. >> okay, lin, you're on. >> but? >> you are on. >> okay lin, you are on.kin eighth grader named lin and will miranda. here's, later lin would write in original musical called night mayor and the major tie directed and the rest is history. lin will be featured an upcoming special event on nbc called inspiring america, we highlight extraordinary people making a positive impact in our communities and when lester holt sat down to interview lin, lin talked about the -- and said dr. herbert and brick prison had a course of his life. >> if the guy was no i wanted a life in the arts and making stuff, and i didn't know what form that would take. i always cut my eighth grade english teacher who kind of caught me writing poems in the back and said, you know it? when you apply that stuff to art class, you are actually pretty good. he was the first person outside of my very supportive family to say, you are a writer and he nudged me in the direction of playwriting because with a student written, student run theater group where we produced student written plays, and tha

>> reporter: then in march, lin-manuel myr lin-manuel miranda's "hamilton."ering? >> when you look at what happened for us in australia, the audience is waiting to engage. they want to engage safely. they want the performers and the musicians and the crew to be safe. >> reporter: thomas shoemaker flew 22 hours and quarantined two weeks to oversee "frozen's" grand opening >> thoughtful and nimble and safety-minded. we can protect the actors on stage, protect the people in the orchestra pit, protect everyone backstage, and do our best to protect the audience. >> reporter: for the actresses who play princess anna and elsa, being backstage feels the same. >> seeing these beautiful ensemble members running out, feeling that sense of community, it was just beautiful. and very literal to what was going on. ♪ but it's only for today it's only for today ♪ >> reporter: but actually performing on stage presents a different experience and a challenge. >> what we can see as performers out into the auditorium, we can see everyone wearing masks. so you're not seeing the smi

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reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. for the father even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the. revolution that for now appears to have no end date in sight. of lockdowns and forests around the globe many were. expecting a baby boom 9 months down the line that didn't really materialize with birth rates dropping in many places rather than surging one country that is seeing a significant increase is indonesia but not everyone is happy about the rise and births and authorities are taking steps to discourage pregnancy. ladies and gentlemen announcers on. keep your distance we'll show hands stay healthy and make sure you use contraceptives. and she goes on don't get pregnant until the pandemics over you can get married and have sex but be sensible and don't get pregnant. it's a pretty clear message that castin

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da lin reports from san leandro. >> reporter: today marks the one year anniversary of steven taylor's killing. organizers say his death was preventable. >> we want people to wake up and join the fight because we can't do it ourselves. >> the first step to change is start having the conversation and looking within, so i think it's very important for other people to be a part of this. >> reporter: students from the social justice academy at the high school say police reform is not the solution. >> need more oupso deal with these situations and less police. we need to put more money into mental health programs. >> reporter: april 18th, 2020, officer jason fletcher responded to a 911 call at wal-martment investigators say steven taylor was holding a baseball bat and causing a disturbance. his family says he was dealing with a mental health crisis. within 40 seconds of entering wal-mart, the former officer tased taylor twice and shot him once the chest. he was charged with voluntary manslaughter. >> i think it's frustration. because the officers didn't do what they were supposedly trained

da lin spoke to a grieving mother who will be watching to see if this new strategy works . >> reporter: 34 murders so far this year in oakland. police say they have not seen this kind of murder rate in many years. 10 homicides in the same period last year. that is a 230% increase. >> who killed my son and why? >> reporter: she misses her son every day. a father and a former basketball player at chico state university. >> oh, my god, it has really left an empty space, and empty place. in my family. and my heart. >> generate 15th, 4:00 in the afternoon. at a busy lake merritt chevron gas station. >> this level of violence is unacceptable. my condolences to the families. >> thoughts and prayers just don't cut it, so police chief is restructuring the investigative unit. previously, homicide investigators were assigned to five different city districts. now about 60 detectives will go to the newly formed operation center. >> allows you to work quicker, to follow up on more information, and hopefully, to make key arrests in an expedited fashion. >> they will deploy more investigators to crime

in the oakland hills, i am da lin. kpix5. >>> want to check the weather now. a live look at pacifica. typical. typical pacifica in the springtime. pretty dreary looking. but we love it in pacifica. >> the surf is down right now. probably changing this weekend. >> we will see a slight increase in the wave heads tomorrow. if you are a beginner that is what you're looking for, so let's take a look at your forecast at pacifica. tomorrow, the highest waves will be 2 to 4 feet. it is not going to be substantial. the wind will be still on shore, about 10 miles an hour but you will see more sunshine breaking through and i think he might climb a little bit for the second half of the weekend and temperatures are definitely going to climb for the second half of the weekend. around 60 degrees the highs along the coast tomorrow but then well into the 60s on sunday. water temperature will not change. that is stuck in the low to mid fifth these. a look at high temperatures across the rest of the bay area, here is the big warmup farther inland. the north bay and east bay in p

in berkeley, i am da lin, kpix5. >>> a live look outside, here is a view from pacifica. pretty much tells the story. have clouds and fog out there, a little wind blowing in as we wait for our first round of n a long, long time. chief neurologist paul heggen is here and we are very anxious to see a little rain. >> it is odd that you are excited about a rainy weekend but let's get into the details of when this will move in. tomorrow look stride, couple of stray sprinkles. anything outside you have to get done, looking okay. the rain moves in late saturday night into the pre-sunrise hours of sunday morning. the most widespread and heaviest will fall the first half of the day on sunday, still lingering showers into sunday afternoon but they will become fewer and farther between so if there is something outside you have to get done on sunday, later in the day will be the driest time, even a few breaks in the cloud cover. how much rain are we talking about? not going to be a drought buster but at this point in the rainy season after such a long break over five weeks as we have

kpix5 reporter da lin is there with more on what happened and why. >> reporter: the walls are riddled with bullet holes. people from as far away as downtown pleasanton heard the shots loud and clear. and that is three miles away. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: a neighbor shared this dark cell phone video recording some of the gunshots while she was hiding. >> as the night went on longer and longer, we heard more and more shots. >> reporter: isabel gonzalez lives two doors down from where it happenedment she called 191 just after 10:00 friday night. >> i was scared. i was looking out my window thinking maybe i should get away from my twin doe. >> reporter: the man who lives in this condo kept firing a series of gunshots every 10 minutes. lasting an hour. pleasanton police say the man fired roughly 100 rounds from inside his home. police kept telling people to shelter in place. >> i was hiding behind the trees. then they said on the loud speaker, for your safety get out of here. i guess he was starting to shoot the rifle. that is when i left. >> reporter: neighbors say police rescued

reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the blue dogs are facing. a revolution that for now appears to have no end date in sight. well irish prime minister mikel martin has warned of a. i rode back into sectarian conflict in northern ireland saturday marks the 23rd anniversary of the good friday agreement which ended the conflicts known as the troubles and now violence is flaring again a week of writing has rocks the british province and drawn in many young people. a head on attack with a burning car. it's hard to say how many rioters there are some disappear down side streets and others come out these young unionists threw stones iron sheets and molotov cocktails at police on friday night for over 2 hours law enforcement advanced with caution to avoid provoking. on sat

kpix 5's da lin is at ax fold gospel church. >> reporter: it was a different kind of resurrection today. ax gospel church has been silent for more than a year. not anymore. ♪ ♪ >> we've been dead a little over a year now, one year. it was march 8th of 2020 that we closed the doors. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson said it was fitting to reopen on easter sunday. a lot of guidelines, temperature checks and six feet apart and masks on and no hugs. >> that was really hard not to hug. and kiss on people. because you know -- but easter is the atmosphere anyway. it was all there though. >> you give that eye contact. and from there, yeah, a little bump from the elbow. >> hey, hallelujah. >> reporter: the church has 4,000 seats and there was plenty of room to social distance. about 450 people attended the noon service and roughly 400 went to the 8:00 a.m. service but the energy inside still unmatched. ♪ ♪ >> i'm so thankful. i'm going to shout. i'm going to give god the glory. >> i was like a little kid this morning. you know like christmas you know, like i really was you know. i was like i can't

in richmond, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> the business owner has offered a $1,000 reward. newly formed crimes against asians reward fund is adding another $2,500, so $3,500 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. >>> now to a developing story. a former major of sebestapool was arrested. robert jacob is being investigated for assaulting a child, 14 or 15 years old. he is being held without bail on five felony counts. and if you have any additional information, police need to hear from you. >>> tonight, yet another brutal attack against a member of the asian community was caught on camera here in the bay area. this time, a man in his 50s beaten in oakland's old town. kpix5's betty yu spoke to the victim and the witness who recorded the attack. >> reporter: the video begins with a struggle on the sidewalk. you can see the suspect punched the victim in the head repeatedly. this happened on 10th street between mlk and jefferson street in oakland around 7:20 this morning. the asian victim is in his late 50s . and didn't want to go on camera. he tells

the reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. was pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful you will go back facing. a revolution that for now appears to have no end date in sight. now argentina is struggling with a 2nd wave of current a virus infections president alberta for nanda is among those infected and also self isolating the government has imposed strict lockdown measures there across the country including a nighttime curfew. and eerie calm on the streets of berlin as ira's. people have been ordered to stay home between midnight and 6 am. the curfew is aimed at bringing a deadly 2nd wave under control. agitator is the 2nd worst affected country in latin america after brazil infections have hit a new daily high of 24000 with over 200 deaths so. agree the new restrictions including closing bars and

. >> jeremy lin on the reverse. >> reporter: after n.b.a.all star jeremy lin was recently subjected to an asian slur by another player during a game, he went public with it without naming names, rather than remain silent. he also privately followed up with his offender with a one-on-one discussion on racism. >> i got to talk to the player directly. and we talked a lot about other things. and one of the things that stuck out the most to me was the other player was like, "hey, i-- like i didn't-- i went online and i didn't realize how much was happening to the asian-american community." >> it's ue anything else i have ever covered-- wildfires, shootings, nothing compares. and i feel myself getting emotional periodically. at any time, because unlike those situations, this is ongoing, it is constant, a it is people who look like me. it is people who look like my mother and father, people that i care about. and they feel so helpless. and they are looking to me because they see that i have a voice and i can help them. >> sreenivasan: even with the

kpix 5's da lin's live at the scene of the house fire.es connected and what can you tell us about the latest victims? >> reporter: right, brian, so police believe it started with one homicide from last saturday and that triggered several retaliatory attacks, including this latest arson. but police say the family here, they're innocent and not involved in last saturday's homicide. witnesses say someone threw objects through the windows, causing fast-moving flames to burn the house. >> they hear something, you know, exploding. i know what was it like, twice or three times. >> reporter: family members say the fire killed 37-year-old musli and his 1-year-old daughter alia. police say the father tried to rescue alia. >> the father and the child were found together. and so it's really sad but the father is a hero. he sacrificed his life. >> reporter: police say his wife, who's nine months pregnant, has second-degree burns to her lower body. >> she was supposed to give birth this month. >> reporter: the woman's mother also suffered from burns. f

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the city council president wants to bring back park ambassadors. they would educate the public about what's allowed at the lake. but we followed some of the ambassadors when they were first introduced last summer and most of the vendors just ignored them. >>> now to a live look at san francisco's grace cathedral on this night before easter sunday. the weather expected to be a little cooler than today but still nice. meteorologist darren peck is here with our forecast, darren? >> you know the main thing about tomorrow is we pull back the clouds. first part of the morning is gray for easter. not going to deal with fog, but you see already starting to develop over part of the bay today. they're just going to get more widespread, thicken up, and as we take a look ahead at the futurecast, watch what happens as you see the clouds overtake most locations for tomorrow. now, this doesn't have a major impact on temperatures. in fact, if we take a look at where we're going to be for temperatures tomorrow, inland, daytime high tops out at 66. cloudy as we star

lin-arlow. can we move on to liz cortez >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak about my qualifications today. my name is liz cortez and i'm the associate director for the mission promisers initiative, a collective impact prenatal and college initiative that supports families in the mission district. i have worked for eight years with many early learning to align our efforts and support children and families to improve outcomes around school readiness. i worked in various capacities implementing early head start and head start programs. i have years in experience in the education field. i come from an immigrant family and i'm the first person in my family to attend and graduate from college. i'm applying for seat number 8 as a community member with expertise in early care and education that provides families and child care providers with support around financial istanbul, business development, affordable housing and connection to supportive services. i believe all children in san francisco should have access to the best earl

reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists. it's determined to fight for their freedom. pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful professionally you bought. a revolution for not with peers to have no end date in sight. you're watching the news coming up on 1st. reports a series thank you for that 4 news headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca has event in thanks for watching. my 1st bicycle also sewing machine. icon for all women are almost by this ocean full of men something as simple as that in home to write a bicycle isn't. since i was in the. bicycle of my home and it took me as they've been made there.

the man wearing this mask who goes by the name lin found he's the founder of and i'm teaching. it secretly distributed to thousands of readers across myanmar. it's a tough time at the moment we have to be interviewed wearing mosques. were living under a lot of oppression at the moment we have to distribute the printed version of molotov ourselves because of the internet i would it would be hard for writing revolutionary literature and then distributing it we could end up in prison for many years possibly 10 or more years because we are so hard he told us you are. a huge risk but one that many like lynn found are prepared to take. some readers across the country download a p.d.f. version of the publication print them out on the street beat the physical copies in their local area. myanmar has a long history of underground publications. independent media is under severe threat. according to groups monitoring the crackdown in myanmar around 3000 people have been arrested since the military seized power in february and at least 700 people have been killed. the reasons that keep lim

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kpix 5 da lin talked to the owner and talked about why the owner is frustrated with police investigation. >> reporter: the owner says he has dealt with plenty of burglaries and break-ins, but this is the first time someone has robbed him of a car in 10 years at this location. the business owner says his worker is lucky to have survived this violent carjacking the man was thrown to the ground as the robber drives off the>> i could not believe it him he could have killed him. >> it happened friday afternoon as this man walked up to a worker at a used car lot yi he wanted to buy the white 2016 audi s5. spirit he wanted to pay cash that $31,000 and he said i will show it myself. >> danny was away at the time and he talked to the man but before danny could get back the robber demanded the car key as he sat inside.>> he said he has got a gun in his pocket with a triangular shape, of course my employee had to give him the keys.>> the worker walks away and as the robber tries to drive off, the worker runs back to stand in front of block the caught. >> he should not have tried to stop him but he

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lin-manuel miranda says, quote, her sentences will take your breath away.n time keep on reading with us along with instagram @gmabookclub. >>> friday edition of ultimate pasta week. chief millie peartree is whipping up delicious lasagna. >>> now it's time for "pop news" with lara. good morning, lara. >> good morning, michael. in light of the news of prince philip's passing we wanted to highlight a very special letter that he sent her majesty the queen back in 1946. it was a year before their wedding and the letter was published in a book in 2011 that reads to falling in love unreservedly makes one trouble's small and petty and told the queen mother in another letter that his future bride was, quote, the only thing in the world that is absolutely real to me. it was also revealed in that book that prince philip's nickname for his wife behind closed doors is lillibet for all 73 years of their marriage. thinking about the family this morning. >>> we begin also with the glaad awards honoring outstanding media representation of the lgbtq plus community held virtu

. >> reporter: shortly before the pandemic, lin drove by doc on the side of the road. >> he wasn't begging for money, he was smiling, holding a sign, waving at everyone. i went to get my lunch and got two lunches today. >> 61-year-old doc who told us his drinking and drug addictions have cost him jobs in the past, remembers the first time she stopped to talk. he wondered if he had a warrant and thought she was going to take him to jail. >> i was afraid but she quickly eases the relationship. and basically says, what do you need? >> reporter: when george floyd was killed in minneapolis last year, their connection strengthened at a time when police and community relations were strained. >> he is problm, and i was able to get him a special shirt that said blm, black lives matter. >> lynn made sure doc was safe during protests. >> we stuck together a lot during the protests, huh? >> yeah. >> i knew the community was hurting. i knew their trust was broken with us. but the main -- the main reason i got into this job was to connect those ties with the community. that we're no

reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. pretty hard even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the blue dogs are facing. a revolution that for now appears to have no end date in sight. here in germany the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel is hotting up she'll be standing down after 16 years leading europe's biggest economy now 2 rival candidates are jostling to lead her conservative bloc into an election in september and possibly become the next chancellor. until america will offer a corona test before crucial talks on who might succeed her as chancellor one of the favorites the leader of her c.d.u. party am in lash it he's also a state premier of north rhine-westphalia the other marcus earth a heads up the bavarian c.s.u. a small party closely allied to marco's c.d.u. he wasn't giving much away. exciting

da lin is there now and exactly what are they asking for? >> reporter: the student activists just left about 15 minutes ago. they are demanding the police department to release the chest can footage of the officers to find what happened to mario gonzalez. they also want the names of those officers, that the officers, involved. most of those protesters are students at alameda high at. they marched about two miles from washington park to the police department to try to put pressure on the police department and elected leaders. alameda police say 26-year-old mario gonzalez of oakland died when the officers tried to arrest him on monday morning. investigators say the officers responded to reports of an intoxicated man suspected of theft. the department says there was a scuffle and the officers were trying to place the man's hands behind his back they say during the scuffle, gonzales suffered a medical emergency the and later died. that the police department would not clarify what kind of medical emergency but the man's family says gonzales was a

the reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. was pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful and the blue dog they see. a revolution for now appears to have no end date in sight. just in sports news now and in the bundesliga minds boosted their survival chances with a late victory against cologne the 32 win continues their climb up the table but cologne are heading in the other direction and are now firmly stuck in the relegation places. marcus custos cologne hadn't won in 7 games at home coach would have feared the worst when might scored with their 1st shots on goal john paul boy put the finishing touches on a neat move i followed what i had to do way back into the game on half time penalty to verdict on trade to do is equal i said just reward for cologne's efforts domination continued in the 2nd half t

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more than can >> that was frances lin reporting for us tonight. all right. let's talk weather this saturday night. a live look at the golden gate bridge looks nice out there she is enjoying her saturday night and we hope you are too. thanks for being with us. and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has a look ahead. now, if you're plan, go to yeah. let's take a quick check of your sierra forecast. live look outside. i 80 at castle peak. >> and we're noticing very calm dry conditions. all of that is going to change in the coming days with some actual thunderstorms making its way to the sierra starting as early as monday night very dry and clear out there right now as we take a look at radar for even futurecast for showing mostly sunny skies for the 2nd half of your weekend and we're gradually going to start to notice a cooldown. but for those of you at south lake tahoe and even truckee in the mid 60's there. so about 48 degrees above average gradually cooling down on monday and monday is going to be the transitional day because check out tuesday only warming

. >> we have a question from lin asking if there's anything that you tried to grow at monticello but couldn't because of the climate. >> lynn, you're asking me of my many failures in the garden. i say yes, many, but, lynn, know this. i always try to plant an overabundance, a great variety of flowers and plants and the reason is because i know there will be a failure. but then rest assured, we'll always have successes. i'm afraid i have failed, if you will, with the pear. i've failed with the plum. failed with almonds, with apricots. i have never been successful cultivating olive trees and then, of course, there is wine. now, i speak of the foreign vines. that has remained a great failure. but we need not pursue that any further. your next question. >> we've had some people wondering about your attempts to make wine. >> i said we need not pursue my attempts at cultivating wine. mr. light, if you ask me about my efforts, i can assure you this, i continue to cultivate wine. it is the foreign vines that have been the failure. our native vines, they continue to flourish as they have from

kansas city chiefs coach, accused of drinking and driving and badly injuring a 5-year-old girl >>> lintting theater and film and tv back to work >>> and michigan's covid outbreak is now the worst in america, with health officials there reporting more than 7,000 new cases every day. >> still, the white house says it won't rush more doses to michigan in fact the cdc director warns the state can't just vaccinate its way out of this current surge because that could take two to six weeks for the shots to kick in and slow the spread >> playing whack-a-mole isn't the strategy that public health leaders and scientists have laid out. >> the answer to that is to really close things down. >> well, that's not happening. michigan's governor is asking people to voluntarily follow restrictions, but no mandate the white house now offering to send michigan more testing supplies and more therapeutics the announcement comes at regeneron reports its antibody cocktail offers strong protection against covid in households where somebody is infected meg tirrell covers science and medicine for us and is on the

in oakland, i da lin, kpix5. >>> struggling businesses could be getting much needed help.would provide an additional $11 million worth of grants. >> this is for businesses that in some cases during this last year cannot open for at least six months. businesses like those hair salons, the barbershops, nightlife venues. >> application process opens today. businesses can apply for grants ranging from $5000-$25,000. >>> spring has sprung at pg&e san francisco headquarters. new video shows three hatchlings that emerged from a falcon nest. the parents lay the exit top utility companies buildings unsealed street. you can watch the young falcon family grow on pg&e's life webcam. get your dose of cute. we have a link to it on our website. >>> i am endorsed today for a change and it is nice. it is nice being here. it is also really nice outside. >> i think as soon as you step outside on it in a break you're going to say no, it is windy. i thought i could be inside for at least a little while today and welcome back indoors, by the way. let's take a look outside, plenty of sunshine as

13th at your neighborhood grocery outlet captioning sponsored by cbs >> mayor bill de blasio and actor lin-manuelew vaccination site in the new broadway theater district specifically for members of the theater industry. >> we want to gather again and we want to tell stories in the dark. we cannot do that if we don't feel safe and if you don't feel safe, so the first step in that process is getting our vaccination shots. ( singing )

es el perfil que buscan los de lin cuentes.uier artÍculo en el asiento del pasajero. quedarse en el carro unos minutos es una practica comÚn. >>> uso el gps encuentro la direcciÓn y 5 minutos en el parqueadero. llegamos al carro y vemos los mensajes. vemos una llamada perdida del trabajo, de la red social. >>> los robos han ocurrido por toda la ciudad, pero con mÁs frecuencia en la zona del boulevard. la policÍa asegura aumentar el patrullaje cuando tienen suficiente personal. piden seguir estos consejos. >>> no colocar cosas de valor en lugares fÁcilmente accesibles en el auto. estar atentas a su alrededor e intentar salir acompaÑadas. las vÍctimas no han podido identificar a los sospechosos porque llevan cubierta facial, pero han actuado de dÍa. >>> al montarnos al carro ir de una vez. >>> hay que pedir ayuda o compaÑÍa, en caso que vaya tarde. pero es terrible que lo hagan a plena luz del dÍa. >>> el alcalde renuncie al cargo populi dice que no es culpable. sobre este hombre hay 6 acusaciones de agresiÓn sexual contra mujere

2021 inspiration list featuring stories of some extraordinary people, among them actor and director lin-manuel >> how do you define inspiration? >> i define it as -- it's the thing that won't leave you alone. right? that's how i experience it. it's that notion that just kind of keeps coming back around and being like, hello, hello. >> more of that conversation this weekend and a reminder, i'll see you back here tonight for president biden's address to congress, coming up next that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> tonight, president joe biden center stage. his first address to a joint session of congress before a nation still deeply divided over the election, still reeling from the pandemic. just ahead, the president's big plan from infrastructure to climate, to economic relief and the big with it, and can the bipartisanship find common ground or will he go it alone? america will be watching tonight in this presidential address to congress. ♪♪

"hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda yesterday attended the opening of a new times square coronaviruster and i know. i know you think we're going to do a not throwing away my shot joke, but that's where you're wrong, pal you ready for this hamilton creator lin-manuel miranda, yesterday, attended the opening of a new times square coronavirus vaccination center while the rest of us are still going to have to "wait for it!" damn it! should have gone with the first one. according to a new study, women who are stressed during pregnancy are nearly twice as likely to have a girl. that story, again. 2021 is going to be all girls. a florida woman was sentenced, last week, to 30 days in jail after she coughed on another customer last year in a pier one home furnishing store. on the plus side, her cell looks incredible according to a new study, eating dinner together as family without cell phones may help reduce obesity cause you're going to want to get out of there, as soon as possible "okay, i'm full, goodbye." yesterday marked the first day of ramadan, it's that one time of the year when cons

some attacks have taken place on popular routes like grizzly peak and that is where we find da lin. >> the detectives are trying to connect the dots, trying to see if it is the same people involved in the recent robberies. the latest robbery happened over the weekend on this road. the robbers got away with a very expensive bike. it is a tough ride up grizzly peak. now it is becoming even more dangerous. >> you are anxious enough when you hear cars coming behind you. you don't need this extra stuff thrown into it. >> reporter: he says after hearing about the recent robberies and was the peak boulevard and wildcat canyon road in the oakland and berkeley hills, he stopped biking with his wallet and keys. >> i don't even bring the phone anymore because that is just another thing people can take. >> reporter: around 2:00, multiple suspects used the gun to rob someone of a transition that looks like this. transition is a high-end brand. the bikes sell between five and $10,000. police say the suspects drove away in a black or green vw. the california plate is five dj k736. >> you get a mile

> reporter: democrats know it could take a while to reach an agreement, even among em, oriltheyt ty lin? linsey? >> maryalice, thank you. >>> and now to a terrifying accident that turned into a story of strangers helping people in desperate need. a car driving off the road. the car flipping over. now the rescuers and rescuees are reuniting for the first time. here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, from the nation's holiday roadways, a story about strangers helping strangers. jarrott and evie larochelle, out for a drive with the kids and the great dane in the back as usual. when a pickup truck nicked their hummer's rear wheel. >> and it spun us 180 degrees. and when we spun, we hit the curb, and we flipped over on the passenger side. >> reporter: seeing it happen from their own car, robert lee and his wife. >> we are seeing a flying car. i could not believe how high and far it flew. i drove my truck next to his. opened the door. >> the boys had their car seats so they were perfectly fine. evie was on the floor, but she had her seat belt on. i think she was all right. the poor dog was

north bay, pen lins that, it clears out quick. most areas getting the sunshine. going to be on a climb tomorrow. not going to be the hottest we will see but it is the beginning of warmer weather for us. you can see, san jose, 71 degrees, morgan hill, 73. the east bay, up to 77 in antioch. you have a good bay breeze coming your way, and 67 in redwood city. 67 in the beaches tomorrow. the mission, 60. still, chilly day there, and maybe a three-day weekend, and up to clear lake. temperatures in the low to mid 70s. look at this, we have the 70s tomorrow, but again, this weekend, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. that will push us in awesome beach weather. best day to be at the beaches. it will be a warm day for us, check it out in santa cruz. i have a little line to show you. we will have upper 70s in santa cruz. super enjoyable for us. the inland valleys. we are going to go up in the 80s. yeah, look at this 81 saturday. 86 on sunday. monday, we're down to the 0 and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we are in low 70s. so raj, there is also the hope of maybe a

2021 inspiration list featuring stories of some extraordinary people, among them actor and director lin-manuelyou define inspiration? >> i define it as -- it's the thing that won't leave you alone. right? that's how i experience it. it's that notion that just kind of keeps coming back around and being like, hello, hello. >> more of that conversation this weekend and a reminder, i'll see you back here tonight for president biden's address to congress at 9:00 eastern. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪♪ sir if you don't mind ♪ ♪ i'd rather be alone ♪ ♪ from the moment i walked in tonight ♪ ♪ you've been coming on ♪ ♪ if i've told you once ♪ ♪ i've told you twice ♪ ♪ i'm just here to unwind ♪ ♪ i'm not interested in romance ♪ ♪ or what you have in mind ♪ ♪ what part of 'no' ♪ ♪ don't you understand ♪ ♪ to put it plain and simple ♪ ♪ i'm not into one night stands ♪ ♪ i'll be glad to explain it ♪ ♪ if it's too hard to comprehend ♪ ♪ what part of 'no' ♪ ♪ don't you understand ♪ ♪ i'll be glad to

june lin-arlow to seat 8. monica walters to seat 7 with residency waiver and sara hicks-kilday with seat 9 with residency waiver. on that motion [roll call] the motion passes and it will be recommended as a committee report to tomorrow's board of supervisors meeting. >> chairman: thank you, mr. young. could you please read the next item. >> clerk: thank you. item number four motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination for appointment of christina dikas to historic preservation commission, term ending december 31, 2024. >> chairman: any opening comments by committee members? seeing none. ms. dikas, the floor is yours >> great. can you see me? >> yes, we can. >> good morning. my name is christina dikas. i'm a fourth generation bay areaen. i have a deep interest in recognizing and preserving the multitude of stories that are represented in our built environments and that contribute to the unique sense of place that san francisco possesses. i earned a masters of architectural history at the university of vi

line lin it where you're at home i you know me i'm. not on our political or the dinner on a specific issues come so you do very deeply are at a point when you're in a store. and buy 2 duck a putting an m.p. to stand in. and look at market and there is no obvious here so there's a fairly. i know that somebody was in touch with the museum to bring it here to restore these here and i think that. the war at the end stop and interrupt these negotiations. as you can see those are sculpture that are from all the paragon of divinity and of course we have our beautiful venice coming from but. we have. the honest us we have the matter we are artemis we have. never a tuna. we have. 2 issues of the goddess of the fortune. we missed the point of the theory. for me to to look at material culture to understand it to find an object that is so rare is 20 percent better this time it's like to attach a piece of history it's like going back to to this moment. if you want to present to a lot of people the sculptures these could be a is a natural. place. th

football now and brucia dortmund kept their champions league hopes alive after a 2 nil win at home to lin the victory season cut the gap to the elite competition slots to 4 points with 4 games of the season remaining. dortmund as usual turned to the youngsters with champions league qualification hopes hanging by a thread their opponents knew on what also chasing a european spot and it was they almost got off to a flying start with just 13 seconds on the clock marcus inverts and cold a shot against the crossbar and early let off for dortmund. but the hosts grew into the gay children as our fed marker royce and the captain should have put dormant ahead but his short role thomas league wide. royce made amends though in the 25th minute when he won a penalty this seemed to be little contact from keeper. and although he saved holland's book kick royce followed up and bundled the polish of bits of pill to swallow for the visitors who felt the penalty was harsh and almost managed to clear their lines. in the 2nd half they went agonizingly close to equalising when max cruisers free kick can and of