after paul retired, he and iris moved. iris is survived by her husband paul, her three sons, her grandchild and great grandchildren. iris was an incredible woman who will be remembered for her humor and whit and for incredible love of her family. i offer my condolences to all who knew and cherished her. i want to thank supervisor mar for adjourning the meeting in honor of those that were senselessly killed in atlanta on march 16th. absolutely sicken to learn that an individual shot and killed eight people including six asian women in atlanta, georgia. yesterday another ten dead in boulder, colorado after not horrific mass shooting, this time at a grocery store. we are the only high-end country, we're getting back to normal where it means mass shooting. after listening to victim interview last night on cnn, he said this feels like the safest spot in america. i just nearly got killed for getting a soda. language that we often hear in san francisco, we family like we're in a bubble here. this can happen anywhere in america. l

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iris: yes.ght for the chinese government that is relaxed the two child policy and then doubt, -- and the now, people do not want to raise children because that means a higher cost for them at a lower living standard for the couples, so some of them do not have any plan to have children. this is actually quite difficult for the chinese economy going forward because it needs that lower leg up are from the population. increase labor productivity or increase the welfare for the parents to have a child. i think both of the policies have to be in place to have of the population being stable rather that going down and down. haidi: always great to have you with us. let us take a look at the markets now with sophie. >> wears a right across the board in the asian session with the index looking to help a to date gain but the regional index is still on course for the best month since december. the nikkei under pressure with the likes and citigroup following. those gaining ground this morning and and soul, w

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would iris smile and forward in yes i slip tout see him. i'm talking woman to woman now. you haven't been no virgin since how and hearry broke up some. she plant to reach off to talk her daughter's knee. i know you understand, don't you, assassin i'm not proud. got make my peace with god. eat leave little ralph with clark to see arthur. so the daughter iris is taking on her father, big ralph, was like a -- a nightclub singer, and she had taken the sound and gone international and been incredibly successful but the mother had the secret she needed to share because the daughter had been, again in a very tumultuous relationship, feel can like she had not been loved like the other children and he didn't share the same paternity. and so williams was trying to give us a certain kind of agony of a black striving family and the achievement of the children in the north but at what cost? and at the same time you get this very rich detail of the social conditions that black people had to endure as they are making this trek in the 1920s and 1930s. would with been one of our earliest

it's been a year of breakthroughs for the singing despite the goodwill of iris and look. 7 7 i think everyone in the last year and everything as being like someone and suspense and i just enjoy what i'm doing really and i think the. the sort of stardom thing is never like the thing at the end of it that i'm like looking to see what that point looks like a feels like and i guess some people it may seem like in the waiting room i don't really feel that because i'm still you know chipping away every day doing something and i feel like i'm in my stride of things. in songs like strange. almost like. a song becomes like the map of my understanding of like myself and how i see the world and how i see my relationships with other people and. i used to write diaries and then i used to write poems and so at the age where i really needed. it could have been anything really it's just stop music became the thing that presented itself was so fluent to me. california parents split up the british mother. she grew up here in. a fishing village on the edge of a city right. the city few. something that

iris was talking, let's be real here, iris was talking about the walk of shame.dn't do that anymore, they had to like make it official. and live together. >> i'm staying over here. i'm bringing a bad. >> yep, you got a toothbrush. maybe even a pop tart for the morning. >> wow. i would say, sounds like someone knows too much about that walk of shame, but i won't go there. >>> let's take a look at, i remember, it was a movie, i've seen two. yeah, let's talk about what's going on in san jose, cloudy, 51, little bit of a breeze, up to 10 miles per hour there. walnut creek, clouds touching about all of our neighborhoods, even inland east bay neighborhoods. the sun is trying to break through. will have a harder time today, that's why to be a little bit cooler, especially around the bay on the coast, not as much inland. holding pattern through tomorrow, then we have that cool, wet weekend on the way. today in the south bay, 67 to 71 degrees. temperatures pretty close to average, but we are cooler than average on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s here, mid to upper 50s alo

how can india bring the situation under control a special edition of d w news on the cover oh never iris crisis in india starts april 30th at 11 u.t.c. and d.-w. . one out of 8 people suffering from hunger. the world food program is fighting over. the fight. this is the w. news live from berlin u.s. president joe biden delivers his 1st speech to a joint session of congress biden said south america's return to a politics of international cooperation saying that no nation can succeed. also coming up a gong to let's say enough money appears in public for the 1st time since that russian opposition leader ended in the early months long hunger strike. in the us it's another world record in daily new coronavirus cases pushing its health system far beyond its latest.

iris maxine doses but continues to supply pharmaceutical companies with a variety of machinery so that they can also fill doses to treat other diseases your mother course we have to make sure that other important areas of utilization are also being addressed for customers you have to bear in mind that cove it's not the only disease out there. the worldwide pharmaceutical industry is increasingly relying on domestic production to minimize the risks associated with international supply chains for german machinery manufacturers that means that demand for filling equipment will continue to rise. a quick reminder of our top story this hour oil prices edged high on wednesday on the prospects for stronger global economic growth the international monetary fund said in its latest world economic outlook report that unprecedented public spending to fight covert 19 would cost local grocer to 6 percent this year a rate not seen since the night incentives. but that's a business update and d.-w. from the in the team's plans for watching. we're all in this together it was the slogan on social media ba

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i think those things are iris and the force is. a professional groups or student teams -- important thing to focus on. shireen your rash. we will means this is great that is going -- it is getting so much attention that the lot -- that we want the best of everyone and you do that in a way that is conclusive. >> hi again, i'm wondering how long you might have to wait on getting your covid-19's -- vaccine when you return, the local your first wheels being when you return to earth? >> they're telling us we will get a vaccine 7-10 days of when we get back. i don't know who will -- which one we will be getting, but she need is something -- anything that we think there's -- was googler package. you. -- years ago. >> one last follow-up question. >> think some much for taking a second question. i wanted to ask, if you get a number space station mission. would you want to fly this again, or a different way try, and walk? first of all, -- >> first of all, i will be happy to fly in different space vehicles. and now the race is on so those who

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this supply did kill should ability scientific equipment luggage food and oxygen so the iris is for the cosmonauts but if they were to attain the needed else she would never reach the station some of its fragments burnt in the dense satisfy some fill down to earth and there is the view that don't we saw about 30 minutes or so ago a clear rotational spin on the progress cargo craft. well yours detected in the corps automated. system. thank you. thank you thank you. thank you final training sessions at stand citi field tell your chief and sig arizona ski receive instruction on how to launch satellites they haven't mastered it so far. sanjay will join the station crew shortly because i'm an old swiss supposed to do a space will together in new spacesuits however one of them was on the cargo ship that had just crashed in will now have to alter the old suit they've got on the i o. says one of the cosmonauts will wear it for the space walk i. thank before the launch the crew traditionally visits to honor the memory of the world's 1st cosmonaut despite the rain of the tradition even though the

they have the beautiful, purple iris and, of course, the pansies. and the digitallis, the fox glove about to bloom. so, what a pleasant occasion. and particularly, to welcome our friend, mr. steve light, to be with us, again. to welcome your questions forward. so without any further comment, i have a few moments before i continue to my walk through the garden. and i think gardens is the most pleasant subject to attend to, today. i ask, for the first question, mr. light, if you will? >> yes. thank you, president jefferson. we do have a number of questions for you today, relating to the theme of gardening. the first question is have you always loved gardening? >> oh, you ask me if i have always loved gardening? well, i can assure, you cannot be born out here in the wilderness, in the forest primeval, without an early -- an early love of all of nature's wonders. the great abundance that our creator has provided us. and to realize that we merely have to cut out what pleases us, and to plant accordingly. do you know, i served 40 years in public service?

sets viral genomes also change constantly and it happens a lot faster than with animals because by iris is replicate so quickly and abundantly the vast majority of those changes will be neutral or even harmful but a tiny number of them will give a virus an advantage for example a mutated gene might change the spike proteins on its surface in ways that allow the virus to slip into cells more easily and because the source code be to genome is is actually pretty small the chances of specific identical mutations like that occurring in different places at different times. it's actually fairly high so we are seeing some of this sort of genetic convergence but because variants also collect many other highly individual mutations as they evolve genetic sequencing still allows us to tell them apart. very william's there and he'll be back again tomorrow to on some more of your questions just post them on our covert 19 you tube channel for now that's all for this edition of out a good night in special thanks for watching. in the. climate change. or so for 6. years today how far future. africa. coul

england is easing some corn of iris restrictions today outdoor spaces at pubs have been allowed to reopen as well as non-essential shops hairdressers and shippers prime minister boris johnson is calling it a major step towards freedom the openings come after a fast vaccine rollout and falling numbers of corner virus cases and deaths. protests broken out in the u.s. state of minnesota after police faily shot a young black man relatives have identified him as 20 year old dante wright the state governor says he's closely monitoring the situation at a time where tensions there are all ready at an all time high the incident comes as the trial of white minneapolis police officer derrick show with killing george floyd last year is still under way. the protesters versus police in the suburbs of minneapolis tear gas and rubber. bullets fired at an agitated crowd and all too familiar scene by now. hundreds of demonstrators surrounded the police station in the town of brooklyn center after reports of another black man shot to death dante wright died during what should have been a routine traffic sto

sets viral genomes also change constantly and it happens a lot faster than with animals because by iris as replicate so quickly and abundantly the vast majority of those changes will be neutral or even harmful but a tiny number of them will give a virus an advantage for example a mutated gene might change the spike proteins on its surface in ways that allow the virus to slip into cells more easily and because the source code be to genome is is actually pretty small the chances of specific identical mutations like that occurring in different places at different times. this is actually fairly high so we are seeing some of this sort of genetic convergence but because variants also collect many other highly individual mutations as they evolve genetic sequencing still allows us to tell them apart. there is williams there and he'll be back again tomorrow to on some more of your questions just post them on our covert 19 you tube channel for now that's all for this edition of out a big night in special thanks for watching. in . scotland is at a crossroads the main parts of britain only. to be j

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children which is brilliant in the meantime however do those risks outweigh the risk of catching the iris which as we know by now can lead to severe inflammatory reactions in children known as. or also long covert well that's what trials of all. designed so that you see that indeed back scenes of safe and once they are approved you can off of them to the parents and their children. with. a come from safety. and who is actually investing in that scene trials for children well all the companies that have. far developed vaccines for cope with 19 they invest and trials right from the start they expected to develop vaccines for all age groups and the e.u. also expects a company to do so you just mentioned earlier and i have to get back to that because that is good news indeed we may have a vaccine ready for children in just a few weeks from now and there are several other trials underway. will this vaccine only be available for children here in europe are we talking about a vaccine for kids all over the world these vaccine trials that are have being carried all of just being carried out they w

children which is brilliant in the meantime however do those risks outweigh the risk of catching the iris which as we know by now can lead to severe inflammatory reactions in children notice. or also long cove it well that's what trials of all they are designed so that you see that indeed back scenes are safe and once they are approved you can off of them to the parents and their children. with. a come from safety. and who is actually investing in that scene trials for children well all the companies that have. far develop vaccines for covert 19 they invest in such trials right from the start they expected to develop vaccines for all age groups and the e.u. also expects a company to do so you just mentioned earlier and i have to get back to that because that is good news indeed we may have a vaccine ready for children in just a few weeks from now and there are several other trials underway. will this vaccine only be available for children here in europe are we talking about a vaccine for kids all over the world these vaccine trials that are have being carried all of just being carried out

with the polio vaccine were a laboratory filter properly field oh you iris and ended up costing about 200 cases of paralysis from polio on what should have been an otherwise safe vaccine so yes along the way there's been incidents that have been amplified if you will by the end. something that happens very very often when in fact it's actually very rare explain to our viewers how anti semitic conspiracy theories also play a role in the anti vacs movement. yeah so you know it's not just anti semitic but anti minority anti anybody who was marginalized through excluded and so you know throughout history jewish people have been persecuted and they have been the minority ethnic minority religious minority and so when it comes time to find somebody who is guilty for whatever else is a society in this case with vaccine reactions then the term too to those those conspiracy theories in more modern times you have to experience the theories about jewish people controlling bio bio security or controlling pharmaceutical companies and then well why don't you just make money to read out so one of th

sets viral genomes also change constantly and it happens a lot faster than with animals because by iris as replicate so quickly and abundantly the vast majority of those changes will be neutral or even harmful but a tiny number of them will give a virus an advantage for example a mutated gene might change the spike proteins on its surface in ways that allow the virus to slip into cells more easily and because the source code be to genome is is actually pretty small the chances of specific identical mutations like that occurring in different places at different times. this is actually fairly high so we are seeing some of this sort of genetic convergence but because variants also collect many other highly individual mutations as they evolve genetic sequencing still allows us to tell them apart. there it williams there and he'll be back again tomorrow to answer more of your questions just post them on our colleague 19 you tube channel for now that's all for this edition of out of the 19 special thanks for watching. how the virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. just through

somos agradecidos por la lluvia que tuvimos hoy que aunque fue poca, nos dejó un arco iris aquí en sane yanet >>> buenas noches >>> finalmente llevó la lluvia en nuestra región, pero ¿qué nos espera para la semana laboral? iniciamos con un vistazo al satélite radar para apreciar cómo el sistema del frente se continúa alejando de nuestra región hacia el este y hacia el sur del área de la bahía, mínimas esta noche entre 40 y 45 grados san francisco y 45 oakland, 45 freeman, san josé y santa cruz, ¿qué nos espera en el pronóstico de lluvias las próximas horas? vimos cómo pasaron las lloviznas en la tarde pero a partir de la medianoche se continúa alejando de nuestra región así que vemos como el sistema frontal sale del área y a partir del lunes, martes y miércoles se espera que domine una vez +1 sistema de alta presión que trae un ascenso de las temperaturas para máximas en el día de mañana frescas en san josé con 60 grados, santa cruz con 65, livermore 71, oakland con 78 y freeman 59 grados, hacia santa rosa de los 60, vale recordar que actualmente se encuentra advertencia por tormentas

with the polio vaccine were a laboratory built to properly field all you iris and probably about 200 cases of paralysis from polio on what should have been an otherwise safe vaccine so yes along the way there's been incidents that have been amplified if you will by the end. that's something that happens very very often when in fact it's actually very rare explain to our viewers how anti semitic conspiracy theories also play a role in the anti vacs movement. yeah so you know it's not just anti semitic but anti minority anti anybody who was marginalized through excluded and so you know throughout history jewish people have been persecuted and they have been the minority ethnic minority religious minority and so when it comes time to find somebody who is guilty for whatever else a society in this case with with vaccine reactions then they turned to to those those conspiracy theories in more modern times who have been spears the theories of jewish people controlling bio bio security or controlling pharmaceutical companies and then well why don't you just make money that's one of the trop

they announced a new effort fight emerging iris virus var and dr. murphy to give you a thorough update on a busy week of activity fighting the pandemic across multiple fronts. you've heard our scientific and public health teams, led by dr. fauci and dr. walensky, talk in plain terms about ending the pandemic, and dealing with variants. i want to lay out our strategy to tackle these variants. when we arrived in january, we put together a 200-page plan on how to tackle every element of the pandemic, from vaccinations to inequities to school reopenings to testing. part of any plan is tackling the things you can't fully prepare for. but which emerge as critical threats. all roads to defeating the pandemic go through the path of successfully and quickly vaccinating the country. to date, 125 million americans have been vaccinated, and millions more each day. but even as we accelerate our efforts to get shots in arms, more dangerous variants are growing, causing increases in cases with people without immunity. this increases the urgency for you to get vacc

when the oxygen supply ran out following a leak in a tank the hospital had been treating crowd of iris patients. syria has been stripped of its rights and privileges in the global chemicals weapons organization the move comes after an investigation blamed damascus for 3 poison gas attacks in 2017 and syrian president bashar assad has submitted documents to run for a 3rd term in next month's election the us and the syrian opposition have criticized the vote calling it a farce indonesia's navy is searching for 53 people on board a missing submarine now the vessel was conducting a torpedo drill in waters north of the island of bali indonesia as military chief has requested the help of australia and singapore in finding it the defense ministry says it found an oil spill in the location where the submarine was last detected chance military has promised an 18 month transition to free elections after the death of president idriss deby the army has says it was he was killed while leading soldiers fighting rebels in the north he had just run reelection his son john muhammad will take on the rol

in the beginning he was at war with the city of port his iris don't forget that tango is from born as arias alongside heroic why he said he played music from the city he wanted to revolutionize music he wanted people to know there was more than 3 times for in the beginning he was more respected in europe than in argentina but people here looked at europe and saw him. museums and theatres in the city by putting his musical life on display early on in his career after p.s.o. left music arrangements were criticized by traditional italian musicians some even accused him of killing and walking over to elements of jazz and classical music and created what is now known as more work than it became so successful that he's music is now known around the globe. yes i was born in the province of one of scientists but he's father moved to new york city. it was there where he was given his 1st abandon iana and since then he never stopped playing it. he rolled over 900 songs to take tango to one you will never. be as tall as music has been played in many of the world's top theaters. and in films and

her mother expected larger was 3 months pregnant when doctors told her she was infected with zeke of iris and that her unborn daughter would suffer from lifelong disabilities realizing that alice will never have a childhood like other kids her heart sank but 4 years on proud as has the disability turned out to be a blessing. she's loved by her neighbors the family and most of all by children who seem to be able to communicate with her better than i can and she wants to play with them but sometimes her disability gets in the way she has convulsions her muscles are weak she can't sit properly ellis is born with what doctors call microcephaly her brain is failing to develop fully it's a consequence of her mother being infected with physical virus through a mosquito bite during her pregnancy there are no vaccines no cure for the virus that spreads through mosquitoes and sexual contact in 2016 the world health organization declared public health emergency of international concern the outbreak started in brazil spreading to cape verde as a result of the epidemic more than 3700 babies worldwide

food on the table the government is reluctant to impose more restrictions 30 has more from what is iris. food is a human right see this people in the center of what a sight is the government in argentina's capital to demand more government help to act as we said it best is poverty rates are on the rice and millions of people are struggling to survive. we understand the way out is with work and they were in a complex situation but there are resources. the government will have to choose whether to continue paying for foreign debt would take care of those people that can barely make ends meet the pandemic poses a major challenge for argentina the government is already assisting over 10000000 people with food and cash handouts but the economy has deteriorated rapidly the country is struggling to pay to foreign debt and still every day around 20000 new infections are confirmed there is an evening curfew here in the capital and access to public transport is limited but authorities are reluctant to declare another full lockdown like they did last year fearing the consequences that my come from

children which is brilliant in the meantime however do those risks outweigh the risk of catching the iris which as we know by now can lead to severe inflammatory reactions in children notice. or also long. well that's what trials of all they are designed so that you see that indeed back scenes of safe and once they are approved you can off of them to the parents and their children. with. a come from safety. and who is actually investing in that scene trials for children well all the companies that have. far developed vaccines for cope with 19 they invest in such trials right from the start they expected to develop vaccines for all age groups and the e.u. also expects a company to do so you just mentioned earlier and i have to get back to that because that is good news indeed that we may have a vaccine ready for children in just a few weeks from now and there are several other trials on the way. will this vaccine only be available for children here in europe are we talking about a vaccine for kids all over the welt these vaccine trials that are have being carried all of just being carried

iris cases nearly 97000 new infections were reported on tuesday that's hovering near monday's record high many hospitals are now being overrun by patients for example in the west a fix it stays. this is in disarray to state and host of the commercial capital of mumbai it's announced new restrictions including a night curfew that so far 165000 people in the country have died from coal that 90 . and i'm now joined by the daily bureau chief cheema good to see you what is driving be current surge of infections hi christine yes it came just one shot because the freddie easing under the pandemic and then has high numbers of the leak and what's driving it it's very alarming for the legislature to energy and do you feel is a host of new newton and delivery issues on the virus which of english which are much more into just multiply much faster and they are transmitting treat times the rate then the in the 1st wave so that is a big one in there and also. just to you know you just people have become complacent people that are abandoned it was behind them the virus is very very much here and peo

how can india bring the situation under control a special edition of d w news on the cover oh never iris crisis in india starts april 30th at 11 u.t.c. and d.-w. . i see you chance to become much more popular in the cafe for you but the bottom line is that the base did not support latchup don't feel if the fake information are you concerned that germany is falling also into a trap when it comes to china we have to take a more talk we the contrast couldn't be more stark last year germany was seen as a role model in fighting the coronavirus pandemic now a 3rd wave is hitting the country hard and merkel's party is slipping ahead of september elections which will decide her successor after 16 years in power my guess this week is your going to heart.

not arriving and hospitals reaching breaking point thank you very much john huish i'm going but as iris. well elsewhere 10000 field hospital beds are being hastily set up in bangkok as thailand fights a 3rd way the infections 8600 new cases reported on friday a rest bike in a country which has successfully kept numbers low there a few years millions of people could travel in the coming days for the song grand new year holiday some regions of imposed restrictions but the national government has avoided air tight on recorded just 96 deaths in the past year. well some of the world's poorest countries might have to wait longer for the 2nd doses of their vaccines up to 60 countries that have started their vaccine rollout may have to wait until june for more shots supply shortages have seen nearly all deliveries through the kovacs program blocks the world health organization scheme is designed to give the poor countries fair access to vaccines one in 4 adults in the world's richest countries have already had at least one. now it's 23 years to the day since the signing of the good friday agree

and how can india bring the situation under control a special edition of d w news on the cover of iris crisis in india starts. at 11 u.t.c. . this is news coming to you live from berlin u.s. president joe biden delivers his 1st speech to a joint session of congress he declares america is rising a new as he highlights of progress made against a credible pandemic and unveils details of a $1.00 trillion dollars package for families and education. also coming up india sets another world.

a headquarters in doha i'm dating obligates are coming up for the next 60 minutes daily occurrence iris infections in india exceed 100000 for the 1st time an evening curfew is tightened in its worst affected states jordan's detained former crown prince says he'll disobey orders banning him from communicating.

people living in england will soon be able to get tested for credit iris twice a week the new kits which can give a result within 30 minutes will be offered for free at existing testing sites and pharmacy as the move comes as prime minister boris johnson seeks to continue easing in glens locked china help us more from london. the government at the moment is engaged in gave them a sort of deep exercise in trying to figure out how to carry on doing this safely specifically how to avoid jeopardizing the very advanced vaccine program here so the question you know how do you get groups of people into venues big and small be they pubs or concert halls or sports stadiums do you for instance use something like a covert passport scheme that sends shivers up the spines of civil liberty liberty groups and libertarian m.p.'s something the government has said it has no intention of doing while we're here more from the prime minister later it does though seem as though the government does have the intention of looking into this he's likely to announce a series of trials in large venues of covert certi

now, obviously, the first thing i did when i got this was shove it in my eye and try to take an irises of literally anything i could find. 0ppo says this is offering 60 times magnification, so it's not close enough to see the individual cells in your skin or a plant, but it's still very cool. of course, now the novelty of running around my flat taking pictures of everything has worn off, i am left wondering how useful this is. i can think of some a fee examples where it could be useful if i'm being generous — perhaps if you're trying to identify the stamp on some jewellery, or need a super close—up of a circuit board to check on your soldering. maybe there's someone who watching this will be like, "0h! this is exactly what i've have been looking for on a smartphone! that is perfect for taking photos of my butterfly collection!" i don't know! 0ppo is promising two versions of android and at least two years of security updates for the phone. i remember when apple added a super—wide camera to the iphone and social media was flooded with very mundane super—wide shots of people's living r