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it was a year ago this week when stephen and michelle smith's cruise from san francisco to hawaii and back. >> took a frightening turn a man who had been on board the grand princess from an earlier cruise died of covid-19 things got real when they started flying helicopters out to the ship and lowering doctors and nurses down on a table. those lower down to the ship were carrying covid-19 test kits. individuals on. the grand princess tested positive passengers were told not to leave their rooms, which proved to be challenging for this couple from paradise, california. we've been locked in our room and we had a window, but it didn't open within can the room. so we were all we can do is look out the window and we had no contact with anybody 4 days they weren't letting us concerning picky fisher was also aboard the grand princess with her husband bill. >> instead of returning to san francisco on march 7th. she watched as the ship cruised up and down the coast for days until officials could decide where it could dock. so thank you oakland when we got in and they were cheering and allowing

it was a year ago this week when stephen and michelle smith's cruise from san francisco to hawaii and back. >> took a frightening turn a man who had been on board the grand princess from an earlier cruise died of covid-19 things got real when they started flying helicopters out to the ship and lowering doctors and nurses down on a table. those lower down to the ship were carrying covid-19 test kits. the results were not good 21 individuals on. the grand princess tested positive passengers were told not to leave their rooms, which proved to be challenging for this couple from paradise, california. we've been locked in our room and we had a window, but it didn't open within can the room. so we were all we can do is look out the window and we had no contact with anybody 4 days they weren't letting us. concerning picky fisher was also aboard the grand princess with her husband bill. >> instead of returning to san francisco on march 7th. she watched as the ship cruised up and down the coast for days until officials could decide where it could dock. so thank you oakland when we got in and t

michelle nunes smith. and i think they are trying to get out the word, particularly to doctors. hey, start using these freaking drugs. they drop the chances of hospitalization and death, in high-risk covid patients by 87%. that's really close to a cure for the people who are most at risk of dying. why are we not treating people with this? dr. fauci. dr. anthony fauci keeps briefing, as well, on this. and it's interesting. it never gets any pick-up whenever he does it because i think all anybody in the news media wants to talk about is vaccines but these numbers he is talking about. these are nuts. >> in individuals, who were ambulatory with the question being asked, can we keep them out of the hospital? it showed a 70% reduction in covid-related hospitalizations and deaths. again, in ambulatory patients, reduced hospitalization and risk of death. with an 85% reduction, when you look at this, compared to placebo. when you have infection in a nursing home, and you looked at the groups, be they staff or residents, who are randomized to placebo. there was an 80% reduction in the inc

>> i will go michelle obama. >> you are correct, dave smith is on the board of one per here is rochelle'st question for you, rochelle. which of these donkeys use campaign funds to pay their spouses consulting firm on the $3 million but was it minnesota congresswoman, new york congressman jeffries or california senator dianne feinstein? >> i think it was omar. so far you are correct, rochelle all three contestants on the board with one apiece. they say it in nascar with got a bard put out there actually said that a nascar but sounded fun for it all right migrate ray to keep, let's do this but which of these donkeys and broke a rebel performing the heimlich maneuver on her because she was choking, former texas congress in beta or work, west virginia senator joe manchin or kiersten gillibrand? >> think jolanta gets knocked out this is only about democrats. i guess i will have to say, i'm going to say beto. kennedy: of sadie from joe gifford actions joe manchin the woman was fellow senator former senator claire from missouri, broke a rib, broke it right out of her chest and then smacked about

our next witness is representative sensitive michelle parks steel, conga smith steel reps is a 48 congressional district in california which includes other portions of orange county and his first elected in 2020. congressman steele you are mechanized for five minutes smack chairman, ranking member, thank you for holding this important conversation today. it has been heartbreaking to see the riseo in anti- asian amerin hate and harassment over last year and as we will hear today from our witnesses and have been sharing from our witnesses hate against the asian american community is not new. according to the former federal prosecutor violence against asian americans has been under scrutinized, under prosecuted and often condoned. this is a long-standing history of intolerance and hate directed at our communities. in the last year, almost 4000 incidences of verbal harassment, physical assault and determination have been reported that california is at the top of the list with 44% of all instances reported in my home state. new york is second on the list making up 13% of all the instances reported a

. >> while michelle's family was bracing for another trial, a lot had changed. prosecutor linda talley smithitness. so the kentucky attorney general's office and then assistant ag jon heck took over the case. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury -- >> with every case that i take i review it and i ask myself is this person beyond all doubt guilty. whoever did this was familiar with that facility, you say who was there and whoever did it had to have left, who left? now we're down to one person. >> as for the video that showed the unidentified man approaching the warehouse's side door, heck offered an explanation for why the so-called land dom dude didn't matter. >> knowing that this is what got the new trial granted, we wanted to hit that head-on. what that man did actually was throw something in the garbage can right before the door. >> that guy was never identified. >> never identified. >> for heck the heart of the case was that david dooley was the only one to leave the warehouse that morning. >> this was a bloody, violent murder. they would be covered in blood. there were no bloody clothes

impact her popularity already and michelle is on the story in berlin tonight in the thank you all right from the politics to the sciences police science journalist and smith tell you it's good to have you back on the program the chancellor's decision to reverse the shutdown over easter that does not reverse the course of the pandemic here in germany so what is needed to stop the spread if a hard lock down is not programmed in any more. well frankly that's a little bit like asking you know what's needed to avoid this accident if we assume we don't use the brakes the the truth is we need to slow down transmission of this virus we need to take the heat out of the epidemic situation in germany and we know that what we're doing at the moment isn't enough to do that that's not surprising we know that the 117 the very end that is spreading here at the moment is about 30 percent more transmissible than previous variants so we need to do something more than we have done so far and what we kind of grown used to working in the last year and i think in the private setting we've probably done as much as we can in some ways and i think it's really a question of what el

jigsaw realize there's lots of sort of michelle autumn's on board as well as you know more pallets and bits and pieces the boys have done a really good job. matt smith is happy at this rate they will be able to embark on the return journey before low tide all ships bell and for the outer islands depart from the spectacular t.-i harbor. it's always relatively busy here with all kinds of craft zipping through the channel. denise's or tennies outnumber cars in the region and ferries are the main form of public transportation. fishing and hunting are integral to the way of life here many hours the island still utilize stone ball fish traps that were built by their ancestors many centuries ago to catch fish that have drifted in shore on the time. barry powell wonders the shallows around area donnelly with his traditional full pronged spear. if you strip was built way before i was born. before my parents were. our ancestors. didn't have any machines or stuff to do it. so the real couple of rob's shows them remove what repeal everyone on it strive to get to. maintaining the traps is the responsibility barry sold us on behalf of his family with pride ensuri

ges smith is the head teacher ofjo richardson community school in dagenham and michelle binns holds theit cro -s u - ? ~ . bubbles? how will you manage that it cros u? ~ . . bubbles? how will you manage that it cro-tsu? . , ., crops up? we are still remaining in bubbles, crops up? we are still remaining in bubbles. going _ crops up? we are still remaining in bubbles, going back— crops up? we are still remaining in bubbles, going back to _ crops up? we are still remaining in bubbles, going back to the - crops up? we are still remaining in l bubbles, going back to the timetable we were initially in december. that could be a problem, that could be an issue. it could bring up more cases. but we want to make sure we do this effectively. we will do over 6000 tests over the next two weeks. it is going to be a military style operation. admiration goes out to all heads across the country who are putting this in place.— putting this in place. michelle, talk to us about _ putting this in place. michelle, talk to us about your _ putting this in place. michelle, l talk to us about your perspective p