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you ♪ ♪ i never never loved someone way i love you ♪ >>> alicia keys started the show with a little kns joined drake on stage to take the trophy during his acceptance speech ♪ tell me ♪ >> something else there, pink was owned with the icon award and joined by her 9-year-old daughter willow in that performance as the track "cover me in sunshine." >>> and the late rapper pop smoke honored big with four new awards including new artist. great to see awards shows coming back >> phil mickelson winning, fans back, we're on our way >>> and groundbreaking history will be made this at the indianapolis 500 her seem becomes the first majority female crew to in the race she said crew members will have to earn their spots. >> that's awesome. >> thanks for kicking off your week with us on "early today." i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera, before we negotiation we're celebrating tionalna >>> there's no evidence this condition is linked to the vaccine at this time. >> right now at 4:30, the vaccine and kids, concerns are growing about the possible connection between the vaccine and a heart cond

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vevid testing and 'sall for ou get an healthprids going to be thbasic invials screengs because we knot of people lost their jobs and that means you lose your health insurance. and or you don't have money to go see a doctor and it's been over a year now. so if you have high blood pressure or if you have diabetes as an example you will be able to get a free exam and then in addition to that a lot of people lost their jobs. and aren't going to be able to return to that job come june 15. when we are supposed to go back to normal. so it's not going to be normal for a lot of people so we are going to be able to have over 30 employers that are going to be on site so bring your resume. you will be able to fill out applications there and then and you will get an interview right there and you just might get a job on the spot. >> wow, are those the big chain employers or local mom-and- pop's? >> it's a combination of both. it's from small mom and pops to midsized businesses to chain companies. and then the other thing we are doing is we are having an education fair because a lot of people don't

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will delve into everything in his personnel file or any complaints from other employees and we will kn a lomore about mr. cassidy in the coming days, but his neighbors, they tell a tale and say he was in their words a mean guy. and he wasn't a nice man. we will see if that transfers to his workplace as well. >> reporter: when they hear there were gas cans and ammunition rounds that could've gone off or could have sent rounds into the neighborhood or could've started fires at neighboring houses, that leaves them very angry. >> because of the proximity. in any case it is a tragedy all the way around. reporting live from san jose. thank you. >>> we will look live from chopper 5 right now with an intense investigation underway into the deadly mass shooting at a vta railyard and we are told atf, fbi, bomb squad and all combing inch by inch of acilitoking fo poteially ngeroumates that could be still in that facility and they are also looking at trains and possibly even the train tracks to make sure there are no explosive materials at that facility. >>> to recap at this shooting. eight people

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