kristi: ok. thank you. thanks. >> thank you.hink this is kind of a difficult one, because i don't know. i mean, i don't know if, by approving her for the program, that that's going to do her time any justice, because she's not going to be focusing on herself. she's going to be focusing on the child. >> when we come back, as one mom prepares for the uncertainty surrounding her delivery, another prepares for separation. [crying] another prepares for separation. [crying] ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> how are you feeling? kristi: miserable and ready to have this baby right now? today. doctor: sure she is. that was her head there moving on me. it was right there. 135 is perfect though. next time you come in, we'll check your cervix and see if you're dilating. if you get to 41 weeks and three days and you haven't started doing something, we'll talk induction. kristi: two weeks? but she's any time. she's term right now. doctor: she is term right now. so if she's born right now, she's good to go. >> ok. >> ok? >> all right. soledad: kristi is about to g

yam gauch kristi yamaguchi.since she won olympic gold. >>> now a look at the forecast, meteorologist kari hall standing in front of the beautiful sunrise, you love those i know. >> absolutely. it's starting out beautiful in the south bay. we are going to see the sunshine throughout today with some clouds in the mix, but it is very chilly out there. make sure you're prepared for the cool weather we'll see today with some upper 40s to start, low 60s by this afternoon. but not everyone's going to see sunshine all day. we have this storm system that's off the coast and will bring in a chance of rain today. we'll talk about when and where in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> developing for you this morning, chp they need your help to find the shooter who injured a young boy riding in his car on interstate 80. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning outside chp offices. bob, do they have any leads? you don't want this kind of person running around. >> reporter: unfortunately

win the gold in figure skating, but the very first aapi ever to take that title was fremont's own kristi. "today in the bay's" mike inouye sat down with her 30 years after that big win. >> we're looking at your part in aapi history as we approach 30 years after your gold medal win in albertville in 1992. can you remember what that meant to you at that point, specifically? >> i just felt like any other california girl, kind of going after her dreams, not really realizing in the moment that i could possibly become the first asian american woman to win a winter olympic gold or even medal, so it wasn't on my mind at that point, at that point it was just like okay, just do what you can, don't fall and make mistakes. >> and she was like any other california girl, but before the nation looked at kristi as our nation's champion her mom was born in incarceration in an internment camp in world war ii when the country looked at her as more than 100,000 others as enemy aliens. >> i have a lot to be grateful for, i'm fourth generation japanese american. my family has gone through incredible circumsta

governor kristi noem said there were also a number of injuries. provide an update later on this morning. >>> on a day the white house marked one million covid deaths, nurses took to the streets in washington to maheir v they fightg for a number ofues ining better ing nditions and fair wages. skyler henry reports. [ chants ] >> reporter: hundreds of nurses from across the united states came to washington, d.c., to demand change. >> we want to be heard. >> reporter: participants are calling for fair wages without salary caps, an end to violence and discrimination against health workers, and safe nurse-to-patient ratio staffing. >> as hospitals get pinched more and more, i feel like more care tasks get pushed onto nurses because we're just the ones at the bedside. the more workload you put on that, the fewer time that we can devote to the things that help keep patients safe. >> reporter: the march comes the same day the white house is marking one million u.s. deaths from covid-19. [ chants ] >> reporter: nurses at thursday's march say the pandemic ac

kristy lynn allen: all the worker bees are female.e's the queen bee and then there's all of her underlings essentially. yeah. in fact, everyone thinks the queen is in charge. it's not true. it's all her daughters that make the decisions and do all the work. here, let me show you a trick. ok. oh, wow! and then put this in, and then you avoided squishing any bees. i mean, this is absolutely chock full of honey. there we go. that's honey harvest. we thank you for all the bounties that you have given us, ladies. get back to work. once the honey-rich combs have been collected, it's off to the honey house for some sweet extraction. look at that. it's a beauty. natural. it smells incredible, like the smell of the honey coming off. and the best way to eat honey. just like that? yeah. and chew it up like gum. oh my god. that is so incredibly sweet. and keeping with the sustainable agenda, the gooey golden honey is retrieved using good old-fashioned human horsepower. so how do i know when i'm done? we just tell people to do about a minute. smel

. >> for more we want to bring in cnn's kristie lu stat who joins us from the hong kong.tie good to see. you what more are you learning about the show force on the part of china? and of course this meeting. this visit to taipei. >> let's talk about the meeting. you have this u.s. congressional delegation making this unannounced surprise three-day visit in taiwan. they are there right now. they are led by do a senator, tammy duckworth, and they had a meeting with the taiwan president. earlier today. as expected, they discussed economic cooperation, regional security issues, as well as straight. in that meeting we heard from tammy would. she said she thank senator duckworth for america's donations of covid-19 vaccines are in the pandemic. as well as american support on security. here is the taiwan president. >> we look for it to closer and deeper u.s. taiwan relationships him as international security. at the same time, to just a town hit the post pandemic era china and u.s. have reviewed in the sense the many facets of our trade cooperation. >> while china has been reactin

for more on that, i'm joined by cnn's kristie lu stout in hong kong.ristie, they have found covid cases outside of the area, just a handful, only three. what does that mean for the city's reopening? >> it raises pretty serious questions about the pace of reopening shanghai. look, earlier today, shanghai announced three new cases of covid-19 detected outside quarantine areas. it was just three days ago when the shanghai government achieved that major milestone, saying that it achieved zero covid at a community level. earlier today the shanghai government also said that it posted zero new deaths caused by covid-19 for the first time since mid-april. and yet very, very strict restrictions remain in place in shanghai, especially for businesses. i want to show you this statement from the vice mayor of shanghai who concedes the following. he says this. "although more and more enterprises are resuming work and production, the overall percentage is still low. it's important for companies to meet the covid prevention protocols, unquote. the government has allow

and you know, kristi is super big on literacy and education.top of, that we just love her. >> we love her. how fantastic that traditional ceremonies are back on. >> do we have to call her dr. yamaguchi? >> we may have to. >> the doctor is in the house. >> may you, but not me. just kidding. what's going on? >>> is it a political ploy or something more? the senate voting now on a national abortion rights bill. the reason this legislation appeared doomed from the start. >> as americans make their decisions in this year's election, this question will not go away. >> democrats could not have written a more extreme

matter of weighting and seeing, but it's certainly not the same type of crisis we saw in the past. kristi, platen and bon, thanks. so much for joining us now, she's 7 agriculture meter ministers are meeting today and the southern germantown of stuttgart to discuss the worsening threat of a global food crisis. exports are now being disrupted, due to the war. and ukraine pushing price is higher and making food on affordable for the world's most impoverished people. humanitarian relief is also being effected and 2021. ukraine was the largest single source of food for the u. s. world food program, which works to feed the most vulnerable around the world. and for more in this, i'm joined now by sebastian has a professor in agriculture at the university of holland heim question, thanks so much for being here. so you 7 leaders are meeting here today and germany . can they really do much to avoid this global food crisis that many are now worried about? well, good afternoon. thank you for the invitation. agriculture, long term business, agriculture respond to national cycle. so it's, it's very dif

and then it can be feasible and then all the so the kristy can be exported to, to europe, supported europe. we can produce green hydrogen in ukraine using renewable sources of energy. and this is basically our address to this. all we're reliance on russian energy. historically, we see in european countries, but as part of its push away from russian energy, germany is desperately searching for natural gas. is even considering drilling of its own coast, but that striving concern of the impact on the local wildlife dw steven beardsley, reports from the island of borkam in the north sea. for more than 3 decades, alberta's ackerman has guided school classes and tourists into the tide of last year. it's a landscape that stretches across europe's north sea coast and is protected by national parks in denmark in germany. it's incredibly rich in flora and fauna is i'm leaving the room. now. ackerman is worried about drilling plans, hazardous and so. so these are risks that personally make me very, very fearful. these are real fears this that there would be long lasting damage done to our island foun

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. >>> and i want to thank you for joining us.or international viewers, "inside africa" is next. but watching here in the united states or canada, i will be right back and we'll bring you up-to-date on the latest in ukraine. stay with us. do you find yourself buried in paper? this is the end. the end of paper. the epson rapid rereceipt smart organizer easiy scans all your documents. paper goes in and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills even recipes into searchable pdfs. so the information is always right at your fingertips safe and secure. with this exclusive tv offer you'll get over $300 in added value including a robust time-saving software bundle. plus get free shipping and a money-back guarantee. act now and save up to $100 for a limited time. people everywhere love the epson rap

for more on all this i'm joined by kristie lu stout in hong kong.gent restrictions. talk us through what we can expect in the days ahead. >> reporter: well, on sunday beijing, the chinese capital, already reopened part of its public transport system as well as gyms and liebraries and some shopping malls. on sunday governments in shanghai said they will remove unreasonable curbs. shanghai is the financial capital of china. the megacity of 25 million that has been under this punishing and per lieparalyzing lockdown. it has been inching close to reopening. they announced testing requirements for local residents will relax and they can began access to public areas in a bid to encourage people to go back to the office, to go back to work. shanghai government also announcing a raft of measures to boost the economy, like cutting some taxes for car purchases, for speeding up the issuances of local government bonds, speeding up the approval process for property deals, et cetera. but cnn earlier today reached out to the american chamber of commerce in shangha

joining us now, is kristie, a d. c.ations, related to telehealth abortion, and prescribes the abortion pill, in that capacity. miss, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> watch, i put the chart up about the steady increase in the use of medicaid abortions. help us understand why it has become more common among people seeking abortions, and talk about this with the safety of the patient. >> it's obviously a safe option. what's research is as safe as the clinic for medication abortion. the increase, in the usage rate, and had a lot of different factors to it. some being, they had no idea that this would be an option, before now. now, we are seeing more coverage of it. that, and the additional fact that is more accessible, and the fda is moving the rent. so, we don't have to do in-person dispensing anymore. >> there's this issue of states that are talking about regulating this, or regulating it. it leaves us relatively easy to get around, given that is something that can be mailed to someone. how

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reporting live, kristi -- >> they were able to get it under control, but what is the rest of the couple of days for them. >> we are really starting to see this dry wind event that we've had over the past 36 hours beginning to calm down. when the fire started, we did not have wind gusts from 20-40. but again, things are starting to drop. look at our peak wind gusts here today. mt. diablo, 51. fairfield out 42. humidity values as low as 10 and 15%. now, we still have a red fire warning that continues the next couple of hours until 8:00 p.m. write down towards modesto. where -- could be down to 50 miles per hour. some low humidity, down to 5%. the trend as we move through tonight will be down on the winds. it's about 5-10 miles per hour and it continues to decrease as we head through tomorrow morning. i will take you to that full forecast coming up. >> with the higher temps, we need low wind. thank you. so you can also download our nbc bay area app. get live weather updates to your phone. you can tailor the forecast is for your area. just into our newsroom, prosecutors inform us there are

and here i d like to celebrate my colleagues working on this who are here kendall, julian, clayton, kristi, and emily. [applause] time is not on the side of the climate crisis. we all know this. it is devastatingly clearer every single day, with each new hurricane, flood, and fire. is our movement big enough to hold the idea that we are running out of time, but not run away from each other? to hold onto the urgency that animates anyone who believes in something deeply, and the compassionate ability to listen and stop sometimes? i really do wonder, because i m more comfortable moving fast than slow. but my colleagues are teaching me that being impatient for justice is a gift. our impatience is needed more than ever, but that s a lot different from being impatient with each other, especially people who challenge us, people whose perspective we don't that doesn t match our own, and people with different amounts of power. being impatient with people who ask you to do things differently isn t the same as wanting to move fast to solve a giant problem like climate change. my colleagues around the

. >>> "the q", kristi. two governors facing off. the governor called out the governor sink the gun control laws are not a real solution. governor newsom clapped back. >> he named the state of california. i would caution him from doing that particularly you just go to the cdc website and look at that gun murder rate in 2020. 67% higher than the state of california in 2020. >> newsome went on to say california has been a strong leader and effective gun legislation and they are targeting assault weapons, ghost guns and stepped up enforcement. >>> was still in shock local schools taking stock today of their own safety procedures. some using resources they have for other schools turning to bay area tech companies for help. scott budman shows us the emerging technology that may help keep your kids safe on campus. >> reporter: silicon valley has long been a place people look to in trying to solve the world's most complicated problems. this is no exception. bay area technology watching over some school and students, even as local educators

including more than 1000 affordable housing units, chief operating officer for the port of oakland, kristiinney says it's been nearly a decade since attendant occupied howard terminal. she says the space is better suited for the proposed ballpark. the small isolated in nature of howard just not suited to the long-term modern shipping industry needs the planning for the new ballpark started in 2017 on tuesday. cattle gave a prediction for when the first pitch will be thrown on the water front. whether it's 2026, 2027, we can open the do. >> the new ballpark before that the project will need to pass a final vote by the b cdc in june and for oakland city council to certify a development agreement. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> whether time as we take a live look outside here at the bay bridge toll plaza, clear blue skies and it got warmer today that it did. a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to kind of explain the whole bay area phenomena hottest. yeah, coolest at the cone. i know it's strange, you know, recall the hottest day of the week. but people on the coast are going to say, hey,

olympic gold medal skater kristi yamaguchi will be given an honorary doctorate on sunday by . >>> anes during traffic stops is gaining momentum. a new proposal somebodying considered to cut down on reasons an officer can pull people over. the goal is to end so-called pretext stops. that's when a driver is pulled over for something minor like a broken taillight, in hopes of finding something more serious. they discuss data showing the stops disproportionately affect people of color. the police officers association says they target driver behavior, not race, and minor stops help take illegal guns, quite often, off the street. not everyone agrees. >> they're fishing ex-petitions to prolong the stop, to investigate something wholly unrelated to the stop. and these are biassed. they harm community relations and instill fear. >> police chief bill scott also says he's focussed on revising existing policies to eliminate racial bias. they could vote on a final proposal this fall. >>> parents across the country are still scrambling to find baby formula because of supply disruptions. that's led

. >> patients are feeling very scared -- >> reporter: kristi pitney, ceo of the telehealth practice forward been wifery says women are stockpiling pills. >> people are asked for advanced medications for abortions so they have it on hand for when the decision becomes final and official. >> reporter: with the nearly 50-year-old precedent by roe v. wade in jeopardy some are looking at what else can be changed through the court. texas governor greg abbott told a conservative radio program he may challenge a 1982 ruling that requires schools to educate all children, including undocumented immigrants. >> the expenses are extraordinary, and the times are different. >> that's ultra maga. >> reporter: the white house called the idea way out of the mainstream. since 1982, there have been several unsuccessful attempts to challenge that case. abbott says educating undocumented children is becoming unsustainable and unaffordable. anne-marie? >> elise preston in washington. thank you, elise. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with senator elizabeth warren about efforts to codify roe v. wade and the

olympic gold medal skater kristi yamaguchi will be given an honorary doctorate on sunday by the teacherseacher partnership that really makes a difference. ingrid: they know that their children are coming to a safe place. they're coming to a place where they'll be loved. kiyoko: we have a strong community of people that all look out for each other. we're all kind of taking care of the children. rosy: janitors, the teachers, the office staff. kiyoko: the cafeteria worker, the crossing guard, the bus driver. carol: because our future is in those schools. that's where the heart of our community belongs. ingrid: because teachers like me know... carol: quality public schools... kiyoko: make a better california... man: for all of us. fanduel and draftkings, kiyoko: make a better california... two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fa

governor chris christie, ambassador nikki haley renowned reagan speech writer peggy newton, governor kristi noem, and senator tim scott. all have offered their perspectives on the path forward for our country, and for the party of reagan. now as the gop decides what path to pursue and grapples with some truly existential questions we feel this is the venue to address those issues. those questions are, what should it stand for? what's other republican philosophies we can all agree on? is there still room for reagan -esque optimism in the gop? it truly is a time for choosing. and that phrase, the title of our series, comes from the 1964 speech that launched ronald reagan's career and catapulted him to political stardom, governorships, and ultimately the presidency. it is a speech so important around here we just call it, the speech. [laughs] it is not the title of a speech that is on my mind tonight, it's the title of a book. a dickens book, specifically. a tale of two cities. now if i measure correctly the distance between the white house and washington d.c. and the governor's office in the

kristi smith explains. >> reporter: on two tables, a look at the portions of a result of a gun buyback today. >> the most important thing about today is to prevent accidents and prevent potential thefts. >> reporter: the santa clara county district attorneys office in law enforcement and others made the event happen. they think it could potentially prevent gun violence and crime. >> maybe burglaries or other forms of stuff that could be used in criminal activity and the community responded. today, we processed 182 cards and firearms and all kinds of guns. >> reporter: people with an unwanted firearm drove them down in the trunk and they could received $100-$200 without having to answer any questions. >> and it is an anonymous event. on the question we ask folks are where are the firearms and how many do you have and we are not asking people's names, identity, date of birth or immigration status. >> reporter: they will check if any guns collected are lost or stolen. >> if they are stolen, they will be reported in the owners will be contacted certainly, but for the rest of them, all of t

itself, but most in the surrounding neighborhoods, chief operating officer for the port of oakland, kristi mckinney. >> says it's been nearly a decade since attendant occupied howard terminal. she says the space is better suited for the proposed ballpark. the small isolated in nature. and howard just not suited to the long-term modern shipping industry needs the planning for the new ballpark started in 2017 on tuesday, campbell gave a prediction for when the first pitch will be thrown on the water front. it given final approval by the b cdc, whether it's 2026, 2027 will be can open the do. >> the new ballpark, a final vote by cdc is scheduled for june. 30th campbell says the oakland city council will also need to certify a development agreement in order for the project to proceed. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> some of the best teachers in contra costa county got an unexpected visit to their classrooms. the surprise they've been a finalist for the teachers of the year. the timely announcement comes tuesday and national teacher appreciation day. the finalists include holler at 3rd at mary

united states's first aapi man to win gold in figure skating, but the very first aapi person was kristi yamaguchi. >> mike inouye sat down with her, talking about her 30 years since that win. >> we're looking at your part in aapi history as we approach 30 years after your gold medal win in 1992. can you remember what that meant to you at that point specifically? >> i just felt like any other california girl, kind of going after her dream. not really realizing in the moment that i could possibly become the first asian american woman to win a winter olympic gold or even medal. so you know, it wasn't on my mind at that point. at that point, it was just like, okay, do what you can. don't fall, and make mistakes. >> and she was like any other california girl. but before the nation looked at cristie as our nation's champion, her mom was born into incarceration in an internment camp in world war ii when the country looked at her as well as 100,000 others as aliens. >> i have a lot to be grateful for. i'm fourth generation japanese american. my family has gone through incredible circumstances t

kristi: i'm sure it was because journalists have taken into csideration timing of their release of thethey want to maximize the impact of their story either telling a lie or, well, basically being dishonest because everjournalist wants to maximize the impact of the story, and timing comes into play. michael: wikileaks' release of the stolen e-mails threw the democratic national convention into uproar. male newscaster: it's a major embarrassment for democrats on the eve of their nominating convention. newscaster: just when hillary clinton was hoping to put the whole notion of an e-mail controversy behind her. newscaster: a wikileaks e-mail dump suggests bernie sanders may have been right. the primary system was rigged against him. michael: the convention was supposed to be hillary clinton's springboard into the presidency, but the e-mails showed the dnc had favored clinton over bernie sanders all along. the revelations outraged sanders' supporters. female: and we should not allow hillary clinton to win this election. neera: people were chanting, "lock her up," yelling, creating staged d

i kristi, i guess the big question is how much this would hurt russia? right? we have to understand that nearly half of crude and petroleum in russia is going to europe. so the short answer, your question is a lot, of course, but taking a little bit of a closer look there at europe is paying 850 met, right. is a $1000000.00 every single day to russia for energy around half of that is for oil . the other half thing for gas, of course. and of course this money is helping to fund rushes budget to find its war machine. it's also doing a lot to prop up the ruble because a lot of russia's foreign exchange reserves have been frozen outside of the country . so this is foreign currency that's flying in every single day. and so this would really be a major hit to russia, but of course, this cuts both ways. there's a reason they want a gradual phase out here in europe because a hard cut would be very hard on the european economy. so they want to want to take their time, but this will also give russia time to find alternative buyers of course. and we already know that indi

but most in the surrounding neighborhoods, chief operating officer for the port of oakland, kristi mckinney says it's been nearly a decade since the tenant occupy howard terminal. she says the space is better suited for the proposed ballpark. the small isolated in nature. and howard just not suited to the long-term honored a shipping industry needs the planning for the new ballpark started in 2017 on tuesday, campbell gave a prediction for when the first pitch will be thrown on the water front. it given final approval by the b cdc, whether it's 2026, 2027 will be can open the u. >> the new ballpark, a final vote by the b cdc is scheduled for june. 30th campbell says the oakland city council will also need to certify a development agreement in order for the project to proceed. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news >> i weather time time for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's baseball weather, right? it yeah. the sun is shining debris ball a little bit out there. so if you're headed up the ball park yesterday, a great night to enjoy the games. and yeah, how about

governor kristi noem is here. thank you. doing a fantastic job in north carolina.here's a hot politician. lieutenant governor mark robinson. i don't know where mark is, but he is fantastic. we just had a very good day, as you know, in north carolina. as we gather this week, citizens across this state and this nation are filled with grief in the wake of a heinous massacre at robb elementary school in uvalde. you know all about that and what a horrible thing it was to see it, to watch it, to hear about it. the terrible murder of 19 innocent children and two adult teachers with many badly injured. it was a savage and barbaric atrocity that shocks the conscience of every single american. i want to ask for a brief moment of silence as i read the names of these beautiful people. all young, wonderful lives ahead of them. they are brave teachers whose lives were destroyed by an out-of-control lunatic, so we will start. alexandria rubio. [bell tolls] aletha ramirez. [bell tolls] amory garza. [bell tolls] "annabell guadalupe rodriguez. [bell tolls] ellie garcia. [bell tolls]

you do it quicker in houses co, kristy hash, the ark, i less d z. my agra is lots and lots of cannabis, more ecstasy than you can imagine on that. you can actually have anything delivered, no matter where you are in berlin, if at any time of the day light is not said. there is plenty of demand. there are a telegram groups with up to 20000 members. expenses which by handled honestly. it's pretty amazing to me that all this is even possible. as i can see, it doesn't matter if it's illegal to god and isaac, whether the state agrees to it or not makes no difference at all calls. i can call this number and say to 20 minutes or half an hour, a taxi will show up here and deliver as much cocaine as we want to buy. you need the money. of course. most of these groups are accessible to anybody, including to minors. it is almost impossible for the police to take down these drug networks. because you don't need a big coin, wallace. i'm. you're interested in a drug dealer office to sell it to you, and you set up a meet through private chads up on you arrange ever

one of the highlights saw olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi receive an honorary doctorate.ed from davidson with a ba in sociology. he was one semester shy of graduating when he left school for the mba back in 2009. he reenrolled for the spring semester to finish what he started. he will not be able to attend the commencement ceremony as he is this a job that has some very busy. but he only retires numbers of those who wrote graduates so now he can have his number 30 retired by the school in the future. >>> i worked in charlotte and they loved steph curry in north carolina and in davidson. finally because he is a graduate he will be able to have his jersey retired. >>> he is back after having covid-19. stick around sports is next. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better myself. you just did. unbeatable

governor kristi noem is here. thank you. doing a fantastic job in north carolina. politician. there's a hot politician. lieutenant governor mark robinson. i don't know where mark is, but he is fantastic. we just had a very good day, as you know, in north carolina. as we gather this week, citizens across this state and this nation are filled with grief in the wake of a heinous massacre at robb elementary school in uvalde. you know all about that and what a horrible thing it was to see it, to watch it, to hear about it. the terrible murder of 19 innocent children and two adult teachers with many badly injured. it was a savage and barbaric atrocity that shocks the conscience of every single american. i want to ask for a brief moment of silence as i read the names of these beautiful people. all young, wonderful lives ahead of them. they are brave teachers whose lives were destroyed by an out-of-control lunatic, so we will start. alexandria rubio. [bell tolls] aletha ramirez. [bell tolls] amory garza. [bell tolls] "annabell guadalupe rodriguez. [bell tolls] ellie garcia

kristie yamaguchi and dana king received honorary degrees from the university. >>> now at 6:30, about 100 teachers and staff in daily city are about to move into new apartments and below market rents. sharon chin takes us inside the community that's becoming a model for the next. >> right now you should be working on that, she knew she couldn't afford to go back to school, i had to live with my mom and i haven't been able to leave for ten years. the rents have been so high. >> now she can finally have her own place. >> it feels great. i feel like an adult. even though i've been an adult for a long time, this gives me the opportunity to be on my own. >> the jefferson union high school district is renting out 122 new apartments at 60% of market rates. >> really pretty. >> the 75 $1/2 million construction project on the old seramonte heights site. >> reporter: voters gave the okay in june 2018. >> with an average salary of $64,000 a year, superintendent tony presta says it's been a struggle to keep employees. >> we are the lowest paid high school district in the county by a significant m

. >> reporter: republican governor kristi noem is pushing legislation that would require three tripsication abortion, the consultation and one for each dose of the abortion pill. she argues it's out of concern for women's safety. if it passes, the clinic says logistics would make it almost impossible to continue offering medication abortions. >> these restrictions are going to disproportionately impact already marginalized communities that already have a difficult time accessing health care in general, but abortion care specifically. >> reporter: on this day, dr. traxler saw ten patients. everything went to plan until her return flight. the only flight home canceled due to weather. in a state where nothing about abortion is easy. i'm janet shamlian. >>> in ukraine, the first evacuees from an embattled steel plant in mariupol have reached safety. and russian troops have been ordered into the sprawling plant to try and root out the remaining ukrainian defenders. to the east, moscow's offensive to control the donbas region is apparently stalled. one reason, the flood of weapons from the

. >> the memorial behind me, kristi at robb elementary school continues to grow.iden who's now made multiple visits to parts of this country where there have been mass shootings in the span of just days. we begin this hour, though, with anguish and anger from the parents who lost children at the mass shooting at this elementary school. they're now demanding answers. why did it take 77 minutes from the time that a gunman entered the school to the time that tactical officers confronted and ultimately neutralized him? what about the children inside the classroom who were calling 911, pleading for help while just outside their class 19 officers were waiting in the

and one of to highlights was gold medalist kristi yamaguchi receiving an honorary doctorate. and so speaking of honorary, steph curry is busy graduating from college that is correct. he officially graduated from davidson college with a bachelor of arts degree, and his major is sociology, and he was one semester short of graduating when he left the school for the nba in 2009, and i don't know how that turned out. and he reenrolled for the spring semester towards the goal of finishing what he started, and he won't attend the university's school commencement because he is busy with the day job, and also, davidson only retires the numbers of schools that graduate, and so now they will retire his number in the not too distant future. >>> okay. are you ready for the show in bay area which is hours away, and we are talking about the total lunar eclipse of the moon happens when the shadow falls on the moon, and the moon goes dark, and it is not just dark, but it is going to bend the light effectively and it turns a blood red color which is interesting to see, and it is going to happe

all right, for more on this, let's bring in cnn's kristy stout.in asia interpreting the latest move and the comments from the fed? >> reporter: well, asian markets are tracking higher after the u.s. federal reserve hiked interest rates by half a percentage point, its biggest rate increase since the year 2000. all in a bid to tame inflation, which is at its highest level in 40 years in the united states. overnight, u.s. stocks rallied after the comments made by the fed chair, which said the committee is not actively considering a bigger rate increase, but analysts warn there is pain in the pipeline. there is a lot of concern about the pace of tightening. let's take a look at how asian markets are responding right now. we'll bring up the live chart for you. i should add that markets in south korea and japan are currently closed for a public holiday. as you can see, all green arrows. they are all tracking higher. now, here in asia, we are also monitoring u.s. futures. if we bring up that data for you, you can also see that we are expecting a lower st

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for more, let's bring in kristie lu stout.nd this visit of course comes at a time of growing tensions between china and the u.s. requir remember those comments last week from president biden saying that the u.s. would intervene militarily if china attempts to take taiwan by force. give us a sense of how this meeting was received by china. >> reporter: as you reported, u.s. congressional delegation led by the u.s. senator tammy duckworth is in taiwan for this unannounced visit. and as expecteds , they discuss trade and security issues. and thanked duckworth for donation of vaccines during the pandemic as well as for u.s. support on the security front. i want you to listen to this from the taiwan president. >> translator: we look forward to deeper and closer u.s.-taiwan relations in matters of regional security. at the same time to address the challenges of the post-pandemic era. taiwan and the u.s. have reviewed and assessed the many facets of our trade cooperation. >> reporter: china as expected slammed the visit with its emba

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. >> kristie lu stout is live in hong kong with us. and extraordinary to see these markets move in the way that they do. it is mysterious sometimes, but very difficult to predict how all of these headwinds will come together over the coming year. >> the situation is very fluid, isn't it. earlier today we saw gains on the markets across asia. now it is becoming a little bit more of a mixed picture after the federal reserve as expected hiked interest rates by half a percentage point, its highest level hike since the year 2000, and it also signaled additional tightening ahead all in a bid to rein in inflation which is at its highest level since the 1980s. u.s. markets surged when they heard those comments from the u.s. fed chief. he said that the committee was not actively considering an even bigger rate cut, but analysts that we've been talking to are saying that there will be more pain in the pipeline, they are concerned that the pace of the tightening could draw the u.s. economy into recession. we are near the end of the trading day he

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