here is the one and only jane fonda [ cheers and applause ♪ jane fonda oh, my goodness!e >> thank you for having me >> jimmy: please whenever we're so lucky to have you i -- you've -- i just said you've dedicated your life to activism i just want to see what went through your head when you heard the verdict just now >> i was so relieved, so grateful to the jury so grateful to those policemen who testified against one of their own, testified against chauvin. that's so important. but -- right now the anvil of justice is hot and we have to seize it, and make sure that we use it to bend the arc of history in the direction that martin luther king said -- in the direction of justice but the most important thing as -- for me, as a white person, we white people have to realize this isn't a zero sum game you know they get something, we lose something -- no. when black people can access health care, and housing, and decent education, and living wages and so forth, it doesn't take away from us. from white people. you know it's -- what we don't realize is that all of us lose we all

jane. — expect a lot people? yes, they are here. jane. l— expect a lot people?t a lot people? yes, they are here, jane, i think it is _ expect a lot people? yes, they are here, jane, i think it is fair- expect a lot people? yes, they are here, jane, i think it is fair to - here, jane, i think it is fair to say across scotland a lot of people will be breathing a big sigh of relief to know that this stay local restriction has been eased, they can travel across mainland scotland to visit friends, to visit families, for recreation and for leisure and for recreation and for leisure and for exercise and there has been plenty of people out on the waters of loch lomond this morning, swimming and canoeing line the people behind me, doing cold water swimming. all very pleased they can get back out on the water again. all very pleased they can get back out on the water again. i'm feeling much happier about it. it's been a struggle, because i like outdoors and i like getting in the car and just driving, and doing nice things with my family and friends. and it's been a strug

as jane was talking about, bitcoin up 1.3%. tesla's bet on the currency paid off even though tesla is trading lower in post market trading. laura: the u.s. says it will share its entire supply of the astrazeneca vaccine with other countries, about 60 million doses. it is paring -- it is preparing an aid package for india. germany plans to open covid vaccinations to all adults by early june. it wants to allow people who have been fully immunized who have recovered to go shopping without needing a negative virus test. there vaccine campaign has been speeding up. it took three months for 10% to get their shots, and the next 10% took just three weeks. the latest census a shaking up the house of representatives. texas will gain two seats. it is a shift to republican strongholds ahead of the 2022 midterms. new york state lost on keeping a seat by 89 people. california lost a seat for the first time since it joined the union in 1850. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists

corbat and jane fraser? gerard: absolutely. we expect new guidelines on targeted return numbers, what they expect to be able to achieve with these strategic changes. citi has a lot of work to do, a lot of heavy lifting, but with the new leadership under jane fraser, i acting there ash i think they are going to be able to accomplish new and better numbers for shareholders -- i think they are going to be able to accomplish new and better numbers for shareholders. lisa: in the market, who is winning? gerard: it looks like so far, goldman sachs came out on top in almost all of the categories, whether it was dcm, trading and markets for ficc or equity. but to your point, they are all very strong numbers. lisa: there's a question of how long this can last. i was looking at a headline about citigroup's trading numbers following on the spac-a- palooza, or whatever you want to call it. how long can that last for earnings? gerard: unless we get continued volatility and strength in the markets, we should understand that the spac/ecm busin

i'm jane hill in windsor. as the nation prepares to remember the life of the duke of edinburgh, his funeral takes place here in st george's chapel this afternoon. the funeral will mark prince philip's unwavering loyalty to the queen, and his service to the nation. prince philip's association with the royal navy and love of the sea will be a focus of the ceremony. many aspects of today's ceremony were planned by the duke himself. his many medals and decorations have been placed in the chapel, and more than 730 members of the armed forces will take part in a procession. the selection of which units, which bands, which music, which medals will be there. so it is very much his funeral, designed by him. there is a limit of 30 mourners in st george's chapel, because of covid rules. the queen and the duke's four children and their eight grandchildren will be present. and before the funeral, the queen has shared one of her favourite photos of her and her husband, relaxing in the scottish highlands. the service itself

jane joins us now. jane, very good afternoon to you.nks for joining us. >> well, thank you very much indeed for having me, wilf i'm delighted to be here. >> well, we want to touch on so much and i wanted to catch off with that strategic refresh that you announced last week on the earnings call. we'll get into the specifics of it in just a second, but just 46 days after taking the helm, i mean, wow, you're not wasting any time >> i know, we're not dillydallying but i also had the benefits and the gift of a reasonable transition period with my wonderful successor. and so we used that time to go and listen to investors, listen to our clients and begin the work on the strategy refresh, so we had the benefit of, therefore, being able to go fast out of the blocks. >> and on the specifics that you announced last week within the global consumer businesses, are the ones, first of all, that you were exiting, are they just not good enough businesses >> oh, businesses that we have are wonderful franchises, they're excellent. we're basically looking

alexandra sanden has been assisting jane monckton smith on an unsolved case dating back 3 years when his wife died the husband insisted it had been an accident. what did the police fail to see if we couldn't find an explanation as to why he got the and an e-mail at the same time that she got it how did why was that why was that even possible and that's when we started to say much is a track in a fan has he got the cash and software is everything that she's getting also being sent to him. because actually that is that is a huge step i mean it's classic stalker behavior they want to know absolutely everything 90 percent of femicide cases are preceded by stocking the police subsequently arrested the husband in question why couldn't they see that this is a homicide that's that needs to change doesn't. that lack of suspicion because curiosity with her model the police might have intervened in advance and in time i see i gave up a quickly running now we know now that's why probation officer laura donnelly has been using the 8 stages to train her team while you can you mean i'll tell you fi

alexandra sandham has been assisting jane monckton smith on an unsolved case dating back 3 years when his wife died the husband insisted it had been an accident. what did the police fail to see if we couldn't find an explanation as to why he got the and and he now at the same time that she got it how did why was that why was that even possible and that's when we started to say much is a track in a fan has he got the cash and software is everything that she getting also being sent to him. because actually that is that is a huge step and it's classic stalker behavior they want to know how absurdly everything is 90 percent of femicide cases are preceded by stocking me the police subsequently arrested the husband in question why couldn't they see that this is a homicide that's that needs to change doesn't. that lack of suspicion because curiosity with her model the police might have intervened in advance and in time i see i gave us a free flight running now we know now that's why probation officer laura donnelly has been using the 8 stages to train her team while you can you mean i'll tel

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and thank you so much jane. yeah, this was this was wonderful and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this and thanks to the national archives, too. yes. greetings everyone today. we'll take up the mythical case of the cronkite moment the cronkite moment of 1968 and its supposedly profound implications for us policy. the term cronkite moment is used to describe. the purported and powerful effects of a single television report aired on the evening of february 27th 1968. a program in which the anchorman of cbs news walter cronkite delivered a detailed and downbeat assessment a half hour report about the

athewe come back >> oh, jane. jane and her rainbow [ humming ] alexa?a" by cherie playing ] ♪ ♪ the moxie showerhead speaker. only from kohler. >>> the g.o.a.t.s, muhammed ali, tom brady, michael jordan, ben johns. don't know that last one 22-year-old college student, the greatest of all time, if you follow pickleball. the paddle sport once popular with retirees in sunny places now attracting all kinds of players and getting increasingly legit. sponsors and sports networks taking notice. in fact tomorrow the u.s. pickleball championships begin in naples, florida, so we asked our own champ, jane wells, to suit up and investigate the pickleball boom. >> reporter: you're watching the top player in the fastest-growing sport in america. this is pickleball it's a big dill. >> it's addictive. you start going and it's just like one more game, one more game. >> reporter: pickleball is not new, but it is on fire it's a sport with a special court, net and rules, a mash-up of tennis, badminton and ping pong university of maryland senior ben johns ranks number one h

jane: no, that's a very good question.to the compromise, we think it should be dropped entirely. we don't see the need. we think it's going to impede the free flow of information in hong kong. and for investors, yes, it's going to be something that's priced into the markets. and you have to ask the question, what kind of company does hong kong want to attract? do people want to invest in companies in order to keep things secret? hong kong's not always known as a very secretive place to do business, so that adds a new variable to the mix. less information from open sources is not a good thing. again, yes, i do think it will be priced into the market and investors are going to be a bit more wary of jumping in. haslinda: very quickly, put it in perspective for us. how does hong kong's governance profile compare to singapore? jane: well, we're coming out with our latest cg watch report and hong kong and singapore are on par with each other. hong kong, we believe -- we've been following hong kong for 20 years -- and we believe

and thank you so much jane. yeah, this was this was wonderful and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this and thanks to the national archives, too. yes. thank you very much. it's customary for a newly elected president to address a joint session of congress early in his term president. biden has not yet scheduled his sunday will feature speeches from two of his predecessors on the presidency. here's a preview. our nation also needs a clear strategy to confront the threats of the 21st century. threats that are more widespread. and less certain they range from terrorists to threatened with bombs to tyrants and rogue nations intent upon developing weapons of mass destruction. protect our own people our allies and friends we must develop and we must deploy effective missile defenses. and as we transform our military we can discard cold war relics. and reduce our own nuclear forces to reflect today's needs. a strong america is the world's best hope for peace and freedom? yet the cause of free

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jane is going to join me for some conversation and i think for some question and answer, so, thanks jane for for doing this with me. well, thank you so much martha for that informative presentation. it really is. so much to think about and so much to understand i i have a couple of questions myself, and then we're starting to get some questions from our audience and i would remind the audience that you can put your questions in the q&a box and i will try to make sure that we get as many asked as possible while we have dr. jones with us. so you describe so ably. continuing struggle of black women to have the right to vote to exercise the right to vote. is can you share? we we think now where when people talk about the black vote invariably they talk about the fact that black women are more reliable voters in many instances than black men. how has the how is the voter suppression from you know, jim crow forward treated women differently than men. so that's a great question and one of the things we know out of the lessons of 1920. is that part of what voter suppression aims to do is in a se

they boarded the life out of jane wyman -- bored the life out of jane wyman.here was a group of donors that ronald reagan had been out, campaigning for. nancy reagan's baptism into life in sacramento could not have been more chaotic. she annoyed everybody. when ronald reagan decides to take on a sitting republican president in the white house, gerald ford, just an incredible undertaking. he almost beats him for the republican nomination. you also see nancy reagan's trueness and sophistication really grow. she begins to step into her own like -- life as a politician. there had never been a campaign with so many what ifs. if we had stayed in new hampshire a couple of extra days when we thought we were going to win, so many things that she would go over and over and over again in her mind. she did say that campaign sticks with her more than any other. four years later, 1980, ronald reagan is not all that sure he wants to make another run for the white house. it is nancy telling him he has to do this, it is his moment. susan: when they arrive in washington, you ta

alexandra sanden has been assisting jane monton smith on an unsolved case dating back 3 years when his wife died the husband insisted it had been an accident. what did the police fail to see if we couldn't find an explanation as to why he got the and an e-mail at the same time that she got it how did why was that why was that even possible and that's when we started to think is he tracking a fan has he got the cash and software is everything that she's getting also being sent to him. because actually that is that is a huge that i mean it's classic stalker behavior they want to know absolutely everything 90 percent of femicide cases are preceded by stocking the police subsequently arrested the husband in question why couldn't they see that this is a homicide that's that needs to change doesn't. that lack of suspicion because curiosity with her model the police might have intervened in advance and in time i see my day was basically turning now i know america that's why probation officer laura donnelly has been using the 8 stages to train her teen well you can you mean i'll tell you findi

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i'm jane king. thank you okay. thanks a lot, jane. >> 7.19 the time in the east bay. one man is dead and one deputy injured after a police shooting. it happened early saturday morning in hayward on second street right near campus drive in the fairview district. alameda county sheriff's deputies responded to multiple 911. calls of someone knocking on doors in the neighborhood and threatening them with a gun. >> we got called hear about. 03:40am for report of an individual that had a gun that individual was going up and down the street and he was pointing that weapon at residents along this strip of second street. we know that our deputies saw the individual and that he was armed. big him to drop that weapon. he turned. they tried to de escalate it but they didn't have any for him to comply with that. and he turned and he fired that weapon. we had several deputies returned fire. struck that individual. >> the man died at the scene. investigators found handgun you see on your tv's it's unclear how the suspect if he was connected to the neighborhood that part of the inves

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this happen today at sites across the country where jane and j. appointments are being adjusted that were for today to actually get mcdonough and pfizer today so that's happening many places across the country. the president has committed to american people that his administration will always lead with science tell the truth. and give americans the facts as we know them. c.d.c. and f.d.a. will continue to do just that and provide regular updates to the public. and they will do so as they continue their investigation at that let me hand it over to dr phelps and then we'll take questions. thank you very much jeff. just to follow up a bit and maybe fill in a couple of points from what jeff said and what our colleagues in the f.d.a. and the c.d.c. said. early this morning at the press conference a couple of issues come up of of the importance of. calling 'd this pause because people say what is a pause mean it really allows both the f.d.a. the c.d.c. to further investigate these cases to try and understand. some of the mechanisms of what it is some mo

good morning, jane. the gun salutes will— edinburgh. good morning, jane.n salutes will be fired _ edinburgh. good morning, jane. the gun salutes will be fired as - edinburgh. good morning, jane. the gun salutes will be fired as you - edinburgh. good morning, jane. the gun salutes will be fired as you say l gun salutes will be fired as you say across the country and from all four nations, and as you mentioned, from gibraltar as well. there are a number of saluting bases across the country, so cardiff, edinburgh castle, and belfast will have salutes fired by 105 and 10a regiment royal artillery. two salutes in london. the horse artillery will fire for the first time from woolwich. normally they would fire from hyde park as a royal park, but obviously with covid and trying to keep the public safe as well, they will be firing from just outside their base. the honourable artillery company will be firing from the tower of london as well. and there are two naval stations, devonport and portsmouth, who will be firing salutes. a number of ships at sea, including hm

jane. >> that's right.just think about that normally would be tomorrow, but we get another month. so thank goodness now, the head of the irs to calculate the tax evasion in the a total 1 trillion. every year. so that is multiples higher than what was previously estimated the irs uses tax evasion, in fact, has been up drastically in recent years. and he is asking for more funding to try to hire 5,000 new auditor's t-mobile nominated retired boeing accounting executive holloway to its board of directors. she will stand for election at the june. 3rd annual meeting. if confirmed, holloway will be the first woman of color to serve on t mobile's board and one of 3 female directors. now she was the chief audit executive for nearly 10 of 18 years at boeing and disney theme park employees will have more flexibility in their dress code, particularly own personal expression just single allow workers to have more gender inclusive hairstyles jewelry nail styles costume choices. well, you have to show appropriate tattoos

we will speak to the head of the retail, wholesale and department store union, as well as organizer jane mcalevey about her new piece. then we remember the life of ramsey clark, the former u.s. attorney general who became a leading critic of u.s. militarism. >> the world is the most dangerous place it has ever been now because of what our country has done and is doing. and we have to take it back. we can't wait four more years. there cannot be any more fallujahs. , cope and standing rock sioux tribal historian ladonna brave bull allard has died at the age of 64. she helped lead the fight against the dakota access pipeline. >> i don't understand why we are expendable in america. i keep telling people, we do our best. we have always been here. this is our land. why should we fight to live on our own land? why should we have to do that over and over again. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. a warning to our audience, our top stories contain descriptions and images of police violence. protests have erupted i

jane king is live in new york. those stories and more. hi, jane. >> story. hi, good morning. pfizer's experimental oral drug to treat covid-19 at the first sign of illness could be ready for public use by the end of this year. another ceo says the drug is part of a class of medicines known as protease inhibitors and they work by inhibiting an enzyme that the virus needs to replicate in human cells. clinical trial still have to be done. those have to be successful. then the fda has to approve it before it is available amazon rolling out new kid-friendly tablets with features that will adapt as young users grow older. the check. i announce the launch of the fire kids pro, which is a 7 inch. and then there's an 8 inch hd in a 10 inch hd screen. they're available for preorder and they range in price from a 100 to $200 for the 10 model. senate democrats pushing for stricter oversight of puppy mills submitted pandemic-fueled increase in pet adoptions. the lawmakers are calling for bigger cages. mandated exercise also socialization for dogs that are in the care breeders and the so-c

i'm jane hill. gun salutes have taken place today to mark the death of the duke of edinburgh at the age of 99. they took place across the united kingdom to mark an extraordinary life of duty and service. prince philip was by the queen's side for more than 70 years — the royal family mourns the loss of a beloved husband and father. if you were having problems, you could always go to him and know that he would listen and try to help. i think he would probably want to be remembered as an individual in his own right. prince edward and his wife, the countess of wessex, visited the queen at windsor this morning. on leaving, her daughter—in—law said the queen had been amazing. i'm shaun ley. more details about the duke's funeral are due to be released later, as tributes are paid across the country, the commonwealth and the world. flags are flying at half—mast in australia, and more world leaders send their condolences to the queen. premier league players and the wider sporting world are also paying their r

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i'm jane king. back to you. thanks a lot. sorry, jane what did you say, jane i don't get it. i was how many times have you said >> lots more news still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news including president biden's new massive 2 trillion dollars, infrastructure plan. there's a lot in it will tell you why facing some backlash from lawmakers this morning. >> well, welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we do have a hot spot. i'm tracking right now along byron highway. but we're also getting a look at the bay bridge your commute into the city right now. up to 16 minutes of traffic is certainly building there. look at the san mateo bridge where up to 21 minutes now and it looks like it's at a standstill. we have them doing some sort of construction on the bridge. so again, that's definitely slow people down as you're headed across towards the peninsula. a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge 15 minutes as you head out of richmond. here's that hot spot was telling you about myron highways shut down because of a collision. and here's a photo from that. we'll have more on th

. >> i was there during the jane fourth masker. was detained -- i was there for the jane fourth massacre and detained for three days. i pledged i would spend my life following democracy in china. so those who sacrifice would not be in vain. -- june 4thmassacre. >> three decades on critics the a massive crackdown carried out by beijing. this time on its most liberal and democratic city, hong kong. in the wake of antigovernment protests, he and eight others were charged with attending and organizi an unauthorized assembly. that rally, in which a million people took part, was one of the few without violent clashes. everyone of the defendants are high-profile figures. apart from the media tycoon jimmy lai, our former lawmakers, or organizers of the opposition movement including one known as the father of democracy. it carries a maximum five year jail term. [crowd chanting] this case the tip of the iceberg with 10,000 others arsted. the first verdict among the nine charges for which he is on trial. beijing's recent national security law

jane morgan, the executive director -- dr. morgan, good to see you.rts are warning that more states could soon see scenarios similar. boy that's an alliteration, to the coronavirus crisis, you know, unfolding in michigan. what are you most concerned about right now? >> thank you, fredricka, for having me today. i think one of the things that we need to be concerned about is that this tragedy continues to unfold. and currently, as we move deeper and deeper into our vaccination effort we are seeing that seniors 65 and over, over 75% of those have been vaccinated. so now what we are looking at is a shift in the demographics down to a younger and younger age group and we're seeing the surges, spring break, next will be memorial day, next will be fourth of july. we've got to begin to get serious about this because although many people who are younger than the age of 30, or 35, seem to feel that there's some invincibility, if i contract covid, i will not get sick. but the fact of the matter is, while that might be true you might be sick later on down the ro

jane, there could be an argument. the viewer can determine if it's week or strong.ng poll watchers to record what they see would allow them to offer proof of illegality. let me come to you on drive-thru voting. there were 24-hour drive-thru locations set up in the 2020 election who could not come and vote during the hours that were provided typically. there were no claims of illegalities of mass fraud in the drive-thru location. what is the justification for this and what is your view of what this law would do for the potential for that to continue? >> yes. thank you. there is no justification for this look. you know, while this was allowed in houston, what we saw in houston was record turnout. and that is the issue for republicans in the state, frankly. they are not concerned about providing more access to the ballot. what they want to do is provide less access to the ballot. and so banning drive-thru voting is a way for them to limit access to voting. and that is their intent. there is no justification for it at all. also what we saw in harris county, they also ex

for now let's cross over to sydney and talk to jane holton she's the commissioner on australia's code 1000 abides for a board and a former health and finance minister thanks for being with us so travel between australia and new zealand is now returning to something close to normal how important is this for australia well australia or new zealand of course have a very special relationship and there's been free movement of peoples between australia new zealand fee use and there's lots of families that is across the tasman so i think for many many families this is such an important day the opportunity to go home doesn't matter which way you are going but to go and see your family and friends is such an important part of what's been i think really rather a difficult period for all of us how are people in australia responding to this it must be a huge boost for their the whole know their sense of well being. well exactly and i think everyone's been feeling very constrained shutdown him dean and the opportunity to actually go some way for a holiday i think is something pretty such such now

jane horton backs in offering key advantages including its single dose option and its viability when the supply chain may not allow for answers health officials say administering johnson and johnson. vaccine will resume almost immediately likely as soon as saturday robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. and in doing here rescue teams are continuing their battle against the wind ling time to find a submarine that's missing with $53.00 crewmembers on board well it's as supplies are calculated to have run out search crews are working in waters around the indonesian island of bali with several nations now helping. at the request of the indonesian government we are sending airborne assets to include a navy p. 8 poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to assist in the search of the missing submarine secretary asked and spoke to the minister of defense of indonesia today to make sure he knew that this aircraft was coming in also turn make an offer for any other additional support or systems that the indonesian government might have indonesia is a good friend in a strategic partner we were all deepl

childhood he is a clearly at a different lifestyle agent and therefore have 2 priorities to jane a just a 20 something to 50 something a window into who we are because of life stage but also the experience that is shaping us and while we've all been i do not attend we have an old and i do not know 10 in 2020 and these are unique times to be shocked and said that we'll leave that to differences and thirdly even so they can experience is that we live through a quite different for a generation in your met you mentioned you know the baby to mr was so she. by the 960 cent rebellion or the jane excess that experienced they have a good sense of the dot com era and indeed their recessions in the 9090s jim political train just the world order is we coming to an indecent mock shifting you know democracy and as an awesome person breaker in these sorts of things she says gen x. is well the gen alphas of today are all started living through different times are i lost staged events and experiences the technologies are all of those shy process and through the defined differences across generations and

thank you very much for talking with us so that was jane hall commissioner on australia's cover 19 a bug report or health and that's missed. a huge shake up in european football 12 top clubs from spain italy and england have announced the formation of a breakaway super league the new midweek competition will be independent of european football's governing body you way for the super league is expected to be highly lucrative that include many of europe's top money making teams like manchester united and rail madrid as well as the $12.00 founding clubs another 3 are expected join before the 1st season which according to a statement will start as soon as practicable. well you a 5 has threatened to sanction clubs to take part in the break whately they released a statement saying quote the clubs concerned will be banned from playing in any other competition it domestic european or world level and their players could be denied the opportunity to represent their national teams. well for more on this we're joined by jonathan krane from sports good to see you jonathan how much of an earthquake

jane: yes.vered 100% from the pandemic, but we already have positive double-digit growth in all business lines. we are very excited. our team is getting ready for the may 1 labor day holiday, which has shown strong woman to him -- strong momentum. david: you put out a press briefing, 200 million tourists set to travel, according to your data as of april 14. it has been five days and i wonder if the number has increased -- what are you seeing as far as bookings for the may holiday? jane: yes, the may holiday is very important, because we have a five day weekend, and many families will take their kids to travel around china. our team is working hard to make sure we have the best product to address our increasing demands. david: talk to us about -- this is obviously just anecdotal information. when i talk to friends on the mainland, people have money to spend some of them are choosing to stay in their cities and do staycations. are you seeing more of that or people traveling between cities? jane: m

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live from new york, i'm jane king. back to you, toria. all right. thanks. a lodging. >> well, people who weren't financially impacted by the pandemic are making up for that last year. a fun by revenge spending. we've got christian joyce to explain. >> a lot of americans are feeling deprived after being cooped up for a year due to the pandemic after not being able to take any vacations for more than a year now and being cooped up at home where body just get out there and do it safely. many haven't been able to go out and spend their money and they want to revenge spend according to money, saving expert andrea war, and they kind want to. >> get some revenge on the world and reward themselves for all the hardships they've endured this past year. the national retail federation estimates, retail sales will increase between 6 and a half to 8.2% this year to a total of up to 4.4 trillion exceeding the 4.4% average during the previous 5 years. th se consumers who plan to revenge spend will do so on items like luxury purses, electronics clothing and dream vacations

jane king is live in new york with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> good morning. as california doctors are in the top of states in terms of pay so much. kate says the average golden state doctor makes $311,000 a year nationwide. the highest paid doctors are plastic surgeons orthopedic surgeons are second. well, the remote work shift is hailed as the future but each there are some downsides to it as well. the uk's office for national statistics found remote workers were more likely to work overtime, less likely to get a bonus and remote workers were also more likely to work in the evenings and restaurants that much of the past year trying to win back customers. now they're struggling to win back employees. the wall street journal reports nationwide chains and independent eateries alike say they cannot hire enough workers to staff kitchens and dining restaurants are offering bonuses help with college tuition. some other perks as well to try to get those workers to come in and there's a new dating app. only works one day a week. it's called thursday because it lies d

alexandra sanda has been assisting jane monckton smith on an unsolved case dating back 3 years when his wife died the husband insisted it had been an accident. what did the police fail to see if we couldn't find an explanation as to why he got the and an e-mail at the same time that she got it how did why was that why was that even possible and that's when we started to say much is he tracking a fan has he got the cash and software is everything that she's getting also being sent to him. because actually that is that is a huge step i mean it's classic stalker behavior they want to know absolutely everything 90 percent of femicide cases are preceded by stocking me the police subsequently arrested the husband in question why couldn't they see that this is a homicide that's that needs to change doesn't. that lack of suspicion because curiosity with her model the police might have intervened in advance and in time i see a was basically running now we know now that's why probation officer laura donnelly has been using the 8 stages to train her team well you can you mean i'll tell you finding

i'm jane king. back to all right. thanks a lot, jane. >> 7.18 is the time and happening today in the east bay. the bay municipal utility board east made much could declare a stage one drought and force customers to conserve water, whether they like it or not, yeah. and that would mean you have to watch when you flush don't do the saying don't give us the saying conference will treat at the lafayette reservoir well, what does this >> yeah. when james said that heard bottom line is try not to use too much water because you can clearly see. >> right behind me. look at the watermarks on this tower that lafayette reservoir. it is run by east bay mud and look at the water level. a lot lower than they would like it to be. in fact, all of their stories facilities when it comes to water. >> but 69% of where it should be and we are still facing the dry months. they had the summer months. so it is not looking good, which is why they're having an emergency meeting tonight. and in that meeting they will request to ask their custom

johnson's version doesn't require a 2nd dose and it can be transported without deep freeze storage jane jane and important backs in offering key advantages including in single dose options and its viability when the supply chain may not allow for. health officials say administering johnson and johnson. vaccine will resume almost immediately likely as soon as saturday robert oulds al jazeera los angeles the leaders of indonesia and malaysia calling for an end to the violent crackdown on anti coup protesters in myanmar the military has been in jakarta if a crisis talks with south east asian leaders general milne lyons participation in the ass end summit was condemned by protesters let's go live now to bangkok tiny changes keeping an eye on events from some statements of started to come in after that 3 hour meeting in indonesia tony what if they've been saying. indeed some fairly strong ones as prime minister said that the killings in the pants must stop he said political prisoners must be released unconditionally and there are now more than 3000 people who have been detained since the mil

jane horton backs in offering key advantages including its single dose option and its viability when the supply chain may not allow for. health officials say administering johnson and johnson. vaccine will resume almost immediately likely as soon as saturday robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles russia's president vladimir putin has cracks a proposal by health officials for a 10 day non-working period in early may to curb the spread of the corona virus the health minister says the covert situation is stable but warns that it may worsen when people start to socialise more in the warmer weather russia has reported almost 9000 new cases in the past 24 hours that's well below the $29000.00 a day at the country's peak in december. rescue teams are continuing their battle against time to find an indonesian submarine that's missing with $53.00 crewmembers on board its supplies account run out search crews are working in waters around the island of bali with several other nations helping but a navy spokesman said there had been no progress. israel's army says that it struck an observation post

i'm jane king. back to you. toria 9 takes rachna instead. thank you, jane. >> 7.20, is the time happening today after a wave of mass shootings in recent weeks where president joe biden now unveiling a series of executive actions this morning to try and combat this gun violence that we're seeing here in america. our dc correspondent anna wiernicki reports. >> good morning. in just a few hours, president biden will lay out 6 initial steps to curb gun violence these are not executive orders but senior administration officials say they hope that this lays the groundwork for future action moving forward. >> after the 2 mass shootings in atlanta and colorado. president joe biden says it's time to take action. i don't need to wait another minute. >> let alone an hour. >> to take common sense steps on thursday, the president is expected to detail a total of 6 new actions that aim to increase federal community violence intervention and federal gun loopholes including stopping the spread and manufacture of ghost guns. a rule to ban handguns that are m

i'm jane king. back to area, be it looks so simple and i'm so confused. >> as to how that you like to see it right. you work for a totally understand it. have a good weekend. >> 7.19 on the clock with more businesses allowing their employees to work from home indefinitely, local realtors say that people are moving out of san francisco and silicon valley and actually heading to the east bay to get more house for their dollar in oakland, for example, this 900 square foot log cabin is currently on the market for $575,000 in all likelihood. it will probably sell. but lipten to this. it was built back in the 1890's. it's currently considered uninhabitable. so yeah, it's a complete tear down. you're going to have to fix this one up. kron four's michelle kingston reports, though, that homes across the border going in many cases for well above asking. >> it just haven't and it's still going going strong houses hitting the market in the bay area and selling in days if not hours and many of them getting multi