state of judah the goals fall by 200 meter relay seemed to be an easy win for the holmes pool but out of the crowd and holly the hounds tearing down the track across the finish line 1st on the run with out of 11 tom she did get a prize for the crowd pleasing sprint. that's it from me for now rebecca rivers will have an update for you at the top of the armed guard office as well. and you hear me now yes we can hear you and how last year's german sunflower uncle a man called and he had never caught her surprise himself but was it is possible christmas cool really what moves her and want. to see people follow through on the way maurice and critics write join us for metals last august.

guy he started to dish to read they even judah and what did that up in of the movement of some people think what that who probably about the level chapel over a few days should be here think big think the same pain pain be your in. division. if so are sudden pretty have a nice pair of double squad to meet your if you walk through you part of the. for years to a faith to due process to live a shop crap to. provide that board instead of. what their job was to put the idea to due process that you can but the court fell support the idea put in there was improvisers was political. my boss said no point did you have pursued the cult of my dad or can commit their name karim let me pose a question to the your critics raise them and they would say the evidence still stands the evidence against lula da silva stands it was only the jurisdiction which was challenged by the supreme court how do you respond to the allegations that this could play out again in another jurisdiction brasilia power where there are cases still against you as we speak. though i think worms is more of a deck of a phone bo

the n-judah is our highest ridership route. both the t and the n-judah were experiencing crowding. we're seeing much less crowding on the l and almost no crowding on the k and the m line. in addition because their low platform stops is able to serve every stop even taking advantage of the dedicated lane infrastructure that the rail system covers. the third reason is because we do have the l construction. we're finishing phase one. there will be a break then we'll be starting phase two which includes significant utility work including removing the tracks and replacing sewer and things like that. >> director lai: thank you. when you say there's no current overcrowding issues on the k and m buses. how are you measuring the overcrowding issues? >> we have automatic passenger counters on all of our buses and we are tracking every time a trip goes over 20 people for 40-foot bus or 60-foot bus. we're assuming that generates passups. in reality, there may be situations where somebody squeezes on or an operator let's somebody on. we're tracking the number of trips where we're exceeding our

handcuffs, officers are specifically trained to put a need across the shoulder blade of the suspect judahtrapezius -- is that what it is called? >> trapezoid, yeah. i'm not a medical doctor. >> and that is routinely trained by the minneapolis police department both in terms of the academy as well as, as well as in-service? >> situationally, yes. >> and simply because a person is handcuffed they would be other circumstances where you would use that body weight, that prone control technique, to maintain control of a subject, correct? >> yes. >> and in terms of -- we could publish exhibit 17, your honor. if we could publish exhibit 17. you were asked a series of about whether this is, appears to be a train minneapolis neck restrain restraint. >> yes i was asked that. >> and you said no, correct? >> correct. >> but you hedged of orbit and said said that may be some other training. >> perhaps. >> what with that training the? >> using bodyweight to control, however i will add that we don't, we kill officers to stay away from the neck when possible and if you're going to use bodyweight to thin,

it will be back may 15th and that will be along with the previously announced return of the and judah capacity will be increased. riders will have more room. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> first it was the a's that the giants soon. the warriors and finally the sharks, the list of major bay area pro teams that are allowing fans to games is almost complete. starting monday. april 26th for a game against the arizona coyotes. the tape will be rockin once again. that's what san jose announced today. it won't be full swing just yet. they don't have an exact number of fans set and team president jonathan becker estimated it would be in the hundreds negative covid test results will be required for all and trends in the sharks will provide that testing for free at the arena masks. of course, must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of 2, 4, to maintain social distancing. here's more of what actor had to say. >> i think it's going to be. a burst of energy. people are going to be extraordinarily excited. i know. several people have already texted b

[inaudible] [inaudible] kennedy: judah by their trafficking humans? incredibly lucrative and they have the infrastructure to do it. because they are selling drugs to americans because there is a demand for its written making drugs illegal and bombing facilities where they make cocaine, heroin and everything else does not do anything to tamp down the demand is part of the drug war that failed vincent same thing i pointed out my monologue on afghanistan or there's one major structural change we can make in this country that would have an enormous impact on economics and immigration it would be to end the drug war and legalize drugs and make them in this country but because guess what? you're going to do them. if you make drugs legally. [inaudible] snafu not be work with drug smugglers in afghanistan. why they work with drug smugglers in afghanistan there were about drug deaths customer gets a direct cause. kennedy: they will struggle anything. it's true. [laughter] >> kennedy i'm with you. so are with you to thank you. the panels one can back a little b

you start mcdormand best supporting actor laureate daniel kalu you from the film judah and the black messiah also provided a wait one moment. the critical last incredible moment that you had 6 it's amazing just. you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so it was a reason to know does it you are probably a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. now for more on hollywood's big night let's bring in entertainment journalist k.j. matthews who joins us from los angeles k.j. in so many ways this was an oscar ceremony like no other plenty of remarkable moments some of them we just saw what stood out for you. you know it was interesting it was a 3 hour ceremony about 3 hour and 15 minutes if i can be exact very very different because it was during the pandemic and everybody that showed up to the oscars had to have 3 negative code to test so very very different but i think the 1st 2 hours were a little bit slow it got very interesting towards the 3rd hour i think the moment that really stood out for me was when they presented tyler perry with h

the k ingles sideline will join the n judah in the next step of munis's reopening plan. >> up next at 6:30, a 19-year-old gunman who used to work there. the details about a mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. >> we're having some success heading into the weekend. i'm scott budman. we'll show you where to surf if you need a vaccine appointment. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spokesperson. this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. >>> right now at 6:30, we're headed into the first weekend where all californians are eligible for the covid vaccine. we'll show you what to look for if you're still trying to track down one of those coveted appointments. >> also details about the deadly shooting

may 15th along with the previously announced return of the in judah.liner is asking permission from the cdc to once again set sail on the high seas. norwegian cruise line's sending a letter to the agency thursday asking to resume operations on july 4th the company ceo says that covid-19 protocols will be put into place including mandatory vaccinations for everyone on board and covid-19 test for all passengers and crew members mother's day just a few weeks away. and a new report found that americans are preparing to shell out more money for mom this year. according to retail me not to. most folks are expected to spend around $120 on mom. that's up more than 20 bucks from last year. we were in the middle of the pandemic. so no worries on skipping out a lot of folks say that mom wants more than anything else. a nice dinner this year. so we will see if mom definitely does indeed get fat turning to our mom of our own fault for meteorologist rebecca strong here tonight in for mabrisa. you're going to get plenty of mother's day gifts very soon, rebecca. yeah,

that's along with the previously announced return of the and judah that also may 15th capacity will be increased and riders will have more room. governor newsome signed a new bill today. this is designed to help workers laid off because of the pandemic. it requires employers and the hospitality and business service industries to offer new jobs to former employees who were laid off because of covid. that includes hotels, airports, large event centers, businesses that do not comply can be fined up to $500 per employee. and with those layoffs, many people been struggling financially reporter stacey good and share some advice on. >> how to bounce back during these difficult times. >> the covid crisis resulted in the worst economic downturn since the great depression. according to the united nations department of economic and social affairs. the unemployment rate jumped from 3.5% in february 2020 to 14.7% of last year and went down 6% just last month. and experts say now is the time to get your money in order during the pandemic everybody was forced figure out what they really needed by way

may 15th along with the previously announced return of the in judah.till to come tonight, 100 days after the riot at the capitol. >> one man from a far right militia group has now become the first to plead guilty. what more needs to be done. folks indianapolis tonight honoring the victims of that deadly shooting at the fedex warehouse planned tonight. plus, we're also hearing from the victims of the survivors walked away from that shooting for the first time. alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -the house, the car, the rv. like a cluster. an insurance cluster. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundle, and it saves you money! hi. i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody. bring. on. spring. with the home depot's sp

then he posted here, get in we're hunting judah. he's talking about jews.t's him in your platform. do you think that's someone that's a white supremacist? >> i wouldn't call him a white supremacist. i know he's got some issues. >> that was posted before you invited him? when you invited him, he had already posted those things. >> i wasn't aware of any of his other street activism. >> on your social media, these are the people following you with swastikas and white power signs. why are these people attracted to you and your platform? >> i don't know. maybe they're good people as far as being good american citizens. >> can you be a good american citizen with a swastika and white power? >> i don't look into people's personal -- what they're all about. >> i saw you posted recently, posting about valentine's day stickers and you showed 1488. >> oh, god forbid. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what 1488 means? >> no. >> all that time in the klan -- >> didn't take. >> it is a coincidence that it's white supremacist? >> it must be. >> he k

may 15th along with the previously announced return of the end judah capacity will be increased and riders will have more room. >> more sports and entertainment options are coming to the south bay today. the sharks announced they will allow fans back to the sapd center. april 26th capacity will be limited to a few 100 people. people will be in seating pods of 2 to 4. there will be designated seating areas and tickets will be digital know cash transactions. also a top golf. san jose officially opened its stores today. a new facility. it was supposed to open last year before the pandemic hit. since then, workers have been putting social distancing measures in place there. california's top health official says the state is still on track to fully reopen in less than 2 months. doctor mark galli says given the state's vaccine expansion and even with the pause on the johnson and johnson vaccine. he says he's confident they will be able to eliminate the state's reopening blueprint on june 15th today, galley even provided an idea of what california could look like beyond the blueprint in the fall.

i think you'll have a win for the best supporting actress category and daniel for judah and the blacktor is chadwick boseman from black bottom and then best picture, it's a tie i think between nomadland and minari about the korean experience. about a korean family that immigrates to america and how they kind of acclimate to all that. this year is going to be incredible. you obviously also have chloe zhao. >> we can't wait. nigel smith. i'm so sorry to cut you off. we have to end it there but we appreciate you coming on to give your predictions. thank you so much. >> i'm scribbling all that down for my oscar pool. thank you for having me. >> i'm lindsey. we'll see you next weekend. belshi starts nour. >>> today on velshi. cyber ninjas at it in arizona. bizarre chapter of the big lie yet with a local reporter who got around the ban on journalists to make it inside the recount that's being run by republicans who might just be the sorest losers on the planet. >>> plus, biden nears 100 days in office, we'll have a brand-new exclusive nbc news poll full of numbers that tell the story of a r

that he met with president jefferson davis, secretary of award james seton and was secretary of state judah p benjamin and according to fraser? the confederates paid hit fraser his friend thomas clark his co-conspirator dylan him. they got $50,000 for doing boat burning part of that was 35,000 in confederate gold and the maid gotten a 15,000 deposit when they could prove that they destroyed it. so they're making money off of doing this and that's incentivizing them. other reasons for participating in boat burning is just confederate loyalty and sympathy and patriotism to the united states to us today a lot of what these naval gorillas are doing seems to be savage and nefarious cowardly, but the boat burners really saw them as patriots taking explosive action on behalf of the confederacy. after his capture william murphy boasted that he quote fought for the confederacy for years. and have done all i could to help it. i would do all i could again as long as i have an inch of ground to stand upon. jw tucker agreed. he said quote i feel as intensely as it is possible to feel the vital necessity

where we were celebrating the best in film, “nomadland”, and "mank," “ma rainey's black bottom” and judahah taking home too. >> right where we love to see you on the red carpet. thank you. catch a nap now. >> we're going to have a lot more on the oscars later including a look at the standout fashion statements of the night. >>> let's say good morning to mr. roker, get a check of the weather. hey, al. >> good morning, guys. let's take a look at temperatures. things starting to warm up. out west staying cool. midsection of the country with that jet stream way up to the north with a big ridge. look at these temperatures, dodge city today, 92 degrees, same temperature in san angelo, springfield, mo, looking at 83 degrees. 13 degrees above average. 82 in jackson, chicago you're at 71, and then as we move into tomorrow, that warmth spreads east. nine degrees warmer than usual in boston with 69. 83 in raleigh, 82 in atlanta. kansas city looking at a temperature of 83 degrees, 14 degrees warmer than usual, and as we head into the week, we are looking at temperatures still staying nice and mild. 7

i will -- i should say thank you on behalf of the many folks who rely on the n-judah in advance of the return of that in may, which is wonderful news. and with that, i will relinquish the floor to -- i see a long list of my colleagues that i know have questions as well. thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner preston. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, ms. kershbalm for the pranttation. presentation. and to your staff. thank you for your ability to work with us to restore service to the hills, between districts 8 and 7, and for the folks in mid-town, who were left stranded. i really, really appreciate that. you know, district 7 is removed from the downtown area for the most part, and, you know, we have been the district that has seen the least amount of attention in terms of slow streets. i was really happy to have director tomlin ride through the district and see all of the possibilities. that is really exciting. i have to point out that, you know, i'm not happy about the, you know, delay timeline in the restoration of the "k" and "m" in particular. so in ad

i will -- i should say thank you on behalf of the many folks who rely on the n-judah in advance of the return of that in may, which is wonderful news. and with that, i will relinquish the floor to -- i see a long list of my colleagues that i know have questions as well. thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner preston. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, ms. kershbalm for the pranttation. presentation. and to your staff. thank you for your ability to work with us to restore service to the hills, between districts 8 and 7, and for the folks in mid-town, who were left stranded. i really, really appreciate that. you know, district 7 is removed from the downtown area for the most part, and, you know, we have been the district that has seen the least amount of attention in terms of slow streets. i was really happy to have director tomlin ride through the district and see all of the possibilities. that is really exciting. i have to point out that, you know, i'm not happy about the, you know, delay timeline in the restoration of the "k" and "m" in particular. so in ad

i will -- i should say thank you on behalf of the many folks who rely on the n-judah in advance of the return of that in may, which is wonderful news. and with that, i will relinquish the floor to -- i see a long list of my colleagues that i know have questions as well. thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner preston. commissioner melgar? >> thank you so much, ms. kershbalm for the pranttation. presentation. and to your staff. thank you for your ability to work with us to restore service to the hills, between districts 8 and 7, and for the folks in mid-town, who were left stranded. i really, really appreciate that. you know, district 7 is removed from the downtown area for the most part, and, you know, we have been the district that has seen the least amount of attention in terms of slow streets. i was really happy to have director tomlin ride through the district and see all of the possibilities. that is really exciting. i have to point out that, you know, i'm not happy about the, you know, delay timeline in the restoration of the "k" and "m" in particular. so in ad