the 20-year-old looking into the distance as his daughter, michaela, the youngest of 36 victims in the fire. the heartbroken father writes, today markets the fifth anniversary of the last time i saw michaela, the last time i hugged her and the last time i said to her that i loved her. >> this is still very raw, very upsetting. >> reporter: mary alexander is the attorney who represented 34 families and some of the survivors in a civil lawsuit against the ng family who owned the warehouse, where an underground party was held on the night of the deadly fire. the family was never criminally charged, but they agreed to file for bankruptcy early this year. >> we worked it out that their assets will be sold through the bankruptcy and the proceeds will go to the families. >> reporter: alexander says the sale of at least four properties might raise up to $7 million. earlier this year, master tenant derick almena was sentenced for his role in the fire but avoided prison time and continues to serve out his sentence at home with an ankle monitor. last year, the city of oakland settled a civil laws

she's the head of a free school, called michaela school, near wembley, and she's just been appointede new chair of the social mobility commission. katharine birbalsingh, welcome to political thinking. thank you. that phrase, "strictest head in britain." do you glow with pride? do you blush? or do you laugh because you think it's absurd? well, all of that, really. it's a bit funny. i think people imagine that i walk up and down the corridors with whips and chains, when actually i'm often in my office, meeting teachers. what does strict mean is, what i'd say. it means immersing children in love and keeping your standards high with regard to your expectations, both in terms of discipline and in terms of what you can teach them. that's what strict is. and the children always prefer the strictest teachers at school. think about who you liked at school. it was the ones that had the highest expectations of you. there's expectations, yes, but strict in some other ways, isn't it? in the sense, it's often said that the children queue up in silence in the corridors. yeah. to go to classrooms. a

over security concerns next month. michaela reports. well, we've all state department for a response to the comments made by sir g. a lab rather than to there is no direct confirmation off the lab rubs intention to hold a meeting between experts from both the us and russia at the state department simply says that it's willing to engage in diplomacy. whatever the forum be direct talks or the through nato allies, however, it says as well that any talks must depend on the fact that russia addresses us concerns about security. and also as such, discussions have to be on the basis of reciprocity. so there's no direct confirmation from state department. apart from that comment saying that that is open to any form of dialogue with russia on condition as well. it adds that it is in consultation with its nato allies. now we do know that jake sullivan, the national security advisor, held a talk with his russian counterpart early last week. not clear whether that conversation del to this upcoming meeting or potential meeting. we also know that pre

hands. zips and de'anthony was told to our chief political editor, michelle, according to now hi, michaela welcomed m shelter. speech was dominated by covey, as you might expect. how did his address, if it did address concerns that is taking over divided country. while his line is that germany should not be divided, that is not as divided as is sometimes being reported despite the fact that once again we've seen demonstrations from people who are against vaccinations, who see a deep state behind that. i think it's interesting to note that the president of parliament babbled bass at the same time called for bridging that very divide. so this may also be a strategy not to blow those divisions out of proportion to not see a loud minority really take over the public debate. and it is all i've saw in his 1st direct address to the german people, basically calling on everyone to pull together while at the same time saying, look, i see you pulling together, let's keep doing. i was really interested in the time when asked in a pre election interview if he had enough christmas yet for the job. shots

liz: michaela george is the assistant professor at dominican university in san rafael. says from september to january of last year, the researchers tracked attendance at 77 schools, both private and public, from tk to eighth grade. >> as the days increased, community spread, the spread of community -- covid in the community decreased. notnotnotnotnot interesting for us to show that there may be a correlation. >> what we saw during this time is most of the transmissions were not happening at school. liz: lisa santora is marin county's public health officer. she hopes the findings will help to guide public health officials. >> when we do experience another pandemic, our hope is we do not have the long protracted delays in the return for in person instruction. it adversely affected so many families when we knew early on we can have mitigation strategies in place. abc 7 news. >> concern over the pandemics impact on america's kids is prompting a rare health advisory from the surgeon general. too many children are struggling, citing a rise in suicide rates. dr. murphy placed

own my head up my lap and dialogue that i, i didn't thought just double up and the knuckle blevins michaela bob again thought no along up there a bit. a, well, i mean, happy correlation, suburban young tonia. it's not in banana ah, right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese, if possible, to sell food and sugary and faulty and it is not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that never change is obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm hm. what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's covered in, along with other members of the administration that condemn the action. that wiki weeks has taken it, puts at risk, our national security. we have an active, ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter. so let's be clear. this disclosure is not just an attack on america's foreign policy interests. it is an attack on the international community where to deal with this is pretty simple. at this guy's a traitor, a treasonous. and he has broken every law the u

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. >> reporter: in kentucky, we met survivor michaela emory in her hospital room the 21-year-old says she'd worked at that candle factory on and off for three years. the monster tornado hitting during the night shift. >> the only thing i remember after that is i heard all kinds of noises next thing i know, i open my eyes, i'm stuck. i can't move my legs. >> all this concrete had just fallen on top of you >> literally a wall, a concrete wall, was on top of me. >> did you think you would make it out alive? >> i honestly did not think they were going to find me. >> reporter: in the darkness, under that concrete slab, she spoke to her pregnant friend and prepared for the worst. >> there's no telling how long we're going to be under here by the time they do find us, we'll be dead, i'm not going to be able to breathe, we're losing oxygen. that's what was running through my mind all the time. >> reporter: they were trapped for six hours. first responders eventually pulled her and her pregnant friend from the rubble. >> the only thing i could think about the whole time was getting her and her

hi, michaela, welcome shelter. speech was dominated by covey, as you might expect. how it is a dress, if it did address concerns that is taking over divided country. well, his line is that germany should not be divided. that is not as divided as is sometimes being reported despite the fact that once again we've seen demonstrations from people who are against vaccinations, who see a deep state behind that. i think it's interesting to note that the president of parliament babbitt boss at the same time called for bridging that very divide. so this may also be a strategy not to blow those divisions out of proportion to not see a loud minority really take over the public debate. and it is all i saw it in his 1st direct address to the german people. basically calling on everyone to pull together while at the same time saying, look, i see you pulling together, let's keep doing. i was really interested in the time when asked in a pre election interview if he had enough christmas yet for the job. shots replied that he was not applying for a job as a circus master. and what d

airy trend forces and also believed to be involved. fighting alongside the government troops and michaela survivors accused both ethiopian and airy trends. soldiers of raping them in a single month. the city's referral hospital has received more than 150 rape cases . several women have come to get an abortion. this woman is over 3 months pregnant she was raped while trying to walk to her family home outside of mckelly when the fighting started in a diminished head at a head furiously did try to scare me on. we don't care about you. they said we only listen to our urges. i didn't say anything well after they had done what they wanted, they left, so i put my clothes back on and took all my bags and went out in the hospital, struggling to cope. doctors had been pressured not to make the cases public, but one gynecologist did speak out. it was berry at his beard, and really the lusty there. many. ah god, alyssa gave him, but not as it allows, but as unto his sexual transmute that deserves. we suppose that all my thiefs, that us, it is all about. i really do anything to graze into them. govern

the children play the age of 5 who are too young to be vaccinated. michaela has been following the latest developments from new york. there's been a role on affect, test frights or canceled people, book on another one, then those flights get cancelled. or we're talking about a massive amount of lights, just the stay alone, some 700 flights within the u. s. were cancelled as many as 1400 were delayed for a lengthy period of time. so the problem is in effect, compounding at these figures have remained pretty constant over the past 3 days. airlines attempting to fool the gaps as it were, getting more pilots, getting more staff. and of course the airline industry as well. getting people to process a passengers through airports, but as they do so, as they fool the holes, more people contract the virus, particularly versions of the new variant. so it is an ongoing situation. well, the only cranberry very, and continues to drive the vast majority of infections. and if we just take a look at new york state, for example, in the course of the past 24 hours have been over 47500 new cases recorded. t

is going to be held accountable by an attack which the pentagon itself says was a tragic steak. michaela was delicious from washington. that story, mike, thank you. so the come on this half hour. oh, so that means police fire tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters denouncing last month's deal between the prime minister and the military. pensions at the border, a desperate seems in mexico as migrants field are being pushed around on their time . ah hello, they're all eyes are on tropical cyclone ruby as it pulls south across new caledonia . if we look at some of the sets, it is a strengthening storm. we're seeing wind speeds of up to a 110 kilometers per hour. it's likely to bring some damage in gusts. we could see them rise up to 170 kilometers. and of course, the heavy rain with high seas. now it is going to move across awards, the se, it could clip the northern island of new zealand. we'll have a look at that in a moment, but 1st for much of a strayer, it is a very dry picture, a few showers affecting weston areas, but it remains rather hot and dry for perth. we are going to see

were personally accountable by the decision is yet to be formally announced, skidmore, now from michaela who is live for us in washington, d. c. of course, it was a very upsetting development and it was already an incredibly upsetting situation in afghanistan anyway, so they acknowledged that a mistake was made, but found that no one was actually accountable for it. so explain that to us, please. well, it's a difficult thing to explain, but one has just got to look at the process of what has happened here. last month, a so called independent investigation by the inspector general of the air force produced the report which describe this as a tragic mistake. saying that there had been incorrect decisions taken. that there was a problem with the confirmation process in terms of the target. but then that recommendation was that an accountability be referred back to the top of the chain of command. now that is the head of the joint military services and the head of special forces. now it does appear according to several reports that they have concluded their individual investigations. they re

this letter was sent to daniel lazar, michaela virchow, both based in new york. it sees the s, c, f, is on the list of bond organizations accused of election meddling, and that u. s. person to engage in transactions with the foundation are liable to fines of at least $311000.00. as part of the targeted sanctions campaign announced by the treasury secretary back in april. treasury will target russian leaders, officials intelligence services and their proxies that attempt to interfere in the us electro process or so bertie has democracy. this is the start of a new u. s. campaign against russian maligned behavior. the u. s. government claims that strategic culture foundation is controlled by russia's foreign intelligence agency, the f b r, about it's also linked to the russian foreign ministry. although the s c f, the scribe itself, fencer research platform on your region, global offers. we've asked them for their response to the allegations and we've also reached out to the us treasury for comments. we'll let you know when we get a response or we can welcome live o

thanks so much michaela in washington dc. let's continue this though with catherine. so let's start with what ami kron is doing to africa as a continent right now. or we have seen in dozens of countries, infection rates are going up, and it's not clear whether it's on the kron or either variances. well, because when governments are releasing their statistics, they do not a make a difference. they do not see that this is army cronner. this is another variant they generalize. it's very difficult to say exactly a how ami kron ease affecting or the continent. but we have seen, like i said, a dozens of countries. i'm positivity rates increase in like a in kenya, we are now at 34 percent, which is a huge leap from the beginning of the year in other countries as well, tanzania, a lot of people are coming out with symptoms with sore throats and you know, some symptoms that are attributed to amik phone, and so one here in kenya, the biggest concern right now is the rate of vaccination. only 14 percent of the population has been vaccinated. and this is a huge concern. the gover

living in the new normal just with this is them bustling business here you can't afford to ment i, michaela blevins and i bred to bore in washington and here's a way of coming up as the future of president biden's bill back better bill has been thrown into jeopardy goldman sachs have dialed down its growth forecast for the u. s. economy straight ahead. already discussed the revision as the fate of the plan hangs in the balance. and as 2021 draws to a close, we take a look at the performance of commodities throughout the year. we'll break down those numbers, plus 2021 with a huge year for the field of options. as a new wave of younger investors are getting involved. we'll take a look at what's next for the industry. we have a lot to get get to the let's get started. and we leave the program with you as president joe biden's build back. better legislation, a $1.00 trillion dollar spending bill. we just had a major stumbling block over the weekend. senator joe, man, jenny, somewhat conservative, democrat from west virginia, said he will split from his party and not support the bill, which mean

we spoke to another one of those survivors, stephanie, from that candle factory, a woman named michaelae told me a harrowing story where she was trapped underneath a concrete slap for six hours with a pregnant co-worker. they were able to get out alive, but another one of her co-workers who she had spoken to right before the tornado hit did not make it out. here's some of our conversation in her hospital room. >> the only thing i remember after that is i heard all kinds of noises, and the next thing i know i opened my eyes and i'm stuck. i can't move my legs. >> so all this concrete had just fallen on top of you. >> literally a wall, like a concrete wall was on top of me. >> did you think you would make it out alive? >> i honestly did not think they were going to find me. >> so again, stephanie, president biden arriving here in mayfield in just a short time. he will be seeing this destruction. there are more than 500 national guard members mobilized here in kentucky. several dozen of them are still looking for the missing, and as you mentioned stephanie, right now the governor says more

maybe we don't want to go down this rabbit hole, michaela. >> my old sponge bob t-shirt was covered in bleep ] stains. >> i can tell you myself that i've [ bleep ] five [ bleep ] and i arrived monday morning. i've already had [ bleep ] five times. >> take me to dinner before you go -- >> anybody got a pack of smokes? ♪ i'm thankful for the birds way up in the sky ♪ ♪ and i'm thankful for [ bleep ] ♪ >> catherine, some good [ bleep ] there, thanks. >> thank you so much for having me. >> for more information on catherine and her [ bleep ] you can go to her website. >> let me ask you, mr. angelone, show me your [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: all right. hey, you know what? we've got a good show for you tonight. jay ellis is here. we have music from the record company. and we'll be right back with batman, ben affleck. >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by consumer cellular. to the people who reach into... a carton of warm, crispy, golden, perfectly salted... mcdonald's world famous fries... and return with just one who are you? and how do you do that? ba da ba ba ba pain hits fast. s

. >> reporter: the memory of a lost coworker still haunts michaela emory. she spent six hours trapped under a concrete slab. >> did you think you would make it out alive? >> i honestly did not think they were going to find me. >> reporter: in her hospital room, she told us what she heard after the first tornado warning came through. >> did hear him say, you know, if you leave, you'll more than likely lose your job. >> do you believe the supervisor telling you that may have cost lives? >> honestly, i do. >> reporter: a spokesperson says claims that employees weren't allowed to leave are absolutely untrue. some of those factory workers were brought to dr. scott wilson and his er team who scrambled to treat 58 patient necessary 12 hours. >> all of them had trauma to some degree. most of them had either by crushed by some sort of object -- >> reporter: and again, the president is set to look at the damage here today. in illinois, two amazon employees near the one that partially collapsed said they received very little tornado specific training and were expected

the other in beijing and olympics we just saw michaela schiffron has tested positive. this could be devastating for rating for the olympics and advertisers. >> we are in the middle of a pandemic that was supposed to be over like six times already. >> all can you do is create guidelines try to keep players safe and realize, the medical advice given, you still have a league to run briefly, i've been to a lot of different sporting events in the last month alone in chicago and st. louis, every sport and city is about treating fans slightly differently. in other cases you have to wear masks and interesting as we go across america through the pandemic >> you have a good point about jurisdictions changing their guidelines i'm curious how that will be at the top of the new year. other cities will come online requiring vaccination cards to even enter how does this affect leagues like nfl and nba will we have a situation like brooklyn where irving is still only allowed to play from away games. how will that affect us in 2022? >> you go back to wherewith he were in the meat of th

director of data research analytics doctor michaela rabinowitzis also present should any questions arise . i'm going to start by saying and francisco district attorney'soffice is committed to supporting small and large businesses and retailers and public safety . i'll use the first few minutes to share a high-level overview of our strategies and collaborations are addressing this pressing type ofmental activity. with your permission i'll share my screen . we are seeing organized retail crimes across the bay area nationwide increase. our officers take these threats seriously and have prioritized the prosecutions. the san francisco district attorney's office placed two distinct roles in these crimes. our traditional role is through prosecutions. we review the cases for charges to determine whether the evidence supports criminal charges beyond reasonable doub and determine appropriate charges and prosecute the cases seeking fair and just outcomes for all involved . we have also expanded our role in this particular area by leveraging our resources and relationships to support many confidenti

director of data research analytics doctor michaela rabinowitzis also present should any questions arise . i'm going to start by saying and francisco district attorney'soffice is committed to supporting small and large businesses and retailers and public safety . i'll use the first few minutes to share a high-level overview of our strategies and collaborations are addressing this pressing type ofmental activity. with your permission i'll share my screen . we are seeing organized retail crimes across the bay area nationwide increase. our officers take these threats seriously and have prioritized the prosecutions. the san francisco district attorney's office placed two distinct roles in these crimes. our traditional role is through prosecutions. we review the cases for charges to determine whether the evidence supports criminal charges beyond reasonable doub and determine appropriate charges and prosecute the cases seeking fair and just outcomes for all involved . we have also expanded our role in this particular area by leveraging our resources and relationships to support many confidenti