reportera: la campaÑa de inmunizaciÓn en el paÍs alcanzÓ un hito, mÁs de 101 millones de vacunas administradasreportera: milagros es una de ellas. >> ya puedo salir e ir con mi familia. reportera: cines y otros comercios podrÁn abrir en california. tambiÉn se aplicarÁ el aumento de aforo para las iglesias. >> todavÍa estamos en bastante peligro. escucho que italia, brasil, francia, suben los brotes. reportera: el estado de nueva york eliminarÁ la cuarentena obligatoria para pasajeros de vuelos domÉsticos a partir del 1 de abril. noticia que fue criticada por el alcalde. >> no tiene sentido. reportera: las vacaciones de spring break tambiÉn estÁn en la mira y las celebraciones por el dÍa de san patricio. >> hay que disminuir las cifras en hospitales. reportera: la tasa de mortalidad se mantiene alta y son mÁs de 1500 muertes al dÍa en el paÍs. carolina: gracias. la policÍa de galveston, texas, hizo pÚblica la imagen de una seÑora de 65 aÑos que fue arrestada por no querer usar la mascarilla dentro de un banco. felix: una poderosa tormenta de nieve y viento se intensifica para 20 millones de per

bernauer hito and 1st masako both took part in the memorial event in 201118000 people died as a result of the quake tens of thousands more are still on able to return to their homes near the fukushima nuclear site. the accident sent ripples all over the world including here in germany where the government made a snap decision to phase out nuclear power globally speaking though appetite for atomic energy has grown you can see the number of new reactors here going up from 3 in 2012 after fukushima to 10 in 20152060 before trading slightly again. when it comes to africa it's a different story at present there is only one nuclear power plant on the entire continent of the. coburg facility in south africa built in the eighty's but many countries are hoping to expand into atomic energy in the future as a quick and affordable power source now here to discuss with us this with us is daniel shroff he's a director of renewable energy at the african development bank welcome to the program the 1st thing i want to ask you as whether you could give us a picture of the challenges faced by energy acce

atenciÓn porque partir de hoy en san josÉ, supermercados que cuentan con mÁs de tres hitos ——— 300 empleadosaprobÓ un pago extra de tres dÓlares por hora, a partir de hoy, este aumento salarial entra en efecto. >> este ejemplo empezamos con cinco dÓlares la hora extra, tuvimos que cambiar un poquito, habÍa mucha gente en contra, especialmente muchos negocios que piensan que esto no es justo. tamara: es por ello que la medida tendrÁ vigencia por 120 dÍas, asÍ sabrÁn se afecta o no a la economÍa local, tomarÍa la decisiÓn cuando regresen a principios de agosto. >> es algo simple, se incrementan 3 dÓlares a sus empleados, indicÓ el encargado, sin embargo, para la sucesiÓn de supermercado de california, no es algo tan simple, han puesto una demanda que podrÍa representar un alza en el precio de productos, por su parte, la ciudad de san josÉ, no hizo mucho en cuanto a la demanda. >> es mucha la gente que se beneficiarÁ, los latinos siguen luchando durante la pandemia. tamara: san josÉ, se une otras ciudades, san leandro, 14 dÍas despuÉs, san francisco entrÓ en efecto el 22 de marzo, la Única dife

el hito de la oficina de servicio del estado resaltÓ la importancia de los voluntarios bilingües. >>mpaÑa sobre cÓmo ser elegible para recibir la vacuna. confirmaron que esto de cuatro horas de trabajo voluntario son aprobados para recibirla. es necesario registrarse en la pÁgina que estÁ leyendo en su pantalla. con estas imÁgenes desde san josÉ saludo a suheily lÓpez belÉn, quien no dice dÓnde podrÍamos esperar tormentas y lluvias. suheily: buenas noches, estoy atenta a las condiciones del tiempo. para eso les he preparado un resumen. temperaturas entre los 36 a 41 en la maÑana. en la tarde, cerca de los 58. importante, luego de las 6:00 de la tarde incrementa esa posibilidad de tormentas elÉctricas. la posibilidad de lluvia de mÁs de 70% de la bahÍa. esta grÁfica nos muestra esas zonas donde las condiciones estarÁn favorables para que curan tormentas elÉctricas de forma aislada. estarÁ aprovechando la noches cuando tenemos tormentas elÉctricas o relÁmpagos, hay que quedarse dentro de casa, serÁ por 200 las. se estÁ manejando por carreteras y puentes, tener las ventanas del vehÍculo

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. >> son varios hitos donde la gente puede comer, varias mesas, mÚsica, tenemos 1 bar al aire libre.mucho, tiene muchos empleados, que sobreviven a esto deben volver a trabajar y tener negocios para sobrevivir aquÍ la ciudad. reportero: antes de visitar cualquier atracciÓn revise la guÍa en pantalla, para conocer los protocolos de seguridad que deberÁ seguir en cada atracciÓn y por cada condado. >> es volver a la normalidad de cierta manera, es ayudar a nuestra salud mental, volver a sentir placer, a sentir momentos agradables, a compartir con la familia de diferentes maneras. definitivamente se nos va ayudar mucho en nuestra salud mental. paola: gracias, julio, maÑana es el primer dÍa de primavera. Éste es un vÍdeo de nuestro fotoperiodista, con el que saludo, a nuestro meteorÓloga. meteorÓloga: la lluvia alejÁndose por completo de la bahÍa de san francisco, si luciÓ justo antes del atardecer, precisamente el Último atardecer del invierno 2021, porque precisamente estarÁ ocurriendo lo que es la primavera, con ese equinoccio horas de la madrugadas podremos amanecer entre 38 a 40 y 3.

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pm local time the exact moment of magnitude 9 quake struck and set off the deadly way and bernardo hito and prime minister yoshihiko led an official ceremony in tokyo to pay tribute to some 18000 people who lost their lives nearly half a 1000000 people were displaced and towns around the fukushima daiichi power plant remain an inhabitable. the effects of the disaster are still being felt especially at the site of the fukushima nuclear plant specialists there are still working around the clock to keep the damage in check in a moment we'll have more on the impact on atomic energy in the aftermath of the catastrophe in japan but 1st a look at how events unfolded 10 years ago today. much 11th 2011. japan's east coast is rocked by the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in the country shortly afterwards a tsunami ripped through fukushima prefecture taking everything with it. the tsunami also cripples the fukushima nuclear power plant meeting 2 explosions and meltdowns at 3 reactors. frights over thanks of kilometer. thousands of people lost their lives as a result of the disaster tens of

itself again within the next half hour or so we're due to see an official remembrance attended by the hito and also your shahidi suga the prime minister that will be staged of course in the run up to $246.00 local time in the afternoon that was the moment at which 10 years ago on the afternoon of the 11th of march 2011 the earthquake struck a magnitude 9 point one it is the largest earthquake japan has ever recorded in fact is one of the 5 most powerful earthquakes ever recorded on earth that is when it struck and of course in the next hour or so after that that is when the tsunami waves started coming ashore with such devastating effect rob just as we've been talking to as we've been seeing again the pictures of that extraordinary day and they are still extraordinary even though 10 years down the line the cleanup operation i know is still going on what is the long term impact of what was happening on that day. it is a very fraught it continues to be a subject of controversy in japan and also amongst japan's neighbors here in north east asia of course the center of all of this is the power

local time the exact moment that a magnitude 9 quake struck and set off the deadly wave and her narrow hito and prime minister negotiate he does lead an official ceremony in tokyo to pay tribute to some 2000 people who lost their lives now the half a 1000000 people were displaced and towns around the fukushima nuclear power plant remain on inhabitable. for more let's go over to journalist sonya who is having the view from tokyo so no walk us through the commemorations today on this very somber day for the country it's like you said it's a very somber day for the country and particularly for the people in the most affected areas in fukushima and you want to and obviously it's not only a day but it's been a very tough 10 years for many but especially also for people who are still looking for loved ones over 2500 people are still missing so these people haven't even been able to find any sort of closure. trauma is still a big issue people are suffering from flashbacks when there is another quake like a few. weeks ago. things come out and while when you go to the area though and you see a lot o

present services have been held along the affected coastline while in tokyo and peru another hito and prime minister yoshi he'd a sukkah led a national service of remembrance outlook we are usually not my heart aches when i turn my thoughts to those who have struggled with various hardships with rest the changes of the living conditions including those who have lost loved ones and those who have lost their homes or jobs and been separated from the people of their communities. time to reflect on the disaster a decade ago and its legacy japan as a nation will have to deal with for decades to come rob mcbride al jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera accused of forming a massive cocaine smuggling network our us allegations against the 100 year president could affect immigration and environmental effects are covered 19 why activists need your carriage and people to dates disposable face masks. however all set for a big change in the weather across japan over the next couple of days have lost a layer of high pressure keeping it essentially fine and settled as getting pushed out of the way ever

prayers and services have been held along the affected coastline while in tokyo and peru another hito and prime minister yoshi he'd a super led a national service of remembrance. she's like a joining of touch. reconstruction has progressed steadily in disaster stricken areas in the decade since the earthquake weak it's devastation homes have largely been reconstructed and towns have been revived to a great extent. time to reflect on the disaster a decade ago i did legacy japan as a nation will have to deal with for decades to come rob mcbride al-jazeera. well let's get more now on our top story and those reports of more deaths in manaus and tikrit protests as well as new charges against ousted leader aung san suu kyi tony chang is across all of this for us from bangkok in neighboring thailand tony we are talking about at least 6 more deaths today potentially 10 what more do we know. here's another bloody day on the streets. fewer protesters out today but that hasn't stopped the authorities cracking down with the brutal force of the past weeks in my own township in central myanmar we u

pm local time the exact moment a magnitude 9 quake struck and set off the deadly waves and bernardo hito and prime minister yoshihiko suga led an official ceremony in tokyo to pay tribute to some 800000 people who lost their lives nearly half a 1000000 people were displaced and towns around the fukushima daiichi power plant remain uninhabitable. the effects of the disaster are still being felt especially at the site of the fukushima nuclear plant specialists there are still working around the clock to keep the damage in check in a moment we'll have more on the impact in the aftermath of the catastrophe but 1st a look at how events unfolded 10 years ago today. march 11th 2011. japan's east coast is rocked by the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in the country shortly afterwards a tsunami ripped through fukushima prefecture taking everything with it. this anomaly also cripples the fukushima nuclear power plant leading to explosions and meltdowns at 3 reactors. thousands of people lost their lives as a result of the disaster tens of thousands were forced to evacuate their homes. the f

the main event of this day is the service of remembrance bring led from tokyo by emperor now to hito also prime minister yoshihiko the ceremony is still going on prime minister suga has just addressed the nation because of this is of course considered to be a national tragedy although obviously the worst affected part of the country was the northeastern coast prime minister suga saying that his heart still aches 10 years on for all of those communities all of those families who lost loved ones they have held a minute's silence that's 246 local time that was the time in the afternoon on the 11th of march 10 years ago when of course the quake happened 9 point one magnitude the biggest quake ever recorded in japan setting off these tsunamis waves which devastated the northeastern coast and of course along that coastline will be held throughout the day other services and in fact since early this morning in fact from sunrise we've had families and small services taking place along beaches 10 years on from that day what are the long term effects rob. it still remains a point of controversy

present services have been held along the affected coastline while in tokyo and peru another hito and prime minister yoshi he'd a sukkah led a national service of remembrance outlook we are usually not all my heart aches when i turn my thoughts to those who have struggled with various hardships with dress the changes of the living conditions including those who have lost loved ones and those who have lost their homes or jobs and been separated from the people of their communities. time to reflect on the disaster a decade ago and its legacy japan as a nation will have to deal with for decades to come rob mcbride al-jazeera. while the cleanup but the focus daiichi nuclear plant is far from complete more than 1000 metal tanks containing nearly 1250000 tons of radioactive cooling water is stored at the facility the tokyo electric power company which operates a plant says the water contains to try t.m. and a naturally occurring i saw top of hydrogen and traces of carbon 14 every octave material in 2018 the firm also said 70 percent of the water contains a radioactive substance known as tan

take that fingerprint and take it to thenc ncis and run a computerizd search and they can getru a hitot what other crime scene might have had a similar fingerprint how quickly? >> fairly quickly. we can do it with today's technology rather quickly, yes. >> minutes, hours, days. >> basically, correct. >> so your officer shows up at the same crime scene and right next to the fingerprint they find a cartridge that carries the mark of the gun that fired the cartridge. compare for me how quickly your officers can get access to the ballistic information related to that cartridge and how quickly they can get access to the fingerprint information. >> senator, we rely heavily on firearms forensics. we collect those cartridges in a manner that provides us to have them forensically examined and when we retrieve weapons and guns off theen street that they are here at the headquarters and cartridges brought up to the state lab is to be entered into the system. i am fortunate enough to have a forensics firearm expert that works for me so in my situation i can have that testfired and available to be

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lo multiplicas por el consumo de 650 y seis galones por cada persona al aÑo estamos hablando de los hitoss un componente comunitario donde las personas se pueden avisar aquÍ lo estÁs viendo a la pantalla. raÚl:los beneficios ademÁs de saber el precio de la gasolina? ariel: te puede ayudar a planificar un viaje. a saber cuÁles son las mejores paradas. puedes utilizar tambiÉn la funciÓn de poder llegar a un lugar mÁs rÁpido. la mayorÍa de consumo de gasolina es cuando paras y andas al mismo tiempo, contesta trancado el trÁfico. utilizando las aplicaciones puedes llegar al destino mÁs rÁpidoy asÍ ahorrar gasolina de esa manera tambiÉn. raÚl: a mÍ me ayuda mucho a ahorrar desde el punto de vista de los peajes porque te dice la vÍa que puedes tomar sin pagar el peaje y la que tambiÉn puede ahorrarte el dinero. ariel: todo esto al final suma a cifras bastante grandes y hay que darse cuenta que tambiÉn las aplicaciones de las mismas gasolineras pueden dar ahorro tambiÉn. si te da pereza salir a buscar el precio mÁs barato puedes bajar estas aplicaciones y te ayudan a ahorrar un promedio de 5/100