republican assembly members james gallagher and kevin kylie will make their cases before the court of appeals and hoping for the same ruling a lower court made in november determining governor gavin newsom overstepped his authority by changing state law through executive order. today's arguments begin at 9:000. with more people in our state becoming fully vaccinated, there are questions about how long california's outdoor mask mandate will stick around. right now we are all expected to wear a mask if we are outdoors and not able to socially distanced. more than 30% of californians are fully southed. but even bay area health experts are conflicted about whether we should still be wearing masks outside. >> i think as we get up to the 60% of people fully vaccinated we could consider it. >> there has been a lot of data, especially to be fair over the last six months, that show the risk of outdoor transmission is very low. >> we reached out to the state's department of public health and they seem to indicate there won't be any masked changes until june 15,

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and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.t the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. so you're a small business, - [narra or a big one.ve now you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. maria: welcome back the leisure and hospitality sector hit hard by the pandemic, acc

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.t the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. ♪ jack: last year theaters went dark thanks to lock dons that kept moviegoers at home. hollywood pivoted to streaming new releases, but now as more people get their vaccines, cinema operators are reopening. can this year's summer block busters bring patrons back? imax's ceo richard gelfond joins me now. good to see you again. god godgodzilla v. kong was ove8 million which was at the top of expectations. do you think that suggests maybe the movie-going public is ready for a faster reopening than people might have expected? >> i think

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.s with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. they said it couldn't be done but you managed to pack a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip whoo! yeah! oh, hi i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you you don't have to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq ♪ jack: jack, i'm in the market of manager that's sounding really retro, a manual shift car with a turbo engine. >> a stick shift. how you gonna eat? you've got to get an automatic. look, i spoke this past week with friedrich l

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and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.hes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. maria: welcome back. we've got another big program in the works for next weekend. make sure you tune in every friday night at 9 p.m. eastern. i will see you this weekend over on fox news channel for "sunday morning futures," congressman jim jordan, her shell walker and arizona attorney general mark brnovich. join us sunday on fox news 10 a.m. eastern live. plus every day, weekdays 6-9 a.m. eastern fox business, join me for "mornings with maria." that'll do it for us this weekend. i'll see you again next time. ♪♪ gerry: welcome to the "wall street journal at

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing. just the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. maria: welcome back fighting to set sail, republican senators from florida and alaska introducing a bill to get cruises back in business by july, the state of florida is suing the cdc to drop its restrictions. key democrats writing a letter urging the cdc to stay the course, they have significant concerns about the prospects of premature presumption of cruise ship operation. it's critical we listen to scientists and health and safety experts over the industry and the profit driven executives. josh joined me this weekend, the pre

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.t the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. - [narrator] please give now ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: welcome back. i'm speaking with dr. scott at a las. dr. at a las, you made a good point before the break about how the numbers don't seem to bear any particular relation to mask mandates, some of these things. remember about a month or so ago when the governor of texas actually lifted all statewide restrictions. remember how the media responded this was gown to be a terrible thing, it was going to lead to a surge of hospitalizations, deaths, presid

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.hes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. gerry: in the wake of the derek chauvin trial and incidents involving law enforcement and black suspects, there's been talk about police reform, democrats and republicans are working on a rare bipartisan plan that could result in legislation. some authorities are striking out with their own ideas. we heard this week from lori lightfoot the other created mayor of chicago. after a police officer tasting killed a 13-year-old running away is seems with a gun. ms. lightfoot has decided the real problem is police running after suspects on foot. she is planning a r

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.ir wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. >> to work from home raised security concerns for businesses. identity management company octave saw huge gains in sales and stock price but the vaccine rollout will eventually get employees back to work? octave ceo todd joined me now, thank you for coming on the show. i describe as an iphone screen for my laptop all my work applications are there whether my e-mail or i have to sign invoices or whatever but for people who don't log into that, can you briefly explain what your company does. >> take you for having young, it's great to be here talk to hel

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.e thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. gerry: 's funny to look at the main animating principle that joe biden does behind president he's twice as radical as a man he said vice president barack obama, biden's initial fiscal stimulus $1.9 trillion was double the obama stimulus in 2009. he announced plans for capital gains tax rate double the rate to which it was eight years ago. the recent policing is clearly intended to be twice as the predecessors. now this week he came up with the climate plan which is twice as bold at least were unrealistic as some would say as his former

kylie says it's something he's considering as he puts together the proposal.you're receiving funding from the state or from government. and i think you ought to be you extension. >> of the government for that purpose. and so the prohibition that the bill put on the use of vaccine passport up either as well. >> kylie says his bill is expected to be out in print in about a week or so and is aiming for a hearing by the end of the month in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> oakland's jack london square will get a much needed economic boost tonight yoshi's is going to be open again for the first time in more than a year. kron four's phillipe djegal reports that, you know, she's is hoping to help rejuvenate an area hard hit by the pandemic. >> you know, she's oakland has had more than a year to prepare for this day. patrons welcomed back for indoor dining at 50% capacity. now that alameda county is in the state's less restrictive orange tier. it is a wonderful day for says family and as well the community general manager health campos hopes this reopening wil

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kylie what, did the foreign minister say exactly?d that the former top commander in iran souleymane in a he had actively worked to sabotage the iran nuclear deal by working with russia to do so. he also said that he had done things in syria that were not in iran's interest. he makes it very clear, you know. this is -- kassam souleymane was killed by the united states during the trump administration but what the foreign minister makes clear about iran is that even though that commander is gone the iranian military is the supreme force when it comes to iran. he said, quote, the islamic republic is the military field. that's what rules. demonstrating that no matter what he does diplomatly he has to give up a lot on his diplomatic efforts just so that the military can do what they want to do. we asked about this to the state department spokesperson ned price during the briefing because it's significant giving the u.s. and other countries that are trying to re-enter to salvage the iran nuclear deal are talking right now. ned price wouldn'

cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood joins us now.cutes obama and trump leveled sanctions against russia. kylie, talk about how these measures may be different than the sanctions imposed in the past and the impact. >> reporter: yeah, well i think that's a really good point, ana. that's what everyone's wondering. what is this going to do here? and i do want to point to one thing that was part of this broad spectrum of actions the u.s. took to impose costs on russia today and one of those things that they did with the executive order, in coordination with treasury, is go after russia's debt. and so there is some provisions in there that are putting new restrictions on american companies, and this is going to be something that's essentially going to try and hit russia economically. and the senior administration official made it clear if the united states wants to, if president biden wants to, they can actually turn this up a little bit. there's room for them to impose bigger sanctions, greater sanctions on russia when it comes to their s

and sam kylie joins us more from moscow. good to see you, sam. the u.s.d russia of consequences should nal van any die. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: this morning came to dana bush on cnn who would not be drilled on what the consequences would be. consequences applied by the united states, obviously, but that warnings had been directly conveyed between the white house and the kremlin that should alexi that value nanny pass away as a result of his hunger strike and, indeed, the attacks on his health following the nerve gas attack or nerve agent attack back on him in august of last year, there would be consequences for russia or certainly for the putin regime. there have been similar voices of concern of comfort in the united kingdom, france, and the eu more widely. there's a great deal of international concern generated by, rosemary, information coming from nal van any's camp. we only have navalny's camp word on this. they're citing independent analysis by professional medics, doctors who are saying, among other things, his potassium levels are

age by kylie reid.s. let me turn things over to the national book critics circle awards and president of penn america jennifer. >> thank you victoria paper may audio books solve the problem i'd been wrestling with for years, how can i possibly read more if i don't have more time to actually sit down and read? i love physical books as much as i'd have but i use audio books to pull books into my life when it would have been impossible or dangerous walking, cooking, gardening, driving, house cleaning and even showering. my favorite audio books to listen to her fiction and i think maybe part of that is storytelling began as an oral tradition and hearing fiction a lot helps me listen to the sound of the ride the manta language in ways that sometimes don't as much of a page especially fam reading fast. the right reader is everything and when text and readers come together perfectly the experiences transcend the end so memorable. i am delighted to be presenting the award for a category that i'm always trying t

let's get more from sam kylie in moscow right now. this sounds very serious. >> reporter: well, at the moment we've only got the statements from people inside the navalny camp, but among them are a number of independent medical experts, doctors, who say that they have had access to some of the medical reports on him emerging from the penal colony where he's in jail, suggesting that he could face imminent renal failure and possible heart problems. of course, you will recall, jim, he was attacked with the nerve agent back in the summer last year, and only just survived that attack, blamed on the russian authorities after intense treatment in germany. he chose to return to russia, face charges of embezzlement. that's what he's in jail for now. he's hunger striking in demand for more independent medical attention. this all coming whilst the opposition is trying to galvanize support for him from the general russian population with an online petition calls for 500,000 signatures. they're at about 450. when they get that, they say at an unspecified time they will sta

let's get to cnn's kylie atwood. what is russia doing and who's on the riis list?aid the united states was going to pay a price for all the tremendous costs we saw the biden administration impose on russia yesterday. now we're seeing just the beginning, perhaps, of what they're going to be doing. there are u.s. officials who being sanctioned by the russian government. they won't be allowed into the country because they are added onto this list. i want to go through that list with you because these are some very high-ranking biden administration officials. so, it starts with measure rick g merrick garland, michael carvajal, alejandro mayorkas, susan rice, domestic policy adviser, former u.n. ambassador during the obama administration. christopher wray, the fbi director and avril haines, director of national intelligence for the biden administration. this a tremendous list. these are some of the highest ranking officials in the biden administration who are going to be doing things such as looking at u.s./russia relations. avril haines will be collecting everything th

. >> great reporting, kylie. joining me for more is dr.spencer, director of global health and er medicine at columbia university medical center. dr. spencer, first i want to get your reaction to what kylie was reporting about this debate in the biden administration over how much and when to share some of the u.s. vaccine stockpile with countries like india and other countries. what do you think of that? >> the reality is, unfortunately, we're not going to be able to vaccinate india out of its surge. vaccines are for preventing them. although we should and absolutely are sending supplies, oxygen, personal protective equipment and ventilators to india, we need to get these doses to india and around the world who globally was the worst week of this pandemic to date, 5.7 million cases. even as the pandemic ebbs in the u.s. largely because we're stepping up vaccines, that's not the situation globally. the u.s. can and i'm sure this administration will do more to get the rest of the world vaccinated. >> this juxtaposition is really important and

kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >> thank you very much for that. >>> the new cnn original seriesople versus the klan" tells the true story of beulah a. donald, a black mother who took on the ku klux klan after the brutal lynching of her son michael, and how her legacy lives on today. >> this shouldn't just be a moment, it should be a movement to come together. >> in the present moment we honor the names of people who have been lost to hate by saying it aloud, say his name, say her name, say their names. every hashtag that you read today and endeavor to see the humanity of the hashtag is part of his legacy, because his mother, beulah mae donald, chose to take on his killers and hold them accountable, which inspires us today to hold accountable those who desecrate and destroy black lives. that's the legacy of michael donald. that's the legacy of beulah mae donald. >> don't miss the powerful conclusion of "the people versus the klan" with back-to-back episodes tomorrow at 9:00 and 11:00 pacific here on cnn. we'll be right back. here you go, let me help you. hi mr. charles, we made y

cnn's sam kylie live in moscow.ted states, although he apparently refused for some time. what's going on here? >> reporter: well, it's rather typical exchange in terms of recent russian traditions, if you like. following the expulsion of ten russian diplomats by the united states, the russians have hit back with the expulsion of ten americans, plus the designation of eight other people as individuals that would be unwelcome to come to russia, six in the current administration and two from previous administrations. at the same time but to avoid it being fully, the russians suggested to the united states they withdraw in the united states. the americans have not done that. what they are saying is that mr. sullivan, put out a recent statement this morning saying he hasn't seen his family for a year and that situation with russia does warrant some consultations face to face in washington but that he will be back soon particularly ahead of any proposed meeting between vladimir putin and mr. biden. so it's a way of having

today marked the second day in india where 300,000 cases were report and as cnn's sam kylie reports now from new delhi, with only 2% of india fully vaccinated this nightmare is likely just beginning. >> a sensor reveals dangerously low levels of oxygen, stifled by covid-19. this canister of gas buys this patient time. all of these patients arrived barely able to breathe. this isn't a medical clinic, it's a tent on the outskirts of india's capital run by volunteers. >> without the initiative being shown by these volunteers from the foundation who are providing oxygen on the street on the outskirts of delhi, they say many dozens, perhaps over 100 patients would be in deep trouble medically now. they already had one death just over there earlier on today. they have treated over 100 people who have come in desperate for oxygen, unable to breathe, and it's all about this. the supply of these oxygen cylinders. it's a 300-mile drive each way to get one of these filled and brought back to delhi. >> they cost about $25 when filled. >> how easy has it been to find oxygen. >> oh, my god, trust me.

kylie says it's something he's considering as he puts together the proposal. if you're receiving funding from the state or from government. and i think you ought to be you extension. >> of the government for that purpose is so the prohibition that the bill put use a vaccine passport up either as well. >> kylie says his bill is expected to be out in print in about a week or so and is aiming for a hearing by the end of the month in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> a lot to consider well, up next, a doctor takes the stand of the derek shop in trial. testifying to the difficulty to brief the george floyd experienced in his last moments and san francisco will not give up on the search for this missing girl who would be 7 years old today. plus north bay mayor faces all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you

thank you. >> aloha. >> i was just talking to kylie about the latest rounds of sanctions against russiasitting with asian-americans members of congress because of the disgusting attacks on the asian community for too long, for the better part of this pandemic. we'll watch that. and kevin mccarthy sidestepped a number of questions from cnn on whether he had been warned about congressman matt gaetz conduct. and gaetz is under investigation for allegations for sex trafficking and prosecution, and manu raju was the one asking mccarthy those questions earlier and he's joining me now from the hill. manu, what happened when you tried to press him s? >> he said he was not aware of the allegations that have come out in the last couple of weeks, the sex trafficking allegations with a 17-year-old girl and gaetz has denied that, and he said he didn't know about that, and i asked him if he was concerned with other things when gaetz first came into office in 2017. around that time we learned -- cnn did, that matt gaetz was showing nude photos of women he allegedly slept with other members of congress

kylie broken. thank you. san francisco's reckon parks department announced that it does expect to open all of the city's public pools by the middle of june, and because the cities in the orange here right now the outdoor pools are allowed to reopen at 15% capacity. indoor pools can open and half that level, they'll be offering drowning prevention classes and ours for lap swimmers. right now. only the mission community outdoor pool has reopened, but other pools are expected to start welcoming swimmers back next week to santa cruz. now we're city council members may declare a stage one water shortage warning because of the dry winter we've had. this would affect 98,000 water customers in the region, which is not part of the state water project depends heavily on rainwater. the water department wants a 10% reduction in water use citywide. that's about 136 million gallons right now, residents say they're eager to conserve. oh, definitely. we just have very blow of rainfall this last year and no snow. not enough.

police say they were investigating a suspicious car at a motel 6 when they came across paul garcia and kylie lawson. police say after that duo gave them some fake names. garcia started running from officers. that's when an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for an item that turned out to be a gun during a struggle to try to arrest him. that's when police say garcia fired 2 rounds, one of those bullets hitting him in the foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to get away from the scene in uber. 2 officers did suffer minor injuries. but both are expected to be okay in the east bay tonight. union city police along with the alameda county district attorney's office now addressing hate crimes within the a p i community today. they got a chance to meet with the public to answer some questions along with concerns kron four's. gayle ong was there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local superm

it's also followed her sister kylie jenner to make up. kylie jenner was a foe billionaire for a couple weeks. she had played it or number she had played at results code of the makeup company. you bought them. there no one is that which is fine. but now they're both worth a billion dollars in a joint on west is a billionaire. he's worth 1.8 billion. i guess it's good to be that that family and did you hear caitlyn jenner may for governor. get out. no. yeah, they're talking some if he steps down or is forced out of the recall. again, this is just this is that's more your world by. but good to be a car tpdash in our west jenner at this point in time. california, rock and roll. i guess they are california's royalty at the moment. thank you very much, rob has always appreciate your time and don't forget to send in the questions because we like to here on air. you can find rob on facebook, twitter. >> at the handles on your screen. e-mail him directly. and don't forget, you can always catch his past segments on our website at kron 4 dot on our

kylie: i've been here for six years. brangham: oh that's great.this debate shows that even after a country achieves universal care, there's always more work to do... improvements to make for future generations. aww, thanks pappa d! but the members of the dunn family have given up trying to convince each other that their health care choices are best... carole: "cheers, guys." fealofani: "cheers!" brangham: they're okay with the division. carole: and i was going to say, 'vive la difference. group: vive la difference! brangham: i want to shift gears here for a second, to talk about, obviously, the elephant in the room, the reason why we are sitting so far apart, and we have the windows open, and that's this pandemic that we are all living through. as we' been reporting this, the question keeps coming up: does having a universal care system in your nation make it easier, does it give you extra tools, to fight a pandemic when one arrives. ashish, what does the evidence tell us in that regard? jha: the evidence in my mind, is having a universal system d

kylie says his bill is expected to be out in print in about a week or so and is aiming for a hearing by the end of the month. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> as more people begin traveling. sfo has a new tool to make it easier to check in and board your flight. it's a new facial biometrics system being tested by united airlines for domestic travel. the new system aims to reduce how many things you have to touch during your time at the airport at the checkin kiosks at camera matches the image of your face with your driver's license. that same images and used for a bag drop off and boarding. >> you have to go through the search security checkpoint using the normal process. but then that image essentially becomes a boarding prepandemic the focus was mainly on using biometrics for efficiency purposes. now it's about the touch free experience. >> system is completely optional. to use in the image and information is only stored for the duration of your trip. >> compelling testimony from a medical expert at the derek chauvin trial today. he said that george floyd had no chan

police say they were investigating a suspicious car at a motel 6 when they came across pa garcia and kylie lawson. police say after the duo gave them fake names. garcia started running from officers. an officer fired a taser than when he saw garcia reaching for something that later turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him. garcia fired 2 rounds, one of them, his own foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to leave uber 2 officers suffered minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. in the east bay antioch police are looking for 2 people for the murder of a 16 year-old boy. it happened saturday evening on shannondale drive. police say 2 people walk into a garage at a home when one of them started shooting both in took off officers found the teen on the floor shot several times. he died at the scene. officers say they also had to deal with a large crowd of people at the made it tough for them to reach the victim. 2 people were arrested for obstructing officers in that investigation. also in the east bay woman is dead and one deputies injured after a bullet graz

police say kylie lawson was with garcia at the time she was arrested for a probation violation and several outstanding felony warrants. people gathered. it's san leandro today to remember steven taylor. he was 33 years old and was threatening people with a bat inside a store when he was shot and killed by a police officer a year ago. today during what family members described as a mental health crisis, the event was held at the san leandro marina park and comes just days after a report by an independent investigator commissioned by the city of san leandro. the report found that officer fletcher didn't wait for back up and fail. to use required de escalation tactics before he shot taylor inside a wal mart store. 30 seconds or 40. seconds into that you didn't wait for back up you. you didn't you didn't do what you were trying to do. so that hurts. the family is putting their faith in the justice system. officer fletcher is now charged with voluntary manslaughter. there has been another deadly shooting in suburban minneapolis. it happened today in the city of burnsville, about 15 miles south

well, that are becoming category leaders in their space like beyond yoga or others for example or kylieosmetics, they have a deep understanding of what the consumer wants. they want to sell to matt, they have to have a greate experience but also maybe add a great integration into tiktok or instagram. if they want to sell to me, they have to have to -- they have to have a great online store. we think the future of retail is retail everywhere. we want to provide was shopify that you can sell across one channel. as your business develops, we want to see you selling across a bunch of different channels wherever your consumers might be. i think all of that has led to shopify and the stores being about 9% of total e-commerce in the united states. that will not change. we have interesting insights on that, because when you look at places like australia or new zealand where things have really opened up, we are not seeing any slowdown in gmb and we see acceleration. the ship that happened to the pandemic, this massive digitalization of retail we are never going back to the that is what consumers

police say they were investigating a suspicious car at a motel 6 when they came across paul garcia and kylie lawson. police say after the duo gave them fake names. garcia started running away from officers. an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for an item that item turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him. garcia fired 2 rounds. one of those bullets hitting him in the foot. officers caught up with lawson after they say she tried to leave in an uber 2 officers did suffer minor injuries and are expected to be okay. let's take a break from the headlines tonight to talk weather. let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your monday morning kron 4 meteorologist rebecca strong tonight from a resort with a look at what's on the way. and some record temperatures that we saw today across the bay area definitely felt like summer in some spring that we're currently in. >> because it was so hot today, especially inland in fact, santa rosa hit 90 degrees. the downtown area. so that hit a record normally for this time of year. the t

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. >> thank you for that, sam kylie there. >>> the u.s.e agreed to cooperate on tackling climate change. the joint announcement comes after two days of talks in shanghai. both countries say the climate crisis must be addressed with seriousness and urgency. both countries agreed to work together to strengthen the paris agreement. that includes developing long-term strategies aimed at carbon neutrality. they also intend to maximize international investment in green and renewable energy in developing countries. body agreed to reduce the use of some industrial chemicals. >>> some of the world's biggest stars are joining forces for a huge concert, pandemic style. what they're hoping to achieve next. touch after touch bacteria in your home never stops. that's why microban 24 doesn't just sanitize and stop. it keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially including the covid-19 virus. once dry microban forms a shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. touch after touch. don't ju

sam kylie is in new delhi.ning, his report does have disturbing images. >> reporter: this is a scene at a crematorium, they're dealing with about 150 people coming here to be burned. they are not able to be seen off by their families, indeed, their family members have to take a ticket in an office just over there, a bit like visiting a bank, that gives them a place in the queue and the queue has been long all day long. there have been many dozens of people backed up here, it's now towards the end of the day, they're hoping to get them cleared through by sunset, although the fires will continue to burn. this is happening at a time when the government is continuing to allow or indeed insist on superspreader events like elections, election gathering, election counting and the consequence of the failure of public health is this. dozens and dozens of victims of the covid pandemic being burned here, very often in ceremonies that are bitterly empty at a crematorium that whilst is dealing with 150 people a day and thes

sam kylie joins us from moscow. how is this news being received in russia?ussian authorities, it's being ignored but received particularly by opposition supporters with some relief, i think. alexei navalny was three weeks into a hungry strike that an independent team of doctors had advised him, threatened his life. of course, that is coming on top of the nerve agent poisoning he suffered back in august last year which required him to seek treatment in germany. he is not fully recovered from that, i doesn't believe. he has got problems with feelings if in his hands and legs. his hunger strike was all about trying to get independent medical attention outside of the penal colony where he is langua languishing after being convicted on embezzlement charges he says was by the state. the nerve of the putin administration said he wouldn't be force-fed but he would if allowed not to die and presenting a couldnundrum there. with a lot of slogans being shouted at a protest, against the continued rule of vladimir putin, of course, managed to extend the constitution almo

both kylie and his 8 year old brother up to have stayed back in kenya under the care of their grandmother they live in complera a huge slum on the edge of nairobi. and he says like many kenyans his mother stuffer runs a sega felt she had no other choice than to seek work abroad. with. the money that my daughter was making here in kenya just wasn't enough she decided to go to saudi arabia for the sake of the family. we depend on her for everything she went in january 2020 and says she won't be back until january 2022. 2022. at 1st stuffer runs us and all her income to kenya up to $230.00 us dollars a month it's not only her mother and children who depend on the money so do his siblings and 5 year old nephew. i use the money to pay school fees for the children i buy their school uniforms and food for everyone. she doesn't send any money we just have to make do because we have no other form of income to cover the rent and buy food so we just purser. with a pandemic income from kenyans working abroad has become even more vital millions of people in kenya have lost their jobs as a result of lo

cnn's sam kylie is on the ground for us in new delhi. sam, just describe what you have been watching all day ros, repog on and what we're looking at behind you now. >> well, kate, i'm at the crematorium right at the end of the day. in fact, it's a part of the day which would normally be closed, closed to us and the public and closed to the dead. but it is the dead who continue to burn here. just as they had earlier in the day to que. people had to take tickets and wait in line on gurneys. pt they were treated with great respect but queing so they could be burned, cremated here. earlier on about 10 minutes ago i'm talking there were 50 fires burning. this is actually the overspill, kate, from the main crematorium. the traditional one which is just on the other side of this wall here. they've now been able to go back to using that. they started the day that side of the wall. they moved across to here. and now they're going back the other side. now they reckon at the beginning of the day they thought they were going to be dealing with 150 p

police say they were investigating a suspicious car at a motel 6 when they came across paul garcia and kylie lawson. police say after the duo gave them fake names. garcia started running away from officers. an officer fired a taser when they say they saw garcia reaching into his pants for something that item turned out to be a gun during a struggle to arrest him garcia fired 2 rounds. one of the bullets hitting him in the foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to get away in an uber. 2 officers. did suffer minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. starting tomorrow. fences will begin going up around robin williams meadow at golden gate park in anticipation of for 20 on tuesday last week. mayor london breed said that the annual event on hippie hill. we'll have to be canceled again this year because the pandemic kron forced him to sack you learned from organizers other ways for you to celebrate safely. >> for a second year in a row celebrations here are canceled and the city sending a strong no tolerance message to anyone who start about coming here. in addition to this whole

republicans state legislator kevin kylie says strategically it is helpfulling having jenner in the racerst scwe do you want to remove gavin newsom and if we don't get over 50% then list of candidates doesn't matter so i think that having a prom innocent voice like caitlyn jenner in the field can only be helpful in terms of helping to make that case on the first question that we need fundamental change in california. reporter: former san diego mayor kevin faulconer gop candidate did say this yesterday -- >> i think we're going to have a lot of candidates that will enter this race. i think that's a reflection on the dissatisfaction of the job that governor newsom is doing. i think i'm uniquely positioned in terms of somebody who was won election it is knows how to get results. i'm looking forward to the campaign. reporter: caitlyn jenner calls herself a proven winner she's confident that she can unseat newsom in this deep blue state, though, polls show that nearly 60% of voters support keeping newsom in office and again, a recall election is not official yet. though it is likely to happen

. >> sam kylie is in new delhi where the streets as a consequence of this are lined with make shift crematoriumsnstration of the loss of life there. the extent of it. tell us what you're seeing. and on what scale? >> had. >> ithis is the extension to a crematorium that i've been at most of the day. they began at the beginning of the day. they were to process, no morrow man tick word than that, 150 deceased victims, mostly almost 100% of them victims of covid-19. i think that figure has been surpassed because they now restarted, jim -- they moved from this open area which has been an improvised extension back in it to the more traditional areas and have continued to burn into the night time. that is a breach of what is normally traditionally continues in the hindu tradition. they don't tend to have cremations athe night. but they're keeping going through the night. frankly, the dead here have had to join a que like you would at a bank. loved ones take a ticket and then the dead have to wait their turn to end up in one of these piles. that turn has been taking many, many hours for people. one indi

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