remember, maki is back in town. and remember the kidnapping, because 22 is old for a lemur, and he was lost for about a day. he was lost for about a day, but it seems like a year says anoushah, but eventually, he was found at a church in daily city. here is for a less eventful 22 for maki. >> 22 is really old, then you and i and rob, we are very old. >> if we were lemurs. >> in lemur years. >> yes. lemur age. >> that is very true, yes. >> let's talk about the weather right now as we move from the zoo to what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. we have a chilly evening around the bay area right now, but by tomorrow, we could be seeing a chance of maybe some of the low snow levels again, and rain and some wind making a comeback. yes, the rain is returning for sunday, and the rain is chilly and in the 40s and 50s outside and if you are going to head out, you will want not a thick jacket, but a thicker coat as the temperatures are going to drop into the 30s and 40s, and with that we are missing out on a foot or

here's a toast to a less eventful year for maki. >> there we go. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the blizzard warnings as part of the rockies brace for several feet of snow. highways already at a standstill thousands of flights canceled the national guard called up. the same storm spawning tornadoes across two states >> it's all -- it's a full condensed tornado. >>> payday those covid relief checks already hitting bank accounts as much as $7,000. >> it couldn't come at a better time >> why some have already received it, and how to find out when you get yours >>> crisis at the border new video of crowds waiting to cross the rio grande into the u.s. the dramatic rescues from border patrol the influx so great immigrations and customs enforcement now asking for volunteers to help. >>> out-of-control spring breakers across florida sparking new superspreader fears. and the monumental challenge ahead. will the government be ready to start vaccinating all adults by may? >>> the shocking murder of a young british woman. the global movement it started. a

here's a toast to a less eventful year for maki. >> there we go.ll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the blizzard warnings as part of the rockies brace for several feet of snow. highways already at a standstill thousands of flights canceled the national guard called up. the same storm spawning tornadoes across two states >> it's all -- it's a full condensed tornado. >>> payday those covid relief checks already hitting bank accounts as much as $7,000. >> it couldn't come at a better time >> why some have already

how could you forget maki, the ring-tailed at the time zoo officials were worried he wouldn't surviveold day. eventually he was found in daly city by an alert 5-year-old boy. to celebrate another year of life, maki was treated to a special birthday snack. >>> don't forget to set your clocks one hour forward before bed tonight. daylight saving time takes effect at 2:00 a.m. sunday in most of the united states. while californians wanted to be one of the states that didn't participate, in 2018 voters repealed daylight saving time with a 60% majority. despite passing the assembly unanimously, it never made it to the senate floor. however, florida senator, marco rubio, is working on a bipartisan bill called the sunshine protection act of 2021 that would end daylight saving for most of the nation. >>> drew tuma with one last check of the weather. i am all for getting rid of daylight saving. that's just me. >> yeah, you know, you lose that hour of sleep. i think the only benefit tomorrow is that our sunset is getting later and later, the sun going down after 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. overn

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to amend it to include some of what we had in the people's breonna's law, house bill 21, including makie that officers have clear insignia when they are coming to someone's door and also making sure that we restrict the use of no-knock search warrants because the bill that did pass committee senate bill 4 expands the use of no- knock search warrants, so we don't want that. >> sreenivasan: what to you is that threshold where you would say there has been justice served for the taylor family? >> for many of us who are on the front lines of seeking justice for breonna taylor, we continue to demand that every single officer who was involved with her murdeon friday, march 13, 2020, is fired, arrested, and charged for her murder. that hasn't happened yet at all. and so, we-- we continue with those demands but also with policy demands, because we're very clear that what happened to breonna taylor and what happened that night includes the use of no-knock warrants. it also includes some other police accountability measures that must be addressed, the fact that no aid was rendered to her as she ga

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thousands of miles away in australia questions being raised about what is the role of an inherited maki with vast extraordinary. wealth and significant pound despite the fact that they were paid italy claim they have no political power that the queen private secretary was in intensive discussions with the governor general so joan could have tried to him just missing the government the elected government of australia and of course the government knew nothing about those conversations and nor did the australian people so this been real questions raised about the contemporary role of the monarchy in australia and i think it's much more the case that people support the notion that we should govern ourselves we should have our own head of state rather than an anti more nicky position and has say i think that's an older position that we've moved beyond and we now simply want to control our own political base to be as australians and have a say in who i head of state is. the british eco hotel which will host the summer's g. 7 summit has been found to be rather less eco friendly than a claims f

then was rendered not able to run for the presidential election of 2019 the opposition accuse prison maki cell of using the courts to eliminate his political rival we've seen it just a few years ago again with the former mayor of the court khalifa cell that was again charged with corruption and now with this case this case of alleged rape over we've done some good while he's quick to say that it is politically motivated the government on the other hand said it is a private matter it has to be dealt with with the courts and some go earlier today met with the judge now he's wanted for 2 he suspected to be charged for 2 cases one is for this involvement in this rape case but also for the protests that you're seeing here today for causing public disturbance and for these protests that are frankly spreading despite the presence of police and security forces on the ground fully nic thank you very much for that update nic and as hockey's our correspondent keeping an eye on the situation in senegal forests. in other world news there reports that at least one person has been killed in myanmar 2nd

at least 10 people died during the process against his arrest for alleged rape charges president's maki solace also appealing for calm nicholas hock reports from dhaka. a night of celebration after days of protests. there he is released on bail to spend some go addresses the nation in this press conference by his side are leading figures of senegalese opposition. the people are sending us politicians a message no matter convictions or beliefs we have a dysfunctionality to unite the show and bring back politics to its noble cause you presenting the people. several people died in scores were injured after he was arrested over rape charges his supporters believe the case is politically motivated . the presence of the military did not deter demonstrators nor did the tear gas nor the police dressed in civilian clothes will the baseball bats restricting the internet to did not stop the hash tag 3 senegal from trending. hundreds if not thousands of people are gathering here still the flying the security forces who are farming tear gas there's a sense among supporters. that when the end detenti

making death threats but sunk says the charges a politically motivated and an attempt by president maki cell to discredit him before the 2024 election. polls of closed in ivory coast parliamentary elections this election is 3 months after a somewhat tara won the presidential poll that was boycotted by the opposition and for the 1st time it's the 1st election in 10 years in which the ivorian popular front headed by former president laurent gbagbo took part and pope francis is iraq's muslim and christian leaders to put aside their differences and work together for peace and unity this is the 2nd day of his trip to iraq during which he met the most influential shia cleric in the country a grand ayatollah ali al sistani and discuss the plight of iraq's christians. act al jazeera well now i'll see if the news hour though in half an hour's time. it's been 10 years since the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in japan caused a massive tsunami taking 18000 lives and dignity in the world's worst nuclear crisis since the chernobyl disaster join us as we revisit those most affected in a series

casual on the bottom for video calls while wearing a dress and sweatpants shares of lululemon and makiemassive gains in 2020. the ceo of lululemon still thinks people want to sweat and stay active pandemic or not. joining me is retail khan list and managing director johner can nan. i want to get first of all to why shares of lululemon are down a full strong quarter and full-year outlook revenue was stronger than analysts hoped, earnings lower, they want to investor in mirror what's going on? >> tremendous top-line guidance for the year out of lululemon and certainly demand across their products were incredibly high analysts have to take their earnings estimates down for this year related to significant s&a investments related to mirror. sg&a dollars will be over $470 million this year, much of that is related to mirror mirror is 3% to 5% diluted to earnings this year a lot of costs related to mirror, in a competitive market at-home fitness with peloton, apple, nike training clubs, so you have to invest to compete. >> that is pretty significant to take down earnings that much for mirror,

are they makiing mistakes by pushing these? >> i think they are.icies and politics. policies because this is a democracy. every legal voter ought to be allowed to vote and you should not put up barriers to people voting. voters take up notice of people who get into their way of voting. republicans instead of proposing solutions to make their lives better, they're trying to stop the emerging groups in the electorate from voting. >> ben jellas, just look at that screen that tom put up in georgia. in days of the legislation being considered would become ban voting days. you had 40,000 of african-american votes of georgia. if those new rules applied, biden would not have won. do you agree with those words? >> certainly. it is a dark contrast. we saw virginia today, governor northam issuing an executive order. the reason is a lifetime ban in virginia because of a jim crow law from 118 years ago that was put in place that ensures that white supremacy would be the law of the land in virginia. you look at georgia and texas and further out in the southwest

reporter: maki saito is a disaster risk reduction adviser at japan platform, a nonprofit that specializesncy aid. when the earthquake hit fukushima 10 years ago, the organization dispatched a team there within three hours. >> we are still dealing with the aftermath of that earthquake. we estimate the region will need our help for the next 30 years. reporter: if an earthquake like this were to strike tokyo, a government estimate predicts the death toll could go as high as 230,000. a sobering warning came just four weeks ago, when another 7.1-magnitude quake shook fukushima. >> if a tsunami were to hit tokyo, the damage would be quite serious, since the city is on low ound. but the tall buildings will allow people to evacuate. reporter: preparations to minimize damages in the event of a disaster are underway. tokyo's buildings are famously shake-proof, and 3,000 evacuation sites are sprinkled across the city. the government also holds regular drills, as do schools across japan. but the big question remains: is tokyo ready for x-day? >> no, i don't think we are ready. what's crucial is to ma

on from her landmark interview with oprah winfrey, meghan's brutally honest revelations are still makiee. >> i'm done with this. sorry. >> no, no. you know what? >> the duchess of sussex filed aal complaint after piers morgan questioned the seriousness of mental health concerns. morgan is now gone after an avalanche of more than 41,000 viewer complaints. that network not the only institution that says it takes mental health seriously. >> happened with others as well, you have to prioritize mental health. >> the royal family, especially william and kate, who have so far been silent on the interview, have made mental health a priority they even have a branded campaign called heads together, which encourages brits to speak up when they're struggling. >> so amazing these days. >> most of the time. >> no but, you know, some families, sadly, are not as lucky as you guys have been, being able to share things. >> we have been brought closer because of the circumstances as well. >> the parallels between their mother, princess dieian and meghan are long. mental health was a focus of diana's own l

. >> instead biden makie ing clea his top legislative priority relate to infrastructure. >> there's so much we can do that's good stuff. makes people healthier and creates good jobs. >> reporter: biden opened the press conference by setting a new goal on coronavirus vaccinations. >> i'm setting a second goal to today, and that is we will, by my 100th day in office, have administered 200 million shots in people's arms. that's right, 200 million shots in 100 days. >> with 2.5 million injections happening per day, the u.s. is on track to meet that goal by day 100 of his presidency. >> i know it's ambitious, twice our original goal, with but no other country in the world has come close, not even close to what we're doing. i believe we can do it. >> at 78 years old, biden is the oldest president to ever assume the office. and he said today, he plans to run again in 2024. >> the answer is yes, my plnan s to run for re-election. >> when it comes to who he will be running against he answered with this notable question. >> i don't even think about it. i have no idea. i have no idea if there wil

it could include free community college, $15 minimum wage, and makie ing child care this is what bidenfrastructure investments could create 5 million jobs. the economy is down 10 million jobs since february. there's more to go. but so much cash has already been spent, and the senate is so closely divided, it's not clear how hard this will be. both the fed chair and chief have praised congressional actions so far, but have said the recovery in the economy, alisyn, is not yet complete. >> christine, thank you very much for breaking all of that down for us. >>> so the pandemic has affected all of us, but no one more so than doctors and nurses on the front line. cnn has obtainnd aed a newly released inspector general report and the toll it's taken. that's next. wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad

we need to be making more in america, making electric vehicles here, maky semiconductors here and traininged higher tech, higher skill manufacturing. and that is a priority of the president, and that will be a priority of mine. >> you have been a centrist for a long time. you've talked about the importance of it. you s you said there is not a lot of political award for her. you said that democrats are a party of interbusiness. we need to be the party of work. i wonder if you still think that is the case about the democratic party and what you think the consequences of that are for american jobs? >> so, this is one of the many reasons i admire president biden, which is he knows that what we need to do in public service is to deliver for the american people and primarily that means delivering decent high-paying jobs for every american and that is something that i think we need to agree on. if it requires compromise to get things done, to move that forward, then that is what we're going to have to do. but at the end of the day, yes, i believe firmly in the dignity of work. by the way, that is

>> before he breaks out the ice maki macchiato, there is term in other states called false light invasionke a comment made by somebody else here on social media and publicly disclose it. there is a public exposure here because it's posted all over the internet, and the second element we would prove here is that the public exposure was offensive to the average person. i would argue here that miss giles has been buried, or reputation has been buried. she had her photography website hacked into. people calling her at all hours in the night harassing her. i think that the implication, really it's about what is implied through the posting. it's implied that she is a bully and she is mean and possibly there is a racial over chore because the barista is hispanic. she has been harassed, or website shut down, and who knows if she's going to get any of the business now. >> shannon: that takes us to exhibit c, andrew. her attorney for the yoga instructor who wouldn't wear the mask says there was an invasion of privacy aspect here as well, it's defamatory and money raised by him and we know at one po

. >>> well, a man south of fresno is makie iing waves for his jet, but not how you might expect.k at this. >> and he's here, guys. >> yes. deanna banes took video of her husband nicholas driving around in his -- we'll call it a modified jet ski, driving it gt water, it operates look a motorcycle or scooter. deanna was taking this video to capture his reaction to the news that she had backed her suv into a pole. but we didn't care about that. we were looking at the jet ski. >> of course we were. >> that's normal. the fact they just says this is my husband on his jet ski. >> there is something that tickled my fun ny bone when you hear her go, here he comes, on his jet ski, down the road. >>> coming up next, bring on the home improvement and construction. company hiring in the bay area as it gets ready for spring. >>> one industry in particular is still in aru >> id to break, the ferris wheel. showing us what it looks like today, it opens today at noon for the first time in months and amy has been telling us there are tickets still available. it is 6:27. we'll be right back. >>> bui

we also heard from republican strategist amanda maki last hour and she said there's a lot of pork in this bill. right now, where would you cut, if you could? >> well, i think you're seeing the senate trying to do some of that. but you know, i disagree with republicans and what they call pork. they try to say that only 10% of this bill or 7%, depending on who you talk to, 11%, is covid-related. well, i'm sorry, that is not the facts. the facts of the matter is, is that the money for state and local government is to help them with their frontline workers and reopen the schools. the ppp money is to help small businesses who have been desperately hurt. people say there is money in there for culture institutions. you know, culture institutions are non-profits whose doors have not been open and many of those cultural institutions are backbones, important economic drivers in the communities that they're located in that have been devastated by covid. i could go through this whole list of things. the damage that's been done has been caused by covid. so, i would say to the republicans, stop ca

rank he says the allegation is politically motivated to stop him from challenging longtime president maki sol his arrest has led to days of often violent demonstrations. let's pick now to nicholas hawke was that song party headquarters in tell us what's happening then. we'll listen we are expected to hear kim from the not only. the the opposition leader that was just released or at least partially released by the judge earlier today but also 6 other heavyweights from the opposition including the former mayor of deckard khalifa sol that we saw just early on in good spirits following the release of some co i think for the opposition this is a small victory after years in which they say they've been they've had a shrinking of their space to express themself and that's the sense also that we get from the protesters on the streets who are not this is not so if alienated to any political party but a sense that their voice is has been heard just by the mere fact that some code was was freed of course he's freed under bail there's still charges against him including his alleged involvement over a