission. no word what the mission is or whether the u.s. will weigh in. it was ignited by the threatened expulsion of the palestinians from their homes. we have updates on that as well. and does it for us on tonight's "reid out." "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight on "all in". >> these are not empty threats, these are real efforts to stop people from voting. >> while democrats are trying to nudge voter protections through the se

glen, i know you don't speak for the company on these things, but you are a long-term watcher of thisgs the criticism has been incredibly harsh with this about face do you think there was a problem with the thought process for all of this, with the strategy, with the execution on these things, how the market changed just looking at where we've come over the last four or five years. >> good morning, becky everyone nice to see you. becky, i think, first of all, i think one of the things that was missed in yesterday's reporting is that thetime warner transaction was undispute bring financially a good transaction for at&t it was a debt plus equity with roughly $100 billion yesterday's transaction was $43 billion of debt reduction. and 56 to $57 billion of equity value in discovery based on the close of price of discovery is about the same $100 billion. that doesn't include the net cash flow that at&t received during its ownership, which valued synergies, multiple rerating as a consequence of getting a median multiple, telecon multiple and the option value with 71% of the up side being sha

then i started looking for an apartment here in glen. after the moonlight, we went to the same doctor and surprise, surprise, long wrestling had disappeared. couldn't she asked how? and i said simple, we moved some 3800 kilometers to the east auto mechanic vitality. shasta cough stumbles upon what looks like the marble slabs that they aren't. vitaly shasta cough. lifting casela off the siberia. it snows here all winter. the snow, the falls from the sky here is often black from the coldest colors, vitalis house and garden shades of black grey and white moves that more cool is our and sprinkle ground up pencil lead onto it. so you can the same effect. you see here, luck online when i build off because a medium sized city it's economy relies on open minded. air pollution is dramatic. the city is located in close pass. a coal mining region referred to as russia's black heart. on some windy days, smoking some bad resident say they struggled grief according to studies by an n g o. twice as many people die of respiratory diseases here and elsew

thank you, glen. grateful that john courtney is a courageous leader of the transit union representing the women and men. [ applause ] thank you, john for being here and for your leadership. >> good evening, everyone. >> we love you, john! >> i love you guys and gals. that's what it's all about. be there, hold each other, love each other, hug each other, kiss each other when you get home from the end of the day. we're all we've got, we're all we know please, whatever you need do to get some support. i know i need it myself. these aren't names to us. these are people we love and we've seen every singy day of our working lives. it really hurts down to the core of our souls. so please let's do what we do and stand with each other, for each other, by each other. please, please, just love each other. thank you. [ applause ] i'd like to introduce the rock of atu. atu international president john costa. [ applause ] thank you, john. >> thank you, everybody for being here. atu. 265. on behalf of our 200,000 me

in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south thanrees in the morning. the forecast, from the morning onwards that weather front sweeps into western part of the uk, gale force winds develop around western coasts and for a time, an hour or two, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also southwest of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not reach you until a lot later on in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into t

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taking a live look in oak glen outside of the courthouse, today is marking the closing phase of the three-week federal trial for the antitrust case brought by epic games, maker of the popular video game fortnite, which was kicked off the apps for for violating its term. they are going through security and eventually flashing a peace sign to the crowd gathered outside. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. epic is accusing apple of antitrust violations. it charges a commission of up to 30% on inapt transactions and blocks apps from offering other payment alternatives. as to why, cook says he is surprised saying it would be a huge convenience issue. also, fraud issues would go up. he also said apple is a maniacal focus on the user, which he indicated can sometimes come at the expense of the developer. he said the products offered on the third-party app store cannot be as fully vetted for security or privacy. apple made $57 billion last year but during testimony, cook did not say how much of that was attributed directly to the app store. we will keep watching this trial for you and keep you

glen hendrix the vta president. >> my name is glen hendrick, the chairperson of the board.ened today and our thoughts and love goes out to the vta family, the organization and what they have had to go through. i could not be more proud of the vta organization. s adrove here i saw vta buses out on the road. as i said this is just a horrible tragedy that's occurred. one piece of information the event did happen on the vta light rail yard but not in the operations control center. it did happen on the yard. i want to let people know that as of noon today vta light rail service will be suspended and additional bus bridges will be put in place so that we continue to provide service to the county residents. and also just want to remind people that the reunification center is here at 70 west heading for people to get together and get information about the loved ones. thank you very much. >> excuse me? can you -- >> i'm sorry for your loss. what kind of security is on the premise on the daily? >> i'll let someone handle that question later. >> -- passing -- >> that we're so sorry at

the very next attack saw callum mcgregor file glen kamara.ebrated celtic protested, mcgregor shown a second yellow card and sent off. odsonne edouard on the right place and time for celtic to consolidate and stick a pact. maybe not. a moment of magic from alfredo morelos. celtic had their chances to equalise but rangers were far more clinical. kemar roofe revved up and rangers in top gear and exhilarating to an unbeaten league campaign. jermain defoe adding the finishing touches. celtic humiliated and humbled, rangers simply too good. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and jack laugher and dan goodfellow have won britain s second gold of the diving world cup in tokyo — finishing first in the synchronised 3 metre springboard final. both divers have already secured a place for team gb in the event at the tokyo games this summer. geraint thomas has won his first race since 2018 tour de france. thomas finished third in the final stage of the tour of romandie, but that was enough to secure victory — almost half a minute ahead of hi

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. >> reporter: construction of glen canyon dam created 186 mile long lake to create rocky mountain snowmount as a back up to lake meade downstream. today the so called bathtub ring shows how far the reservoir has fallen. >> it was hugely controversial at the time because of the environmental impact. i think if we were considering building that reservoir today, it wouldn't happen. >> reporter: with climate change, many in this fast growing region are wondering just how low reservoirs will sink and what that means for the southwest economy and eco systems. >> it's not really a rymore. it doesn't make it to the ocean. it's a river without integrity. we have totally captured and imprisoned it. that's not right. >> reporter: in 2019, seven states signed a historic drought contingency plan with limited cutbacks meant to stave off severe water shortages and disruptions. scientists project the water management challenges may only get tougher as the planet warms and the colorado river basin dries out. gary striker for nbc news. >>> as the fire season intensifies earlier than normal, some people

as a former federal prosecutor, glen, talk to me about the work that goes into getting one of these pleaeements done and how prosecutors could potentially rely on someone in greenberg's position. >> craig, first let me say, in my 30 years as a prosecutor, i never did draft or execute an 86-page plea agreement. they typically run about 8, 10, 12 pages. i spent a lot of quality time with these 86 pages here. what we see are 60 of the 86 pages are what i would call receipts. hard corroboration of the crimes of not only joel greenberg but the crimes of others. those others are not yet identified. that's exactly what i would expect. federal prosecutors don't want to tip their hand until they have indictments, arrest warrants and we are starting to see arrest warrants and perp walks. the 60 pages of corroborating evidence in this plea and cooperation agreement really spell out some troubling crimes. i think one of the most ominous features of this plea agreement, craig, is that the last of the six charges joel greenberg just pleaded guilty to is a charge for a conspiracy to commit offenses aga

expect we will hear who those men are until there are already arrest photos and perp walks made. >> glen kirschner, thank you as always, my friend. great to see you. >>> some republicans in congress facing potential consequences, marjorie taylor greene after choosing at alexandria ocasio-cortez falsely accusing her of supporting terrorists. eric swalwell is criticizing greene for stalking aoc saying he's convicted people for less. >> the greene behavior, frankly, jim, i was a prosecutor. i've convicted people for less on stalking charges. she is following miss ocasio-cortez around for years trying to engage with her. she just needs to let it go. >> meanwhile democratic congressman david cicilline is pushing to censure republicans downplaying the january 6th riot. republicans who likened the attack to a normal tourist visit. so what repercussions could these lawmakers face? let's talk to jeremy peters about that. jeremy, great to see you. >> thanks. >> let's start with part of what we just heard from eric swalwell there, talking about the idea that marjorie taylor greene could be prosecut

the mom in that house says she's devastated because they had just remodelled their home in willow glen. >>> a bald eagle siting. we have a photo to show you. you can see the bird perched on a power pole. and actually inside the bald eagle's mouth is a fish. it is quite a site, but it is dangerous for the eagles because birds can come in contact with live wires. so pg&e installed on the power pole. >>> the mural in the community is a new arts and culture space for the community in san jose. the splash bar's reveal included a moment of silence to honor a well known south bay transgender woman stabbed to death last week. her boyfriend is accused in the crime. organizers say the community district provides a shelter away from home for members of their community. >> it is my expectation that this district, this community district is a safe space for our entire lgbtq plus community. >> q as in qommunity there. >>> a popular tv show is featuring bay to breakers in its next episode. we will show you after the break. >>> get sports coverage with the xfinity sports desk every day at 6:00 and 11:

in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south thans in the morning. the forecast, from the morning onwards that weather front sweeps into western part of the uk, gale force winds develop around western coasts and for a time, an hour or two, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also south west of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not reach you until a lot later on in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the

. >> reporter: we ask people in willow glen about this new rule. >> i think it is a slippery slope. >> i think it really depends. the fact that the vaccination is not mandatory. >> i am good with it. whenever i go back to the office i want to know that i'm safe. >> so have you heard about any attentional legal challenges? >> reporter: we have not heard about any legal challenges. this was just announced this afternoon. but, but the professor says she expects this area and the legal challenges what happens to that data. we've just seen some data breaches in the university of california. what happens to that data once it is in county hansen who was in charge of it. that could be one of the strategies for a legal challenge. >> andria borba, thank you. >>> santa cruz is also moving into the yellow tier beginning tomorrow solano county will be the only one left in the red. >>> the searches on today for a mountain lion spotted roaming around too busy san francisco neighborhoods. andrea nakano is live in the portola district and says this big cat was already on the experts radar. >> reporter

the police say that attack happened one week ago in the willow glen neighborhood near meridian and fruit dale avenue s in both cases, the suspect approached the them and began talking to them before violently attacking them. women were seriously injured and tell police the suspect took off on a bicycle. and this is the man police are looking for. similar images are sketched out after interviews with each of victim. police say the suspect is about 5 foot eight with dark hair and eyes last seen wearing dark clothes and an orange vest. >>> chopper 5 flying over the scene of this deadly crash in san ramon this afternoon that happened after 2:00. it is unclear just how many vehicles were involved here, but you can see in the video that the top of the car appears to be ripped off and the suv and pickup truck with the visible damage seen there nearby. >>> separate cisco police made a big drug bust in oakland. officer say two dealers were busted for peddling drugs in the tenderloin. investigators recovered $63,000 worth of cash along with a shotgun and several bags of drugs. san francisco police

one of those shareholders joins us now glen view'slarry robins is wit us larry, thanks for coming ony. happy to be here. >> you were part of the ad hoc group of shareholders. are you surprised at the outcome? give me your reaction to it. >> we are not surprised with the outcome. we have seen the situation in other post-bankruptcy situations in the past. i mean glen view has been around for 20 years we saw it in a negotiation with clear wire, which was out of bankruptcy we saw it going back to the early 2000s in the pcs affiliates and in the -- and in the cellphone tower companies. oftentimes the bondholders when they need to reorganize will try to keep all of the value to themselves, and in this case as the economy recovered, as the travel economy recovered, it was obvious to us and others that there's a role for the equity holders to play, that there's rightfully a recovery for equity holders. so we have been a long-time investor in avis and in this space and a fan of the rental car industry and a team at srs has done a fantastic job of remaking avis's board and management, and, unf

johnson and glen medical announced the policy also talks with regional leaders. the biotech 5, the vaccine is likely to become the 1st to be approved for use on children under 16 in the you. but germany vaccine commission is still debating whether they should be recommending the kids to take the shot. the tv attrition and the la stan bag is already administering the vaccine to kids from the age of 16, he'd like to lower that age. further in on with this can improve i think it is very important to vaccinate children because we have seen in the pediatric practice how children and young people have been somehow so gotten over the last them and yet they're often thought to pass on the virus. they will not be able to answer questions on the health minister spun had been pushing for the moon. he even proposed reserving over 6000000 vaccine doses for children aged 12 to 15. instead, they can now join the rush for a vaccination appointment when the prioritization of vulnerable age groups is listed on june. the 7th that germany's vaccination watchdog is concerned about th

he says he's seen people experiencing homelessness in the willow glen neighborhood is playing few people. >> unlike the media area around here. this 3 3. area contrary feels a shelter like this will make a difference big. really good you know, people so have and >> you know, like very it. my opinion per times but city. but san jose district 6 council member debt. davis tells me not all neighbors are happy. the process has not included the community as much as it should have. >> and that's been a concern for for the neighbors. as you might imagine, councilor davis. his office tells me they're continuing to have meetings with the community about this shelter. >> and use of this facility is just getting started. county tell me they have a 20 year lease with an option to renews. they plan to use. this is temporary housing for the long term in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> state senator scott wiener is working to help young people who are homeless. the governor's updated budget proposal includes 200 million dollars for a forgivable loan program. wiener has a bill that would offer shel

i don't think long then i started looking for an apartment here in glen. after the moonlight, she went to the same doctor and surprise, surprise, long rattling had disappeared. couldn't she asked how? and i said simple. we moved some 3800 kilometers to the east auto mechanic vitality. shasta cough stumbles upon what looks like the marble slabs, but they aren't. italy shasta cough. lifting casella, he asked siberia. it snows here all winter. the snow, the falls from the sky here is often black from the coldest colors. italy's house and garden shades of black gray and white moves that more and sprinkle ground up pencil, lead on to it. if you can the same effect, you see here, back on why dublin office is a medium sized city. it's economy relies on open pit mining operation is dramatic. the city is located in coast pass. a coal mining region referred to as russia's black heart. on some windy day, smoggy so bad. residents say they struggled brave according to studies by an n g o. twice as many people die of respiratory diseases here and elsewhere in russia. it

then glen greenwald called for accountability, and someone named new deal hawk said this is a lot of resentment to put out there, considering that we still don't know one way or another. so that's a dissenting voice saying, why are we accusing facebook of retracting this when the truth is that we don't really loudly theory is still pretty improbable just now being considered serious. i mean, se, thank you. john chancellor, i'm going to america. he's meeting the leaders of the countries 16 states to discuss next moves in loosening corona virus restrictions, one measure being considered is vaccinating children in the capitol schools a partially open and staggered timetables. i mean that pupils aren't all in classrooms at the same time. oh, leander quickly prints out the latest worksheets before math class. the last time he was able to attend school with his entire class was over a year ago. since the outbreak of the corona virus pandemic schools have been closed for most of the time. day after day, landra has online classes, according to a set schedule. he's actually a good student wit

glen?i have run part of it in several features on the bay to breakers. >> oh, that's right. >> reported from there. in a motorcycle. >> yes. >> side car. >> juliette? >> i did run it in college with my girlfriends and then reported on it. we always have to kind of block out some of the things you can't show on tv. >> they did (female announcer) the following is a paid program for crepe erase. america's #1 selling anti-aging body treatment system for dry, crepey skin just got even better! (male announcer) introducing crepe erase advanced, clinically shown to reduce the look of crepey skin on your arms... (female announcer) neck... chest... (male announcer) ...and legs! (female announcer) for results that are changing the look of skin and changing people's lives. (male announcer) and stay tuned for our biggest! for a limited time, four free gifts for your face and hands, a $125 dollar value, are yours free! you won't want to miss it! sponsored by body firm and featuring jane seymour... (femal

you mentioned glen kessler's fact check.tracted the fact check a year ago saying this was a crazy theory with no basis in fact. it has a basis in fact to be investigated. we don't know for sure. we need the investigation and the corporate media and the democrats have been doing everything that they can to prevent a serious credible investigation. what we ought to do is take up the bill the senate commerce committee voted down a couple weeks ago to appoint an independent commission with investigative authority with credibility to get to the bottom of what happened. senate democrats need to stop helping china cover up their complicity in covid-19. >> john: i wouldn't hold your breath for that. "the washington post" still has time to fact check their fact check. thanks, senator cruz. >> thank you. >> john: i talked with david asher this morning, the guy heading up that investigation. he said that they had a lot of indications that there was a bio weapons research program going on at the wuhan institute and that this coronavirus

and journalist glen greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory. any accountability studying to germany's fight against the corona virus now, and also talks today with state premier johns. the uncle michael says germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in early june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency to have them vaccines approved for the lessons. is joncelyn, michael, cannot you couldn't the, as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one, either at a doctor's office. or alternatively, at one of the vaccination centers in cincinnati, now should adolescents get the job or not? it's a hotly debated issue here in germany. while many adults are still waiting for vaccination, parents are anxious to protect their kids. even doctors d

in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south thanould be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also south west of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not reach you until a lot later on in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern s

we sat down with the chairman of the board of the vta, glen hendricks. >> i'm not carrying anyone else's emotion. this is -- people have their own emotions they're dealing with. again, there is direct impact, indirect impact of people that you know, members of the organization who are continuing to work while all this is going on and knowing that there are friends and others. it is just really devastating. >> with tears in his eyes during that interview, we appreciate his time during this time of crisis. we talk a lot about now the families, the victims. we're trying to identify who they are. as for the gunman himself, he did kill himself here a block behind me, but what was his background? let's bring in live in santa cr evening. and sergio, i believe you have spoken with the ex-wife of this gunman. >> reporter: yeah. we were able to talk to the ex-wife of 12 years ago or so. she and her current husband were gracious enough to invite us in her home to basically talk a little bit about how they found out about this this morning and also try to describe a little bit of samuel cassidy's de

in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south thanweather front sweeps into western part of the uk, gale force winds develop around western coasts and for a time, an hour or two, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also southwest of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not reach you until a lot later on in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast

a so we even those who were taking part in this talks, especially some few arrows and some hit or glens the are just betraying us. so we do, we, we got this as this is betray to the, to our ancestors. we're still in germany that calls in all this kind of, of things and these have nothing to do with reparation. they call it not, not to reparation. barry, go reconciliation. so this is a kind of, and you know, out of, of, of development, age and development, age goes to this government, and this government of no media, as we know is a corrupt government in this money will never reach the nama. and there are people that, especially though the dissidence of the, of these 2 nations, that's why we say no to this reconciliation, we want to reparation. we want to talk directly to the german government. this is a better solution of, or 200, those 202007 of the united nations. that the edition, as people have the right to speak for themselves. tens of thousands of people seeking shelter in the democratic republic of congo. also authorities ordered the evacuation of areas in the city of goma or our

in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south thanrds that weather front sweeps into western part of the uk, gale force winds develop around western coasts and for a time, an hour or two, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around south—western england, wales and also south west of scotland. notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not reach you until a lot later on in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weathe

now the temperatures first thing will be pretty nippy in scotland, a touch of frost in the glens butr. so as we go through the morning, the weatherfront sweeps in, a spell of heavy rain and gale force winds towards the west of the country. notice that eastern areas, even by late afternoon are still dry. in fact, this weather front won't reach norwich, hull and newcastle until the evening hours. and then towards the west of the country come the evening, the weather should improve but there still will be some blustery showers around. so a pretty unsettled picture again. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: a large volcano erupts in eastern congo, causing panic in the city of goma, residents are told to leave their homes. is this proof that princess latifa of dubai is alive? a single picture posted on social media, after she disappeared from public view in february. the former bbc journalist criticised for his interview with princess diana says he loved her and never meant to harm her. that means we have a winner! and — viva italia — the country is celebrating afte

nigel glen represents the agents.ems, makes them liable for all other fire—safety defects. we represent 325 managing agents — none of them have signed. we've talked to freeholders, we've talked to cladding action groups, and as far as i know, none of them have signed. it's a really difficult situation. we're talking here of hundreds of blocks, potentially hundreds of thousands of people, and we just can't sign it, because by doing so, you take on the liability which would render you technically insolvent. the ministry of housing says the managing agents�* interpretation of the contract is fundamentally flawed and allows cladding removal without leaving them or leaseholders liable for other fire—safety costs. it insists despite the disagreement, the building safety fund is working. so far, of the 786 privately owned tower blocks deemed eligible for the fund, just under half, 366, have been approved for either financial help with their tender orfull funding, with £160 million committed. but with contracts not getting si

a spring in volume glen croft who joins us now from his claim tell us what exactly is u.s. president joe biden advocating here so he's joining the calls to have a temporary exception to intellectual property rules that govern pharmaceuticals including vaccines to allow for a quicker and broader supply to be created all around the world so generic pharmaceutical companies like india and israel and other places can produce the very vaccines including the m.r. in a back scenes without getting permission or having to do deals with pfizer with more data these kinds of companies now should be no the united states is usually a very strong advocate for intellectual property rights for patent protections it's often criticizing china for skirting those rules to protect their own industries and also to protect the incentive for companies to invest in new technologies but in this case what basically what biden has come out and said is the urgency of the pen demick outweighs those economic and technological innovation arguments talk with us about the timing why now. well this was a camp

and journalist glen greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory, any accountability studying to germany's fight against the corona virus now, and also talks today with state premier st. john's. the uncle michael says, germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency tap. the vaccines approved for the lessons is joncelyn. michael, can no new teacher could, and as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively, one of the vaccination centers in symptoms. now should adolescence get the job or not? it's a hotly debated issue in germany, while many adults are still waiting for vaccination, parents are anxious to protect their kids. even doctors disagree on wh

and, you know, in the handling of this pandemic, it's in close glen, it's working in close collaboration with the government, focal points from around the world, particularly those most, most effective. i think they've been doing great job from the beginning of announcing that this is a public health emergency and public health concern that you know, they right rather quickly found that there were a human to human transmission. some people think it went to slow, but it was within weeks of the 1st investigation. but it's governments who are putting up obstacles and government who didn't want to declare the pandemic and w h o had attempt tied. when it goes into a country, you can send the best experts which i think it's been doing, but they don't have all the access they want. they're not gonna be able to get the job done. and we heard of there's, you know, china has nothing to hide and w, hbo says they'd like to go back or other governments feel that they need for further investigation. then i think it should happen at the picture on it. i need a, a brief answer from you if you can just c

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like you just root for him and you just like oh he's going to make it you know so when i sings that glen it started with that camp freddie band that was dave navarro duff mckagan. a bunch of those guys met sarm put the band together celebrity band where they had gas and they would always ask me to come and his up line and i was like ok and that's how i discovered really that i could sing it pretty decently. i was just talking to rick nielsen from cheap trick and he and. yeah and he said great but yeah so yes i love singing that fun. folks there still. is a girl. who are still steam coming off the boot of cod from him on the beach. who know what about that what about the radio when there were. any better of them or coke would be able to do were often in the fruit were in the audience of the song crazy show i'm playing in there also you could say don't. click. isn't. so it was so great. you know i had the wonderful opportunity to tour with neil young in the ninety's when he did it with booker t. in them g.'s and i always i watched every show and they were always just i mean they didn't kee

according to international alerts, which monitors conflicts, glen warns, are making a come back. enlisted drug use is rising to, while i'm groups continue to recruit young men, even in areas where conflicts have ended, while we dest interview about to the sensor. and these live up and said that, you know, if the about the course might be extra mis groups, they're using the, the delay, the reconstruction of but we, as a rallying point to try and stop frustration of the task force formed by that. it's there to administration admits there have been challenges, including the coven, 1900 pandemic, and the economic recession, which of course delays to the reconstruction of them. and it says it remains committed to getting better. we back to a thriving and vibrant to see what critics say so much time has been squandered by a government that was once given. sweeping powers to implement reforms across the line or province. while survivors say there is nothing to commemorate because another year equates to another layer of hardship, for most of them were left to fend for themselves. jim l as in dog