. ♪ >> kay is 13 years old.neath her shy appearance the teenage girl was at the origin of a movement that caused debates in israel. it all goes back to her return to school after the lockdown. >> i was wearing in pair of shorts. at the school strans -- entrance they told us to wait. the teacher took us to the secretary and we were left there for the whole day. >> kai and her friends were expelled for three days because of their clothes. they decided to fight back. their short revolution quickly became national. this morning, the teenagers challenging the school's dress code again. >> i bought slightly longer shorts. let's see what they'll tell me. >> well, we know after what happened, they can't expel you again so don't worry. if they say anything to you, just give us a call. >> kai's mom, an architect, supported her daughter. for her, giving up shorts is surrendering to the rise of conservatism in israel. >> i also went to class wearing shorts. it was 30 years ago. i thought things would have changed since but

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this is karen kai. and i am affiliated with hamachi little friends and also on the board of the asian pacific islanders and the national historic preservation organization that focuses on sites that are far too often overlooked within asian american communities nationally. and, i think this is one of the significances of this landmarking. this will actually be the first building in san francisco specifically recognizing japanese americans that will have achieved state, local, and national recognition as landmark quality buildings and thus telling that story and giving the weight of the importance and the significance of our communities of color, marginalized communities indigenous communities that. and i think it is a real tribute to the planning department and the board that the equity efforts that have been taking place are really coming to fruit and specifically i think we all want to thank francis mcmillen and donna graves and the others through those departments who have put this together. they've

. >> kim, you also testified just last week about how this bill not only threatens kai but also your actually be revoked and your family might even have to leave the state. do you feel like the lawmakers really heard you or understood what you were saying? >> well, first of all, thank you for noticing that i testified because once kai was finished, i think i was an afterthought for everyone. so we've already had to move once. we had to leave our hometown because it was no longer safe due to the rhetoric around the bathroom bill. and we moved to the safest place in texas, which is austin. but these bills that they're proposing now would leave us no safe place to be in texas anymore. and, yes, as a mom and a registered nurse and these bills being so broad and you have no idea how they're going to use them, you know, as a mom i know the data, i know the information. as a nurse, i know the science and i can't not do the right thing by my daughter and i can't not do the right thing to my patients. it's putting me in a really horrible position. just like most parents of trans kids in texas

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welcome to bbc news — i'm katty kay.ession of congress. he's due to lay out an ambitious spending plan, worth trillions of dollars. republicans are wary, to put it mildly. one of the biggest proposals involves child tax credits. in plain english, that would mean thousands of dollars per child, for american families. republican tim scott will deliver his party's response. the well—respected senator is due to say the covid rollout, and the economy, were already in good shape before mr biden took office.

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. >> kai shapley was sand different gender at birth. age 3 she was a girl and began her transition. young trans people like her whose rights are under attack and this, even as new polling suggests that the majority of the country is on kai's side here. 67% of adults surveyed oppose state laws barring trans people from competing in sports consistent with their gender identity and that includes 66% of republicans who were asked the question. perhaps more importantly, 66% oppose state laws banning trans minors from receiving gender-affirming health care, including hormone treatments and other procedures that help align a person with gender identity, including a whopping 77% of republicans in the poll. a small segment of americans to scapegoat in order to win votes from their base, trying to harm trans children like kai shapley who simply want to live their lives. we were able to chat with kai and her mom before i came on air this morning, delivering a message of hope. >> well, it's quite scary living in texas as a trans kid, because there'

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welcome to bbc news — i'm katty kay.ur top stories: we're about 30 minutes from president biden's first major address to a joint—session of congress. he's due to lay out an ambitious spending plan, worth trillions of dollars. republicans are wary, to put it mildly. one of the biggest proposals involves child tax credits. in plain english, that would mean thousands of dollars per child, for american families. republican tim scott will deliver his party's response. the well—respected senator is due to say the covid rollout, and the economy, were already in good shape before mr biden took office. hello i'm katty kay, and welcome to the bbc�*s special coverage of president joe biden�*s first address before a joint—session of congress. in the hour or so ahead we'll hear mr biden make his case for a multi—trillion dollar overhaul of the very fabric of the nation. according to early excerpts he's due to say that: �*america is on the move again. turning peril into possibility. crisis into opportunity. setback into strength.�* th

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>>> good morning and thanks for joining us for our mid kay newscast. i'm cierra johnson in for marcus washington. we start off with breaking news. a truck flipping over on highway 101 causing a big backup in the south bay. let's begin with mike inouye who has been tracking the progress to get the truck right-side up. good morning, mike. >> reporter: highway 101 was completely closed when they had to close all lanes because a truck was laying across. that is big rig just before 8:00 this morning. this truck laid down on the roadway which meant no one could drive off of 101 or each coming off of 880 for a couple of hour. we caught up with skyranger overhead. it was on the roadway for half an hour. as they still pulled to the side they had connectors closed and minutes ago, i got word from chp they have also opened all lanes. 101 opened first and the connectors off 880 recovered and recovered in a quick fashion because it's a light friday morning commute. >> now a live look across the bay area where you can see the fog covering a few places like san bruno

kai lost her restaurant in san francisco during the pandemic. bummed out, so alex is helping her. and you know what? alex istoo. everyone was texting her, hey, you're on tv. it brought a lot of smiles. oh, yeah, the game. bottom of the 1st inning, curt casale, a two-run single. that's all the giants needed. that's all the runs they scored was in the 1st inning. eric sanchez goes five innings. giants win 5-0. >>> let there be fans. tomorrow night, the first night fans will be allowed at a warriors game in more than a year at chase center. about 35% of the arena will be filled, and fans, you have to be vaccinated or show proof of a negative covid test. no tickets available. so you know it's going to be a hot ticket. the warriors host the nuggets. we'll have live team coverage throughout the day and'veing from chase center. back in a moment. which shows will you be getting into tonight? how about all of 'em. netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. fro

.♪ exclusively at kay.me♪ >>> an independent vaccine advisory panel for the cdc will hold a critical meeting to decide whether to end the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. we are expecting good news on this. >> yes, they are expected to go over the latest findings after seven reports of rare blood clots in people who received the vaccine. dr. megan ranney is with us. it's great to have you. i want you to respond to what we just heard the head of the nih, dr. francis collins say this morning about the pause. here he is. >> one of the reasons i think it's been good to have this pause is to get everybody apprised of that so that all physicians know that this is something to watch out for and can be prepared to treat it appropriately if it should happen again in the future. >> the thinking is for physicians, don't give a certain type of treatment medication to people who have had this vaccine because it can increase the blood clotting. he thinks the pause is good. my question is, if it comes back to marke

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and katty kay, many people don't realize, the mel kuiper jr. of the uk, so we'll be going to her with full draft analysis, right, katty? >> yeah. maybe later in the program when we're in break, we'll do that, right, willie? when no one's watching. >> we'll circle back you. let's begin with rudy giuliani's role in the trump administration's role in the ousting of an ambassador has landed him in the middle of a federal investigation. people familiar with the matter tell "the new york times" that investigators are looking into whether giuliani broke lobbying laws surrounding the firing of former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. fbi agents seized telephones and computers from giuliani's office in manhattan this week. according to sources, at least one of the warrants sought evidence related to yovanovitch and her role as ambassador. the warrant also reportedly sought giuliani's communications with ukrainian officials, who had butted heads with the former ambassador. according to the sources, that includes some of the same people who also w

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and we expressed our concerns to kai. we laid out on this conference table detailed maps of each of the wilderness areas. we delineated needed access points oexisting roads into the wilderness areas that had been closed off. reid: if they had a complaint that was valid, we had maps with us, and we'd just change it right there. they'd call me, "is at ok? i'd say, "sure, go ahead and do that." johnson: at best we wouldn't get everything we asked r. anderson: at the end of the day, when we cut a deal, we're gonna try to cut a deal that does as good a job at minimizing the things that you're ncerned about and maximizing the things that you want. johnson: this process came to an end when an amendment was passed through congress. [gunshot] quite frankly,e got most of what we wanted as did the ranchers, as did the department of wildlife, as did some of the mining interests. and quite frankly, we have some disappointments. all in all, with that amendment, my conclusion is it s worked pretty well. reid: my work on wilderness damag

with us catty kay and former chief also with us.cture, your thoughts as we take this in? >> well, hearts, minds and prayers go to officer evans family and his fellow officers. you see his remains being carried by the joint color guard, led by the two sergeant at arms. this is a very solemn moment, and it's a very chilling event. i was there for the last funeral. and it has a big effect on the capitol, police force and the family because while this ceremony is going on, they're still protecting the capitol, and they will be tomorrow morning at 1:00, tomorrow morning at 3:00, just as they did on 1/6 to try to protect the capitol. and this is another day in history most people will remember where they were when this event happened. >> and, general, i think we'll go into this shot here in full as we take it in. walk us through what it means for these officers because you say january 6th hangs over all this. what does it mean for such an embattled force here to honor, remember and commemorate another fellow officer lost tonight. >> well,

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one of those taking part will be ben kay, the former england international., mild head trauma when i was playing rugby, if i can be part of the process that examines how that might affect notjust sportspeople but anyone who has suffered head trauma in their life at some point, and absolutely i want to throw my weight behind it. an existing study funded by alzheimer's society started in 2013, it involves 700 people aged between a0 and 59. they have intensive tests every two years, including scans to monitor brain function. now 50 former elite rugby players from that age range will be added, and any changes compared to the wider group can be assessed. a small number of former professional footballers will also be recruited. we are looking, almost in real time, we are following people during their midlife, between a0 and 59, and we are looking at the subtle changes in their brain and trying to understand not only what caused them but what effect they are having and what they go on to develop. so we can in the future create treatments and measures to stop people

jon kay has the story. britain just got a little bit smaller.decades. it's nature in the raw, you know, it's quite massive when you see the size of it. there are trees out in the water, it's huge. pretty amazing. it's a big lump, you could say, that's come down there. erosion can be dramatic here because of the local geology. we've got a stack of rocks in this cliff here with clay at the bottom and sandstone on top. this expert tells me the cliff became soaked with rain water over the winter and then dried out in spectacularfashion. what do you make of this? well... he laughs. it's that simple. i'm a geologist so this kind of thing really, really excites me, but my second thought is, of course, ok, what needs to be done to make people aware of the hazards that exist around this kind of thing? with that in mind, 300 metres of the clifftop have now been cordoned off. there are fears of another collapse. and fossil hunters, who always flock to this stretch of the jurassic coast, are being warned not to climb on the rubble. it will all be left for t

jon kay, bbc news, exeter. the easing of coronavirus restrictrions "one step at a time" and not to squander the progress made on beating the virus. the latest survey from the office for national statistics has found the number of infections has fallen in england and scotland, but it's not clear whether they are rising or falling in wales and northern ireland. our health editor hugh pym reports. out in the sunshine and enjoying new freedoms in england this week to see friends and family outdoors. but there is a warning ahead of the easter weekend that meeting people within the rules was fine, but not to go further. you only have to look across the channel, to the very high covid pressures in france and other parts of the continent right now, to realise that we mustn't squander the huge progress that we've made. the head of nhs england is now looking ahead and believes useful lessons have been learned during the pandemic. the way in which the nhs has mobilised, not only for the successful vaccination campaign, bu

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kay, really good to see you. take care, you guys. ? thank you for those questions. i want to echo his comments. i see this all the time in pricing of agriculture product in the pacific northwest. there's too much a concentration of power in setting the price, and we need to either look for new competition or we have to figure out exactly what that market influence is that is just too -- so the channels in the horizontals -- i'm sorry, the verticals there are just, you know, putting too much pressure on the price. so anyway, okay, we're turning to senator moran. >> -- for this hearing. i had an opportunity to meet both with miss khan and with senator nelson. and i appreciate those conversations. they were valuable to me. i don't have any questions for you, senator nelson. i wish you well and i look forward to working with you both in the commerce committee and the appropriations committee in regard to nasa and our future space opportunities including aviation and aerospace in kansas. let me ask miss khan a question about social media. i've become increasingly concern

kai havertz with the opener after eight minutes.en by west brom last weekend, were three—up within half an hour. christian pulisic and kurt zouma on the scoresheet. palace did pull one back through benteke before pulisic�*s second. swansea city hope to be in the premier league next season — they've boosted their hopes of promotion from the championship, with a 3—0 win at millwall. steve cooper's side had lost four games in a row, but an excellent goal by andre ayew put them ahead just before half time. and swansea took control in the second half — excellent work from jamal lowe as he scored his first goal in 18 games. and, having rediscovered his shooting boots, lowe made it 3—0 in the 85th minute — swansea fourth in the table and looking good for a play—off place. elsewhere in the championship, leaders norwich need just two more points for promotion after a 1—0 win at derby county. third—placed brentford returned to winning ways with a 5—0 victory at preston, while bournemouth are up to sixth after beating coventry 4—1. birmingham

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