for a while everybody was worried kate was dead but kate was undergoing tremendous captivity. the food was lousy they had it in exactly but the soldier date printed pretty bare-bones price and she walked a lot. she was sick the medical care was awful. she still kept her sense of humor. and they all managed to memorize a lot of of this soft and figured out how to take notes. so when the best thing from remember which he wrote was on the other side, 23 days being held. based what it was like when she was interrogated by her north vietnamese capture. the blue she was a spy. a woman on the road. here's how it goes. why did you choose that particular morning to go down the highway for. in cases, i wish i had gotten away. on the other hand, is giving me the first opportunity of my life to meet you. not the operation, is my job to see what was really happening. we find it unbelievable that you would go down the highway which is very dangerous alone in your car, just searching for truth. she answered, that made it sound pretty silly looking for rare flower on the battlefield. everyone

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. . >>> right now at 6:00, wet weather hits the bay area tonight. we are tracking the storm as it moves through, but how long will it be here? the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thanks for joining us. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. rain, glorious rain, the bay area got some today. it's clearing up. you knew it couldn't last. we got clouds, we got some rain drop and slick roads. >> rob? >> let's look at the one camera that does have rain. that's dublin, finally seeing some showers, 54

kate? >> over and over again. jeremy had great reporting on this. you should all check it out. thank you very much. appreciate it. so there is also this today. a major move by the justice department against donald trump's long time attorney rudy giuliani. federal investigators escalating a criminal investigation that has been on going into giuliani in a big way now. an fbi raid of his home in new york city seizing some of his belongings. this is all about his dealings with ukraine. joining me right now is paula reid who is following all of the details here. paula, what more you are learning about the raid, about his investigation? >> well, kate, cnn learned that in addition to the raid of his home, federal agents also searched his park avenue office where they seized a computer belonging to one of his executive assistants and i learned that they also served that assistant with a subpoena to appear before a grand jury next month. signalling that mr. giuliani's legal problems are far from ove

>> they're in big trouble, kate. these three guilty verdicts for derek chauvin, the jurors have spoken. they have said this conduct that these officers engaged in on may 25th is illegal, it was excessive force and this excessive force caused george floyd's death. we saw the defense put on by derek chauvin. the jurors rejected that defense. these other defendants are likely to have been planning to rely on a similar defense. that defense now, as we know, dead on arrival. one thing that we should expect to see, particularly with former officer lane, we know he had just been on the job about four days. i think his lawyer did an interview with cnn last year where he said lane was the only officer that tried to render some kind of aid to mr. floyd, he said let's turn him over on his side. apparently he got into the ambulance with him, tried to provide cpr. his lawyer should ask he be severed, not tried with the other officers. we should expect there to be motions for change of venue, motions for continuance given all the

i'm kate snow. for all of us here, stay safe and have a great night. >>> a rally for change and it started at a historic location. gathering mountain view to fight hate against the asian community. >>> more than 300 people gathered today to speak out against aapi hate and violence. they gathered where during world war ii some japanese americans boarded trains on route to internment camps. they marched to city hall and several people spoke. including

i am kate bolduan.e to "inside politics." i am john king in washington. thank you for sharing an important day with us, a busy hour ahead, any moment a north carolina judge will rule on whether or not to release the cam footage, and an autopsy says sheriff deputies shot brown five times including once in the head. we will bring you that ruling as soon as it happens. >>> first, the president addresses a joint session of congress for the first time. it's both a challenge and an

>> sure thing, kate.ida 2020 election perhaps the most transparent and efficient election in the nation. but we're still seeing a lot of changes like we have around the rest of the kuncountry. this adds new id requirements for voting by mail. it also limits who can handle a completed mail in ballot. and it limits drop box use and access. and for those election supervisors who may not follow these new drop box rules, there is a potential $25,000 penalty. it also requires election workers to staff the drop boxes when they're open but doesn't provide additional funding and prevents any private donations to help election offices conduct elections. now again, you see a lot of that is about mail in balloting. and 4.8 million people in 2020 voted by mail. look at the numbers here. democrats did outpace republicans by about 600,000 votes in 2020. when it kaucame to mail in ball. in the past, mail in balloting which very popular in florida has been more of a republican style of voting. and so democrats who were on

welcome kate and i'm going to talk a little bit with. now. >> i will toss it back to kate. we are going to open with kate reading a selection from "already toast." >> thank you. thank you all so much for coming. i'm really excited to see the faces of people i love and new friends that i have not yet met and its wonder -- wonderful of all you to spend your saturday here so thank you so much for making the time. i have to put on my reading glasses and i hope the glare won't read too bad but i will take them off afterwards that i'm going to read a short section from the beginning of the book. it is about getting the initial diagnosis of my husband's lymphoma after a long time of seeking a diagnosis. it begins with a reference to a holiday party that we had that felt like the last normal party we did as a family and its possible a few of you might have been there. so i will read now. a few days after a big blowout 2014 holiday party we got a message on my health portal. it was the results of the biopsy. he was anxious heart pounding at the login. the results came up and go incl

i'm kate snow. of us at "nbc nightly news," stay safe and have a good night. >>> right now at 6:00, another step closer to normalcy, one bay area county is eyeing a move into the yellow tier this week. what it will take to get there and stay there. >>> good evening, i'm sierra johnson. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. it could be one step closer to prepandemic days. how's that sound? marin county could in order to make that move, the ht be there. just ahead, two cases per 100,000 people and a positivity rate below 2%. according to the latest

kate? >> absolutely. sara, thank you so much. >> joining me on feeling is andrea jenkins, vice president of the minneapolis city council. councilwoman, thank you for being here. how do you describe how things feel right now in minneapolis? >> good morning. you know, i -- i think the feeling is high anxiety. the community is on edge. i hosted a community meeting last night, community safety meeting last night with the mayor and the police chief and well over 100 people showed up. you know, they were concerned. people are concerned about the over militarization that they see. but also, you know, just concerned about the outcome of this trial as well. >> and councilwoman, we know the trial has always been about more than just one police officer's actions or one man's tragic death. and that means that the verdict will as well. i mean, do you think policing in your it is ji going to be different as a result of this trial? >> you know, i certainly hope so. i do think that regardless of the outcome of the trial,

kate? >> natasha, real quick, what -- you said there is expected to be a counter protest this evening? what are you hearing about that? >> right. from what we know this is posted on social media. counter protests, potentially at 6:00 today at the same location. earlier this morning, we did see one individual walk through here with the sign that said support the police. that didn't go over too well with this crowd. but as kirk just mentioned, the goal here is not necessarily to spread an anti-police message. it's for transparency. the hope is that they can stand here together, everyone using the free speech and not have any issues. >> and as far as we know, as you mentioned, the families meeting with city officials. are they assured that they will be able to see the video? >> so it's actually county officials, the city of elizabeth city is not involved in this incident. but this is meetings supposed to happen at this building. and last i checked with the family attorney, harry daniels this m

great stuff from kate >> sandy or san diego san jose state. their football program just had their best season in program. history right. hopefully the basketball team new coach can follow suit. winds out there because, you know, it's so great fan base out there. they just want to see a winner. obviously i'm laughing at the irish catholic with bucs look get sense of humor. so we'll without a mask

and then throughout the season. >> kate rooney, thank you so much. to see fans back in person has goes. i love the people are picking out their special it's that we're all right. kate rooney, thanks very much. >> at this time, though. we are asking the nc double a to do more. and to use the power of their visibility to or from and support transgender and non-binary athletes across the nation. >> today. a group of athletes and coaches and advocates. they're calling on the nc double a to take a stronger stand against states which adopt laws banning transgender athletes from competing in organized sports, conservative lawmakers in at least 28 states have introduced legislation to ban or limit transgender athletes from competing on teams that align with their gender identity. among those calling for more action. a former nc double a champion and trans athlete. cc telfer. >> as a trend first of all, i'm not sure i'm not a threat to on that sport's because i am a word being an athlete has prevented me from anything from any distractions, from from from har

kate: it is upbeat.ow jones closing about 300 points higher, topping 34,000 for the first time ever. the s&p 500 was up over 1% at a new record. delta airlines bucked the trend, they dropped about 3%, reporting new quarterly losses, they expect to break even in june as domestic travel recovers. the ftse 100 was up about .63%, -- they did not accept the strong pace of growth to continue after the pandemic ends. >> thank you very much indeed. kate moody with all of the business, the news continues and we will keep you abreast of all developments. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome to people in profit, driving change in the motor industry. adapting to the post pandemic market, new eu admissions rules -- omissions rolls and a shortage osemiconductors. we will discuss the challenge ahead. electric car sales are on the rise but how much our government subsidies driving demands? plus, the rise in carpooling in france as local governments pick up the bill for commuters. 2021 was meant to be a year of recovery in the glo

stick around kate upton kate, we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ we made usaa insurance for membersly needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ lash impact goes sky high. we're made for. new lash sensational sky high mascara from maybelline new york. limitless length plus volume. sensational from every angle. new lash sensational sky high mascara. only from maybelline new york. the apex predator of coasters. jurassic world velocicoaster. only at universal orlando resort. the hunt is on... beginning june 10th. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest is an argentinian superstar who is making her u.s. tv debut, performing "wapo traketero" and "no toque mi naik" with special guest lunay, here is nicki nicole [ cheers and applause ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. >> right now at 6:00, a sense of normalcy, easter celebrations held across the bay area as some people gather more freely as vaccinations continue tonight. doctors hope people celebrate responsibly. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i am terry mcsweeney. the light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter. nearly 20 million vaccines state wide. this is the state's

kate barton.t to have you on if you can make sense of the tax proposals, you are a lot smarter than we are. tell us the key headlines that we need to know and what the clients are worried about right now. >> thank you, brian. good morning so there is a lot going on in terms of all of the tax proposals. i think the operative word is it is a proposal and there will be artful negotiation needed to get it done. the talk of the town is the corporate tax ratemoving from 21% to 28% really, the big action is on the international sections of the tax code and what will happen to multinational and coordinating that with the oecd that is one. certainly, the later talk of the town is capital gain increases which impacts mostly individual investors. it is important to corporate america as well as where you should locate employees. there are aspects to that as well, brian. >> 23.8% to 39.6%. do you think it ends up at 39.6%, kate? there is compromise. the gop doesn't have a lot of bargaining room. you don't cont

haha, thanks, kate. thank you, kate. >> still ahead, we have team coverage tonight on the dire drought conditions in california from southern california to the bay area. we've got you covered. also. >> they drought restrictions. what you need to know coming up in a live report and temperatures cool around the bay area today. some clouds out there. is there any rain in the forecast. we'll talk about that next. when you skip the rinse with finish quantum, you save up to 20 gallons of water each time. finish quantum with activblu technology has the power to remove the toughest stains without pre-rinsing for dishes so clean they shine. join finish and skip the rinse to save our water. 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 only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check covere

. >> in the crowd that day is william's girlfriend, kate middleton. their first year at st. andrews university in scotland. >> kate was really remarkable because she was quintessentially middle class as opposed to upper class. traditionally the royals have looked to the aristocracy when eyeing up suitors for young british royals. >> they actually spent four years together at st. andrews, at times living with one another, and really, really getting to establish a relationship. >> prince william would go to the middletons' home and spend a lot of time with them. he felt very at home there. and he could see how normal families worked. >> i know diana discussed with william. she said whatever you do you must get to know the person you marry, she must be your friend first and foremost. >> after seven years together william proposes to kate. >> when you go out with someone for quite a long time you do get to know each other very, very well. you go through the good times. you go through the bad times. >> the queen and prince philip are very close to william.

emma kate is 13 years old. she joins me with her mom betsy.g in the johnson & johnson vaccine trials. thank you for coming on. looking forward to this conversation. emma kate, to you first, what made you decide to participate in the trials? were you nervous at all? >> i wanted to help kids get vaccinated. and i wasn't nervous because i studied mrna at school and i'm used to getting vaccinated for flu. >> you studied mrna in school. that's impressive. we will talk about your experience in just a moment. dr. nguyen, you just found out that you got the placebo. tell us what it was like for you and finding out you got the placebo and then you just got vaccinated, right? >> right. so i am in the johnson & johnson two-dose version of the trial. so the johnson & johnson version that has been approved is one dose, but they are looking to see if two doses gives you better protection. so i previously received two doses of something. i had a 50% chance of getting the placebo or the vaccine, and on wednesday i found out that i was actually in the placebo

we made usaa insurance for busy veterans like kate. so when her car got hit, she didn't waste any time. she filed a claim on her usaa app and said, “that was easy.” usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. we see smarter software delivering cleaner power. emerson's breakthrough technology enables the power industry to integrate renewable energy sources to modernize and improve the electric grid. emerson. consider it solved. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. so you're a small business, with every vaccine, cvs is or a big one.ng you you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do t

kate hardcastle, _ non-essential retailers. kate hardcastle, thank _ non-essential retailers.ntial retailers. kate hardcastle, thank you very much indeed. a reminder of the story breaking, allergic that it at least 36 have been killed in a train crash in taiwan, after a derailment in the east of the country and dozens are still trapped inside carriages and more than 60 have been taken to hospital. officials say the train derailed just north. headlines in a few minutes. do not go away. hello there. temperatures have been coming down day by day and it's going to stay chilly now into the easter period but with high pressure nearby, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, though it'll be cold with overnight frost so gardeners and growers, beware. and then as we head on into easter monday, a significant cold, arctic blast will bring us a mixture of sunshine and also wintry showers. so for good friday, we've got high pressure building in, some slightly cooler air around it, and it will be breezier across northern and eastern areas. here's where we'll see most of the cloud — no

kate. >> absolutely.hat update. >> coming up for us, a critical moment for johnson & johnson after a series of setbacks for the vaccine maker. now cdc advisers are meeting as we speak about the vaccine's future. much more on that ahead. >> first, the academy awards are sunday. and actress glenn close is up for best supporting actress for his role in hillbilly elegy. she's taking the moment to shine a spotlight on something that hits close to home, mental health. her sister, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and now close is on a mission to end the stigma around it. >> i always said mental health is a family affair. when my sister jess came to me and said i need help because i can't stop thinking of killing myself, it was like a bolt out of nowhere. we have over the last ten years learned a tremendous amount about stigma, about how toxic it is. we have found that the best way to start ending stigma is to talk about it. bring change to mind is a nonprofit organization that fights against the stigma that surr

i'm kate bolduan. we're hoping for more answers to what happened to andrew brown jr. and why he died at the hands of police six days ago. this is important because any information about the circumstances here have been hard to come by. we're going to bring that to you as soon as they begin. overnight, there were more protests in elizabeth city, north carolina. again, they were peaceful. protesters demanding to see the full poddy camera footage. the familiar la was thrown a redacted and blurred portion of the video only. here's what they say they saw. >> heart broken. you know? we got a little bit of evidence. but that wasn't enough for us. starting the video, i heard shots fired. and it was pretty -- it was pretty much clear he was trying to get away instead of engaging in any officers. he was trying to get away. and they just kept firing. >> all right. let's go there. joining me right now is brian todd in elizabeth city, north carolina. brian, what is the latest? >> kate, moments from the brown family

we made usaa insurance for members like kate. former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. usafter my car accident,f, we're made for. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> now the latest on the derek chauvin trial. jurors have been hearing from police officials about use of force about medi

kate middleton the royal pageantry, elegance, and glamour on full display.d kingdom and a million people lining london's streets hoping for a glimpse of the future king and queen. glamorous guests from around the world poured into westminster ab abbey, an exclusive group of politicians, celebrities, and of course the royal family, and their hats >> the duke of york with his two daughters. the magnificent head dresses >> reporter: a time of unity, the princes arrived together prince william accompanied by his best man, prince harry. >> we watched this little boy grow up. we saw them in good times and in bad times, and i think americans loved him. >> reporter: as william and harry greeted guests the queen made her way from buckingham palace to the abbey cheered onnen on every step of the way >> the british public could see how happy the queen was about this marriage. but it wasn't just the wedding that was important to her. it was the fact that her grandson, the future monarch had chosen a bride who clearly was going to help him be the best he could possibly b

then kate peeled off and hung back to allow harry and william to talk.the first time harry would have spoken to them since the interview with 0prah since the interview with oprah winfrey —— setting up home in the united states. perhaps this could be a thawing of relations and no doubt the queen and the royal family would welcome that considerably.— welcome that considerably. although he had been here _ welcome that considerably. although he had been here for— welcome that considerably. although he had been here for a _ welcome that considerably. although he had been here for a number- welcome that considerably. although he had been here for a number of. he had been here for a number of days because he was in quarantine having flown in from the us, actually no other members of the royal family would have actually no other members of the royalfamily would have been actually no other members of the royal family would have been able to see him. they may have spoken to him on the phone but this was the first face—to—face meeting. on the phone but this was the

the kate.ow of how they can seek an appeal to overturn based on prosecutoral misconduct or any allegations based on. that appellate courts have no tolerance for prosecutors who do not disclose information and n. a timely fashion. and try to get it through rebuttal witness. seen this prosecution team is going to have to be extraordinarily prudent. and i hope this witness as informative as he can stay ton that leash. >> let's listen. >> dr. tobin, as you prepare to tell us why the results in your opinion are not reliable, could you please help the jury to understand something about oxygen saturation testing in the blood. >> right. so if you have, like was done in mr. floyd, when he went to hennepin county, he had an arterial blood gas obtained. that is sticking a needle into the artery at the wrist. you take out the blood. and then on the blood gas measurements, you measure a number of different items on that like the pressure of oxygen in the blood, the pressure of carb carbon dioxide and the ph

kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works hard, and thought she had good insurance. still pays too much. that's no good. so kate downloaded the goodrx app. now she can compare prescription prices, to find the best discounts. she even beats her insurance price. good for you kate, good for you. goodrx, stop paying too much for your prescriptions. download the free app today. we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. at emerson, our automation software is empowering pharmaceutical companies to accelerate their production of critical vaccinations for the world. emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "fast money. something interest went down on twitter last night that got us on the desk talking. two of the most captivating figures in the market are going back and forth about valuations, it all started when elon musk asked what you think about the market cap to gdp and wood replies that it involved during the industrial age and do not seem to be keeping up to the digital age, thanks to productivity and it is inflation lower than reported s

thanks for the coverage all day, kate. all righty to the masters round. 2 justin rose didn't have the round he had yesterday. he struggled early, but he came back to retake the lead by the end of the round. jordan speith right here. nice putt. hammond justin thomas are both in the top 10 on the leaderboard and 4th ranked player in the world column or cow was shot 3 under 69. he's currently tied for 13th through 5 strokes back of the leader. he's in the hunt. but you know, baseball is back and right here in the bay. so it's cool to see all the fans. and i was in line when i was parking here, i could hear the fans roaring. all the way down the embarcadero. i checked my phone. it was one day got a hit and drove in a couple great day for baseball was a traffic's backed the crowds are back of steidl's are back. that was the may be the only positive of the pandemic. i could shoot right to gain no crowd, no fans, no traffic. >> it took me about 90 minutes to get to the coliseum last back back to the masters for a moment. did you

william and kate are celebrating their anniversary today.atchell has been talking to people in the u.k. about their memories of that day. >> april 29, 2011, 10 years ago, and the marriage of prince william to kate middleton. the wedding watched by an estimated 2 billion people worldwide. ♪ across the country, the great british street party. ♪ jack was eight at the time. he helped organize, doing his best not to get stressed. >> you are going to hyperventilate. >> everyone was out on the street, we had auctions going on, raffles, cake going out to everyone. everyone wanted to get involved. we were all in the front room in the atmosphere was so happy and everyone was happy for the wedding. >> what is it like for you today? >>antastic. [cheering] >> this is my husband and we got married 10 years ago on the 29th of april. it was pretty magical because there was all the hype of the royal wedding. there had been a big lead up to the day. we watched the wedding. i am so patriotic. i love the moment, watching kate, her dress, her hair, her makeup, e

you kate. that was really informative. i enjoyed it a lot to hear this. not only as a woman, i was, i have not had to be a caretaker other than a mom but my husband had to be a caretaker of me for a while there when i had a series of mercer infections that they kept coming more and more out and when you had mentioned that a lot of times caregivers suddenly become nurses and positions assistance and he found himself in that role of having to do stuff that no person should ever have to do with open wounds and all that . so i'm sure that he had a lot of that caregiver 50 and we are over that for now. but it's a very real thing for men and for women so i'm glad you wrote this book about it. >> you so much. i'm so grateful to all of you for coming. it's great to see so many names and i'm sorry i didn't get to shout out everybody individually but i'm so touched that your youth all been here and asked such great questions and shown up on your saturday nights. thank you. >> congratulations kate. >> thank you. >> thank you ray for interviewing. i really enjoyed yo

kate rogers has more on all of these moves. kate >> hey, deirdre.g, restaurants have long invested in their own internal technology systems, but in recent weeks, some big names are making acquisitions and also revealing new investments. yum brands, the parent of taco bell, made two tech acquisitions in march the first, its purchase of kv anar antum, and the second the tictuk digital ordering has really become key for fast food and qsr brands over the last year. year on year, up 45% up for yum, up 174% for chipotle half of those sales coming from delivery chipotle revealed an investment in the autonomous delivery company that works with kroeger' and domino's kirk garner says the company could change the traditional delivery model and add that any new tech investments would really need to enhance its mission. take a listen. >> technology investments need to be things that can be co-created and create a sense after separation or difference in the marketplace and it's a crowded marketplace right now in many technologies and there's really appropriate pl

i feel -- i don't know what you feel, kate. want to say that the sussex's office have told me that the dutchess was very keen to be there. she's watching the service, as we are. >> we saw the emotion on all the family members. their comfort to each other. >> let's focus on this moment. we've got prince harry flanked by the duke and duchess. this is a very powerful moment, because these were eruptions through the monarchy, who has dominated the queen's life, how to deal with the departure of the sussexes, and the key dynamic is always william and harry and it feels like reconciliation. >> great unity. they're all pulling together to support their grandmother and support what she's been through and her loss. there they are altogether, the royal family. there's no formality. they're talking. >> breaking away there, chatting. >> it is a moment, a great poignant moving moment. i'm sure they're all heartbroken. we saw the pain etched on their faces as they went in. they've lost someone they loved so much and it was a life well lived

kate rooney live at stanford, thank you, kate. by the way, the warriors and chase center teaming up with clorox to try to keep fans safe. the partnership makes clorox. >> the official product used to disinfect disinfect the arena warriors say the deal will strengthen chase centers, clean initiative program which outlines so all cleaning and disinfection protocols throughout the arena. chase center has been closed to fans. of course, since the start of the pandemic more than a year ago. just last week, though california officials updated state guidelines to allow indoor live event starting on april 15th san francisco officials have not yet announced when they will allow fans back inside chase, but a lot of people looking forward to it. let's take a look live look outside see how things are shaping up on this monday afternoon and catherine is ot cloudy earlier. looks like it's clear now. yeah. actually looks pretty nice. and clear now, but also cooler and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us. >> i've been fine. i heard a lit

. >> reporter: kate raworth of oxford university calls herself a renegade economist. with the model, outlined in her 2017 book, which made waves around the world and was even commended by the pope. what is doughnut economics? >> so, doughnut economics, it's not about doughnuts, but it's about the future of humanity. we offer a doughnut shaped compass for creating the 21st century that we want. >> reporter: what makes the theory radical is raworth's assertion that governments need to stop looking at g.d.p. growth as the ultimate measure of success. >> we're getting very, very clear signals from the earth system, from climate breakdown, from ecological breakdown, that the way we are pursuing growth is destroying the living systems in which we depend. >> reporter: instead, she says societies should strive to operate within two concentric circles that look like a doughnut. she uses a diagram like this to explain. the outer ring represents earth's “ecological ceiling,” limits on damage being done to the planet, including climate change, air pollution and shrinking freshwat

and kate, you know, 99 years old. prince philip in so many ways, the center or a center of that family but also a bridge to a different world era. i mean, his brother, the deposed king of greece. just a different imperial era in the entire world. this is a moment in history. >> it is a moment in history. and prince philip, he was born in 1921. had to flee from greece. his family was thought to be under threat as well. and prince philip was born just a few years after world war i and, of course, served in world war ii and served so bravely in world war ii. and so many of those who served in world war ii, they are no longer with us. we've lost so many veterans. and the queen has also served in world war ii, and every time she is with veterans, she is just so sad. here she is, her own beloved husband. he was devoted on the side of the allies. they have this warmtime correspondence. as soon as the war was over, they got married. he is -- really is the end of an era. prince philip was a man who saw nearly all of the 20th c

kate rogers is now looking at the big rebound in sales numbers. kate. >> hi, tyler for the week ended march 28th, as we continue to lap the pandemic lows. comp sales up, comp traffic up 124%, both down over 60% this week last year year on year, the regions of the countries boundsing back were some of the hardest hi in 2020 and i had how, oregon, arizona, nevada, washington, hawaii, and alaska, segments that are outperforming including quick service and fast casual. it's something that tropical smoothie cafe is seeing firsthand. i talked to the ceo charles watson -- we were supposed to have a sound bite there -- he pointed on vaccines, stimulus and pintup demand. one note, they were having a hard time hiring >> they're having trouble findic people to fill jobs? >> yes, but what he did mention is they're starting to surpass some of the sales levels by about 30% they had in 2019 the business is doing really well, but they're having trouble finding people to come in and they are concerned a bit about customer service not having enough people, of cours

kate brown.virus cases are continuing an exponential rise across much of the united states, even as the number of u. -- of u.s. residents who've received at least one dose of a vaccine tops 100 million. on thursday the u.s. recorded over 79,000 new cases amid warnings that a sharp drop in testing may be masking an even greater number of infections. more than 1,000 people died of covid-19 on thursday. in washington, d. c., the opening day matchup between the washington nationals and the new york mets was called off after at least three nationals players tested positive for coronavirus. this comes as president biden is criticizing the texas rangers for planning to open its 40,000-seat stadium at full capacity for the team's april 5th home opener against the toronto blue jays. a u.n. official is warning burma could be headed towards civil war and pealed to the security council to take action to avoid an imminent “bloodbath”. at least43 people ve been killed, including dozens of children, since the b

kate rooney kron 4 kate gives a pretty good how to. >> yeah. team pays for that to 50 picks up the tab on that. 55 a pop. so i guess the team hopes people get vaccinated fast. we we. all right. everybody. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but tonight at 6 in just a few minutes. highly anticipated meeting is set to begin. >> the windsor town council could be asking mayor dominic foppoli to step down after being accused of assault by several women. we're live with the latest. details and the streets of oakland could be quieter and safer. this weekend the new plan in place to try to prevent dangerous and illegal sideshows. >> keep it here. kron 4 news at 6 is next.

kate >> square filing were a direct listing. they are going with the new york stock exchange ticker will be sqsp. this is a software company reminding people to use square space to make websites and it's profitable going into this direct listing they reported 30.6 million in net income on about 620 million of revenue last year revenue is growing about 20% year over year profitable going into this event. the company was last valued at about $10 billion in its last funding round. they had submitted a draft to go public confidentially. we're getting a couple more details. this is the latest company to f forego the traditional ipo. >> i guess they don't need investment bankers >>> there's one sector of the market that's rarely talked about but could be a big beneficiary of an infrastructure plan we'll break it down. >>> a store you don't want to miss man taken into police custody, charged with stealing taxpayer money meant to help small businesses during the virus pandemic that big cnbc investigation coming up next keep it right her

kate courtney, a professional mountain bike racer.umble opinion the coolest sport. you get to go up mountains, you get to go in forests, over rocks, in the mud. short, punchy climbs are my biggest strength. doing that over and over again is where i try to get an edge. but it can be down to the wire. there's so many races where, you know, groups of women are separated by ten seconds, five seconds. when you think about it, over an hour and a half race, ten seconds is a tiny mistake. >> she's trying to strain up the handle bars. it's costing her. >> my mechanic travelers with me everywhere. i wrote an ode to my mechanic. ♪ if you wreck your bike yeah he's the one ♪ ♪ that will make it all right ♪ ♪ because in when you're all in things happen and you can't always win ♪ ♪ but little darling, don't you panic ♪ ♪ just call your mechanic ♪ >> oh, my god! that's outstanding. [ applause ] >> that is my ode to a mechanic. >> that's phenomenal. >> i think we have our new golden girl. >> yes. >> and she's from kentfield. we'll be in tokyo with her

kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works hard, and thought she had good insurance.much. that's no good. so kate downloaded the goodrx app. now she can compare prescription prices, to find the best discounts. she even beats her insurance price. good for you kate, good for you. goodrx, stop paying too much for your prescriptions. download the free app today. with a bang, energy and change came to every part of our universe. seismic or small, it continues. change is all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. >>> the forward starts with us with our mission to empower people in organizations and in this it's about health care. about the patients, it's about doctors you it's about health outcomes and nuance and the team has done a fantastic job taking perhaps the most defining technology of our times, artificial intelligence, applying it in the most critical of industries, health care, and doing if also with a platform-first, partner-first approach for us at microsoft to bring everything we've bdone in health ca

kate, >> hey, sanaa's the ad wars are set to take on the mavericks tonight.it is the last contest chase center before they head out on the road for a four-game stretch now has been pretty up and down for the warriors. but hey, something pretty good. isn't the wind. that's because the war is won 7 of their last 9 games at this point making a spot in the playoff tournament is pretty much a foregone conclusion. so what the workers need to do is beat the mavericks tonight that will help their case. let me tell you a little bit about what's going to happen when they are in that game could be interesting because a lot of the mavericks starters are out tonight. kristaps porzingis dealing with some injury. so is josh richardson. they're both doubtful and their best player. the good on questionable along with fellow started to anthony smith and some rotation. guys. so could be a very winnable game. here's what steve kerr had to say earlier tonight about the importance of this game. >> all these against the team's near us in the new orleans memphis you know, we're done

kate shoesmith, _ sustainable for all. kate shoesmith, thank - sustainable for all.ompany uniqlo, doing well this morning, despite the nikkei's lacklustre open. investors are watching for its sales and earnings numbers today. the company has done extremely well during the pandemic but it's also facing some controversy. mariko 0i is watching the results, what are we expecting? well, victoria, we are expecting really strong results. of course, fast retailing owns a number of brands but of course as you said, the most famous is uniqlo which has done extremely well during the pandemic. i'm not sure whether you have ever tried them before but i guess, they close are seen to be stay—at—home close, if you like. so even during their last earnings, profit was already higher than pre— pandemic levels —— clothes. some markets like the us and south korea were hit by the pandemic but japan and china markets are doing really well and china is its second—biggest market. speaking of china, this is where the controversy you mentioned is taking place. the company has been caught up in

i thought i had beat all the odds as a single parent, and apparently there's one that i missed. >> kate, it just tears your heart out do experts have advice on how to talk to younger kids >> reporter: yeah, lester psychologists suggest asking open-ended questions and using what kids understand so maybe ask have you been having thoughts that worry you do you ever feel so bad that you don't want to be here? and most importantly, telling children there are people who can help and getting professional help. we have more resources on our "nightly news" facebook page, lester. >> yeah, kate, thank you for bringing us that story if you or someone you know needs help call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or text talk to 741741 >>> up next here tonight, how companies will try to re-engage workers. >>> all right. we're back now with our series on the american worker. while many companies say employees are happy and productive working from home, there is also a push to bring teams back. here's tom costello. >> reporter: in arlington, virginia the ground is trembling. as wo

kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> great stuff. kate. glad to see everyone back all right.he warriors name rick welts is replacement today and brandon schneider will be the next president and ceo of the organization snyder grew up right here in the bay area who was raised on the peninsula and was a graduate of the menlo school. he also told me he still remembers attending his very first warriors game. it was a for overtime win over the nets in 1987 this job is certainly a dream come true. >> it was quite quite a morning. you you can tell, something, i'll never forget but yeah, i think jason year what you are the implication of your question is right. and this is that it's a dream come true. and i couldn't be more excited to be in this role and and work with all great people to get to work with. what's ahead. >> greg, could you imagine like as a 9 year-old, as someone told what, 30 years you're going to president of the philadelphia eagles. no, probably do a terrible job. felt like he said dream come true. we grew up here was rooting for the warriors who have been in the org