but i remember meeting kathy. kathy don't remember meeting me. is that fair? [laughter]me >> i think i might have met you once and i must have been drunk or something -- but i can't and get embarrassed like this famous man on campus like he was -- essay -- i read he was like writing and essay -- >> nope. >> reading it and talk about about it so you were -- you were known and i had a lot of mad respect for you but we didn't crosses paths all too too much and i don't remember why i'm remembering. >> m i remember you and again i remember i was introduced to you via your art that was -- that was it. kathy you wrote some shit that rocked my world and continue to rock my wold and i hope we can talk offcram because i have other hard questions that i want to ask you. but thank you for sitting here and listening to me ask you questions and taking awesome incredibly hardi questions but most importantly thank you for writing minor feelings because it is feels like a once in a generation book so i hope y'all pick it up. >> same here peck up heavy. life changing. >> thank

we now welcome associate administer kathy leaders to provide remarks. please call station for a voice check. >> this is kathy lueders. do you hear me? >> we have you loud and clear. >> i could see and ever approaching the station one more time, near and dear to my heart to see that going on. i think both steve and megan mentioned how amazing it was to see resilience there on the station. the folks on the crew one and other parts of the iss team, you guys had the best view, but it was cool seeing it from earth. like steve talked about, wow, we talk a lot about this exploration being a team sport. this mission so far has really exemplified that. with our commercial partner, spacex, with our international partners, and with thomas pesquet and akihiko hoshide and megan, you and shane holding up on the nasa site here and our commercial crew and iss team. congratulations to all of you. it has been an amazing mission. i know you guys will be doing amazing things. i have been watching the folks here on station waiting for you. i know you guys will be having a l

kathy is running in pennsylvania. i keep hearing herschel walker might run in the great state of georgia. i do like that liberal democrats can be the coastal elites, i'm fine with that. the party of working men and women, minorities in america? that ought to be the conservative movement and the republican party movement going forward. >> that is donald trump, what he did to bring me to the party, bring kathy, herschel walker, that's why the democrats are playing the race card 24/7. your opening monologue with the evidence i can use in court to prove that joe biden is a racist. it laid it out perfectly. it's a reason why i left the democratic party. joe biden is a racist and because of his mental capabilities, he might not know it. but he's a racist. he owes georgia an apology because everyone who has any common sense knows that jim crow does not exist. that is a lie. that's a big lie. honestly, sean, he's playing this race card to divide this country while he passes hr 1, while the borders are unsecure, while he bankr

i need to turn to kathy park. kathy is in north carolina. kathy is covering the latest on another police shooting, andrew brown, junior, killed there last week as deputies served a warrant for his arrest. his family is going to see the bodycam footage at some point this hour. kathy, what more do we know about that encounter? what can we expect to hear from the family? >> reporter: craig, good morning. there isn't a lot of information that has been released regarding this shooting, which took place on wednesday morning. that's why family as well as the community want the release of the body camera footage. deputies were serving a service and arrest warrant on drug related charges. things quickly escalated. there are so many questions as to what exactly took place. craig, i can tell you we are on standby because at 11:30, the family is supposed to arrive with attorneys to see this body camera footage. they are hopeful. they are frustrated they had to wait this long. >> he did not deserve what was done to him. we will get justice if it's just f

and shawn glenn had a section in new york i guess it was, kathy. but it was a fabulous period. >> it was a great day for america. >> the interesting that i recall. >> i was in grade school. i would've been ten or 11. we were all glued to the tv. you could talk to anyone who we went with and junior high. televisions were rolling. clubs to stop. everyone was watching. there's a backdrop piece to that story. when was the united states -- it was stumbling and rumbling in a really horrific fashion. we all kind of sensed how daring allen shepard and john were those first three flights. but step back another notch and right as they are getting ready to fly the guys a river or trying to get -- blew up 13 rockets in a row. it worked so not well, that they blew them up. it flew sideways up the banana river. and we were like no, john, you've got this. you're going to be just fine. like at the same time. it was such an astonishing thing to work against that. >> this was a great achievement and engineering. do you think either of you think that john glenn himse

so kathy, what is next best thing you are cooking up at the moment?e right on the spot with that question there. i think that banijay is a huge company, 120 production companies across 20 territories. a huge catalogue. we have — in terms of cooking shows and what we are cooking up at the moment, i think as you know, we've got a masterchef finale. i would say on the theme of cooking masterchef is a global phenomenon. it's produced all around the world. it's about real people, real food, and is a fantastic reflection of culture everywhere. let's start with the scenes of violence that have been playing out in the streets of belfast and other towns in northern ireland. almost 90 police officers have been injured as protesters, mainly teenagers, threw petrol bombs and fireworks. the riots began in loyalist areas of belfast. they've been broadly linked to anger over controversial republican funeral and the irish seaboard imposed as part of the brexit deal. this has proved to be a very difficult story for the media to cover. which is what we're here to talk

kathy park is following this story >> no justice! >> no peace! >> what's his name >> andrew brown! >> reporter: tonight, calls for justice and growing pressure to release body camera footage after deputies shot and killed andrew brown jr. >> we are demanding that we have transparency and accountability a formal request with the sheriff's department monday, requesting the footage be turned over to them and the public. >> and if denied, th request is to be forwarde rt >> reporter: sheriff tommy wooten wants the footage released, too. >> our county will file a motion in court, hopefully monday >> reporter: wednesday pasquotank county sheriff's deputies were attempting to serve brown a search and arrest warrant on felony drug charges when shots were fired. >> got one male, 42 year of age, gunshot to the back. >> seven deputies are now on administrative leave and the sheriff said three other deputies have left the department but their decision was not related to the shooting none of the individuals have been identified >> if evidence shows that any of my deputies violated the law or pol

something has happened. >> what did you worry, kathy? what did you think had happened? >> i thought he was dead. >> reporter: kathy and john feared the worst for their friend, who had seemed out of sorts, in recent months. everything was fine when byron, first, moved back to his hometown of little falls about-five years earlier, after a career that took him all over the world with the u.s. state department. >> he was talking about living in moscow and cairo and dakar. and it's amazing. >> a worldly guy. >> very much, so. a great conversationalist and -- and fun to talk with. >> reporter: but recently, byron wasn't himself. his house had been broken into a few times. the thieves taking everything, from money to precious, family heirlooms. the langs say their friend had become afraid. >> he was acting real quiet, real scared. >> reporter: and then, that crime-scene van showed up outside byron's home, and kathy was sure her friend was in trouble. >> just worry and panic. it's like, something's wrong. >> reporter: she was right. something was wrong. burglars had struck, aga

and kathy, i'll start with you. if you had one thing that you like this group to remember about john quinn, or if you had a favorite memory -- you just heard mine -- what is your favorite memory, and what would you like people most to remember about john glen? >> i think my favorite memory are those all of half a dozen times i got to go over to the faculty club, and we used to have a private, quiet, talking about life lunch with any edge on. those were just to get those snippets of knowing them as two different human being, stripped away from all of everything else. but this is one of the truly finest, in every sense of that word, smart, confident, courageous, finest human beings, i think, that ever what the planet. can i at one other little thing? because he talked about getting a story. one of the things that struck me about what john did when he was flying on his shuttle flight, you know, he was, of course, the eye candy. he was the tiny shiny tied for the media. so that's what everybody wanted on the tv camera,

kathy in pool texas. >> caller: yes ma'am. thislady is not telling the truth . she must be, i don't know. she must be covering up for the biden administration these people are coming in surges. it is a border crisis. >> host: kathy, you've got to turn down your telephone. she saysangela it's a crisis, your response . >> kathy, you can call it that if that's the word you want to use and plenty of people do call it that. i'm not saying don't use that word and we are seeing numbers of people. i'm not disputing that were covering the period i'm covering that right now every day. i see the large numbers of people . they are coming and many are being sent back to mexico and the last caller said we should send everyone back to mexico and people would feel comfortable on this side. that's probably true mexico is our neighbor and that's creating a humanitarian problem there real stresses and strains. we don't want the problems right next door with our neighbors either. i'm not trying to cover anything up, i welcome you to come down. it's very clear what's happening, we c

kate >> that's some good news kathy park, thank you. >>> the nation is bracing for a he is the formerolis officer, of course, charged with killing george floyd and with closing arguments starting tomorrow, cities across the country are preparing for the reaction to whatever that verdict is meagan fitzgerald is in minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, minneapolis on high alert, windows boarded up national guard members on nearly every block, preparing for unrest as the case against ex-officer derek chauvin comes to a close. >> this moment is of enormous consequence for our city, for our state and for our nation and our world. >> reporter: tomorrow, the jury will hear closing arguments from both sides before their deliberation begins. >> a verdict has to be unanimous. all 12 jurors will have to vote either guilty or not guilty. any split in the jurors, even one juror who is a holdout for, for example, not guilty, that results in a hung jury and a mistrial. >> reporter: from coast to coast, cities are gearing up nypd officers not allowed to take time off starting tomorrow. minneapolis publi

>> kathy joins us now from indianapolis., where does the investigation go from here >> reporter: well, jose, the big question is motive. and that's still under review and you might notice that most of the crime scene tape tha surrounded the facility where the shooting took place has since been removed. and operations at the site have been temporarily suspended. jose >> kathy park, thank you. >>> what unfolded at that fedex warehouse is one of several deadly high-profile mass shootings in our country in just the past month kelly o'donnell joins us from the white house. kelly, how is the president responding to these shootings >> jose, consider this president biden has already called for lowering flags three times for mass shootings in his first 100 days friday he called these repeated tragedies a national embarrassment that must end. the president did authorize executive actions related to gun sales. but he is urging congress to change laws on background checks and assault weapons. pressed about whether he makes gun violence

kathy park is there. >> his family needs answers. >> reporter: tonight family members preparing to see andrew brown jr.'s final moments after he was shot and killed by by pasquotank sheriff's deputies >> the family is ready to see this body camera footage >> but there is no guarantee? >> there's is guaranteed. >> reporter: this comes days after growing pressure on the sheriff to release the video. he said he will put in a formal request monday. >> because we want transparency, we want the body camera footage made public. >> under north carolina law, the body camera film, video can only be released with the approval of a superior court judge. >> reporter: so how soon could the judge okay the release of the footage? could it be in a matter of hours? could it be days >> it could be in a matter of hours. it's up to the judge. >> reporter: four days ago, deputies were attempting to serve brown a search and arrest warrant on felony drug charges. dispatch audio reveals some details on the deadly shooting. >> we've got one male 42 years of age, gun shot to the back. >> reporter: searching for

kathy park in indianapolis kathy, thank you >>> a big partnership just announced between nasa and spacexn musk to build the lunar lander for this $3 billion contract it will put the first woman and first person of color on the moon sometime later this decade. >> incredible. looking forward to that. well, time for a little weekend morning boost. let's go back to joe fryer in new york with more hey, joe what you got >> reporter: hey, there. hello again. so getting into the college of your choice is an exciting moment for any student for one young man from tennessee, it was monumental >> are you kidding me? are you absolutely kidding me? >> what does it say? >> we're going to tennessee. >> let's see it. >> we are going to tennessee >> all right open the card up >> oh. >> you're getting into the university of tennessee. welcome to the big orange family >> what an amazing moment for that teenager. his name is kevin. he was born with a rare brain disorder doctors at one point thought he would never walk, much less talk boy, did he prove them wrong that card, even played rocky top, the unoffici

will: this is the kathy of bebo's and kathy.d, please be patient with the staff that did show up. no one wants to work anymore. they would rather draw unemployment. is that really what you think? >> that's true. that's so true. i'm so tired of all of it quit giving all this unemployment. getting unemployment and stimulus. why work? they make a lot of money. and a lot of people are on it that shouldn't be on it they come here and they apply, i say okay, you are hired, do they come? no. all they are doing is putting that on their unemployment. wake up. will: i can't tell you how many businesses i have talked to have said the exact same thing. >> it is. it's awful. will: short-staffed here all day long can't get enough people. >> i mean they are quitting just so they can get unemployment. will: that's amazing. there you have it, steve, brian, ainsley, that's the real world effect of these policies. here is the awkward conundrum. the government shuts down businesses. then the government subsidizes employees to stay at home. and now

her name is kathy gomez. >> kathy, we're on the record. >> reporter: cross tracked her down and videotaped his interview with her. >> and you know i'm -- i'm here today because eric glisson -- >> reporter: gomez, who was 16 at the time of the murder, says she first came in contact with the detectives for only-one reason. she was friends with miriam taveras, who spoke only spanish. >> so you served kind of as a translator? >> yes. >> reporter: but by the time she walked out of the police station, kathy gomez had become the key witness in the investigation of the fedex murder. gomez had signed a sworn statement claiming she overheard the same suspects talking about details of both crimes, that only the killers, or the cops, would know. >> tell me if you recognize your signature on that document. >> yeah, that's my signature. >> reporter: here is the problem. it's a crime kathy, now, says she knew nothing about. >> you know, i even told him. i even told him, i didn't see nothing like that. >> what's more, gomez says she could hardly read or write english. >> well, i couldn't read it. just, yo

any thoughts for kathy? but kathy this rings absolutely true and i am so lucky in life to be invited often to those reunions, and i i know about ike's boys, and i think it's wonderful that you raise this here today, you know, my grandfather. my grandfather love those boys, and i think i'm glad to know that it was passed down to you that the feeling was mutual. i also want to give a special acknowledgment and thanks to the families of many many liberating soldiers who are sharing their personal stories in our facebook comments today. susan will be glad to share those with you after the program. we are very very grateful for their bravery for their sacrifice and also especially for those who did not live to have descendants. we owe them a great great debt. susan was a real pleasure to talk with you today about your book about your grandfather as a man and as a leader, thank you. thank you for joining us. thank you so much. general eisenhower as we've described presciently with foresight recognized that there c

kathy and rick agree. >> everyone should have been working together for the people. >> u.s.ealth and human services concurs with that, and plan on following the gao recommendation. >>> now at 6:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn, bay area businesses targeted by protesters . some putting repairs on hold until after the derek chauvin trial. >>> i'm john ramos in oakland where cries for police reform have now reached the state legislature. we will tell you what is being proposed, coming up. >>> ready to reopen even more. the bay area county on the verge of entering the yellow tier. >>> in the bay area, and across the country this evening, businesses are preparing for potential unrest as the derek chauvin case reaches its closing stage. they are boarding up in minneapolis where the trial is being held all know in philadelphia. new at 6:00, juliette goodrich with the story of business owners hit this past weekend to putting repairs on hold. >> reporter: he is the most visual site. right outside the oakland police department. take a look at this. you can see how it is completely ba

kathie lee gifford now she's a star >> look at her beautiful home.that happened yesterday. we always knew kath was a star, but now it's official in hollywood. a star on the hollywood walk of fame can't wait to visit with kath. someone get the wine, get the vee i vino, but first your local news. >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a key hurdle cleared in google's massive downtown west development. the development covers 88 acres and promises several thousand new housing units. san jose council members are expected to cast their final vote next month. >>> getting a look at the forecast for you, meteorologist kari hall is standing by. kari? >> hey, we're going to have another warm and sunny day for a lot of our inland spots like brentwood, even up towards santa rosa. down to morgan hill, we will see highs reaching into the mid-80s today. then we cool off a few degrees but it will be windy this weekend, especially near the coast and some of the mountains. some of the gusts could reach 35 to 45 miles an hour, even into next week. it will still

to finish again, kathy would -- cathie wood arc has three etf's that has bought millions of dollars worthf coin-based stocks. it is an interesting bet. we are talking about cathie wood and aslan and now we are talking about cryptocurrency and the equities associated with them. caroline: ed ludlow, thank you. let's talk about another person who has been loving crypto for a while after it close lower than its closing price on wednesday, but still a blockbuster direct listing and received a mixed reaction from investors including arc investor kathy cathie wood. >> cryptocurrencies are vehicles for speculation. nobody is using them for payments like the dollar. they are using them to speculate, like gold. >> expect tremendous fallibility -- volatility. this is going to be unstable in terms of investors and analysts's understanding what coin-based actually is. >> i believe most of the people deeply invested in this company and this economy, this new crypto economy, our long-term thinkers about what is going to be possible. witness going to be a really interesting one for decades to come. >> th

thank you. >> thank you kathy. now we have steve stitch, manager of nasa commercial crew program. >> thank you jackie. as i watch the video play before we started our opening remarks is just -- reflected on the last two years steve said we have now three crew missions and just over 11 months. and when i think about -- watch video i think about team with that's is and spacex, and incredible team that refurbished this crew one booster that just flew our crew two theme to the space station refurbishing dragon spaceti over last ten months an just all of the hard work across the country from the spacex team nasa team and certifying. i was thinking about some of the meetings we have, and spacex and nasa work so well together. at times during meetings people will finish each other's sentences one person on spacex side mayce say something to nasa knows exactly what that person is thinking that is tremendous teamwork.re dragon is doing quell in orr bet. the crew is out of their suits right now -- therb crew is in the middle

kathy, you were at the news conference, the family of andrew brown jr. finally allowed to view what they describe as a snippet, 20 seconds to be precise of video. review for us what they said they saw. >> reporter: so ayman, obviously there was a lot of anticipationa lot of anticipation waiting for the release of this footage and it was only from one body camera and there was it appears one attorney present and they wanted to get the details of this. we were told that at one point that mr. brown was kind of stuck in the driveway because the sheriff backed in but i want to share more, go this sound bite we pulled from the attorney who was in the room watching this footage. >> andrew brown was in his driveway. the sheriff truck blocked him in his driveway so he could not exit the driveway. andrew had his hands on the steering wheel why he was not reaching for anything. not throwing anything around. he had the hands firmly on the steering wheel. they run up to his vehicle shooting. >> oh no! >> sure did. >> he still stood there sitting with the vehicle with

kathy also lives in the sunset and wants to buck the model minority myth that asian- americans won't reach out, especially during this time of increased attacks, so she is giving her dear friend a voice. >> whatever i can do to let the neighborhood know. >> reporter: dion lim, abc7 news. spec misle told dion that one of her attackers was arrested in georgia. >>> were the 200 million vaccine doses have now been administered in the u.s. the population is fully vaccinated. today, california governor gavin newsom tweeted a half of eligible californians have received at least one dose. >>> sky 7 over the stadium where more people were arriving for shots. it looks like the clouds were smaller than yesterday. the county says they can accommodate 50,000 points per day. >>> in san jose, city officials hope to backdate 800 to 900 and houston marginalized people today. vaccine access has been a real challenge for people living in inclement or some that have severe disability for today's clinic has been made possible by the supply of doses in santa clara county. struck down to the east bay. cont

i want to start where we began with kathy park in elizabeth, north carolina.s been five days since andrew brown jr. was shot to death. why hasn't this body-cam footage been released? >> steph, good morning to you. the delay is fueling a lot of the frustration on the ground here among community members as well as families because they want to know exactly what happened. but here in north carolina a judge needs to sign off on the release of the body-cam footage. we've learned city officials and sheriffs will put in the formal request today. we are standing in front of the sheriff's office where later on this morning the family of andrew brown and their attorneys, they say they plan on seeing this body camera footage. they're hopeful but it's not a guarantee. meanwhile, you mentioned there's very few details about what exactly took place several days ago, wednesday morning. we know deputies were attempting to serve a search-and-arrest warrant on felony drug-related charges and things took a deadly turn. seven deputies are on administrative leave. an outside sheri

i agree with kathy somewhat.nk the stimulus and the additional payment that people are receiving is keeping people from going back to work, because, in the health care industry, we have lots of jobs available. that's all i wanted to say. thank you. have a great day. host: testifying before the senate wednesday, federal reserve chair jerome powell spoke about the unemployment trends in the u.s. here's a portion of what he said. [video clip] >> conditions in the labor market have improved as with overall economic activity. jobs rose in february as the leisure and hospitality sector recoups about two thirds of the jobs they lost in december and january. the recovery has progressed more quickly than expected and is strengthening. this is due in part to the unprecedented fiscal and monetary policy actions i mentioned, which provide essential support to households and communities. the sectors of the economy most adversely affected by resurgence of the virus remain weak. the unemployment rate is still elevated at 6.2%.

weekend's oscars a story about a family searching for the american dream is going for gold here's kathy park. >> reporter: an immigrant story of grit and grace is earning "minari" six academy award nominations including best picture steven yeun making oscars history as the first asian-american nominee for best actor. "minari" follows a korean-american family in the '80s putting down roots in rural arkansas it's a deeply personal project for lee isaac chung, who directed and wrote the film loosely based on his own life there are so many things that a lot of immigrant families can relate to in this film how important was that for you to include but also to get right? >> this is something that i want my daughter to watch, you know, years from now >> reporter: chung says "minari" hits all the right notes thanks to actors like yuh-jung youn, a star in south korea, making her american feature film debut >> i thought she's our secret weapon. she's phenomenal >> how did isaac convince you to be a part of this film? >> he didn't convince me through his friend he gave me the script, and i said ye

they say get out now here's kathy park to race to contain it >> reporter: tonight a state of emergency outside of tampa in an area known as piney point where there is growing fear a reservoir holding millions of gallons of radioactive water could collapse, becoming an environmental disaster >> today onsite engineers deemed the situation to be escalating the containment wall at the leak site shifted laterally signifying structural collapse could occur at any time. >> reporter: local officials are evacuating homes and closing off roads in manatee county, telling residents in the area to get out now. >> we might get sick i should be wearing a mask right now like i said, let's hope for the best. >> reporter: the leak was found more than a week ago in one of the walls of the 77-acre reservoir which contains waste left over from the production of fertilizer crews have been working around the clock removing as much water as possible to avoid a catastrophe. >> at this point it will enter the waterways one way or another. as a result, it will probably cause things like algae blooms which end up

kathy park has late details. >> reporter: tonight the island of st. vincent on the verge of disaster after another volcanic eruption the lush caribbean island now looks more like a battle zone with a thick layer of ash coating nearly every corner of this country, while the strong smell of sulfur hangs in the air the prime minister described the ongoing crisis >> how bad is the situation right now, and would you say the conditions are worsening? >> both on the east and on the west covered in ash a lot of homes have been destroyed by the weight of the ash. my home village outside of my mom's house, the ash covered up to my ankle. >> reporter: roughly 16,000 have now evacuated the surrounding area today's explosion shut off water and knocked out power to much of the island, but cruise ships are now on deck to help with evacuations. carnival tweeting, we are awaiting next steps from st. vincent's government >> we have to manage all of this during the time of covid. we have managed the pandemic quite well. we have had only ten deaths. >> reporter: after de

kathy, let's start with you. long before the public sees what led up to the shooting, or learns more, for that matter, of the shooting death of andrew brown junior? >> well, good morning to you lindsay. based on what we heard yesterday, it could be very soon. we heard from both the city manager as well as the mayor of elizabeth city north carolina and the sheriff in that community. and they all say they are taking formal steps, as early as monday to release that body camera footage. as you know this comes amid mounting pressure to do so. mr. brown was shot and killed on wednesday. there have been a lot of protests on the ground. but here is a little bit more on the sheriff's message that he posted yesterday on facebook, take a listen. >> we want the body camera footage made public. that's why i asked the bureau of investigation to confirm for me that the releasing of the video, would not undermine their investigation. once i get that confirmation, our county will file a motion in court, hopefully, monday, to have

kathy park, nbc news >>> and now to the covid crisis more than 68 million americans have now been fully vaccinated. but tonight there's new concern over a shortage of the johnson & johnson doses. gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: tonight as at least 32 states report increases in new covid-19 cases, the nation bracing for a significant slowdown in the rollout of the johnson & johnson vaccine. with only 700,000 doses allocated to states for next week, 86% less than last week's 4.9 million doses. >> we do expect week to week lower levels >> reporter: in one case a major ingredient mixup led to 15 million doses being spoiled. >> if you have an appointment, everyone's working to make sure that we can try to keep it you just might not be getting johnson & johnson. >> reporter: this as georgia and north carolina and colorado pause johnson & johnson vaccinations at five sites after reports of adverse reactions like fainting in a small number of cases. >> in the big picture this is an incredibly small number, so having several dozen cases while something to watch for is not concerning >> repor

i would speak for kathy, but i thank the dear lord i was in the place and had the opportunity. to talk about that lack of cooperation and pulling teeth every day with the yemen intelligence service to bring witnesses, to let us look at evidence, we really got nowhere until deep into 2001, but it wasn't until 9/11, it was a watershed event and a change in the yemen government overnight, literally. one of the key aspects of this we had a meeting myself and my supervisor tommy donlin. we were the only ones in country on 9/12. we had a meeting with the head of the yemen intelligence service and he had a very close relationship with john o'neil, referred to him as the brother in arabic. he was asking how john was. we had word early on the 12th of november that john o'neil was missing and presumed dead. when the general asked about brother john, how is he, ali choked up and said he may be dead and the general started to choke up as well. immediately he picked up the phone and called the control tower and said the last yemen flight was not to leave. the cooperation after that was trem

kathy also lives in the sunset. she wants towants towants towant asian americans won't speak out, especially during this time of increased attacks, so she is giving her dear friend of voice. >> whatever i can do, yeah, to let the neighborhood know that san francisco knows knows knows >> they are so brave, speaking out does create change. miss lee told me one of her attackers was actually arrested in georgia, this week. she describes him as an asian man. she and kathy are hoping her attackers get serious jail time. >>> turning now to the weather, a live look at the east bay hills and a san francisco tower camera, it is really clear looking out over the city. it is hazy elsewhere. overall, it is beautiful and getting warmer. spencer is here with a look of the forecast. >> today. that is an appetizer for what is coming. you can see the 24-hour temperature change indicating it is 2 to 4 degrees warmer in some bay area locations than yesterday. it will be warmer everywhere, tomorrow. look for highs in the 60s or some coa

>> kathy, thank you. >>> a massive fire ripped through a hospital caring for covid patients in baghdad. the inferno killed 82 people and left dozens more injured many were on ventilators and unable to escape the blaze investigators believe it was sparked by an exploding oxygen cylinder >>> we're getting a first look at the indonesian submarine that went missing last week the wreckage was found in murky water off the coast of bali nearly 3,000 feet below the surface. all 53 crewmembers on board died in the accident. an investigation into what happened is still under way. >>> president biden will mark his first 100 days in office this week. he will close out this first chapter of his presidency with a prime time address to congress on wednesday and this morning we have new nbc news polls on how americans think he is handling key issues. nbc's tracie potts joins us with more those polls show a mixed bag for the president. >> reporter: right, frances. it really is a mixed bag with not only the president's overall approval rating, but on those key issues that you talked about in some areas.

here is nbc's kathy park >> reporter: the island of st.incent on the verge of disaster after another volcanic eruption. the lush caribbean island now looks more like a battle zone with a thick layer of ash coating nearly every corner of this country while the strong smell of sulfur hangs in the air. the prime minister described the ongoing crisis how bad is the situation right now, and would you say the conditions are worsening >> the northern one-third of the island, best on the east and on the west covered in ash. a lot of homes have been destroyed by the weight of the ash. my home village outside of my mom's house, the ash covered up to my ankle. >> reporter: roughly 16,000 have now evacuated the surrounding area these explosions shut off water and knocked out power to much of the island but cruise ships are now on deck to help with evacuations carnival tweeting we are awaiting next steps from st. vincent government on a evacuation support. >> we have to manage all of this during a time of covid we have managed the pandemic quite well w

stuart: kathy barnette, sure thing.ns. ashley, did he give a date? ashley: yes he did and finally, june 15th, all right? so that is more than two months from now. it is the date that all statewide coronavirus restrictions will be lifted in california but the mask mandate will remain in place. according to local media, businesses, restaurants, bars, churches, movie theaters, sports, entertainment sites, all other businesses will be able to fully reopen. the report also says all schools and universities will be reopened for in-person instruction. this is a full-blown reopening. governor gavin newsom says the state is seeing a bright light at the end of the tunnel but also encourages californians from the to let their guard down but june 15th, more than two months away, stu. stuart: ashley, what's this about covid creating another shortage? uh-oh, what is it this time? ashley: it is not toilet paper. packets of ketchup, the small individual packages that restaurants give out or sometimes charge with pickup, take-out, deliv

then, as kathy alluded to. it is busy time for us. we'll get the crew docked on saturday then after we get them safely onbard and start to focus on looking at wednesday april 28th at 7:00 a.m. and eastern time and the targeted touchdown within the landing on wednesday april 28th about 12:40. a busy time for. it is exciting time the first time we have done the direct handover and really proud to be a part of the team. >> thanker, steve. now joel at nasa. >> hello again. outstanding launch. a great way to end the week you know we are expected to have another commercial crew yonker board in space coming and these missions allow us to keep the research program and technology development for artemis in the low earth orbit activities onboard the international space station moving forward within incredible amount these missions they enable these onboard so we are peeked to have it and 11 people onboard after docking and only a short time but something that we have been preparing for and we are looking forward to it. after launch we did infor

it's the first time kathy anderson has seen her daughter in more than a year. kathy isn't vaccinated for covid-19 and according to the state's department of public health, she should get tested and self-quarantine for seven days, but those who are fully vaccinated like larry pettis -- >> i feel a lot easier now traveling being vaccinated. >> reporter: just got the okay from the centers for disease control and prevention to travel domestically without getting tested or self- quarantining as long as they continue to take precautions including wearing a mask. fully vaccinated international travelers must have a negative covid-19 test in hand before boarding a flight to the u.s. and test again three to five days after their return. >> i'm not sure we're ready for that yet. that's just my opinion. >> reporter: travelers we spoke to say they feel it is too soon to ease restrictions. >> it just seems like all of a sudden it's a rush. >> had i mean if we're able to get herd immunity, obviously i don't know if that's achievable, but i think you have to maintain it proba

this is a roller coaster 10% today as kathy wood builds a sizable take in that company we'll talk about the shareholder in just a moment and later tesla kicks off a jam packed week of earnings with reports after the bell and we'll get analyst reaction as soon as tesla hits the tape but first to the big stories we're watching mike santoli checking the action and robert frank with the latest on a potential capital gains tax hike and joining us is michelle meyer and janet lowe but mike start us off with this market. >> the market is looked a little bit indecisive in the last week but hard to argument with the strength volumes are low. investors are fully exposed to stocks already and yet the market continues to show that the path to least resistance is higher for now this is a two-year look at the s&p. i chose that because it is fascinating how we've essentially kind of resumed the trajectory, if you go back to three years, resume from the precovid crash bull market as if it looks like it was kind of a bolt in the blue that did not have a lot to do with the ongoing fundmentals. this is a 4

joining me now from elizabeth city, north carolina is nbc news correspondent kathy park. kathy, bring us up to speed with what's going on right now. >> reporter: so, katy, essentially it's wait and see mode. i can tell you that family members of andrew brown jr. as well as the attorneys will now inside the sheriff's office viewing the body camera footage. but it's been an interesting turn of events because everyone was supposed to come together at 11:30 this morning, but there was a bit of a delay and confusion, because according to the brown family attorneys, they said that they were told by the county attorney that they had to redact the body camera footage. the county also released a statement saying that they were citing the law saying they had to blur some of the faces in footage. but they did process, i guess, this footage immediately once the request came in on sunday night. so they are claiming that they were moving very quickly, but it does take time to redact the footage. we spoke with attorney ben crump earlier today about the redaction. here's what he told us.

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