highland was fortunate. to open new exhibits this past september and these exhibits you know for the first time in sight history interpreted the building that you see here in the photograph as a guest house built during monroe's presidency by two enslaved carpenters named peter and george prior to 2016. you know, we had thought this building to be part of the main house. so this is a really significant recuration to now have this building curated as it was as a guest house and one of our exhibit goals was to really anchor this building in place. you know, what was happening in highland and the world historically, you know as the enslaved carpenters peter and george were literally hammering nails into the wood to construct this building you're seeing and so luckily monroe left us a rich paper trail to clean details from and so one of the rooms in our new exhibits, which you're seeing here does a bit of a deep dive into a letter monroe wrote while home at highland from dc one one september day september 6 of 1

saturday we had 20 degrees, that was in the west highlands, 18-20 that was in the west highlands, 18—idweek. the second half of the week, high pressure right over the week, high pressure right over the uk centred. that means very little cloud, very little wind often in the centre of the high pressure so it will feel pleasant but scotland is on the edge of that high pressure so clouds are rotating around the high so picking up the moisture off the atlantic. cloudy skies here for the highlands, the best of the weather will be across the south. this is thursday and friday and the following weekend you can see the jet stream way to the north of us and that means high pressure. just a hint as we head into monday, monday will be the 28th, towards the end of the month, we might start getting weather fronts of the atlantic, things could cloud over but that is a long way off the 28th year. until then it really does look as though that high pressure is going to keep things settled, they will be some shine around and temperatures 18—20 degrees. how about that? this is bbc news. welcome if you're

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, it tooithe scottish highlands, it looks like — be in the scottish highlands, it looks like thank you - looks like a lovely cottage. olivia anna benedicte, thank you very l looks like a lovely cottage. oi a. anna benedicte, thank you very much. i hear it is physically lovely in snowdonia this weekend for anyone thatis snowdonia this weekend for anyone that is 40 to be there going there. sports is next and i'll be back with a summary of the news. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we start at cheltenham where jockey rachael blackmore created history becoming the first female rider to win the cheltenham gold cup, as she stormed to success on 3—1favourte a plus tard. blackmore was already the first female jockey to win the champion hurdle and grand national, as well as taking the leading rider award at last year's cheltenham festival. our correspondent andy swiss reports. trail blazer and history maker, yet another unforgettable first for rachael blackmore on a dazzling day of gold cup glory. well, some 70,000 fans flocked here for what is always one

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quote we're honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus , the wilmer chan highlandto caring, healing, teaching and serving all in our community, should wear her name. happening today, a group of military veterans is flying from sfo to the nation's capital. it's an annual trip that was interrupted by the pandemic. ktvu is amanda king town 11 sfo. this is where the honor flight is taking off in just a few hours, amanda it is, and there are two dozen military veterans that will be on that flight, including seven world war two veterans, so they get to go to washington d. c this morning. they get to see the monuments memorials really made in their honor. and this is all courtesy of alaska airlines here. they will start arriving here soon. the trip is free for these veterans through honor flight bay area. there are also some volunteers known as guardians who go with them to make sure that they have the best experience possible. now, this flight usually happens every year, but because of the pandemic, it was canceled the last two years. last year. they had this virtual cel

we are honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus the wilma chan highland hospitalus. it is fitting that this location which since 1864 has been committed to carrying healing teaching and serving all in our community should bear her name. all right that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us tonight world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley for mike nico all of us here. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half. (music throughout) what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk away. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free trades on an award-winning app, we are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wea

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we are honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus , the wilma chan highland hospital it is fitting that this location which since 18 64 has been committed to caring, healing, teaching and serving all in our community should wear her name. still to come tonight. dozens of north bay high school students all taking to the streets at 10 45. how it's all the pay tribute to something cesar chavez did decades ago and after 43 years, ktvu sports director mark albania's will sign off for the last time tomorrow night. i lucked out so bad to be in the golden era of sports. i started here in 79, the 49ers are ready to embark on their dynasty. coming up after the break. i sit down with mark to hear about his love of wavh him, so i'm going to miss him very much. what i remember most about mark. of course, this is mustache. so congratulations on your retirement. and thanks for all the memories. yeah that mustache bear is sports broadcasting icon is getting ready to sign off the air. one last time our sports director market banias is moving on after 43 years right here, ktvu, but bef

we are honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus that wilma chan highland hospitalis fitting that this locations which since 18 64 has been committed to caring, healing, teaching and serving all in our community should bear her name. well, california says force on reparations has determined who should be eligible for potential benefits if they are approved by the state. in a 5 to 4 vote, the group decided yesterday the descendants of both free and enslaved black people who were in the us in the 19th century should qualify. state economists estimate that about 7 70% of california's 2.6 million african americans would qualify today. the panel held a second day of public hearings and commenters applauded the decision. i want to thank you once again for not erasing me. and i'm gonna say that and i want to thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you . my ancestors had everything taken from them, therefore, to fully repair everything. we need reparations to include everything. also, reparations should be tax free. our ancestors did not have representation. the task force h

i'm nancy stets and i manage education programs at james monroe's highland. we are delighted to be doing the program general jackson president monroe and the florida territory tonight in partnership with andrew jackson's the hermitage in nashville, tennessee. now a little bit about how this program came to be. we're delighted to have aaron adams with us tonight. who is the director of education at the hermitage and you'll be hearing a little bit more about her in just a moment. highland was fortunate. to open new exhibits this past september and these exhibits you know

seems they can, as it's happened in highland park, michigan now, people have stepped up to bring them out of the dark, in more ways than one >> a new assessment on north korea's recent missile tests here we go >> the concern they could be hiding something much bigger and the ti the united states is punishing north korea over new tests of a new intercontinental ballistic missile system the biden administration announced new sanctions today. they target a russian network that the u.s. reports is helping the country build its weapons program. the pentagon spokesman, john kirby, called the recent tests a clear provocation. >> they give us as well as so many other nations added concern about the kinds of capabilities that the north is trying to develop. >> u.s. officials say north korea conducted two recent missile tests. one at the end of last month and another a week ago officials say the launches were likely used to test parts of a new intercontinental ballistic system, the range and capacity unknown. the country hasn't tested an icbm in about five years victor cha is here victor, unlik

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seems they can, as it's happened in highland park, michigan now, people have stepped up to bring them new assessment on north korea's recent missile tests here we go >> the concern they could be hiding something much bigger and the tiacon the white house is planning to take. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects are upper respiratory tract infection, headache, and injection reactions. ready for an at-home treatment with dr

seems they can, as it's happened in highland park, michigan now, people have stepped up to bring them out of the dark, in more ways than one >> a new assessment on north korea's recent missile tests here we go >> the concern they could be hiding something much bigger hidiwhy choose proven quality and sleep from sleep number? because every great day starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it tracks your circadian rhythm, average heart rate, and breathing rate. so you know exactly how long, how well and when you slept. it's even smart enough to sense your movement and automatically adjust to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. don't miss our weekend special, save up to $600 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. ends monday. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. the united states is punishing north korea over new tests of a new intercontinental ballistic missile system the biden administration announced new sanctions today. they target a russian network that the u.s.

a different story, though, further north and west and in highland, absolutely beautiful this morning.s we go through the afternoon. it is this area of high pressure keeping things pretty quiet. it is drifting off into scandinavia and so that is where we have more of a squeeze on the isobars. stronger winds around the edge of that high pressure and it's coming from an easterly direction, a coolish source at this time of year. there will not be much in the way of cloud at all. we keep the blue sky and the sunshine and because the wind direction is coming in from the east, that could have an impact because the sea temperatures at this time of year are on the cool side. here they are, around seven or eight degrees. so the wind direction widely around 25 to 30 miles an hour, but we have seen gusts of wind so far today in excess of a0 miles an hour across the channel coast and the south west. so, here, temperatures perhaps around nine to 12 degrees. further west, across england and wales, we will see 16, but it could be that the highest temperatures today will be across western scotland and

that our environment team had to go to to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlandsd it all feels like a bit of a fudge, and we're not interested in fudging it in 2022. not that long to go now until the oscars, and the question everyone is asking is can dune do there what it did at the baftas recently? what is your prediction? i'm team spider—man. interesting. that's it for us for this week. as usual, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello again. on saturday, we recorded the highest temperature of the year so far in scotland in the highlands in kinlochewe. we got to 20.2 degrees celsius. a few spots in europe beat 20.2 degrees celsius. in portugal, for example, it was a couple of degrees warmer, but otherwise, it was one of the warmer places in europe, comfortably beating all of these cities. athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse. for anyone wanting a bit of warmth in turkey, saturday brought some snowfall,

tonight, the alameda county board of supervisors voted unanimously today to rename oakland's highland hospital. >> in honor of the late supervisor, wilma chan chan was killed last december when she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board. members say they want to honor her contributions to health care in the county. chantelle was community problems including mental health disparities and track working to improve hospital care. in 2016. she successfully advocated for renovations at highland hospital that improved care in the maternity ward. >> now to the latest on our drought emergency in california has seen a record dry start to the year pushing governor newsom to issue a new water conservation order. the executive order requires urban public water agencies to increase conservation effort. this comes just a week after the state water project move to cut water allocations to districts to just 5%. the new order brings the state in line with the measures which are already taken by the santa clara valley water district. >> we met these requirements of the governor's putt

. >> reporter: highland park, michigan, near detroit, has all the makings of a ghost town.the library. this was the high school. much of the town just plain was. fortunately, one man's wasteland is another woman's blank slate. >> i just felt that it was a space to build and do things on. >> reporter: and run through your background in urban planning. >> i don't have anything in urban planning except for sitting on this porch conjuring up what i want to do on this block. that's it. look at all this space. we can do anything we want. >> reporter: as we first reported in 2016... you have a better imagination than i do. ...shamayim harris is the unofficial architect of the most unlikely redevelopment project in michigan. >> we own the lot on the corner. >> reporter: she set up a nonprofit, got donations and started a crusade to reverse the decline on her block. are you paying all these people? i see a lot of people working? >> a couple of them but most of them are volunteers. >>hreporter: wow. >> she tries to uplift everyone. >> reporter: this is just some of her army. >> when

oakland highland hospital is getting a new name.meda county board of supervisors voted unanimously to rename the facility in honor of late supervisor wilma chan chan you might remember was killed last december when she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board members say they want to honor her contributions to health care in the county. chan dealt with community problems, including mental health disparities and improving hospital care. in 2016, she successfully advocated for renovations at highland hospital which improved care in the maternity ward. well, east bay congresswoman barbara lee addressed the un general assembly. at ball abolition of slavery and the trans-atlantic slave trade. but she said african-americans today continue to be victimized. >> we acknowledge the marian atrocities of slavery. continue to grapple with the ratio, ethnic gender, economic. so show and political hierarchies. it created. and yes, we must honor the victims of slavery by dismantling it's institutional remnants such as racism discri

the last section of the most dangerous stretch runs along the foothills of the mo fundy highlands. the region is one of the coldest in tanzania, with winter snow falls variable climate and rainy season, leaving their marks on the bridges. rust gnaws at the iron railings and no one knows how the thick concrete is faring as it ages. in some of the more precarious spots, the desire has to slow to 20 kilometers per hour for safety. ah, with the technical details of the showcase project remain secret to this day. to great is the fear of possible attack or sabotage. there is little budget for things like comprehensive security. mm ah, current railroad employees, you screwed methods to determine where repair said needed pregnant gave a place of stones on the rails to see if the sunken or risen and need to be repaired or when will cause youngel cleanser cousin. i love my work. i love will be it allows me to send my children to school and pay the tuition. ah, no my dad human game can also make my family's needs. what i'm buy, clothes i work allows me to afford all of that muscle in any pati

oakland's highland hospital is getting a new name.meda county board of supervisors voted unanimously to change the name in honor of the late wilma chan chan died last december. she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board members. i want to honor her contributions to the health care in the county. chand dealt with community problems, including mental health disparities and improving hospital care in 2016, she successfully advocated for renovations to highland hospital which improved care in the maternity ward. >> turning now to the latest developments in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russia has attacked areas around kyiv and another city despite vows to scale back military operations. the shelling put down hopes about possible talks aimed at ending the war because russia didn't say exactly what scaling back their invasion would look like. ukraine's president says the commitments that russia is making could all be a smokescreen. >> time now is 5.20, title. 42, the public health order by the trump administration to t

sunny spells to the east but later in the day, some snow into the highlands and southern uplands as theer system begins to pull away from scotland. by thursday morning, northern and western scotland and northern ireland, the frost will be back and for much of wales and eastern england, a quite start today. still some patchy rain around, not as windy but quite windy over the weekend and at the very least, showers. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has addressed members of the uk parliament by video—link from kyiv. it's the first time a foreign leader has ever spoken directly to mps in the house of commons. mr zelenksy called on the uk to increase the strength of sanctions on russia and to recognise the country as a terrorist state. he said that the dirt sir winston churchill's dirt famous "we shall fight on the beaches" speech. translation: over 13 days of this situation, | over 50 children have been killed. these are th

so that was a top temperature in the highlands of scotland, the northwest highland 20 degrees celsius, scorching weather coming through. he won't be quite as warm over the next couple days, but still plenty of warmth around. we've got to temperatures getting into the, the low to mid teens across northern parts of germany in that heat. if anything, expanding further as we go through monday, tuesday, and on into wednesday, 18 celsius in berlin. by tuesday. warm a still for wednesday. the cooler air, as you can see, is further south, and that's where we got the showers continuing more wet weather coming across the mediterranean, some heavy rain making its way into portugal, spreading across much of spain as we go on through monday. still called out to water se, but warming up in keith. oh, the weather is sponsored by cataract ways. argentine is more life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to reasonable takes you want to jump into the e better national park to explore what's being done to protect nature and meet some of those determined to w

right on the coast down at 15—16 as we saw friday but we could actually see 18 in the northwest highlandsturday i think then sunday. sunday looks like it will be slightly cooler that's because will have more cloud. a colder start, more widespread falls sunday morning and morphed fog around. we got back to clear. the winds are coming in from the esop actually rose bring in the west to enact risk of showers and more clout into southern and eastern areas and work hard into the west. with more cloud around it may well be a little cooler than saturday. welcome to bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: russia intensifies its attacks across ukraine on multiple fronts. this is the result of an air strike near the city of lviv. those reaching safety, escaping the besieged city of mariupol, have endured weeks, of russian shelling. —— of mariupol, have endured weeks of russian shelling. translation: there are dead eo - le translation: there are dead people lying _ translation: there are dead people lying around _ translation: there are dead people lying around and - translation: there are dead |

a different story, though, further north and west and in the highlands, absolutely beautiful this morning. it is this area of high pressure keeping things pretty quiet. it is drifting off into scandinavia and so that is where we have more of a squeeze on the isobars. stronger winds around the edge of that high pressure and trhey are coming from an easterly direction, a coolish source at this time of year. there will not be much in the way of cloud at all. we keep the blue sky and the sunshine and because the wind direction is coming in from the east, that could have an impact because the sea temperatures at this time of year are on the cool side. here they are, around seven or eight degrees. so the wind direction widely around 25 to 30 miles an hour, but we have seen gusts of wind so far today in excess of 40 miles an hour across the channel coast and the south—west. so, here, temperatures perhaps around nine to 12 degrees. further west, across england and wales, we will see 16, but it could be that the highest temperatures today will be across western scotland and the highlands, where we

we could actually see 18 in the north highlands with some shelter here from that breeze, so clearly we we'll have more cloud, so a colder start as well. more widespread frost on sunday morning and more fog around once again, so we've got that to clear. the wind still coming in off the east of that chilly north sea, bringing the risk of some showers and more cloud into southern and eastern areas and more cloud in the west. hence, with more cloud around, it may well be a little cooler than saturday. it's william shatner! bill! welcome to click. welcome to bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: russia intensifies its attacks across ukraine on multiple fronts. this is the result of an air strike near the city of lviv. those reaching safety, escaping the besieged city of mariupol, have endured weeks, of russian shelling. translation: there are dead | people lying around and no-one to take them. they just lie there. it should not be like this. someone must intervene. empty prams lined up in central lviv — one for every child killed since the attack on ukraine began. at a rally in moscow,

this is jim in highland park, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning to you. what i have to say is we, we get our, what i'm trying to say is the paychecks have, have an account or item that says medicare. that i would think would be part of the subsidization of the covid vaccine or the booster shots. it would cover it. both, both the item concerning medicare in our paychecks and also this subsidization from the government. that's what i have to say. it's too early in the morning here. host: that's all right, jim. what about people who are not on medicaid or medicare or don't have health insurance. should covid phot -- covid shots and testing be free for those folks? caller: those people would be subsidized by the government. host: all right, that's jim in new jersey. marlene, minnesota, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. no, i don't believe we should be getting -- giving anymore relief to any of this. i think the only ones getting rich off of this are the the pfizer, maternal, johnson & johnson. all these shots people are getting, they are put

he, i was so happy he as the highlander chicklow, marco is a very good person. he monica, this is what arsie they meant at the polish ukrainian border. marco picked them up and brought them to berlin. to wrestling friends, sasha, and anya came later with the train. they've also been accommodated by club members of the berlin wildcats. yet to touch the 1st destiny, i was actually afraid that we would meet some very traumatized people. and though it's now the case that trauma can occur much later on, but also does not right now. i feel like they're very stable also, it was also clear that they wanted to go straight into training after their arrival, suggest deanna for sure. as ralph all of thought and class, this is a 4th, not the uncle to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to meet all the other wrestlers . i was a voicemail. i think that's a good sign, wasn't vision, but with competitive athletes. what else are they supposed to do and they're not training in the cloud. lastly, what sh

that our environment team had to go to to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands unless we go to those sort of lengths, you don't end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge, and we're not interested in fudging it in 2022. that is it for the shot — shortcut. that is it for the shot - shortcut-— that is it for the shot - shortcut. ., ~ , , shortcut. you can keep up with the team _ shortcut. you can keep up with the team on — shortcut. you can keep up with the team on social _ shortcut. you can keep up with the team on social media. - shortcut. you can keep up with i the team on social media. thank ou for the team on social media. thank you for watching. _ the team on social media. thank you for watching. we _ the team on social media. thank you for watching. we will- the team on social media. thank you for watching. we will see - you for watching. we will see you for watching. we will see you soon. you for watching. we will see you soon-— hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. flood and dead bodies in the street. is it necessary to sh

kumasi: oaklands highland hospital will be renamed. the board of supervisors unanimously voted in favor of renaming it. she prioritized health care accessibility. she also chaired the board of supervisors health committee. she was hit and killed while walking her dog in alameda. the ceo of the health system set in part we are honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus. it is fitting this location which since 1864 has been committed to healing, caring and teaching and serving all in our community will wear her name. reggie: for a story we have to share. you can put on makeup that smells like coffee and donuts thanks to an east bay company. it is teaming up with dunkin' donuts to launch a wake up and makeup connection. the line drops today. you can get scented eyeshadows, lipgloss, a coffee scented lip scrub. there is even a makeup sponge that looks like a doughnut with sprinkles. i had a lot of attitude going into that story, but i think this is cool. kumasi: don't you like glaze for days? reggie: that is cute. [lau

away from that with clearing skies and temperatures dropping to freezing and below, —6 in the highlandsn eastern areas showers will continue with a real risk of ice with met office warnings into tomorrow morning. for most it is a bright and cold start with lots of sunshine around. fewer showers tomorrow and a stamp just lift the showers will be mainly rain or sleet and not snow. the exception being scotland and northern ireland with cloud spreading in from the north bringing snow initially, turning back to reign as temperatures lift. not as cold tomorrow with temperatures low for the first day of april. into friday night, that cloud and outbreaks of rain and hill snow pushing down western areas, snow pushing down western areas, snow in the welsh hills at times to take us into saturday morning. temperatures just about above freezing away from the mountains but in many northern and eastern areas a frosty but bright started the weekend with sunny spells. cloud and rain across wales and south—west will gradually become confined to the channel islands. a few showers brewing up through the da

we recorded a top temperature of 20.2 degrees celsius in kinlochewe, in highland scotland.e way, but there will be lots of spring sunshine. now, right now, things are turning chilly. we've got some patches of frost already developing and some mist and fog patches possibly through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but still, for most of you, sunday morning will dawn on a lovely start, with plenty of spring sunshine to look forward to. perhaps a nice sunrise for northern ireland, but it will turn a bit cloudier here through the day. east anglia may well see a few showers, perhaps a bit of soft hail mixed in with some of those through the evening time, but still the emphasis is on a lot of dry and fine weather with sunny spells. it will feel cooler, though. temperatures between 9—13 degrees. from there onwards, though, we keep hold of the dry weather. it's going to get a lot warmer into the new week with temperatures peaking at 19 in both cardiff and london. this is bbc news. i'm nancy kacungira with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world

the motorcycles, the owner of highland family bikes says many people are buying bicycles. >>> two students in santa clara university are in trouble today the university requires three doses of the vaccine by march 17. one student got one shot and had a negative reaction and says she won't be getting another shot. she faces disenrollment if she doesn't comply. >> right now i'm going to go home for spring break and i hope they hear me and see that i can't get this for my own health and safety and i will be able to come back to school. >> the students filed a lawsuit. they said santa clara university created the vaccine deadline after it had already collected tuition. we reached out to the university, which said it has no comment. >>> santa clara count sheriff lori smith is denying accusations. smith's attorney says state law gives sheriffs wide discretion in handing out permits and contends that the charges are so vague they should be thrown out. you can watch our reports on our home page. >>> scarred by a wildfire two years ago. it is set to reopen to mountain hikers and bikers. >>> it was

she successfully advocated for renovations at highland hospital which improved care in the maternity ward, which is why now her name will be on that hospital. also in the east bay. a push now in contra costa county for the sheriff to step down after he apparently showed sympathy for a former deputy. now in prison for an unlawful deadly shooting that former deputies, andrew hall, a judge sentenced hall earlier this month to 6 years in prison for the 2018 shooting death of laudemer arboleda in response to that sentence. sheriff david livingston wrote a letter to his staff saying he thinks hall served with, quote, honor and distinction. but mental health experts in the east bay say having a sheriff praise someone convicted of murder as harmful to the community he supposed to protect. >>i for sure, i understand the impact. we know people don't understand mental illness the way they should and how words hurt so many people so we could will accept an apology. >>kron on reached out to the sheriff's office for comment to let you know when they respond to those calls for the sheriff to step d

the feeling of being watched on al jazeera, the highlands of bonnie, have long attracted to it. visitors come here for the cool climate and to see bonnie's famous rice fields. but these fields and farms are more than just a tourist attraction. they provided a lifeline for the thousands who lost their jobs when the travellers stopped coming because of cove at 19 pandemic restrictions. broad financial hardship to many here is valley. now as the island reopens for international travelers, some say they want more than just to return it to the way things work before. community groups have helped form a tourism workers learn how to cut it used to be a tour guide now. he farms, cabbages said that the but by me i'm, i don't want to go back to tourism. i want to continue to be a farmer as the island prepares to welcome visitors again, many say the pandemic has told them valuable lessons. never forget every day in the pool, at least 3 my daughter while giving birth in remote areas. when i, when 8th grade, the bright medic, some part was signing the lives of mothers and then you are now to 0. ah he

>> new at 3, the alameda county board of supervisors voted unanimously today to rename oakland's highlandor of late supervisor wilma chan chen, you might remember was killed last december. she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board. members say they want to honor her contributions to health care in the county. chan dealt with community problems, including mental health disparities and improving hospital care and 2016, for example, she successfully advocated for renovations at highland hospital that improved care in the maternity wards. contra costa county's health director hit the road for spring break. contra costa health services stressing the importance of not relaxing when it comes to covid-19. the omicron subvariant be a too much like the rest of the country makes up half of the positive cases county wide. but overall during the county board of supervisors meeting tuesday county health director in a saying case rates remain low. we don't see any signs of surge at this point. the spread of the virus is being tracked through wastewater surveillance, although the aver

. >> reporter: melanie highland says she sold two e-bikes today they range in cost from $1300 to $2,000. those we talk with who just purchased e bikes or motorcycles say it was a smart move to swerve away from the high price of gas. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> well, just into the newsroom, the search is on for a missing 8-year-old. it's sofia mason, last seen by family members in december, but it wasn't reported to police until yesterday. investigators say sofia may be in the care of a parent or guardian. she is known to stay at different locations between hayward and own california. if you have any information, please call pd. >>> police want to know who barged into a convenience store and shot and killed the clerk. as we report, it is surveillance video that may be the best clue. >> reporter: signs are on the door. customers are stunned that the long-time owner was killed. >> he was very nice guy, gentle person. >> reporter: police responded after receiving an alarm call when they discovered the shop clerk had been shot to death inside the biz. >> it was decide

the alameda county board of supervisors voted unanimously today to rename oakland's highland hospital in honor of the late supervisor. wilma chan chan was killed last december when she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board. members say they want to honor her contributions to health care in the county. chan dealt with community problems, including mental health disparities and advocated for better hospital care. in 2016, she successfully pushed for renovations at highland hospital that improved care in the maternity ward. >> getting back to our covid-19 coverage for a moment here. researchers in israel now say that covid booster shot should be considered essential. they say people need the added protection even if they've had covid in the past. their study found that even prior to infection 2 doses of the vaccine just don't provide as much long-term. first protection as a booster and then a second booster shot. the fast-spreading omicron subvariant is becoming the dominant strain all across the country. but there are no signs of a looming covid surge here in the bay

jim on the democrats line from highland park, new jersey. caller: the democrat line, right? pedro, how are you doing this morning? host: fine, thank you. caller: fine. well, what is happening obviously is russia is trying to control and dominate the entire world along with china as putin's partner. consequently, what our president and also our allies are doing are fair, proper and maybe some other things should happen too. like our get into it. i know it's going to -- it's going to cause more problems, however, they have to be stopped once and for all. host: the ban yesterday is something you agreed with? he hung up. we'll hear next from jaime in new york, republican line. caller: good morning. host: you're on c-span, go ahead. caller: hi. let me just say i don't agree with the ban yesterday. if the sanctions were kept in place that were under the previous administration, we wouldn't have the issue that is going on right now where putin could think he could just take over, you know, the whole ukraine ordeal, but if -- really i think it's more to it. obviously different news