marcy gonzalez, abc news, boulder, colorado. >>> and one of the lynn murry was at king soopers working as an instashopper. we reached out to the shopper's family to offer our support resources during this unimaginably difficult time. >>> in the north bay a report of a woman with a gun led to a lockdown at the veterans home. they spent three hours searching for her. highway patrol confirms there was no threat and the only witness was the person who called it in. three years ago a gunman entered the property and killed three people before turning the gun on himself. >>> a bizarre incident ended with the police having to climb into a dump truck on highway 101 near the highway 92 interchange to arrest a man. a viewer shared video of this man standing on top of some sort of pile in the back of the truck. the police surrounded the truck ask it appeared he was going to give up. he then started throwing out what looks like gravel or asphalt at the officers. they then move inside and took the man into custody. >>> a member of the royal family is taking on a new role and right here in the bay ar

marcy gonzalez shares details a super market shooting. >> reporter: the magnitude of the loss here in boulder setting in. 10 people shot and killed at this grocery ste. amonth 25-year-old rikki olds, also denny stong. suzanne fountain and jody officer eric talley. >> my son gave his wife save people. he gave it all. and then he still continues. >> reporter: he was the first to respond to the chaos unfolding moay teoon re er andescribed as shooting in the parking lot and made his way inside. >> he went in the store. >> right down there. >> oh, my god. guys, we got people down siinso [gunfire] >> there is an active shooter, get away. >> the police say that shooter was 21ahmad al alivi alissa, seen here bleeding after being shot in the leg. >> he has been charged with 10 counts offirst-degree murder. >> he came to this country when he was three had prior convictions for assault in 2017 and 2018. investigators say nothing explains why he did this. they are scouring social media posts and investigating if alissa suffer friday mental health issues, his brother telling the daily beast he bel

marcy gonzalez, abc news, boulder, colorado. >>> president biden has assigned vice president harris to deal with the humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border. the vice president says she will use her experience as california attorney general and a senator to confront the surge of immigrants or my grants going into the u.s. they are arriving at increased levels, many are under 18 years old. vice president harris will be challenged with coming up to a long-term solution to the problem. >> while we are clear people should not come to the border now, we also understand that we will enforce the law. and that we also, because we can chew gum and walk at the same time, must address the root causes. >> officials say the vice president will aim to build a partnership with central american countries from where the migrants have left. >>> well, new details on some stimulus checks, where are they? 8 million people are still waiting, that includes people receiving social security, disability insurance and veterans benefits. a group of house democrats sent a letter to the irs and social securit

marcy gonzalez, abc news, boulder, colorado. >>> president biden has assigned vice president harris to deal with the humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border. the vice president says she will use her experience as california attorney general and a senator to confront the surge of immigrants or my grants going into the u.s. they are arriving at increased levels, many are under 18 years old. vice president harris will be challenged with coming up to a long-term solution to the problem. >> while we are clear people should not come to the border now, we also understand that we will enforce the law. and that we also, because we can chew gum and walk at the same time, must address the root causes. >> officials say the vice president will aim to build a partnership with central american countries from where the migrants have left. >>> well, new details on some stimulus checks, where are they? 8 million people are still waiting, that includes people receiving social security, disability insurance and veterans benefits. a group of house democrats sent a letter to the irs and social securit

with my colleagues, congresswoman marcy castor, congressman tim ryan. what a privilege it is to be here at the ohio state university with madam president. dr. christina johnson. yes, a scientist. dr. parr, dr. andy thomas, and so many more of my ohio state colleagues and friends. especially as we celebrate the anniversary of the affordable care act being signed 11 years ago on this very day. since then, a lot has changed, mr. president. more than 20 million americans are newly insured and countless more can now find affordable high quality, health care plans that best meet their needs without going broke. i remember 11 years ago. i was here as a senior vice president at the ohio state university, when students found out that they could stay on their parents insurance until they were 26 years old. the relief on their faces and hearing in their voices that they would not have to be forced to go out -- without health care coverage. not to mention the fact that pre-existing conditions like cancer or just being a woman would no longer prevent more than 130 m

it is a part of your help is here tour, with my colleagues, congresswoman marcy castor, -- and what a privilege it is to be here at the ohio state university in the james with madam president, dr. christina johnson. yes, a scientist, with dr. pharr, dr. andy thomas, dr. wong, and so many more of my ohio state colleague and friends. especially as we celebrate the anniversary of the 11th anniversary of the affordable care act being signed 11 years ago on this very day. since then, a lot has changed. more than 20 million americans are newly insured and countless more can now find affordable high quality health care plans that best meets their needs without going broke. i remember 11 years ago. i was here as a senior vice president at the ohio state university when students found out that they could stay on their parents insurance until they were 26 years old. the relief on their faces and the hearing and their voices that they would not have to be forced to go without health care coverage. not to mention the fact that pre-existing conditions like cancer will -- no longer prevent more tha

us back to the revolving doors of the '70s and '80s that resulted in the murder of polly claus and marcy with polly claus, the third strike law was in effect again and because of marcy nicholson the california victims bill of rights became in effect to protect the victims like me. and as a result because of what this man is doing, these radical blanket policies in his district attorneys are really turning our system completely upside down. and as a result, i am going to stand up for my husband and make sure that the individual that murdered him, you know, is held accountable. >> tucker: good for you. >> i am now the cochair of the recall george gascon effort. >> tucker: i hope you repudiate what george soros has done to your city and so many other cities. it is really a travesty. and i'm grateful you are taking action like so many others. tania, thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: well the biden administration has announced a new plan to handle the hundreds of thousands of foreign national streaming illegally from the border of mexico. the canadians may be unhappy.

. >> let's get to questions from viewers, beginning with the question from marcy. who asks, how do people who tend to be home bodies reenter the world when they have not been in contact with people and friends for over a year. it's terrifying for some people to think of having to face social situations again. how do they get over the hurdle and how do people who love them help them? i worry about kids in this situation especially, mine included. doctor? >> well, marcy, i think is that is an incredible question because this is something that we are dealing with now, joshua, you have talked about the vaccines that are coming out. people are getting vaccinated, but i'm working with so many people, i have heard from so many folks who have talked about how they are afraid of coming back in to the world, they are not used to it. they don't know what the rituals are any longer. and so, now, they are really stressed and really anxious about returning in to the world and the best way they can do that is incrementally, a step at a time. start with that social bubble that we

i want to thank the congresswoman for sticking with me during the day and marcy, my old friend, good to see you and tim ryan. if you want to be in a foxhole, he is the guy that i want to be with. it is great seeing you, tim. madam president, thank you for having served in the obama biden administration. and all the doctors that are here that i had the chance to meet with today, thank you, your an incredible group of individuals. i wanted to thank sheriff brown for being here but he had to be at the united states senate. first, we are going to more rapidly acquire vaccines to vaccinate every single american quicker than anticipated. what my covid team has done is organize and increase the number of doses in a much shorter time. by the end of may, we will have on hand roughly 600 million doses, enough for every american. we will have more vaccination sites, vaccinators and the paraphernalia needed to put that in one's arm. there is a second important piece of that plan. it is focused on dealing with the economic deprivation so many americans have become subject to through no fault of t

run to make a political marci around the state senate they put themselves out to make the changes something that we. should have taken this long to the neighbors got to learn we have a disco to slosh war to create new areas we have to change this culture and one of the fortunate ones we can leave an establishment outside but all the people and the majority of legal research talk about just good hardworking people that want to live the american dream like our ancestors these are huge refugees are terrified that they may be forced to return to be a more. orderly . tanzania's president john mark foley has died a man has been criticized for his denial of the coronavirus condiment. color from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera. exit polls in the netherlands suggest prime minister marc rich's conservative party is on course to form a ruling coalition. also in the news brazil reports a record number of corona virus infections as one of the world's worst hit countries struggles with its deadliest phase of the pandemic. and police charged a white gunman with

abc7 reporter marci gonzalez has that story. >> yeah, we need as many ambulances as you can have rightshing to the citizen of this crash in holtville, california. >> right now they're doing triage. >> reporter: the california highway patrol says this big rig collided with this ford explorer which was packed with 25 people inside. >> obviously that vehicle is not meant for that many people. >> reporter: at least 13 people who were in that suv were killed. the other 12 taken to hospitals. >> the ones that came into us had injuries ranging from fractures to life-threatening head injuries, chest injuries. >> we are aware that children were involved. >> reporter: the crash happened early this morning on a rural stretch of road 15 miles from the mexico border. >> there are still crews on scene and investigating exactly what happened. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles. >>> the state's monthly snow survey in the sierra showing mixed results. the tests done by the department of water resources at phillips station near south lake tahoe reported a snowpack of 86% of normal for t

to encourage iraq's muslim and christian communities to work together for peace also coming up on marcy's another day of anger and on the arrest and tycoon protesters clashed once more with police in yangon gone.

. >> reporter: marcy cortez says she won't let her nephew play in the grass and keeps her dog away from it. >> she loves eating grass. >> reporter: this is max. he was also hospitalized after consuming marijuana near the park. and contracted aspiration pneumonia from the intubation. the san francisco spca says half the cases they see of dogs eating marijuana or methamphetamine involve unknown texposuhare ts, ieth injested it out on a city street or in a park. >>> a tent encampment won a court fight allowing occupants to stay there. a judge barred the city from enforcing a daytime camping ban or clearing the camp. the city council voted to move the camp near the u.s. army corps of engineer debris yard. people who live at the camp say the city has been putting the safety of campers in jeopardy. small group of loud people who just don't want to see the reality of housing in the bay area right now. >> those who live at the camp say they'll now ask the city to pay for bathrooms and other basic services. the city is reviewing the court ruling and is working to find housing options for encampm

in 2014 he rose to prominence after releasing documents he said exposed political corruption and marcie cells governing alliance sankoh has drawn support from young voters and finished 3rd in the print 21000 presidential election with a little more than 15 percent and he's criticize senegal's relationship with his former colonial rule of france and he's hinted he wants to examine the tax benefits given to foreign companies al-jazeera as nicolas hark has been following this story all week he has us this update from dhaka. despite calls for calm and unity by president mikey solve the movement for the protection of democracy a coalition of actors from civil rights groups civil society activists in the opposition are calling for more protests and it seems that one week after we've done some coke was detained those demonstrations are spiraling out of control beyond the capital the car in several cities throughout the country many young disenfranchised people taking to the streets looting specifically french supermarkets and gas stations because they accuse president mike you sell of protecti

marci clark is a mother of three in new jersey, whose kids haven't been in a classroom in a year. >> it's been a year. i am at peace with my kids returning to school and being three feet apart from a classmate. >> reporter: but some major teachers unions pushing back. the national education association calling for "more detail," and saying the rule change would be "particularly challenging" for large urban schools with fewer resources. and concern from some school boards. >> we do in the want to try to cram as many student as we can into a classroom. >> reporter: today, joe biden making his first visit as president to the cdc, saying science is back. >> you've changed things. you've changed them in a way that are going to make everybody healthier in this country. and when we have a crisis, you're prepared to meet it because you speak truth and science to power. >> reporter: but tonight, an urgent warning. dr. anthony fauci saying the highly contagious uk variant could be 64% more deadly and now accounts for up to 30% of infections in the u.s. but adds the three authorized vaccines ar

has not shown that fresh burst of energy that's going to get it up to 4,000 on the s&p just yet. >> marcyy well. are they overstretched >> no, our view is this consolidation has been a rotational move, not an indication of a big top or that we're late cycle or anything like that. tech has just been the source of funding. i think we're seeing it bounce back a little bit. i've been thinking a lot about tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the market lows of 2020. how different year one of a bull market is versus year two. we bounced off of the lows of late march of last year when everybody is asking what is the market looking at. is it totally disconnected from the economy. now we're starting year two. year two tends to be a little more frustrating for investors there's consensus on the recovery, but markets don't move in a straight line i think we have to remember that as investors i think this rotation continues by sector, by size, by style and by geography as markets grind higher over the course of this year, albeit maybe with a bit more volatility. >> pie five, i believe you're a fan

abc news reporter marci gonzalez has a look at the attenders. >> reporter: the 93rd academy awards less away. nick jonas and jonas announcing the nominees. leading the pack with 10 nominations including for best picture. it's up against a diverse mix of seven other films in that category. the father, judith and the black messiah, no madman, promising young woman, sound of metal, and the trial of the chicago seven. >> for actor in the leading role. >> reporter: in the best actor category, yoon, hopkins, and chadwick boseman. using >> i think chadwick boseman has to be the best in his category. a dominant performance and we will cherish. >> reporter: in the black bottom violet they lit the favorites in the best actress category. >> we have andrew day and davis nominated. believe it or not, there has not been a black woman who has one in this category since halle barry was the first, back in 2002 for monsters ball. >> reporter: and history was made this morning and the best director category. for the first time ever, two women are among the nominees. chloe is out for no man land, and emera

to see you, marcy, thanks for being here. kid with tim, if i've got to be a fox hole, he's the guy i want to be with. he always keeps his word, does exactly what he says he's going to do, and it's great seeing you, tim. my best to the family. madam president, thanks for having served in the obama/biden administration. you're doing an incredible job here. and all the docs that are here that i got a chance to meet with today. thank you. you are an incredible group of individuals. i also want to thank sherrod brown who wanted to be here today but had to be in washington to cast important votes in the united states senate. look, i want everybody to be aware that there are three key parts to the american rescue plan all my colleagues supported here. first, we're going to more rapidly acquire and we set out to more rapidly acquire enough vaccine to vaccinate every single american quicker than anticipated. and with my covid team went through and the use of the defense production act, we have been able to organize and help increase t

. >> reporter: marcy cortez says she won't let her nephew play in the grass and keeps her dog away from >> she loves eating grass and i don't want her to get sick. >> reporter: this is max. a miniature pinscher. he was also hospitalized after eating marijuana near the park. he is still week and contracted aspiration pneumonia from the intubation. half the cases they see of dogs eating marijuana or methamphetamine involve unknown exposures. that is the pet ingested it out on a city street or in a park. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> the san francisco activist and former politician tom ammiano is celebrating a long overdue honor. he is finally received the high school varsity letter for track that he earned when he was 16 years old, an award he says was kept from him because he was gay. >> they arbitrarily decide that the points needed, they disqualified a meet where i scored a lot of points. and so then they hid behind that. >> the 79-year-old told our larry beil on abc7 news at 4:00 that his old school immaculate conception high school in new jersey got wind of his story and made a

marcy adelmen reported on the needs assessment and access for lgbtq people over 50. and moving on to that, at our council meeting, dr. adelmen gave an update on that lgbtq adult survey. it targets 500, and as of our meeting, they already had 300 responses, which is really good. and that is looking at telehealth programs, and there are also some interviews being done on the services needed. prior to the last year, we've had an education committee, which when rick applebee was working with us, he had a very robust education program. and that's kind of dropped. so we're going to be looking into increasing our participation again. and we came up with a couple of topics right off the bat, helping people to destress, how to survive covid-19 issues, and we also discussed the access to vaccinations in various city communities. as i say, our next meeting is march 17th. we will probably have some updates -- we will have an update on the senior homeless ad hock committee. they're ready to give a report. and we will also have a couple of virtual sites to be able to report on, so

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i wanted to go back on the question of diversetive that i believe representative marcy kaptor brought up. can you tell us about prep schools and how we all use prep schools to get diversity into your academies? i know there's some prep schools and different parts of the country, but there are areas that there's really no prep schools at all and they have to travel a long way to get some of those students to get the diversity. could you all tell us what you all do and how you set up some of those prep schools or is it all private sector involved or are there partnerships for the academies? >> sir, this is lieutenant general clark from the air force academy and i can address that. our prep school is significant in helping us shape the diversity and the makeup of our cadet population as they come in. and they are on campus. it's about 200 prep school cadet candidates that are there. but we also had opportunities at other prep schools, as you mentioned, throughout the country where we can garner cadet candidates to bring into the academy. we have an organization called our falcon foundati

marcy ro rowman wrote me and sad our mail in sussex county as everywhere is horrible despite our great letter carriers. another wrote to tell me last month because of her passport, sitting idle at a philadelphia distribution center for ten days, she was set to travel abroad and had to delay her trip. bill powers, a former county councilman i know well from new castle county, a long-time turkey grower who provides fresh eggs for local markets has experienced significant losses with deliveries. i want to mention one last story from trebs thompson, an egg farmer with whimsical farms. he wrote, largely our postal service has been a jewel. it handles a large volume of mail cheaply with a high degree of speed and accuracy. many of us depend on it for paperwork, medications, orders, payments, and for farmers like me, seeds and day-old chicks. the post office has been shipping day-old chicks to farms like mine, he wrote, for over a hundred years. today all 20 baby hens arrived cold and lifeless. i cried as i opened the box. the postal supervisor cried. the gentleman who normally delivers my ma

now on marcy's another day of anger and unrest and tycoon protesters clashed with police as outraged mounts over the desecration of a group of a teenage demonstrator killed in the unrest. a mickle fairly welcome to the program it's day 2 of pope francis historic visit to iraq he's aiming to rally the country's minority christian community whose numbers have dropped drastically after years of war and persecution the pontiff began the day and the holy city of najaf were he had a private meeting with one of iraq's most powerful shiite leaders grand ayatollah ali al sistani. a meeting that was months in the making every detail carefully planned after a photo op the 2 men spoke privately for 40 minutes the ayatollah reportedly telling the pope he also believes christians should be able to live in peace in iraq and enjoy the same rights as other iraqis it's a powerful statement from sistan he who rarely makes his opinions known when he does shiites in iraq and around the world take note. later the pope arrived in the ancient city of moore known as the birthplace of abraham the biblical pat

much going to it's good to have you with us the military crackdown on anti coupe tests in me and marcy's no let up and amid the demonstrations springing up across the country a catholic nuns encounter with security forces and me in march has gone viral in a dramatic scene on monday sister and rose. new tong pleaded with right police to hold their fire 2 of the officers knelt with her but she said moments later security forces started firing into a crowd of marchers in the city of need to kena 2 men were shot dead during that clash. well swear in myanmar activists return to the streets in yangon demonstrators have set up barricades in the area where witnesses say protestors were trapped by police overnight around 50 people were arrested others have been able to leave thousands of protesters across the country rallied in recent weeks and against military rule it comes as 5 media outlets have had their licenses revoked by the military for reporting on the coup. well one of the broadcasters whose license was revoked is democratic voice of burma and their operations director toys a lot joins