julian: welcome back.ew study has revealed people can reduce their chances of blanco but if they've taken the vaccine or paxlovid during their infection. the cdc defines lung covid as lingering symptoms that last weeks or years after getting the virus taking the antiviral medication paxlovid lowers your chances of developing lung covid by 26% -- long covid by 26% and your chances of death by 47%. the research analyzed data from 41 different studies. kristen: now to the latest on the multiple legal battles former president trump is facing. proceedings in two investigations are moving forward even as he denies any wrongdoing. it includes a special counsel investigation into classified documents found at his mar-a-lago estate and the criminal investigation into an alleged hush money payment. rena roy has the latest. reporter: grand jurors in two different states, currently looking into former president donald trump as part of two separate criminal investigations. sources tell abc news a grand jury in new york

julian: thanks cornell. to the south bay where the drastic levy breach along upon row river is on full display. it is on the border between monterey and santa rosa. zach: we are in monterey county just off ofthe main roads that connects the peninsula to the rest ofhe t this is not a lake, this is bag land that has been flooded. nuy.cials saythe on in we are seeing impacts of that throughout the county. the images there are devastating. many who live there are ag workers who are out of their homes, evacuated. they may not be able to return for months. we will have more on the impacts of the ag industry and the rest of the industry at 6:00 tonight. kristen: we take into the east bay where leslie brinkley is live with more on preparations for yet another atmospheric river. leslie: everywhere. recreational opportunities continue to be rainsoaked throughout the east bay. in some cases, runoff in rising creeks caused the problems. in other cases, just more bad weather to contend with. at the oakland zoo in the mid

. ♪ julian: thanks so much for joining us for "getting answers" on abc7. i'm julian glover.very day, we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real time. millions of californians who rely on state assistance to to n a tighter budget starting tomorrow, the vice president of the united way bay area be joining us to discuss the changes coming to the cal fresh program. also san francisco is launching an effort to spruce up the city's parks. we will talk about why april will be a big month and how you can help out. first up -- the latest on the historic unprecedented indictment of former president donald trump. la to plead not guilty and will aggressively fight those charges. >> this is unprecedented in this country's history. i don't know what to expect other than an arraignment. julian: trump's attorney says the legal team was caught off guard by the new york district attorney's investigation, even though trump tweeted about a possible arrest last week, calling for his supporters to protest. sources now telling abc news that new y

amy: julian n democracy now!pril 2010, a day after wikileaks published the collateral murder video. >> when we first got it, we were told it was important. we had no other context. we spent quite some months looking closely into this and the more we looked, the more disturbing it became. this is a sequence which has a lot of detail. i think in some ways, covers most of the bad aspects of the area war in iraq and what we must be able to infer is going on in afghanistan. these are not bad apples, this is standard actice. you can hear from the tone of the voices of the pilots that this is another day at the office. these pilots have evidently and gunners have evidently become so corrupted, morally corrupted, by the war that they are looking for excuses to kill. amy: that is julian assange and a washington, d.c., studio right after he released what they called collateral murder video. i later interviewed julian assange in 2014 about wikileaks releasing the iraq war logs. at the time, he was living inside the ecuadori

julian: thank you so much, sandhya. you want to track this next storm, do not forget you can get the same live doppler 7 i weather team uses on-demand on the abc7 bay area app. download it wherever you stream. kristen: in napa county, atrial disclosed between -- a trail is closed after a power fell in the middle-of-the-road. silverado trailill remain closed until further notice. julian: dramatic new video, showing the moment a police chase led to a deadly crash in rodeo. we want to warn you the video is tough to watch. a car, being driven by a mother of twin boys beginning to make a left turn, when she gets broadsided by this white suv that was being chased by police. the mother was killed in the trash. the 6-year-old to winds in the trash were taken to the hospital, their condition not known at this time. look at the aftermath left behind. hercules police say the suv was stolen. we suspect the car thief suspect and car thief was not hurt and has been arrested. kristen: story that you will see only on 7. reporter: the c

julian: thank you. brooke jenkins filed a motion to officially dismiss manslaughter charges against a former san francisco police officer in a 2017 fatal shooting. the rookie officer fired his gun through the window of his patrol car, killing a 42-year-old carjacking suspect who was unarmed. the former da initially charged him with homicide. it was the first time a san francisco police officer had ever been charged with homicide, but jenkins says the facts and laws do not support prosecution and only filed the charges for political gain. the case is not over, a judge gave the office until march 7 two decide to file charges. today at a rally, his aunt demanded justice and police officers have to be held accountable. >> the message will be clear. if this man walks away, it will not matter what video, pictures you have, they will do it on broad daylight and put it on social media and laugh themselves. julian: the family settled a civil lawsuit for $2.5 million against the city. the person was fired by the

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julian: thank you. today as transgender day of visibility, a day to celebrate the achievements of transgender rights and activists and increase awareness of the challenges facing the community. celebration is taking place at soma arts and cultural center at 5:30 p.m. this cabaret includes a special guest and tomorrow the exploratory is holding an conclusion and antiracism event. to find out more on how you can be an ally, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. larry: up next, a chance siding helps save the life of a stranded snowboarder. this is incredible. julian: and a birthday celebration at the happiest place on earth. the 100th birthday, as it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. there's something new from better than bouillon introducing the culinary collection. exciting new flavors like... sofrito for casseroles or adobo for fajitas each

julian: ok. anthony, the future of life institute executive director, we appreciate your time and thanks for being here. thank you so much for joining us for this abbreviated version of "getting answers" on abc7. we will be here at 3 p.m. every day getting answers from experts around the bay area. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. they will have much more coverage on the former president's indictment. we will be back here with abc7 news at 4:00 shortly. take care. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >> david: tonight, breaking news as we, on the air. the indictment of former president donald trump. tonight, multiple sources confirming the new year grand jury voting late today to indict donald trump, to criminally charge him in the hush money investigation, the payment made to stormy daniels before the 2016 election. they have claimed it was to keep daniels quiet about a sexual enco

julian: welcome back. jimmy garoppolo's on-again, off-again relationship with the 49ers has officially come to a close. on the first day of the nfl free agency, garoppolo agreed to a three-year, $72 million deal with the las vegas raiders. pretty well. garoppolo was a proven winner for the 49ers but battled through a lot of injuries. problem's signing put them into a drawing spree for the jimmy g. super fan. within a year ago, read about it to do a different garoppolo drawing every day until he got traded. that was 4 ago, and drawings later, herin artwork as jimmy g. all stretched out. the artist wh goes by the instagram name of rita oak art tells abc 7 she has not ruled out one final garoppolo drawing. ama: all right, well, happening tonight, the warriors' playoff push continues with a huge home game against the phoenix suns. golden state is coming off a huge win where steph curry helped lead a huge comeback against milwaukee in overtime. chris alvarez has more. hi, chris. chris: stephen curry is one day

julian: a big storm on the way. larry: i want to get sandy - give sandy credit, i said there is predictions of la niÑa and that will not get much rain. she said no, this winter we will get a lot of rain. you were spot on. >> thank you, larry. this goes to prove to you that just because you have a la niÑa year it does not guarantee it will be drier than usual. it varies from year to year. we see another atmospheric river heading in our direction. right now enjoy the blue skies you see from the mount tam cam, it will look dramatically different come this time tomorrow. looking at the front -- flood threat the next few days. the bay area, sierra foothills and parts of the sierra under that moderate category for a flood threat the next two days. keep that in mind. flood watches already posted, just locally but around california as well. live doppler 7 showing you quiet conditions. we got some rain, most areas between a trace of an inch to a quarter of an inch. they got up to .6. it is 50 degrees in the city, 53 oakland,

aquÍ estÁ nuestro querido julian. juliÁn: claro que sÍ . feliz.ios van a ser totalmente diferentes. yavieron ayer cÓmo hicimos las nominaciones que fueron diferentes. fue un show de concursos. y venimos con algo totalmente diferente. raÚl: vamos a hablar de ligas y que solegacy—— to especial que forma antesala de la gran noche. podrÁn disfrutarlo este 4 de abril por unimÁs. para cerrar con broche de oro la gran noche de los latÍn amÉrica music award en vivo desde las vegas. allÍestÁ. Ésa es la lista de todos los eventos que tenemos a travÉs de la pantalla. julian: e que recordar que la transmisiÓn el 20 de abril se va a ver por unimÁs, por aquÍ por univisiÓn y por galavisiÓn. se unen las tres cadenas para la celebraciÓn. creo que es la primera vez que se una a las tres cadenas para la transmisiÓn. raÚl: para sacarla del parque. me encanta. los esperamos el jueves 20 de abril a partir de las 7/6 centro. karla: vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs. tenemos lo Último sobre el nacimiento de la hija de anuel y jailene. te diremos lo que significa el nombre de

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>> the national security doj are the ones behind this prosecution of julian.ld relook at this case and realize that they're prosecuting someone for doing what journalists do every day, publish or what they should be doing, publish without fear or favor, they would realize this prosecution needs to come to an end. that they should listen to outlets like yours as well as "the new york times," as well as many other groups, human rights groups, free press groups and first amendment advocates that are all calling for this prosecution to be dropped because of the threat that it poses to the first amendment in the usa. >> tucker: i don't understand, john, how politicians say they support democracy and saying this man should with behind bars. >> the goal of the united states constitution is the rights and, of course, the fundamentally the first amendment. why they want to truncate their own magnificent gift to human kind has got us beat. we keep on and keep getting more and more support. we got 52 screenings around the united states with q&a. people can ask questions

steph yes, larry and julian. we're told years at this point of in terms of how long this will go on for the city hired a security awareness company based out of florida to help prevent future phishing attacks. but tonight we're told the protocols being implemented will take at least a year before we see any significant impact. it's been 12 days since stolen personal and financial data from the city of oakland was leaked onto the dark web site now has more than 3100 views. how many victim profiles appear to be active on the site right now? currently there's 40 different victim profiles active on the site of the victim profiles actually have data that has been the week. a couple of them are new victims that are being posted, so it has kind of a countdown timer, letting that victim know how much time they haveeased.iln nt and former city employees and local small business owners are reporting their credit cards have been hacked., many of whom are struggling to get help. well, i do get the phone calls and emails and

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julian assange's father, wikileaks founder julian assange, has been arrested, one of the most notorious and controversial figures in custody to remain behind bars until that extradition hearing, which has been set down to the end of february. i urge the department justice to drop the charges, the maximum jail sentence of one hundred and seventy five years because he published the . how does it feel to be the father of such a country? known around the world? >> john shipton is julian assange. >> his father, gabriel shipton, is his brother. both of them join us now. thank you both for coming, sir. john , just you first. the obvious question, are you any closer to getting your son out of prison tonight? >> oh, no. no class. but we have a rising tide worldwide. support every parliamentary democracy in the western world . as you know, in a support group within and we characterized the previous election of the government in australia as an assange government because each of successful candidates and the independents ,the greens stood on a platform of bringing assange home to australia. so and

so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, anthen me d then the dog.o it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding another pson to this, le, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more mature for sure. like, you age, like, 20 years. julian: i have never felt butterflies like i've felt for you. izzy: aw! that's so sweet. julian: really. izzy: i love you very much. [izzy chuckles] jack: my parents' reaction? oh, kind of brought it up slowly. i was like, "what i left the couny?" and they we like, "jack, you have to be kidding. there's no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an apartment

and though to julian songs, we've been in a u. k. maximum security prison since 2019. well, let's get the taken all of this from jonathan ortho. daniel the zog, he's joining us here one or 2 international daniel. great to see you as always a very one. welcome to you. the u. k. a foreign secretary accusing rusher of violating press freedoms yet, i guess at the same time, the problem was about judy nissan's remaining behind bars. it's a, well, i don't know. how do you read it? i think the parallels is quite striking. i mean, i mean i don't support the arrest about hershey bits clearly, but the but the, what's been done to julian sanchez is tragic. it's brutal, it's unjust and extreme. and it shows that the west really is not committed to a free press at all. i mean, he's, and he's, and in a maximum security prison, his health has suffered, his mental balance appears to have suffered. so essentially, the british authorities are doing to him what the soviet authorities used to do to, to dissidence dissidence, back in the 1900 sixties and seventies. what i can i jump in, du

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let's go to julian glover with a look at the stores coming up at 5:30. julian: it was a $500,000 lowball home appraisal believed to be racially motivated. after more than two years, there is finally some resolution for the bay area family in their discrimination lawsuit. we will be joined live by one of the plaintiffs. plus, the sierra continues to receive lots of snow and more is on the way. we are chatting with the lead scientist at uc berkeley sierra snow lab. for details on those conditions, join us for those stories and a lot more when we see you at 5:30 on bay area streaming tv. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or had to abc7news.com to join julian. dan: we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you again at 6:00. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 da

i am juliÁn castro, let's ge started.spring is right around the corner and joe biden i breaking out his gordon shares the president formally unveile his new budget proposal this week, aiming to cut the federa deficit by projected three trillion dollars over the next decade in part through a new 25% ta on billionaires. other provisions of the plan the corporate tax rate would increase from 21% to 28% there is an increase in capita gains taxes along with it, and to the interest loophole tax hikes and gas companies an acre tailing of covid relate spending now, to be clear, no one in th white house is saying that republican controlled houses will actually adopt presiden biden's budget and its current form, there will be plenty o wrangling and negotiation in the weeks to come. so why doesn't matter? the budget proposal is a sig of the presidents priorities who he wants to help, and what he wants to accomplish with th rest of his term in effect, it is an openin catch for his reelection bid and the challenge to house republicans

was julian guzman lost in the by and munich jack out. it meant they slipped off the top of the printer, leak a table. but despite the disappointment, there was still hope. how much of a setback is that when it comes to the title rates, fireman is no longer in the 1st place, the biggest that, that goes against government could be very difficult. so we have to and it wasn't always like this last year by and when the legal by 8 points, the 10 straight title, one of the game's most highly regarded coaches at the helm, results this year, haven't been great bye bye and standards. they look feasible. but they remain in contention for the treble the league cup and champions league. it will be up to thomas trickles were chief that the former chelsea coach, one the champions league with the english side in 2021. brian hierarchy would love to see similar themes in their dressing room in june. his mother's bullets headlines now. christiana, rinaldo is set a new record for international appearances, the portuguese forward, and he has 197 cap against

munich, where the rain in one is the champions analysis on friday that he would pathways with coach julian models, man before appointment, almost 2 whoa. as his replacement, a new chapter is underway at lion with thomas to coll unveiled as the clubs, new coach following thursdays dismissal of julian na guzman. to cal has signed a 2 and a bit year deal with the raining bonus, lager champions and his chomping at the bit for his 1st training session cern at name. it's a huge challenge and a pleasure for myself and my coaching team to come and work with the squad by and have assembled him up to some extent that you can feel it was a duty to win at this club. and with this squad, you play for every title. to kill is no stranger to pin his leg of fans having managed minds and barissi adornment. previously, the 49 year old led the latter to victory in the dear people cal final in 2017. before a glittering, yet fraught spell in charge of french giants, pierre g. yet his greatest achievement came at premier league club. chelsea, whom he inspired to champions league glory in 2021. but to kill, admit

biggest names in german bonus league of football fire after last week's last by, by your munich coach julian na, guzman is out of a job as the top club chases. it's a love it consecutive title. ah, i'm bri. gov is good to have you with us on this friday. europe's human rights white dog has criticize what he calls the excessive use of force by french police during demonstrations, again unpopular pension reforms to the rebuke by the council of europe. the latest headache for french president emmanuel macros was dealing with strikes, blockades and rallies across the country. to day he also announced that a visit to france by britain's king charles the 3rd has been postponed due to the unrest in france. this will be the only chance to meet britons, king charles, in the french capital. in the coming weeks, his bachelor has been unveiled in a wax museum. i had of the monarchs now consult visit to paris with tensions over a pension reform on the vice. many on the street. welcome to move a school new or you know, have to block off half of paris at the moment because charles was visiting and i don't

we're trying to give with respect to julian assange. we're going to get you. we'll get you going to treat your brutally. we're going to get, you're going to put you in prison. so don't do, don't do what you might be tempted to do what your conscience tells you. you should do. okay. it's this said brutal and those people are running, running, and the judges for guys the, the prison people, the what we call the deep state. all those 3 lower agencies that have purview over our government to include over our president. have to tell you, look at what's happening in the ukraine. so, you know, it's really a tough situation and that's precisely now january what visited you in prison. are you able not to end up in these really, really beds bad prisons, but you know, i just finished with this thought about prisons. it was thus they epsky who said, you know, if you want to measure the level of civilization, the given country go visit its prisons, go visit its prisons. we wouldn't shape up very well. and those circumstances daniel will be released from prison, raise some

biggest names in german bonus, li football if sacked after last week's last by byron munich, coach julian argos, men is forced out as the top book chases. if 11th consecutive time, ah, i bring gov to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome on this friday, europe's human rights watch. dog is criticizing what he calls the excessive use of force by french police during demonstrations against some very unpopular pension reforms. the rebuke by the council of europe is the latest headache for french president, emanuel micron, who was dealing with strikes blockades and rallies across the country. to day. he also announced that a visit to france by britons king charles the 3rd has been postponed due to violence. this will be the only chance to meet britons, king charles in the french capital. in the coming weeks. his figure has been unveiled in a wax museum. i had of the monarchs now cancelled visit to paris with tensions over a pension reform on the vice many on the street. welcome. the move is for new or you know, have to block off half of

the biggest names in germany, but the football is sack off that off weekends lost by a munich coach julian nuggets, man is forced out at the top club chases. it's 11 consecutive tar. ah, i'm glad elf is welcome to the program eulley, the se european bags are stabled despite fresh turbulence in the markets. the end of a 2 day summit in brussels, they responded to the recent turmoil in the global banking sector, which has seen a number of banks collapse. they also addressed concerns of a wider contagion. his comment from german chancellor, all of shots, the finances stim of boston stuff. the european banking system is robust and stable differently. we have the necessary oversight structures and thanks to the work over the years. and the effort of the banks themselves were in a robust and resilient position. and this is an incentive to make progress in the capital markets and the bank in unions. yet, what's more important, we plan to full heartedly make progress for going on. and i've also become some hudson to doing it for until time will ashad speaking. then there have been further concerns

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and the reason is, is that so it comes up to what julian was saying around. we're having to go further and further deeper with the fact is that the further that you go and the further you investigate, you find that and libya's case that you're looking into the activities of states and not just some petty thugs and some tea bit criminals. that have been supported by the e, but actually member states and un security council members that have actually been involved in these crimes. now, jillian has rightly pointed out that the interest given is divided. i mean, certainly when you look at the un security council, russia and u. s, that position is divided, but let's not go. so i back in the past in 2019, both of those states gave implicit and explicit green lights that can leave after the trump administration gave cunning for after a green light to commit the war crimes than i investigating, and rushes. wagner drip that are detailed in this reports who continued to maintain their presence on the ground where activating operating and actually conducting many of tho

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there is another way forward julian nagelsmann hasjust left julian nagelsmann has just left by julianl apply to daniel levy who has spoken about the tottenham hotspur dna being all about that. what spurs fans will be wary about is the sum of 2021 when they looked for a manager for 72 days, candidates came in with they ended up they ended up with spirit toast and less than five months later, he was sacked. tennis — and the number 2 seed stefanos tsitsipas is through to the 11th round of the miami masters after beating the chilean qualifier cristian garin in three sets. but there was a shock defeat for the number 5 seed felix auger—aliassime. the canadian was beaten in straight sets by francisco cerundolo — the number 25 seed from argentina. cerundolo reached the semi—finals last year, and he remains on course to match that achievement after a 6—2, 7—5 over the 2021 us open semi finalist. in the women's singles, there were wins for elena rybakina and jessica pegula. rybakina remains on course for back—to—back titles, following her victory at indian wells two weeks ago. the number 10 see

mean, we can not do any gap at dangling. janet, on any case on this, on in good either the daddy julian, grandma jonas pita. she'll need to mention animals before dangling with the solitude you need in this scene 90 for the school if you them. okay. yeah. and also the article article and i said use it to keep it as you shoot me a question on it. as part of it, i mean, didn't bring wish to saddle, the better must get out. i l. w. okay. and is all focus is logic. you thought if we did, for the actual last going to get on the per day now to really mean the can be the silly you and it's quite believable to hear and show new york to way sunni democratic it get the opener, let she nap 8 instead. of into the authority known a 2 week notice the electrical george saw those all machine in the attic grand, that distorted the hedge fund. if you put them to just throw the head track down. luckily, financier a spiritually capital spec. let go ha nicole gap. but to go you go way avenue theory. now let's look at the like the local abc, chill, demographic, coke. if you nancy, the cdn, the more you need

the money get back dangling. janet, i need to see that case on this sunday and get out of the job julian randall. jonas pizza still need them. that's an emotional force that dangling with the solitude you need in a senior 90 for the school that he's a mortgage. yeah. and also the article, and i say it easy to keep it as you shoot me a question, minute as people a lot of it, i mean to be trained wish to say that bill must get out a real w. okay. grand dissolve because as long as you get there, like we did for the actual last quarter, get on the per day now to really mean the can be the silly you and inquire, will be leaving the funeral and told me to wait for the sunni democrat. he kick it bill cooper. no let she nap 8 instead of into the authority. no, not ready for an added trip to ignore the electrical george saw those all machine. and when you have a gun that distorted the hedge fund, if you put them to just throw the had to keep them locked away. financier a spiritually capital spec, let go. that she nicole gap. but to toy, go back in theory. now let's look at a year ago a we see chi

july julian strotter from below, bulldogs retook the lead, 78-76. bac came the bruins tiger >> worked on the play litly, you know, all the time i may be jobing around sometimes but here we are in a matter of today. >> i am the number one julian strotter's fan in the planet. >> that's the madness minute. >>> well, how do you top that? today on kpix is the texas two-step starting at 4:00 p.m., the number one seed houston cougars take on the miami following that game, the texas longho battle the xavier musketeers. you can watch both games right here on kpix5. >> you and i had none of those teams. >ope. we are dead. >> we were dead a long time ago. >> right when we did the bracket its. > once a year brew ngs a orthway bay. beer lovers to the >> we'll tell you how long@you'n th i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thi

the bank stress to another scary time on wall street the savings and loan crisis and crash of '87 julian, great to have you here onset. steve was just saying, you know, is the bond market pricing in too much versus the equity market pricing in too little where should the two meet at this point >> so the problem here is if you think about where rate expectations are right now, we just talked about it, somewhere between 375 and five and a quarter. so how can we possibly know? and the fact is is until we get more clarity, and i hate to use the word data dependency, but we need to see data but more than that, we need to see how the market responds to the data obviously we won't have to wait too long for that inflation number tomorrow. but the thing is, when you think about it, no one really can make solid assumptions, given that kind of variability, and that's why you are seeing the volatility in the equity markets. >> let's say fed funds a rate around the year at 375 is that good for equity markets or bad for equity markets? >> so our view is it actually could be both. let me explain becaus

dan: let's go to julian glover for the stories coming up.re looking forward to the weekend coming up at 5:30. it's been a record season for tahoe snow. lots of folks heading to hit the slopes. we get a check of those conditions before you go. tonight, we say farewell to the viral sensation crepto kitty made famous by our reports right here on abc7. this live caught known for swiping stuff has cross crossede rainbow bridge. we'll be chatting live with dusty's owners at 5:30. join us for those story and more on our bay area streaming tv. amia: you can join us in just two minutes on the app. >> world news tonight with david muir is nextle we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i'ma ama daetz we'll see you at 6:00. and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. you didn't choose cat allergies. i ge you didn't chooseive an your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives o

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but coming we've got julian webber and going to julian lloyd webber and going to tell us why learningent a child musical instrument as a child can be transformational. that's after the . break well, i'm joined now by julian lloyd webber. i'm delighted to say that he's here with me and he wants to talk to us about why it's important to pick up an instrument as a child, because, of course, it can be transformational in my own children . all took music lessons children. all took music lessons at primary school and it is really important . it can inspire really important. it can inspire a passion that last a passion that can last a lifetime. and studies have shown, can also help mental development as well. and part of government's national plan for music education encourages school to provide at least an hour incarcerated classroom hour of incarcerated classroom music education. but unfortunately many schools unfortunately for many schools struggling the cost of struggling with the cost of living don't prioritise living, they don't prioritise the teaching of music. in 2009, the teaching o

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