they said, captain holmes wounded, shot through the neck not mortal. , holmes had a severe case of whatve to be survivors guilt. that is, the conflict in the mind when one says, i'm glad i survived, but i don't deserve to have survived with so many people who have died. the ending of his life, when the inaugurated president roosevelt came to see holmes, he is known to say, what advice can you give me? holmes said, follow what the soldier does, form your battalions and fight. susan: here we have the justice in this case as a civil war twice wounded veteran, who believes man's destiny is to fight. he brings that to a case that is about draft evasion. can you talked about the dynamics there? thomas: you can imagine, this is a man who has seen the need to raise and mobilize an army and what it has meant to liberty. he has seen the turmoil that can arise in american society twice over now. it is extraordinary to think of someone who has been through something like the civil war, and the shaping of the united states as a country, and then is really an elder statesman. he's closer to the end o

this is holmes. one of the focal points of the uprising. the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks, hunger and holmes was widespread in 2011. through the sod had decided that if the residence in one area took to the streets, he would punish that entire neighborhood. i'm there, could we just sat in some days we have none which ards regime killed our children and our brothers and sisters why government is doing. the syrians who lived in exile were deeply concerned about their compatriots suffering at the time. sima bedra bo was working in the united arab emirates. she created a network that brought together opposition activists from across the region. the author regime, she says, was it war with its own people? it is not just given war because a civil war assumes that they are multiple parties fighting one another in the case of syria, if their regime fighting the people. so it is not a civil war, it's called the terrorism of the state against its own p

holmes they're also become armor of sorts. you made the decision to only wear scrubs in public.the world, when people interact, you know, with me, they may be more guarded. more cautious. you know, there's so much going on in the world, especially after we've seen kind of interactions with people of color, or even just everyday citizens, and how situations can escalate and become deadly. >> reporter: decker holmes says while on his way home from work last year, he was pulled over by four nypd officers in an unmarked car. he believes his scrubs eased their suspicions about a young man driving while black. >> i just remember feeling so nrvous. they ultimately share they had were looking for gang-related activity in the area. after they noticed my scrubs. i remember thinking, i just don't want to become another hashtag. >> reporter: in july, amid national protests following the killing of george floyd, dr. holmes penned an op-ed in "the washington post" about his decision to wear his scrubs everywhere he goes. >> that's why i wear my professional uniform like armor. hoping this fab

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mugs, t-shirts featuring holmes.one of the more unique items is an authentic lab coat listed for $17,000. holmes goes to trial in august facing allegedly conceiving investors about her blood testing strategy. >>> the coffee giant now joins a number of other companies experiencing problems due to supply chain issues triggered by the pandemic. fruit juices, ice and cold brew coffee and syrups are hard to come by right now. some are out of cups and straws. they say the shortages are temporary and they are working with vendors to restock items as soon as possible. >>> the great start theater in san francisco built in 1925 has been restored. the owners bought it last november. a big gamble during the pandemic of course. it has new upholstery. they had to install 85 new fire sprinklers to bring the building to code. the bathrooms didn't even have hot water, they say. the goal is to restore it to its former glory. >> this is a culmination of a lot of work and honestly years and years of really loving this theater and seeing

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. now, coming up here on cnn "newsroom." the director of the fbi, urging americans to wake up, and get on the offense against the threat, that he is comparing to 9/11. >>> also -- >> the country that i love, that i came in, that i have sacrificed so much, doesn't care about us. >> feeling abandoned, after republicans refuse to back a commission, to investigate the capitol insurrection. capitol police officers are speaking out. >>> and it doesn't have any teeth, but it's one of the world's most dangerous underwater predators. what it is, and why human beings are to blame. >>> welcome, everyone. the u.s. government, warning that just about every facet of america's infrastructure is, now, directly threatened by an epidemic of ransomware attacks. and as we saw with the colonial pipeline, in april, a successful attack can, quickly, throw daily life into turmoil. an investigation found hackers accessed colonial's system, with a compromised password. it was that simple. cyberexperts believe ha

our first is congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. the delicate to the united states house of representatives from the district of columbia. congresswoman holmes norton has, without question, been the leading voice in this fight for statehood as she has worked tirelessly, i believe is the right word, to provide her constituents with equal representation throughout her 15 perm tenure -- 15 term tenure in the congress. she recently led the passage of the washington dc admission act through congress. welcome again and thank you for your tireless leadership on this issue. i speak for the entire committee one night -- we look forward to your remarks. >> microphone? rep. holmes norton: is it on now? i thank you mr. chairman. chairman peters, on behalf of the 700,000 district of columbia residents, including 30,000 veterans, i thank you for holding, and for being an original cosponsor for this hearing and for being an original cosponsor. of the district of columbia statehood bill. this hearing is of historic significance. it is only the seco

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this is holmes, one of the focal points of the uprising. the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks, hunger and holmes was widespread in 2011. last thought had decided that if the residence in one area took to the streets, he would punish that entire neighbourhood. my medical lou, we just sat in some days, we have none regime, our children and our brothers and sisters whose government is doing the syrians who lived in exile were deeply concerned about their compatriots suffering at the time. sima bedra bo was working in the united arab emirates. she created a network that brought together opposition activists from across the region. the regime, she says, was it war with its own people? it is not the civil war because a civil war assumes that there are multiple parties fighting one another in the case of syria, if there regime fighting the people. so it is not a civil war. it's called the terrorism of the state against its own people. as the government

this is holmes. one of the buckle points of the uprising, the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks, and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks, hunger and holmes was widespread in 2011. the past thought had decided that if the residence in one area to the streets, he would punish that entire neighbourhood. might not. today, we just sat in some days. we have none. i'm sorry. regime kills our children and our brothers and sisters whose government is doing the syrians who lived in exile were deeply concerned about their compatriots suffering . at the time. sima ben rabo was working in the united arab emirates. she created a network that brought together opposition activists from across the region. the author regime, she says, was it war with its own people? it is not as civil war because a civil war assume that they are multiple parties fighting one another in the case of syria as their routine fighting the people. so it is not a civil war. it's called th

anyway she's under the side now, holmes. yeah, yeah, i know. i don't know if you're a cat person, but i can't control her. just so you know, like there's nothing i can do, i could. i tried to push her off here earlier and she got, i guess. yeah she wants some face time. yeah, sure. she is cute. alright, thanks, bill. appreciate it. preliminary study results of found that a single wildfire last year in the southern sierra nevada wiped out a large portion of the world's giant sequoias, according to the study, the castle fired two short at least 1/10 of the world's mature giant redwoods. researchers use satellite imagery to determine that up to 10,000 of the majestic trees were killed. scientists plan to hike through the redwood groves next week for the first time since the fire to get a firsthand look at the damage. all right, you bond that stephen curry is not in the nba playoffs. well how about the next best thing marks up next to show us what we're learning about sepp? hmm. but first, nasa is planning a mission to venus for the first time in m

in cologne, who closely follows german football and from london, i'm joined by sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you with us, john. let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa of the las vegas rate is that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l can we thanks harvey. me. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that it had gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it, but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced of his public coming out and to give 100000 dollars to people in l g t q charity in the u. s. just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context. you know, that charity of course, is to prevent l g b g youths from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we sa

cologne, who closely follows german football and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you where there's john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa, but the las vegas raiders that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l can we thanks harvey. me. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that is had gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced as part of his public coming out and to give $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context, you know, the charity of course is to prevent l g b t use from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner th

i'm michael holmes. we have just learned that preliminary results in the iranian election with 90% of the vote counted, ebrahim raisi poised to be the winner. earlier the conservative chief justice was congratulated by his sole moderate opponent, and president hassan rouhani, whose term is ending, also congratulated the president-elect before the official results were made public. the last polling places closed well after midnight local time. some of them have been open for 19 hours. that was much longer than planned and an effort to boost voter turnout. now, besides dealing with domestic crises, iran's next president will help decide whether the 2015 nuclear deal can be revived. it is a position raisi is said to favor. the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft and the author of "losing an enemy: obama, iran, and the triumph diplomacy" joins me now from fairfax, virginia. good to see you. i'm curious. what does the leadership's decision to basically, you know, rig th

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. >> go out -- >> at this point, reverend holmes believes the battle to spread vaccine acceptance willn, seven, people vaccinate, dog during the revival, hey, that's a success story. >> a virus. >> reverend holmes leads the bethel missionary baptist church in tallahassee, florida. for four days he led a spiritual revival next to the church's mobile health unit. nurses administered 18 vaccine shots throughout the week. >> you have two options. to take vaccine or take your chances with covid-19. >> mike lewis jr. can't help but wonder if the revival's message could have saved his father's life. his father was known as big mike. for 30 years, michael lewis was a fixture working security at the front doors of the st. petersburg florida nightclub scene. big mike was diagnosed with covid in early may and died just four days later. >> it's tough. i lost a piece of myself, i feel like. >> his son says he was never vaccinated because wasn't a priority as the 58-year-old juggled multiple jobs. but this loss is a wake-up call. >> we are making appointments ourselves, my wife and i to actually get

here's michael holmes with the story. >> reporter: it is commonly known as the hottest place on earth. tourists posing for photos in death valley, california. the numbers on the themometer say it all. it's a scorcher. >> we're from michigan so this is extremely hot for us. we have a ton of water in the car, gatorade and we aren't going to do much. >> reporter: an alarming snapshot of a growing global crisis affecting not only the west but countries around the world. a u.n. official tweeting that drought could be the next pandemic with no vaccine to cure it. the warning not just for poor nations but developed ones, too, with population growth changing rainfall patterns from climate change and over cultivation just some of the factors contributing to drought. without enough water this farmer in jordan says he has no income. >> translator: the problem is that we don't have any water. look at this tow nato. if there was water, it would have been bigger and i could have sold it for a good price. >> reporter: there is a struggle to provide enough power to nearby cities. heavy rain finally s

i am michael holmes and you are watching cnn "newsroom." the u.s. passed a milestone over the weekend in its effort to vaccinate americans against covid-19. the centers for disease control and prevention report more than 300 million vaccine doses have been administered and 63.5% of adults are partially vaccinated. paula sandoval reports on the push by the first lady and the top disease expert. >> stopping by an iconic harlem church hoping to increase the vaccination numbers, and the first lady and dr. anthony fauci made time to stop by the baptist church and speaking not only with the church officials but to those administering the vaccine firsthand to see what is going on in communities of color, and they realize churches are the most trusted institutions in the black and brown communities. >> people in the community trust the church and people in the church, and that's how we are going to do it, through the faith community to reach out to their congregation and flocks. >> both the first lady and dr. fauci spent time speaking with some getting thei

holmes legal team says extensive media coverage may make it hard to find impartial jurors.eduled to begin august 31st. >>> ohio's second round of vax a million drawing is tonight. nearly 133,000 people ages 12 to 17 entered the drawing for a college scholarship, marks an increase of 25,000 scholarship entries from the previous week. >>> next the top stories we're following, turning the page, the big move windsor town councilmembers are expected to make later today following the resignation of its embattled mayor. >>> back in business, as the state looks ahead to a june 15th reopening. we'll talk about the loosening of some of these covid restrictions effective today, for two more bay area counties. a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." people today... they could spend half their lives over fifty. that's a lot of living. so, it helps to have a wise friend and fierce defender in your corner. a friend like a-a-r-p. so your health lives longer. this is just slo-mo karate? just slo-mo karate. your money lives longer. hey, i just bought that. huh, i just sold

ktvu heather holmes joins us.e's in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus with julie coming up new tonight, san francisco mayor london breed breed vetoing a bill that would offer free rides on munich. however, this probe graham may not be dead just yet. we'll say about the options that the city supervisors are now considering. well it's an exciting time for online shoppers. amazon holds a prime day mega sale, but supply chain problems could limit what's available not only at amazon, but other big retailers love those stories and a lot more coming up. live at seven over on ktvu. plus. see that all right, heather. thank you. it is one of the most popular recent imports from the east coast coming up the latest shake shack opening this week, right here in the bay area. all right, get ready for the long lines. they're they're coming. all right. here's another live look outside over the oakland estuary, some sailboats headed out into the bay tonig

. >>> former their nose ceo elizabeth holmes is expected back in court next week, and with her trial take place in august, her swag is popping up all over the internet taking a look at some of the unexpected merch >> for a cool $22, you can get a theranos mug on etsy more adventurous grab a tee shirt that says elizabeth holmes is my #girlboss if you are the ultimate fan, what is billed as an authentic lab coat like the one she used to wear is for sale on posh mark for $17. so the verdict from buyers can't wait to wear it to my next therapy appointment. shipping was speedy. just like a good genetic test. >> it is like suicide squad in real life. for the entire piece pull out your phone, scan this qr code, which will take you to our website, cnbc.com/techcheck, where there's much more content to ex plor dee. >>> now we have seen everything. elizabeth holmes' merchandise and she has a fan club >>> meanwhile, morgan stanley names dell a top pick. sales down about .9 of a percent. plus you streamed it, now you can buy it we have the details on netflix's next idea. tech czech is back after

fear is a motivator. >> reverend holmes knows too often it takes stories of pain and loss to motivateccine hesitant -- >> say thank you, lord! >> into believers. >> one soul at a time. >> and ed joins us now from dallas. i wonder what the main reason people are not getting shots when shots are available for anyone who wants one. >> we found a couple different reasons. there's a camp of people who are just politically opposed to it. believe the conspiracy theories. there are also a number of people who are concerned, are anxious about it. and then there are a number of people who just, they haven't had time. they haven't prioritized it. it is a window into the reason why the vaccination rates in this country is starting to slow down and it is really a sad story. so many of the people that are dying now are unvaccinated. so as we're coming out of this pandemic and so many are celebrating, there are thousands of families suffering and the pain and the loss of family members who have died to covid who are left wondering, could they have done something and gotten the vaccine to save their

the new language for reason has been getting lessons from catherine holmes, who'd already been living in berlin for a number of years. ok. less muscle management. morgan very ish for me. tag flashed in this new place. doing then fresh to them for the counselor. i was also in germany before period arrived. he's been here since 2017, but he's reluctant to talk about the exact reasons why he stayed out of fear for his family. rather than fellows are called with n m i. c. i don't want to go into details yesterday on the political reasons i wouldn't have felt safe home if i'd gone back. one jeremy should be in miami. i was just like paris. he hadn't planned to become a refugee but back home, he was at risk of going to prison. staying in germany meant starting from scratch. who he had with him was a satchel. like this one. for was a sausage. i got from germany was one of the safety. i knew i had supported and we'll be able to return to a normal life. while those are resuming my sporting cram is in a bag. although there are limits cannot support a life in exile, also means having to fight fo

the room to just look at him with astonishment and start giggling and go take their lunch, break, holmes. and if a kid and cook and from the kitchen on done the slow but us been against out of operate, only think we have to reach a clear agreement. yes, there is. are freedom. but freedom shouldn't mean infringing on somebody else's dignity pallets and actors have to learn that there aren't empty shells to be filled with them. directors, ideas, lands on the 3rd, people who have to voice their needs in order to do their work well. so they're just dimensions and the dismissal all question, listening to other matters to ah, germany theaters have a lot of work ahead of them. the big discussion has only just gotten, ah, news from the art world. now before we go, if you look here closely, you might just make out a face wearing a medical mask. well, this handful of pixels sold for more than $11000000.00 at sotheby's auction of digital art. the buyer will receive the face not as a physical artwork, but as a heavily encrypted and f t, a non fungible token the work titled crypto punk $75.00 to $3.0

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the delta variant is spreading fast throughout those communities and as michael holmes reports, officials are scrambling to stop it. >> infectious, that's the way moscow's mayor describes the coronavirus variant spreading through the city. health officials in moscow reported more than 9,000 new covid-19 cases on friday, the highest daily figure for the city since the pandemic began. that from the city's mayor who said the delta variant first identified in india is responsible for nearly 90% of new infections. >> translator: the situation in moscow with the spread of covid-19 disease is rapidly deteriorating and the dynamics are quite unexpected. since more than 60% of moscow people have been ill or vaccinated. >> the kremlin said vaccinations are critical to protect against the variant spread but many russians are still hesitant to get the sputnik vaccine. >> translator: we're afraid of getting sick. that we did not get vaccinated because we're also afraid of that. >> reporter: a w.h.o. said moscow is one of several places where the delta variant is thriving. with so many people across th

who closely follows german football and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you where there's john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa, but the las vegas raiders that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the nfl. can we i'm sorry. may. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement. the impact that is have gone all around the world, and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced a thought of his public coming out and to give a $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context, you know, that charity corps is to prevent l g b g youths from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that

. >> so let's bring in cnn's kristen holmes. $400 billion stolen from the u.s. government? that is such a shocking number. now, it is important to note this is one estimate made by someone who helps states with its issue. but what we do know is this. benefit fraud has gone ram pant during the pandemic, and just how bad it is widens. we still know this is staggering. now, many of the experts i talk to say part of the reasoning is the state doesn't want to give out the benefits and because of that, it's harder for the government to track those numbers on a national level, but i want to give you some of the numbers we do know. some of them are incredible. california reports that $11 billion in fraudulent claims was paid out. colorado, $19.4 million. ohio, $330 million. and that list continues to go on. the big question is, here, again, how bad is it. is there a system that can be put in place to track this on a national level, and what can these state be doing better to help with that identification process. >> kristen, it's sickening to hear about all of this wasted dollars.

cologne, who closely follows german football and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you with us john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa of the las vegas readers that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l. can we i'm sorry, may. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that is have gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced as part of his public coming out and to give $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us. just send a really important message and it could have been in context. you know, the charity of course is to prevent l g b, g use from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that w

we're going to start with the update on the trial of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes.the team's questions on the list, 120 questions, guys, 45 pages, they got it down to 20 pages one of holmes' attorneys objected made it clear that the team is worried about jurors that don't have a bias in the case holmes did make breaks in the trial to nurse her newborn child. and the judge said there will be a designated quiet room for holmes to tend to her child during the trial holmes did not answer questions from cnbc as she walked into the courthouse it will be something i know, lots of people will be watching, mike >> absolutely. >>> all right. an update on the housing market with home prices and record highs demand for single-family rental homes is soaring so are rents. single-family rents up 5.3% in april. the largest gain in nearly 15 years. rents for single family detached homes as posed to townhomes even higher, 7.6% as millennials are seeking outdoor space. and the biggest percentage jump. >>> and we were just -- andrew, mike and i were talking about the story in "the wall

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. >>> update to the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes.as blocked her proposal to ask potential jurors more than 100 questions that prosecutors called deeply intrusive. instead the district judge countered with a slimmed down questionnaire to send to jurors. that trial will be interesting. it is set for late august and will determine if holmes defrauded investors, patients and doctors about her blood testing company. >>> harvey weinstein will be sent to los angeles to face more sexual assault charges. this after new york judge knocked down a petition from his defense team. right now is he serving a 23 year sentence for rape. he will be transferred to california by the middle of july. >>> it's 6:38. coming up on kxix5. expert breaks down the new technology we can expect with the launch. >>> and the stock market opened just about nine minutes ago. a quick check on the big board. the dow is up just barely. diane king hall will break down the numbers after the break. it's's another d day. and anythihing could h happe. it couldld be the daday y

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," like terrorism in the wake of 9/11. that's how the fbi director is describing ransomware attacks escalating across the country. >>> travel rules reversal. why many brits vacationing in portugal are now rushing to get home. >>> and as the jersey shore prepares for summer crowds, restaurant owners are finding employees hard to find. ♪ >>> we begin with a dire warning from the u.s. government. ransomware attacks are getting so frequent that they could cripple vital infrastructure if drastic action isn't taken soon. experts say cyberattacks are up more than 100% compared to this time last year, and last year was busy. hospitals, schools, police, transportation, gasoline, food, government -- no one has been spared. and a single successful attack can throw daily life into turmoil. remember colonial pipeline that was hacked with an errant password. suddenly millions of americans couldn't get gas, a jarring wake-up call for the biden administration. jessica s

michael holmes, cnn. >> a family physician and national covid testing consultant, pioneered a method of pop-up coronavirus testing in hawaii. he joins us now from st. louis, missouri. good to see you. thank you very much, doctor. how concerned are you, then, about this delta variant? >> oh, we are very concerned about it because, you know, we have pockets in the united states that we still have to really worry about. we have a large section of the united states, if you really take a circle over the southern united states, it extends up into the midwest and some of the western states. we're just barely getting above 30% with the vaccine. and i am traveling throughout the united states and it is very, very concerning because there is no mask to be seen and people are just standing on top of each other as if life never happened with coronavirus. so, i am very, very concerned for these areas. it seems like we're going to have two varieties of the united states associated with the way we're going to approach this going forward. >> i mean, we're in the south here, and certainly you're righ

today, including elinor holmes norton. in senator joe lieberman, who is back to this committee having served as chair and ranking member, and really was the heart and soul of this committee when he was here. we will also hear from mayor bowser. as you know, mr. chairman, i have practical and constitutional concerns about making washington, d.c. its own state. legally, congress does not have the power to override the constitution. that is the most important issue here. d.c. is the only place specifically traded by the constitution in article one as this seat of government. meaning it has a special constitutional status, completely different from any current or previous u.s. territory that it actually became a state to the article four admissions clause. a limited government on which congress can grant to it. neither the district because of her admission clause provides congress with the power to transform the seat of government into a state. moreover, d.c. has special constitutional status that grants d.c. residents three e

i'm michael holmes. you're watching cnn "newsroom."rs of americans have been hitting the beaches, and ballparks, and having backyard barbecues. while enjoying the long-holiday weekend. but this memorial day was a poignant day, for many. people from coast to coast remembering those who died in service of their country. the u.s. president, honoring them, during remarks at arlington national cemetery. >> on this memorial day, we honor their legacy and their sacrifice, duty, honor, country. they lived for it. they died for it. and we, as a nation, are eternally grateful. >> and what a difference, a year and vaccinations make. airlines are poised for record-breaking holiday travel. monday was expected to be the busiest day in america's airports since the start of the pandemic. americans, also, returning to movie theaters. films, like a quiet place part 2 # helped kick off the summer-movie season. overall, box-office sales could hit $100 million for the first time in more than a year. alexandra field picks up the story. >> reporter: the come

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this is holmes. one of the focal points of the uprising, the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks, and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks, hunger and holmes was widespread in 2011. i thought had decided that if the residence in one area took to the streets, he would punish that entire neighborhood nickel. then we just sat in some days, we have none sharp regime killed, our children, and our brothers and sisters whose government is doing the syrians who lived in exile were deeply concerned about their compatriots suffering at the time. sima ben rabo was working in the united arab emirates. she created a network that brought together opposition activists from across the region. the author regime, she says, was it war with its own people? it is not the civil war because a civil war assumes that they are multiple parties fighting one another in the case of syria, if there is in fighting the people. so it is not a civil war. it's called the terrorism of

come sir philip holmes fuckers or whether my elephant supposed to come and go unchallenged for it was he politic? i just didn't want to take complicated if you have it, but let me show you the book with experience. you don't want to come tomorrow is only home, but the food is actually not on the delivery of new la assembled over the phone because a fried job would be in a war that seemed no wind. ah, since an international military intervention coupled the telephone in 2001 flash's have continued to attack the afghan government. ah, and he's 2015 islamic state, his claim responsibility for killings across the capital. ah, in one poor district with high crime right. and many taliban attacks a mean is family waits impatiently for her to come home and clean that we have a lot of a minute that would go with us on the list, whether this or the clinic or whatever the case you get a lot of the fact that none of those showed me from what i could the mission. so to show one of them was, tell me more that and i'm going to get a job in for more than a chaise to the for this i know that make me d

. attack happened overnight in the village of saw him close to the border with no government says holmes, and a monk it will burn to the ground. nicholas hock has more from neighboring. molly. what we know is that in the early hours of this morning, a regular police patrol that were around the east of 15 f. i say next to the town to so hum came across a market like the one that you see right behind me. but instead of seeing people going about their business animals, they saw the market completely burned to the ground. the animals, all die killed and hundreds of bodies lie in words. the governor describes as amounts. there were men, women, and children. you know though no one has claimed responsibility for this, it's not good. it has the hallmark of the islamic state and the greater so hard because that group has launch several attacks in that same area in the last few months in february. and that in may and, and in the run up to this attack, we saw several teenagers that have their arms amputated because they were accused of that effect. and this attack just comes week after the minister

see holmes in this building, this happens just a week or 2 ago. that's where people here come in to set up a service called the time of the visit, police going to take an order of the land around the town. meanwhile, united cartels placed a blockade up the only official road in medicine cooking gust basic food stuffs, world scares. even petro had to be smuggled in. this is how you fill out in businesses a di napoli, it's like, it is just about surviving. it's where we met teacher and who became famous locally when he confronted the state governor savano already all this he always was on his 1st visit tiger li in years by a helicopter. just as election season kicked off. you'll need to come in and set you up with the but then the governor did this, the yeah, the metal, i mean, you're going to meet medical another sign of governmental indifference towards this town and impacting the region. it embrace towns, people like gabriella tub house and her sister daniella already dealing with their own personal tragedy. the grandfather had a burst stomach al

police officer charged in killing of unarmed man made first court appearance today. 32-year-old andrew holme pleaded not guilty to voluntary manslaughter for deadly shooting of arbiletta, led the police on slow-speed chase after they attempted to stop him for suspicious behavior. officer hall fired nine times into his car as he drove by a road block. attorney says he acted in self-defense. that was 2018. this year officer hall killed another man, homeless man, 33-year-old tyrell wilson at confrontation at intersection in danville that lasted seconds before officer hall fired his gun. >>> san jose cracking down on illegal gun sales, unanimously voted to require sellers to record all transactions to deter straw purchases when a gun buyer has someone else enter the store to pay f bans the sale of ammunitions and arms from home within the city limits. >> focused on narrowing the flow of guns to those which are clearly legal. >> shop owners and business people and grandparents, oftentimes they mind their own business but it's very public now they're vulnerable and being assaulted. what happens is

good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank. it was a hot one around much of the bay area today, so let's get straight to our chief meteorologist bill martin. for a look at today's numbers, bill. yeah, you too. it was definitely hot out there. listen up in the central valley. we had two major records broken. i know it's not here but listen to these number. it's late may. reading, california 108 degrees broke a record does her heart records to get 108 degrees in red bluff broke a record those for may? i can't remember time. well obviously, records that we had this kind of heat in that northern valley this this early in the season around here, here are the numbers. we didn't see any records, but we did see temperatures. 100 antioch 100 livermore. the heat advisory was there but notice the temperatures sort of around the around the bank not. horribly horribly warm. i mean, like san francisco 68 degrees 73 sam matteo sandals. they was 85. that's pretty toasty. but most of the heat resided fairfield out towards davis and woodland in

. ♪ ♪ >>> in about two months the fraud trial starts for theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. lawyers want to use a lengthy questionnaire to weed out jurors. the proposed questionnaire is 41 pages and lists 112 questions, prosecutors are calling it "deeply intrusive." holmes legal team says extensive media coverage may make it hard to find impartial jurors. scheduled to begin august 31st. >>> a live look at sfo this morning, just had by far its busiest weekend in more than a year. new memorial day weekend travel numbers are out, tsa screened nearly 2 million people at airports across the nation, friday through monday. that is six times more than last year's holiday weekend, but still more than 20% below the levels back in 2019. >>> ohio's second round of vax-a-million winners have been chosen and announced today. this week's million-dollar drawing included more than 3 million adult entries and about 130,000 young people under 17 had a shot at a full paid college scholarship. overall the latest drawing had about half a million additional entries compared to the week before, so

let's go now to kristen holmes with the details. kristen? >> reporter: hi, victor and alisyn.sentially, this investigation comes after reports last fall citing mostly anonymous former employees of dejoy's who said that while they work for dejoy, they felt pressure at times to donate to republican candidates, and even going further than that, some saying that when they did donate, they were reimbursed through bonuses. now, while louis dejoy does deny these claims, it should be noted that he is, in fact, a mega donor to the republican party. now, it appears that these claims are the center of this investigation. i want to read to you from a statement from dejoy's spokesperson. he says, mr. dejoy has learned that the department of justice is investigating campaign contributions made by employees who worked for him when he was in the private sector. he has always been scrupulous in his adherence to campaign contribution laws and has never knowingly violated them. again, this is someone who is a known republican mega donor and is important to note this is a man whose tenure as post