lewis goodall reporting there.at a religous festival in israel. the country's prime minister calls it one of the worst disasters in the nation's history. security worries over the prime minister's phone after it's revealed his phone number's been freely available online for the last 15 years. police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found no motive or suspect. a global coalition of more than 60 leaders from technology companies and law enforcement is calling for "aggressive and urgent" action against ransomware, which is a malicious software that infects a victim's computer. the attacker then sends a message saying a ransom needs to be paid to unblock it. gangs are routinely targeting schools, local government and hospitals. 0ur cyber reporterjoe tidy has been speaking with two victims of recent attacks. we are a normal swiss office supply company. why the hell are you hacking us? everything was gone, there is no communication anymore. and they were the worst thre

the middle is jane goodall and then at the right is kathryn sullivan and you mentioned that all those women were important and should be members of the society. and then what so he he convinced the directors to actually hold the vote on it and the directors and the the president had no expectation whatsoever that the the members would vote to to include women, but they did and and shocking to the president. and so they invited a bunch of women including kathryn sullivan astronaut to join and i thought what was remarkable was that first she joined the society of women geography. kind of sad, but the los angeles adventurers club still does not admit women. and and i think that the importance of the society of the women geographers, is that as long as there's discrimination against women explorer scientists artists people who travel and study countries um, and it's so rife in areas remote areas like the arctic and antarctica where where men can do horrendous thing to women and really them their career. there's always going to be a meat need for the society of women geographers until male

jane goodall. >>> back to school for some unified students today. san jose unified is capping classes at 50% in elementary and middle schools. in newark, schools were reopen next week for students who want to return during a meeting. the board decided to return to in person learning even their teachers voted twice against it. >>> san francisco, small venues struggling can begin applying for grants. the financial aid comes from the music and entertainment venue recovery fund. grants will be at least $10,000 for each venue. it aligns with the $2.5 million allocated to entertainment by the mayor's office. the last date to apply is may 5. >>> this is the big board. the dow is up 270 points after a slow start. the markets are going up driven by earnings reports. >>> as vaccinations accelerate, many are booking vacations. people are taking off from airports nationwide and the great getaway will continue through the summer. a new survey from the points god finds half of u.s. adults are likely to take at least one vacation between june and september. >> a l

goodall's the one who's doing. the. petrol bombs and brakes at rioters attacked police in northern ireland the post breaks it border checks. points activists ring the alarm as a former u.s. intelligence analyst faces jail for exposing america's drone assassination program . he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to see that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal. for his prime minister back so covert passport system for people to prove their virus statists but even as our lawmakers slam the move us divisive. and multinationals including coca-cola condemned the us state of georgia over a new voting law but now face the boycotts themselves with supporters of the changes switching to rival pepsi. welcome to you on a very good morning good for 80 m. here in the russian capital and you're watching our international with medicare. and we start in northern ireland which is seeing 3 nights of unrest over post break that disputes. protesters held petrol bombs and bricks and police vehicles

goodall for one who's doing. a former u.s. intelligence analyst faces years in jail for exposing america's drone assassination program we speak to a whistleblower who's in close contact with him. he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to see that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal. germany struggles to suppress the 3rd wave of the coronavirus the christian democratic union party leader suggests a return to full lockdown something met with skepticism from german politicians. petrol bombs and bricks the price of posts brags that border checks we discussed the background to the weekend's violent attacks on police in northern ireland. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron our top story this hour a former u.s. intelligence analyst faces up to 10 years in prison for blowing the whistle on washington's targeted drone assassination program daniel hale pleaded guilty to transmitting and retaining national defense information his case comes amid a mass discl

goodall for one whose do you. believe officials seek to reassure people that the astra zeneca coburg shot is safe saying the vaccine hesitancy is costing lives but there are signs that the damage to public trust is already done. by year for me there is a risk since it has been shown that there are people who have unfortunately died after getting vaccinated it would seem the risk is low in their best interest i think and we don't know what to trust life will be to the dark. germany reveals plans for talks with moscow to buy russia's sputnik the job as long as it gets approval from the e.u. regulator and. a soyuz rocket carrying 2 russians and an american as dr the international space station just days before the 60th anniversary of the 1st manned space flight. friday evening at 11 here in moscow good to have you with us this is r.t. international money we start in europe this hour where governments are split on whether to restrict the use of the astra zeneca covert job on thursday the european commission warned the

goodall for one who's doing the. sprint is the account of an r.t. america correspondent only agreeing for reinstated once a decade old video of alleged u.s. war crimes is removed. and i leave it there graphic content policy the reality here it is hard is it is you're watching video right now and the american people need right now. former u.s. intelligence analyst faces years in jail for exposing america's drone assassination program you speak to a whistleblower who's in close contact with him. he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to see that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal. because code a vaccine and use in the spotlight as the european medicines agencies top official links it's a blood clots by the medical body itself goes on pointing to the jobs benefits. of the warms bricks the price of post border checks we discussed the background of the weekend's violent attacks on police in northern ireland. from moscow thanks so much for joining us on r.t. international tonight i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the

jane goodall.e of the youngest members of the conservation group reserva. >> our goal of reserva is protect 30% of the planet by 2030. >> reporter: and this earth day morning he's asking young people to get involved too. >> all you have to do is write a letter explaining why you love nature and why you want to protect it. >> reporter: each letter counts as $3 which justin has adding up to preserve rain forests in ecuador. a actually man on a mission this earth day morning. when he's not saving the planet, he goes to school and plays fortnite and soccer and baseball. big game later today. to help, check out his website for the love of frogs.com. >> thank you. we have to save the frogs. how else can we turn them into princes? >> good point. >>> right now on "america this morning" the bitter blast of winter-like weather sweeping across the country. record low temperatures expected to be shattered in dozens of states this morning. plus, the deadly pileup in whiteout conditions caught on camera. >>> and

or come up with your goods are those the girls who were used to your mission should introduce you goodall from the one who's doing. a former u.s. intelligence analyst faces years in jail for exposing america's drone assassination program we speak to a whistleblower who was in close contact with him. he did it because he was exposing a war crime he's not allowed to see that and so he really doesn't have any chance of acquittal. which is prime minister back there coded passports this time for people to prove their virus status but even his own lawmakers call the move divisive. after coca-cola caves to a left wing boycott of the white sun demands to denounce the new us they voted a law that drinks giant itself find itself under boycott attack this time from the other side of the.

lewis goodall reporting there. bano reports from bolton. how is your health? how is everyone? how is the family? this is a desperately worrying time. make sure you take care of uncle, auntie and everyone. nine members of his family in delhi had the virus in november but have all recovered. since then, india's health crisis has got far worse. i call my friends or talk to my mum, there is someone who has got it and someone we know has died of it, so... it is heartbreaking. there are approximately 21,000 people of indian origin in bolton. they've been fundraising at temples, gurdwaras and mosques like this one to send money home for medical equipment. we've collected more than £5,000, £6,000 current and it is still ongoing. what happens is where the hospital can't provide them oxygen, they are buying them privately and using them in cricket fields, setting up beds wherever they possibly can. this is just one of the oxygen bottles that have been paid for by worshippers in bolton. the committee has taken this great init

well i used to want to be the commissioner of the nfl, but i told roger goodall, i said you, know when i was struggling with the iranians and russians every day, your job looked pretty good. but actually from northern california, doesn't look so good anymore. and these days, and i have to say it, these days being a university professor at stanford university where the stanford cardinal are having quite a special season, you know, come on, you know when those special seasons are light. you've had plenty of them! let us have one. that's really the greatest job in the world. thank you madam secretary. >> thank you very much. c-span.org a c-span's new online store. go there today to order a copy of the congressional directory. a compact spiral bound book with contact information for every member of congress, including bio and committee assignments. also contact information for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. order your copy at c-span.org. every c-span shop purchase help support c-span's nonprofit organization. up next on the presidency. james

jane goodall. earth day eve will stream on the nacchio youtube channel wednesday, april 21 at 5:30.isney is the parent company of nacchio and abc 7. >> that is a good way to celebrate. >> that looks fun. >> i am trying to get over the total recall thing we just played. >> what part are you trying to get over specifically? >> i had no recollection that gary coleman was involved, first of all. when he popped up, that was something. then, this lady talking to liz great in the dark room. there was so many things going on there. >> i am ready to see the whole thing. it really was a circus. >> we don't need that kind of drama. >> not now. >> i did not realize what a circus it was. it did not play well as much where i lived at the time, which i believe was charlotte. there were just kooky californians out on the west coast. that is going to be neat. i can we to watch that. >>> we are starting with walnut creek where it is pretty cloudy but clouds will break. we will have some more high clouds as the low clouds retreat. temperatures won't be quite as comfortable as yesterday. the blanket of

jane goodall. >> we are affecting the planet, whatever we do is affecting it.that is to start the acceptance of some responsibility. now, if you live in a house and the roof is leaking, you are not going to make it leak. you are going to try to fix it. >> it will stream on their youtube channel on tuesday, april 21st, starting at 5:30 p.m. disney is the parent company of national geographic and abc7 news. >> come on, >> i feel like i had my own celebration. it was beautiful. it was more. >> was it? >> we are here. watch us. it was great. >> spectacular. did you see any animals? >> i saw some deer. >> nice. all right. i'm glad you enjoyed that. that is definitely a recommendation for the rest of us. i haven't been there yet. >>> you can see it is a pretty gray start over the city. no drizzle or fog to contend with. you can see the sun has broken free of the marine layer at least at about 2600 feet. for the rest of us, the low clouds will go back to the coast. high clouds amicus partly cloudy. it is the breeze that has the greatest influence on the weather today.

there you can see things are starting to slow down a little bit goodall. she would be to 80 no delays they're still keeping a close eye on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. we have stalled vehicle here, maybe about 40 at 30 minutes ago, 30 minutes is what it took for us to get out of richmond across the san rafale. we're starting to have some improvement. they move that vehicle off the bridge. but you're still seeing some delays 30 minutes there. a look at the bay bridge or commute into the city is looks great rat. the limit 11 minutes for your drive time heading towards that fremont street exit and also checking on things yet across towards the peninsula under 14. we'll have more on that coming up. the dorian james, back to you. thanks rea a 48 when the pandemic first started, i was half joking. only well. i was like, ok, think we're going to see a baby boom at the end of this do you to see a spike in divorces believe turns out it's a rush to the altar yeah. in the wake of the pandemic and the freeing up of restrictions as we're getting closer to the summ

newsnight�*s lewis goodall has been investigating. it's just so convenient, isn't it?n every sense of the word. as disgusting as it sounds, ijust had to get a cup, or get my shewee and a bottle, and go in the back of the van. their drivers are telling them. they need to listen to their drivers on this. they have got to stop ignoring the data. and it is so cheap. you don't even feel as if you are paying for it, but someone is. it is the men and women bringing it to your door. why is it that amazon drivers always seem to be in such a rush to deliver what you want your front door? the answer is that they are in a race against time. we have spoken to several current and former amazon drivers who have told us that the number of deliveries they are being asked to make on a daily basis over the course of the pandemic has increased significantly, and yet they have not been given the appropriate time to compensate. as a result, they say, they are under considerable mental and physical pressure, and are engaging in practices which are sometimes unsafe and even potentially illega

lewis goodall reporting there.england. a chilly day, especially where showers are and down the eastern coast, 8-13 , are and down the eastern coast, 8—13 , temperatures dropping in the showers. a higher potentially 13. tonight the showers fade, clear skies from some of the showers on the coast, and a run of night—time frost continues. a widespread frost away from towns and city centres tomorrow morning. like tomorrow, if you coastal showers, as temperatures rise throughout the day after a sunny start, more cloud into the afternoon, more in the way of showers, heavy as tomorrow on the hills of wales and just inland from the south coast of england. temperatures up a little bit but overall it will be a cool weekend with a mixture of sunshine and showers. but changes on the way for monday with some very wet and windy weather. i will update you on that later. this is bbc news. the headlines. dozens of people are killed in israel during a stampede at one of the holiest sites in thejewish world. the prime minister netanya

our correspondent, lewis goodall, has been taking a look at what's happening and where.ategy in their area. 25 seats for the london assembly and the london mayoralty, as well as a whole suite of other directly—elected mayors, 13 of them. so, how are these elections conducted? what do you have to do when you get in those voting booths? well, it might be a bit more complicated than you think. it depends where you live and what you're voting in. in scotland and wales, then you get two votes, both for your local constituency member and then another vote for the regional list. this vote, effectively, helps parties, which don't do so well in the local constituencies but do still score... do well overall in the election. tops up their representation, gives them extra seats, makes the overall system more proportionate. but that is different, of course, if you're living in england and voting in english local councils. they are, it's our old friend, well, it's first past the post. there, it's our old friend, well, it's first past the post. it's one voter, one candidate, one vote,