justin as well, of whether he can hold out. justin as well. he _ of whether he can hold out. whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a _ of whether he can hold out. justin as well, he has been a great - as well, he has been a great position as well eating after the opening round, and it hasn't happened with the green jacket. what does he have to do today? he has been so impressive, but it's about holding his nerve as well. i sensed a bit of tension that the stage of the career that he's out, there might not be too many more opportunities to get it done at the masters, but he got a major to his name. he is a us open champion, but he has not one for two years and his short game saved him and kept him in there in contention, but he has work to do, but at the same time, monster llama is not one for four years will stop there is so much in this tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinating. 50 tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinatina. ., , tonight. it's going to be absolutely fascinatina. . , , ., , .

justin wells, thank you. episodes of a new series are available as we speak on fox nation. and the first is a close look at one of the biggest stories of the moment, of the generation, really. skyrocketing crime rates. we took a very close look at thy city of chicago and a woman called kim foxx, the prosecutor backed by george soros who has taken the side of criminals against the population.se in order to do this segment, or investigative unit got access,e exclusive access, pretty amazing, to hundreds of hours of surveillance footage taken from municipal cameras across the city of chicago, leaked to us, and then watched all of it. f the footage is shocking, and ina total, it depicts a city in collapse. here is a look. >> [bleep]. >> as an alderman who has had a 7-year-old killed on a basketball court. [siren sounding] and who has been to funerals for many young people, who have been gunned down by violence in our streets. b you often wonder what stops other people from standing up and saying "enough." ♪ ♪ >>

justin wells, thank you.st episodes of a new series are available as we speak on fox nation. and the first is a close look at one of the biggest stories of the moment, of the generation, really. skyrocketing crime rates. we took a very close look at the city of chicago and a woman called kim foxx, the prosecutor backed by george soros who has taken the side of criminals against the population. in order to do this segment, or investigative unit got access, exclusive access, pretty amazing, to hundreds of hours of surveillance footage taken from municipal cameras across the city of chicago, leaked to us, and then watched all of it. the footage is shocking, and in total, it depicts a city in collapse. here is a look. >> [bleep]. >> as an elder man who has had a 7-year-old killed on a basketball court. [siren sounded] and who has been to funerals for many young people, who have been gunned down by violence in our streets. you often wonder what stops other people from standing up and saying "enough." ♪ ♪ >> as lor

justine grant. well, taylor, you mentioned that voluntary might be put in place. but did the county say if anything mandatory might be on the horizon, especially in places like warren county where it seems pretty imminent. well, just seen right now. they do have that reduction in water use in place right now. they think that that will be enough to have enough water throughout the rest of the year. so at this point in time, they haven't mentioned any mandatory restrictions. but of course, if that was needed, that would definitely be on the table back to you. thank you so much. taylor sackey reporting for us live from san francisco. all right. it's all connected to the weather chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the. >> look at where things stand lawrence. yeah, just drought conditions developing then the really gotten the tightening their grip on the bay area. much of the western half the united states. this is not something that just developed overnight we've been dealing with this for quite some time now. 7 of last 10 years we've been a drought c

jonathan justine, thank you, well, san francisco unified school district is set to reopen its doors to teachers and students for in person learning tomorrow. >> and then they'll be going back in class. 5 days a week. news definitely making a lot of parents happy tonight. the district is welcoming its youngest students first thing in the morning. >> kron four's camila barco breaking down the reopening plan for san francisco unified schools. >> it's almost like the first day back. it's cool. for the past year. the only contact students and teachers have had with each other is online may that the via zoom or microsoft teams. so on monday, francisco students are back in the classroom after more than a year of virtual school. but the return will be staggered and not every student will be seeing their teachers in person 11 education sntes will reopen on monday as well as 22 elementary schools and 3 county schools. >> pre-k through second grade students will be the first back in the classroom by april 26 all students through 5th grade will be on campus is 5 days a week. the district is requir

they are doing well. justin bieber is on board. i know you've got a few pairs in your closet, tom.han: justin bieber where's cro -- justin bieber wears cro cs, does he? romaine: celebrity endorsements, jon. tom: they look great. romaine, thank you so much. jonathan: people embarrassed of their wealth, they wear crocs? if that's what it -- is that what it is? thanks, romaine. tom: "the close," must watch, must listen this evening. very informative with the earnings coming out. right now some of vasileios gkionakis with us, banque lombard odier. i've got to go right to the dollar and the catalyst for the win of dollar weakness. what will drive dollar, dxy, finally below 90? vasileios: i think it is going to be when we get some confirmation that the vaccination rollout in the european union is going at pace. i think we are in a really good global scenario where you have a big global gross into trade upswing. you have commodity prices rising because pent-up demand is rising. there are some question marks, one about the pace of potential future yield increases, and secondly about how th

. >> so join me justine waldman job the call as well for the latest local news weather and sports coverage that every saturday and sunday starting at 6. we'll the big story we continue to follow today was that attack at the u.s. capitol. just months after the riot that happened on january 6th members of congress experienced a terrif

well. he led the crimson tide to the national championship. justin, faster, he was tremendous at ohio state. then you have trey lance ohio state. state. state. state even warriors coach steve kerr was asked. >> you know i'm coach. >> i would go you would go diff >> i don't know what to do? i am trying to figure out how to beat minnesota. >> alex wood he went 6 plus -rblgs struck out nine and the giants roll to victory 7-3. >> let's get to the a's on the road in tampa. a bunch of fans, a 's's fans out there in florida. a deep drive off kole irving it bounces off one of the cat walks on the run and they have goofy rules there. that's a home run. and a drive to center field. have no fear kevin is here. 8 shut outs for the season. 2-0 is the final score. >>> to the ice we go. sj sharkey having fun. he's got the bubble machine. on monday's game tonight it took a whole minute evan first shark to score. and salute to patrick marlow skating in his 1600 game with the sharks. only gordy howell welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who to

plus awesome. >> i think it went about as well as anyone could have hoped for justine. it was a full house here today. 7,390 fans in attendance. but the house was full of energy from the love. they opened the gates to extend. it was absolutely couple because these fans haven't set foot in oracle park in over a year and not energy really translated on the field as well starting pitcher johnny cueto pitched an absolute gem. he had in the 2 thirds innings 4 runs a hit and 7 strikeouts the crowd went wild with a standing ovation when he was eventually pulled late in the night. but there was some offense, too. and a lot from the old guard names. you know, buster, posey, brandon belt, brandon crawford. they'll head hits and manager gabe kepler said today's 3 to one win was full of moments that he won't soon forget. >> i think obviously i remember john on his performance. let us you know, how how well the field his position on post. he how resilient remember across obviously cross be good. >> just having fans in stands what that felt like. looking up for the first time. >> rec

his point is that musicians tend to be able to innovate really well and you see it, obviously, with justin timberlake, jan say, will.i.am -- beyonce, will.i.am. what did he bring to this project that he did not necessarily happen the corporate culture? will: the biggest thing he brought to this project is a convergence of the arts, fashion, and science. all of those pinnacles of human ingenuity converging into one place. i think that mindset is what drove up product that is differentiated in the marketplace that combines bluetooth, filtration, intake, exhaust, air flotation -- air filtration altogether into a product that goes from something that people kind of have to wear or are willing to wear to something that people want to wear and that is what is exciting about this. amanda: i have to ask, matt was listing some of what you have been up to and you referenced some of the other leadership roles you play. where is the space in all of this for your art? where are you in terms of your music production? will.i.am: music is second nature. it does not take that much time anymore when you hav

justin damon. and there's been other cases as well that have hit minnesota hard in the last few years that they mentioned the mayor there how it unusual is it for the man to call for the police officers to be fired so quickly after this shooting incident but it follows a recent trend we saw that with floyd and with the case of george floyd's death as well where you know the mayor and activists called for the firing immediately in that case it was granted now the police chief here has taken a different position and that's why some people think that his position is job may be in jeopardy in the coming days but we'll have to see i got to get your thoughts on that thank you so much thank you. and just 20 kilometers from the police shooting that killed dante wright is where george floyd died almost a year ago floyd testified in the murder trial of derek show he describes lloyd as a family man who loved things and had a one of a conversation chip with his mother john hendren has the story from minneapolis. the witness for the prosecution testified to the life lost when george floyd drew his last breath to brea

sachs fit avenue will continue to sell faux products as well as lather. >>> justin rose's performancerning's "bleacher report" live from the masters. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the tournament back where this belongs in april. the challenging conditions and fast greens gave the world's best golfers fits. 53 guys were under par after the opening round in november, five months later only 12 are in red figures but it didn't seem to affect england's justin rose, the two-time runner up here hadn't played competitively in more than a month due to back issues. an eagle on the 8th sent him into the zone. he would shoot 9 under par on his final 11 holes. rose is 7 under 65, his best round ever at augusta national and has him four shots in front of the lead after opening day. here he is. >> i never quite knew what was going to happen out there exactly, but i just go on a great run, trying to stay out of my own way and get it to the clubhouse. it's a good reminder you never know what can happen with it out there, just stick with it on the golf course. >> reporter: it is the fourth t

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justin fields. feels could be on the list as well, along with trey lance. >> mac jones is the player.us he is going to be the pig. kyle shanahan want the joystick, if you will. someone who can think. he is one of the smartest quarterbacks i have ever sat down with. he doesn't have the mobility of orawnc juel. intrd at number three. you do have jimmy garoppolo, and you can develop him. i think they know who it is, but they are doing all their due diligence, as they should. >> abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00. for francis and chris, thanks for joining us. we leave you tonight with a live look at the red carpet. keep in mind, this is not the dolby theater like usual. it is still union station in los angeles. a lot different handling for the 92nd gathering. should be really fun. the dolby theater performances are still hopping. hopping. you can see the this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to pie trleic ed. ats erhioueed... just common sense. leaving the d the

well. he led the crimson tide to the national championship. justin fields has a bigger arm, bigger, stronger, faster, he was tremendous at ohio state. then you have trey lance ohio state. state. state. state even warriors coach steve kerr was asked. >> you know i'm coach. >> i would go tamusco. >> so you would go different. >> i don't know what to do? i am trying to figure out how to beat minnesota. >> alex wood he went 6 plus -rblgs struck out nine and the giants roll to victory 7-3. >> let's get to the a's on the road in tampa. a bunch of fans, a 's's fans out there in florida. a deep drive off kole irving it bounces off one of the cat walks on the run and they have goofy rules there. that's a home run. and a drive to center field. have no fear kevin is here. 8 shut outs for the season. 2-0 is the final score. >>> to the ice we go sj sharkey having fun. he's got the bubble machine. on monday's game tonight it took a whole minute evan cane first shark to score. and salute to patrick marlow skating in his 1600 game with the sharks. only gordy howell

our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, joins me now. how will they do this? well, what we hear is that the prime _ how will they do this? well, what we hear is that the prime minister - how will they do this? well, what we hear is that the prime minister is - hear is that the prime minister is going to announce this in the next couple of days. let's be clear, it is much more aggressive than planned. this is 78% of 1990 emissions levels. it is what the climate change committee said needed to happen if we are going to meet our bigger target of getting to net a zero by 2050. that means reducing emissions as much as we can and then capturing and you can't be offset by planting trees or engineering solutions. why now? it is a really important time for climate politics. the idea is to signal to the world that britain is really serious about cutting emissions. it comes in the run—up to this big climate conference the uk will host in glasgow in november. the idea is to rally other countries to raise their carbon cutting game at that conference. how are we going to get the

can't hit anything worse than that and so maybe it relieved some pressure that i hit well after the delight. justin rose the leader after the 1st 2 rounds is still in good spirits and still has a chance of victory he's one of 4 players tied on 7 under par including zonda shuffle a who nailed the 60 foot eagle put on the way to a 3rd round 68. 55 australia's mark leishman is also in that chasing pack and believes it's still all to play for with 18 holes left to play safe in a he plays well odds he can control his own destiny i guess. a lot can happen around here. of cena. the shot of the day belong to cory connors only the 6th man in masters history to get a hole in one of the parts $36.00 hole. the canadian is 5 shots off the lead heading into the final day just a short further back is the former champion jordan spaeth. his chip in at the 10th got him to 5 under par but that still 6 shots behind the leader of the tournament as much as to lose his the edges closer to becoming the 1st ever japanese man to win a major. david stokes al-jazeera. old football and into milan of extended their lead at the

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i'm like, well, daunte is a human just like justine and we have to have equal justice under the law. i'm not asking for her to be charged significantly more than mohammed noor but at least the same. and so, that's where we are all at in the state of minnesota. we want the charges to be elevated for kimberly potter. and i don't believe minnesota's going to stop until we get that. >> what was daunte like? >> he was such a joyful, spunky, young man. i helped get him on the basketball team over at edison high school. me and the coach are really good friends. so we would work day in and day out, make sure he got his homework in. he would -- you know, he was the kid that everybody looked up to. one of the cool kids in school. and so, you know, re -- rehashing all these stories and hearing about, you know, all the people and the relationships they had with him. it was the -- a main consensus on who he was. and -- and to see him go, in that manner, and it was just -- and i watched the tape. and i just was thinking to myself. no, stop. please, no. i'd rather him just, you know, get a ticket o

justin theroux. the ceo of mypillow, mike lindell. and music from tom jones. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: well, hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] how do i get myself into these? wow, it's -- thank you. this should be an interesting show. all the way from an undisclosed location, the mypillow man, mike lindell, is here. [ cheers and applause ] somehow, a simple pillow salesman from minnesota got to the bottom of the deepest conspiracy in the history of american politics! it's so crazy. it's almost hard to believe! [ laughter ] this was a big day for friends of donald trump. the feds raided the new york city apartment and office of rudy giuliani today. the fbi showed up with search warrants at 6:00 this morning. they made sure to show up in daylight, when rudy was still asleep in his coffin. [ laughter ] they took the former mayor's electronic devices, they were seized. i think it's safe to assume none of those electronic devices were toothbrushes. [ laughter ] rudy's lawyer very upset. he called the raid "legal thuggery." he said, "why would you

justin thureau. next week on "sunday today." >>> we highlight another life well lived. the at omaha beach, he had earned three purple hearts and a pair of silver stars for their service in world war ii. he was an army medic, decorated for the lives he saved during the allied invasionon june 6, 1 native made the trip across the english channel to france with the first wave of troops. in a ship that carried his brother bill. in the choppy sea, they pledged to look out for the family if the other died. they both would survive. but barely. on landing at omaha beach, allied forces were met with unrelenting german gunfire. lambert was shot through the arm. he was shot in the leg then and later broke his back, too. after making a tourniquet and giving himself morphine, lambert got to work. navigating barbed wire and mines in the water and deafening machine gunfire from the bluffs, he saved more than a dozen men wounded on the beach, carrying them to cover behind an 8 by 4 block of concrete which today bears a plaque that reads ray's rock. he was reluctant t to talk abou his ex

it's time for the sports here's sarah has her well let's start with gulf and england's justin rose continues to meet the masses but timely by one shot there was some low scores on friday several top names failed to make the cut davis sites has this report day 2 of the masters in augusta national was playing a lot easier than on day one but not for leader justin rose after going 7 under in his opening round he could only manage a level par $72.00 on friday and that allowed the chasing pack to close in his 4 shot lead was whittled down to just one. american wills on the tourists is one of 2 players breathing down his neck on 6 unda the 24 year old still doesn't have a full p.g.a. toll card but doesn't seem fazed i'm excited to be here and you know i've wanted to be here forever so there's no reason to feel intimidated now i mean i made it to here just a shot further back jordan spaeth is looking well placed to make a challenge he won the masters back in 2015 and has twice finished runner up. last week he won the texas open and being a 4 year victory drought on if you can just get one percent b

countries "get serious" about stopping climate change. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt explains well administration and his $2 trillion stimulus plan which is trying to get through congress in the senate. it is also been the subject of an intensive round of international diplomacy since he was first —— came into office this year. since he was first -- came into office this year.— office this year. john kerry, president — office this year. john kerry, president biden's _ office this year. john kerry, president biden's climate i office this year. john kerry, - president biden's climate envoy has been bumping elbows with many in part of the us effort to raise interest in the climate issue. we will work together to address the climate _ will work together to address the climate crisis. the will work together to address the climate crisis.— climate crisis. the uk announced this week it _ climate crisis. the uk announced this week it was _ climate crisis. the uk announced this week it was trying _ climate crisis. the uk announced this week it was trying to - climate crisis. the uk announce

well. we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much, justinppreciate it. >> thank you, kim. >>> it's been a monumental week for space exploration. >> he is the first to progress to the international space station -- >> a crew in a space capsule arrived to hugs and smiles at the international space six. the next six months they'll work on research nasa hopes will help in the development of drugs and vaccines. the iss is now full with 11 astronauts and cosmonauts, the largest crew the orbiting station has ever hosted. also this week, nasa's ingenuity helicopter successfully flew a second time on mars, going higher and farther than it did before. and the perseverance rover on mars converted carbon dioxide into oxygen, enough to sustain an astronaut for about ten minutes. this technology is key if humans ever want to set foot on the red planet. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." don't fear, i will be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay with us. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin wa

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we've got a full hour ahead on kron-on justine waltman live in the newsroom with a look at what we're working on for 7 o'clock just e. >> thanks so much. welltonight at 7, there's emotional vigil that's happening for mario gonzalez, the father who died in. >> custody of alameda police. this happened on monday. family members are telling us they have been shut out of the investigation while it's ongoing and they're pleading for something. anything to help bring them closure so that vigil is happening right now. we'll have a live report during our 7 o'clock hour. and you can catch that and many more other local stories coming up at 7 you what you need to do. the first is download the kron on app. it's free to download in the app store and that's how you can watch all of our newscast streaming live and then i'm justine waldman. i'll see you at 7. catherine and ken, back to you. thank you, justin. pretty easy to download that happy just to go into the app store and there it is. in 24, 7 news. >> most of that life that's going to do it for us. thanks for watching. we'll see at 8 o'clock just teens. up next, a 7 on kron on. have a good evening. ♪

justin, thank you for coming on. what makes you say that the pandemic is causing world leaders to wake up to the climate crisis? >> yeah, well think about the quay in which science was neglected say at the early stages of the pandemic, and a sort of recognition that it needs to be taken more seriously that came throughout the course of the pandemic. and that's something that maps pretty clearly on the climate change. and then you just look at the way in which they're talking about it and really sort of anchoring a lot of economic policy around it. so in the u.s., the biden administration has a $2 trillion infrastructure package which is supposed to stimulate job growth, and they're talking about the ways in which climate is embedded into all of it. in the eu, the eu is spending hundreds of billions of euros to invigorate their economy, and it's taking climate change and sort of sprinkling it throughout that package as well. when you think about just those two countries and those hundreds of billions of dollars that we're talking about, trillions of dollars, really, and the way in which climate is embedded in it, it's really

well as racism. but in between philando castile and george floyd, justine damon was killed also a white woman was killedck officer. she was having a seizure, as i recall. similar to what we saw in the case with the 20-year-old in brooklyn park, she was noncompliant because she was having a seizure. she was shot and killed. in this case, he was noncompliant and was shot and killed. they said they were going to tase her. the person behind the wheel of a car. we have got to get in this country where does what is also important about that case, he called his mom afraid. he was with his girlfriend. he called his mother afraid of what they may dto him. his father was out grocery shopping. it is every black pents nightmar while it soun possible he did not make the best decisions in that moment, there are plenty of young white people who don't make the best decisions when dealing with officers who do not end up dead. and that is what we really have to take -- yes, what is exciting about what we seeing in upstate new york in ithaca is they have taken a step back and said, we need to put police under direct civil

justine diamond a couple years ago. he was pushed. that was an accident as well.s charged with st stronger charges than officer potter right now. i think the context is key. and officer noor is currently in jail for the actions. so an accident or not or these present and be history in the context shows she can be and she should be charged with tougher charges. >> this is really just the latest tragedy on top of another for the broader minneapolis community. at a press conference this week i heard you say black leaders are not playing. we're done dying in minnesota. what do you mean? >> i mean this. minnesota was found through white supremacy. minute smin a white state. we can all admit this. but originally the dakota, do cota people this was their land. in minnesota and in the 1862, the united states had the largest mass execution in the united states history and that was a 38 dakota men lynched on this ground. in the 1920s, three black men in duluth, minnesota, were lynched in this state. we saw the murders of clark from castillo, george floyd and now daunte righ

well, looks like it's being made tonight. and thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 6. i'm justine in for ken wayne. and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> the merchant of the leading this effort to try to do something about the string of crimes is so far encouraged by the response from city hall and the police department kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story. >> a traffic stop on related to recent robberies and burglaries here along a stretch of san jose's east santa clara street. but happy to see police in the neighborhood for whatever reason is the owner of plaza jewelers, which has been robbed twice burglarized and vandalized recently where mo

well. we will have to leave it there. thank you so much, justin chang, really appreciate it. >> thank you, kim. >>> and that wraps this hour of cnn "newsroom." i am kim brunhuber. for our international viewers, living golf is next. but if you are in the u.s. or canada, "new day" is just ahead. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. ptiness. hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depreson can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real differencen your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected. empowered. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors or suicidal thoughts. antidepress

the party members and made the decision justin close shops and groups behind the party members so in the end i'm not sure if these unity will stay a long time well i mean that's true that you're talking about the inner workings of the party but on the outside it's been incredibly smooth for the greens is it embarrassing for the conservatives we're not in a situation that's quite sure we are struggling about the person who will be old leader in the candidacy floor chancellery so of course a little bit jealous but of the unassigned greens has to prove this unity in the party and i don't think this unity will stay long when we come into the issues of the party come thing so let's see who will be better in the end you know one could say that the conservative would be candidates are mean lush it and marcus is good or they are the astra zeneca vaccine's of this campaign or as underling the bare bark is the buy on take 5 mcgurn candidates which shot mr since for which shot would you choose. we want to think both at this time and that doesn't mean we will see you know green and conservative coalition at the end i think we need both and in the end some m

the party members and made the decision justin close shops and groups behind the party members so in the end i'm not sure if these unity will stay a long time well that mean that's true that you're talking about the inner workings of the party but on the outside it's been incredibly smooth for the greens is it embarrassing for the conservatives we're not in a situation that's quite sure we are struggling about the person who will be old leader in the candidacy floor chancellery so of course a little bit jealous but of the unassigned greens has to prove this unity in the party and i don't think this unity will stay long when we come into the issues of the party come thing so let's see who will be better in the end you know one could say that the conservative would be candidates are mean lush it and marcus is good or they are the astra zeneca vaccine's of this campaign or as. bear box is the buy on take 5 mcgurn candidates which shot mr since for which shot would you choose. we should think both at this time and that doesn't mean we will see a green and conservative coalition at the end i think we need both and in the end some maybe astra zeneca w

the party members and made the decision justin close shops and groups behind the party members so in the end i'm not sure if these unity will stay a long time well that mean that's true that you're talking about the inner workings of the party but on the outside it's been incredibly smooth for the greens is it embarrassing for the conservatives we're not in a situation that's quite sure we are struggling about the person who will be old leader in the candidacy floor chancellery so of course a little bit jealous but on the other side of the greens has to prove this unity in the party and i don't think this unity will stay long when we come into the issues of the party come thing so let's see who will be better in the end you know one could say that the conservative would be candidates are mean lush it and marcus is good or they are the astra zeneca vaccine's of this campaign or as an allin bear bar is the buy on take pfizer modernity candidate which shot mr since for which shot would you choose. we should think both at this time and that doesn't mean we will see you know green and conservative coalition at the end i think we need both and in the

at the masters and the players are we trying to catch englishman justin rose the leader has taken off is that right now and he started well he's picked up a shot on his 1st how to move to 8 on the par 3 time champion and phil mickelson it was one of the early start is his 3 under par rounding cleated 3 birdies and one drop shot as he finished level car overall that race in the 8 shots of the leads and this was a fellow american billy horse in a bit of trouble at the scene he had to take issues and sex off this shot out of the realtor but he still managed to save par on that hole he's way down the leaderboard out of contention at 4 over par. one of the biggest games in world football al classico in spain it kicks off in the west in 10 minutes you know messi is a barcelona ref against their arch rivals a round which or it is a crucial match in the spanish title race as both of them have the chance to replace athletic a rigorous at the top of the table basso haven't lost in that league since the beginning of december. we need the best missy but we also need the best barcelona to win i think we need to do things perfectly and

well the duke will be remembered at sunday church services around the world. the head of the worldwide anglican communion, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, will take parta remembrance service later. in sydney, the australian prime minister and governor—general attended a service which included prayers for the queen. reverend hayward spoke of the duke's close connection to australia. he was a patron to over 800 charitable organisations at one time or another, simply a staggering number. obviously, like all of us, the years of service can take a toll. it was reported in canada in 1969, he said this at a particular occasion. "i declare this thing open, whatever it is." and there might be some here this morning who know what that is like. prince philip has actually attended here at the cathedral many times with his queen, and also as his children and grandchildren have. one of prince philip's most well—known accomplishments was the creation of the duke of edinburgh award, a programme dedicated to developing young people's skills and interests, that's now spread to 144 countries. peter kaye is the ceo of the duke of edinburgh award in australia, and joins m

i hope you sleep well put a screen over the top of the chimney just move they will move justine has donerd right. that wraps at the prime time. the news continues now. here's what we're working on. >> a hate crime investigation in the east bay after a black delivery driver says he was racially profiled and harassed by a white couple in berkeley coming up, the driver explains why he's thankful neighbors got involved. also efforts to reform policing in the south bay appear to be at a standstill. >> fight. several members of the public safety committee or stepping down. >> and we have some news developing in southern california. a wildfire brush fire continues to burn north of los angeles. it has for some people from their homes near castaic. the fires just 25% contained. we'll have an update. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for onl

well to our north. but we are going to see a little bit of a warm-up starting tuesday lasting through thursday. back to you. jonathan and justine, thanks so much members of vote in national news. now there's new information being released about the mental state of the man who rammed his car into a barricade at the u.s. capitol. >>t25 year-old noah green was shot and killed by police after the attack on 2 police officers. one officer later died from his injuries. according to reports. now, green had been suffering from delusions paranoia and suicidal thoughts in online posts cream described being under government thought control and said that he was being watched. an emotional first week in the murder trial. derek chauvin with the cause of george floyd's death at the center of the case. lieutenant of the minneapolis police department called chauvin's 4 straight on george floyd's neck, quote, unnecessary witnesses on the scene described their efforts to try to stop shoping from pressing his knee on floyd's neck. >> the officers let me in to the scene in my memory. i offered to what kind of walk them through our or told them if he

well, we don't know garoppolo's immediate future, but what we do know, thursday the 49ers will draft his replacement with the third pick. likely going to be mac jones, justin but shanahan isn't tipping his hand despite everybody's best efforts. >> i do go to restaurants. i do go to my kid's soccer games. every single person, whether it's a ref, an umpire, another parent, everyone has a strong opinion. and then most of the people let me know. >>> baseball now, and the giants outfielder mike yastrzemski will be out at least a week with an oblique strain. but tonight they didn't need his bat in the lineup. bats off, indeed. ste full moon, like the giants reagan. bottom of the second, san francisco leading colorado 6-0. mauricio off the wall in center field. that's going to clear the bases. 9-0 giants lead. now 10-0. sixth inning, buster, two-run blast over the center field wall. his fifth home run. four hits for buster tonight. anthony got a ton of run support. didn't need it. a complete game shutout, three hits allowed, nine strikeouts. the giants won 12-0. they are now 15-8. >>> meanwhile, bob melvin ejected from tonight's game in tampa for arguing a replay

well, the duke will be remembered at sunday church services around the world. the head of the worldwide anglican communion, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, will take parta remembrance service later. in sydney, the australian prime minister and governor—general attended a service which included prayers for the queen. reverend hayward spoke of the duke's close connection to australia. he was a patron to over 800 charitable organisations at one time or another, simply a staggering number. obviously, like all of us, the years of service can take a toll. it was reported in canada in 1969, he said this at a particular occasion. i declare this thing open, whatever it is. and there might be some here this morning who know what that is like. prince philip has actually attended here at the cathedral many a time with his queen, and also as his children and grandchildren have. jenny hocking is a political biographer and emeritus professor of history at monash university in sydney, shejoins me now. thank you very much for coming on the programme. my pleasure. what have _ on the programme. my pleasure. what have you — on the programme. my pleasure. what have you mad

justin fields. what are some specific skills that he has that you will translate and make him successful in the nfl. >> wellthink he brings a lot of those things that i describe the look. was looking for the table. strong arm athletic can make a wide radius. rose has the ability to make those throws within the same timing and also from small spaces. so to me he checks all those things are looking at from an athletic standpoint, you know, when you sit down and you get a chance to work to offense is with them and talk about things i think he understands the game well, in those ways when planes are designed. he knows why their design. this is something that's really important to the ohio state offense and to any offensive coordinator. another prospect that you've been working with recently as trey lance, what sets him apart. >> he's very athletic for how big he you know, you hear guys size, right to tell you all the 6 parties this year that but trace a big guy and he's very athletic for being that big of a guy as well. you know, when you ask him to do athletic it shows up. it doesn't surprise me was a multi-sp

justin dillal here. along with my colleague jeremy castillo here as well. we are extremely excited to be opening a bar in the mission in san francisco. it's been a dream of ours for a long time. jeremy and i have both worked in bars in the city the last several years and, yeah. kind of crazy opportunity due to the covid. a lot of shutdowns that happened. but we're super excited to have this opportunity to do what we've been wanting to go for a long time now. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and you're agreeable to the recommended conditions by the a.l.u.? >> absolutely. we're 100% committed to working with the neighborhood to make it a positive place for everyone involved. >> supervisor mar: great. thank you. colleagues, unless you have any remarks, why don't we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there any callers? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. for those who have already connected to the meeting by phone press star followed by 3 to be added to the queue if you wish to speak for this item, agenda item number 1. for those in the queue please wait until you'r

justin dillal here. along with my colleague jeremy castillo here as well.d to be opening a bar in the mission in san francisco. it's been a dream of ours for a long time. jeremy and i have both worked in bars in the city the last several years and, yeah. kind of crazy opportunity due to the covid. a lot of shutdowns that happened. but we're super excited to have this opportunity to do what we've been wanting to go for a long time now. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and you're agreeable to the recommended conditions by the a.l.u.? >> absolutely. we're 100% committed to working with the neighborhood to make it a positive place for everyone involved. >> supervisor mar: great. thank you. colleagues, unless you have any remarks, why don't we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there any callers? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. for those who have already connected to the meeting by phone press star followed by 3 to be added to the queue if you wish to speak for this item, agenda item number 1. for those in the queue please wait until you're prompted to begin. tho