mina kim serves california at large and ends on npr about the state. this shift of diversity represents a broader theme for california newsrooms. to improve equity and reporting on the essential stories of today. i am pleased to have mina kim pleased to announce she will be diving into this. congratulations. you have been with us for 10 years now. working your way up and hosting an hour of our flagship radio show forum. kqed created this with you as the host. what is a bit like? >> it is been amazing and wonderful. also kind of unbelievable because i never thought i would be taking this position in the middle of a pandemic. but you know i was just thinking about this the other day. while the pandemic in many ways shrink my world. i am not driving in the same just go anymore. and i am not seeing colleagues anymore. i am not running into people. >> i know, you and i still have not met in person. >> even though yeah that hasn't happened. and i'm very much looking forward to that happening. the fact i was able to start talking with our listeners, talking w

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior in a zoom interview, the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek >>kennedy back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law in california is just going to be on the family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor >>reaction went from indifference to to like rocking. and i'm lookin

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law in california. >>is just going to be on the family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking dow

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law california. >>is just going to be on family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking down any

en las minas, mayormente en sudáfrica, al quitar el platino de las minas hay rodio. >> explica que lo se disparara el precio del rodio que se usa no solo para joyas, también para reducir emisiones peligrosas de los autos. aquí entran los catalizadores de los autos que filtran estas emisiones. según la policía de san diego los robos han aumentado significativamente desde el verano. los ladrones se lo llevan porque quieren el rodio. para los delincuentes los catalizadores brillan como joyas. >> pueden obtener entre 400 hasta $700. >> imagínense a lo que pueden robar en cuestión de segundos. su valioso catalizador está en riesgo de ser robado. y reemplazarlo no es barato. puede costarle entre cientos hasta miles de dólares dependiendo del año y modelo de su auto. >> increíble. lo importante es estacionar en lugares seguros para reducir los riesgos. >> y el truco es que tal vez no sabes que te lo robaron porque está por debajo. >> ojalá que no suceda. pero si pasa es importante denunciarlo. >> (música). >> en exclusiva hablamos con el gobernador de california sobre el plano de asistencia

. >> like 12-year-old korean-american mina fador who organized a rally in california binging more thanrate against anti-asian hate. >> it is unfair that it is happening and it makes me very sad and upset about this, and yeah, i just wanted to do something. >> what's your goal? what's your hope >> raising awareness also raising youth voices for them not to be afraid to stand up for themselves and other people. >> thanks to activists like mina, no matter how young or old they are, there is so much hope this morning when it comes to addressing this issue on the ground mina told me in our interview that she's getting involved because one of her family members was harassed last year and as for the three people that you saw that stood there and did nothing, the building management says they have been suspended pending further investigation steve and a lot more to go on on this particular case, but it's people like mina who put a smile on our face this morning joe, thank you so much a very important story we'll stay on it right now we're gearing up for the third day of derek chauvin's murder

mina smallman speaking to mishal husain. much forjoining us. it was incredibly moving listening to mina speak their about what happened to her daughters. what are your reactions to some of the comments she made in the interview?- she made in the interview? firstly, i want to acknowledge _ she made in the interview? firstly, i want to acknowledge just - she made in the interview? firstly, i want to acknowledge just how - i want to acknowledge just how difficult this means the mac must be for her. —— this must be for her. not only did she lose two daughters but she also had to deal with the indignity of being ignored at every step. i agree with everything that she said because it�*s a story that we have heard time and time again. wejust saw a we have heard time and time again. we just saw a national response to sarah�*s disappearance and rightly so but we should have seen that with nicole and bibaa. it�*s an uncomfortable truth but we have to talk about why those cases were treated differently. um? talk about why those cases w

mina smallman speaking to mishal husain.ent before he died of cancer — telling him to have adventures in it. max set out to raise £100 for his local hospice, but has so far collected over £350,000. he's now encouraging children around the world to take part in a "big camp—out" on saturday night. it has been quite a week for the british runner chris thompson. it started with the birth of his first child. it ended with the race of his life as he won the men's british olympic marathon trials in kew gardens. it was a fairytale finish for the veteran runner as he secured his place in tokyo, proving age is no barrier. stephanie davis won the women's race and a ticket to tokyo — the 30—year—old only took up running seriously three years ago. laura scott reports. a picturesque location for olympic dreams to be made and broken, with a botanical reminder of what was at stake. britain's top distance athletes had kew gardens to themselves to trial for the delayed games, knowing two automatic spots on the plane were available in each eve

i've been speaking to italian footballjournalist mina rzouki.vent us. this is a team that knew exactly what they wanted and how they were going to achieve it. i think they focused a lot now on branding and being noticed globally on that's global level. —— juventes. renaldo has done that for them, but by sadly bringing into this wonderful superstar, they haven't equipped him with the midfield, and the team that can really exploit his brilliance of his game and asking him to always be a superhero is just too much to ask for and a competition that requires quality in every area, and sadly, juventes just no longer have it. so they can keep changing coaches as much as they like, they have intact, you know, wonderful time with either side, but perhaps the question is not about who's on the bench but whether or not they are planning —— they're planning a separate stage. [30 not they are planning -- they're planning a separate stage. do you let a planning a separate stage. do you get a sense _ planning a separate stage. do you get a sense that _ plannin

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap minamanslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law in california. >>is just going to be on the family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law california. >>is just going to be on the family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking do

artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law in california. >>is just going to be on family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking dow

karim y busca el dos a cero real madrid dos a cero benzema al minuto 40 cento para este de cabeza a minaaquí lo que conocemos colocar la basura y ponerlas lugar. una campaña espectacular para el alemán un gol a cero y al minuto 90 gran pelota para kevin de parte de este otro y con esta definición mánchester city gana está la semifinal de la fa cup hemos dominado cambio y fuera. casa. y el cariño de la familia y los amigos se siente en cada mordida. aqui cada platillo cuenta una historia. donde cacique inspira la chispa. para contar una historia a nuestra manera. cacique. lo auténtico los espera. majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que te conecta con plan

now mina is on her own caring for her hearing impaired daughter with very little money the film by director and lead actress mariam is a cry for help it was traits poignantly how hard women have to struggle against injustice and inequality and not just in iran. putting a spotlight on films by female directors at this year's barely nala and let's go over to my colleague scott roxboro in bonn to talk about a few more high scots incredible range of really interesting theme male voices this year and there's one that's been hotly awaited of course because. who and press us all with portrait of a lady on fire she's back with a new film tell us about it. yeah this this film is called by the moment and it's premiered here in berlin online this week it's very interesting for. people who know her work because this is a time travel movie it's about 8 year old girl who's visiting her mother's old childhood home and she's outside in the back in the woods and then she meets another little girl who's the same age as her but has the same name as her mother and she sure realizes this is her mother it's her

seis pesen de los escritores se recomiendan tres punto para mina que se queda así como seis pies paracontagiarse también y es mejor. y como escudero vamos a mantener de distancia ahora es muy pronto cambiantes pide distancia en la realidad. es salón de clases es todos encuentran a seis pies y ahora bien gases piesde distancia se aproximadamente le pregunté un experto sobre cuanto de transmisión de coronavirus seré de exposición a los testes usando la mascarillas. por la mascarillas. dos personas como ustedes pueden estar más cerca pues que siempre tenga cifrala experta más contagioso y la dirección para escolares es momento no ha cambiado su requerimiento esta conversación no será hora sino parael próximo ciclo escolar. en el enlace de los deportes juveniles y departamento de salud estatal que las protestantes y como un deporte de contacto moderado. un deben cumplir unos requisitos al aire libre deben utilizar mascarillas y mantener el sanción social adecuado. funcionarios de cero teme que la nueva ola de contagios este encamina las vacaciones de primavera podrían ser un punto específ

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mina. it's good to see you. >>> coming up for us, we are awaiting the final vote on president biden's massive covid relief package. cnn will bring you the debate as it happens. we're also going to be diving into what this bill could do to lift millions out of poverty. >>> plus today is the first real test of what happens when a governor completely opens the state with no covid restrictions right now. what this means for private businesses now facing a very tough choice. one restaurant owner who has already faced backlash is joining us. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are ma

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. >> mientras texas mina la regla de utilizar mascarillas california ahora estÁ recomendando a sus residentesbocas especialmente debido a las diferentes variantes de covid-19. dinorah pÉrez nos tiene los detalles. >> son tan necesarias que son distribuidas de manera gratis en las localidades mÁs golpeadas por covid-19, las mascarillas han sido una herramienta clave en la pandemia y ahora expertos estÁn recomendando el uso de dos. >> la mascarilla quirÚrgica protege 80% al tener dos le da casi 95%. >> la recomendaciÓn vino por parte del departamento de salud pÚblica de california, ahora que estados como texas estÁn suspendiendo la orden de utilizar mascarillas. >> es una informaciÓn equivocada que viene de 4 estados del paÍs dijo el gobernador gaby especialmente con la presencia de nuevas variantes del virus. >> recomiendan utilizar una mascarilla quirÚrgica primero y luego un cubre tela, no debemos utilizar dos y tampoco tres, y menos cubrir la n 95 porque esas sÍ son especiales. >> esta doble restricciÓn es cuando estamos con otros en lugares como un tÉrmino nar del aeropuerto en casa se deb

mina smallman speaking to mishal husain. had applied for the allowance on the basis that both he and his wife would not be living close to the children's schools in dorset. briony leyland reports from bulford military court in wiltshire. in common with other members of the military, major general nick welch was able to claim an allowance for private school fees so his children would have continuity of education and his wife would be able to accompany him while he was posted to different places. while he was working as assistant chief of the general staff at ministry of defence headquarters in london between december 2015 and february 2017, he claimed £48,000 in fees for two schools in dorset — clayesmore, pictured here, and another called hanford — on the basis that he and his wife would not be living close to the schools, but in military accommodation in london. the military court here at bulford heard that the rules around education allowances mean that spouses must spend time at the military home. in fact, they mustn't be

. >> reporter: mina hopes that more people will step in. >>> and a rally on the insula today, 1000 peoplealrend to racism and violence against asian americans. there were also rallies in the south bay, in milpitas, and fremont. >>> today, the trial of derek chauvinist set to begin. earlier today, a group marched through city streets in the all eyes on justice rally. security is expected to be extremely and city, as the trial proceeds. cbs news will be airing part of te opening statements tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. the ea, t marched for 2 miles, to protest a deadly officer involved shooting. they are calling for justice for tyrell wilson. officers claimed he pulled a knife and advanced toward them, when he tried to talk to them. and his family claims that he is mentally impaired and did not charge at the officers. a civil rights attorney is suing the department. let us see the entire video of what took place. if that is true, we know it didn't happen, witnesses said it didn't happen. even if he did have a knife, what did he do? did he cause danger? or could they have de- escalated the situ

example of persecution is the genocide of britain you muslims in west me i'm a jew in 2017 under general mina lang's command the military was responsible for mass slaughter burning down villages and gang rape leading to the exodus of 700000 refugees into bangladesh now the same battalions who let those campaigns and working with the peace to suppress the ransom was ordered amount was the outcome of the record our audio was not only my look i was. troops also out in force on the streets of yangon was the opening of the for the me and these will accrue from the romans it was as it had it was that the crowds they felt that what was that was the greatest this was going to take was some was it was. the. was. rob you do then cripple allah you love god that that is going to see that. i find my own d.t.p. clinton. is the biggest i have witness not only the downtown every prada every body not. or that if i didn't say that no the military books i think you know this is the biggest thing but this thing you know there's a beginner there will be a mole when i read it is up read. it when they where it will

in berkeley, 12-year-old mina made that happen with the help of aapi youth rising. hundreds gathered to support her in aquatic park and then marched to the bay area pedestrian bridge. inthat. a recent al state berkeley study shows a recent uptick in hate crimes. increases were small in the bay area, in san jose for example, the numbers jump from four to ten during that time. in san francisco the numbers went from six to nine. experts say hate crimes are widely underreported and even when police are involved, sometimes they fail to document those incidents involving bias. >>> happening now, nashville police say at least four people are dead because of flooding. a flash flood emergency has been declared after several storms dropped heavy rain on eastern and central parts of the state. rescues have been under way nonstop and in east texas, a tornado tore through small towns killing one person and damaging dozens of homes. >>> and i know we haven't had a lot of rain here, but i am curious what we have up for this week, because it was a beautiful week last week. fingers

you know did the coup leader mina lying said the army seeks to join hands with the entire nation to safeguard democracy that's an exact quote if i recollect should the international community be assured by that. seen actually pretty clearly rejects it just like the populate most of the population inside the country rejects it i mean somebody going for democracy would not allow the army that he's in charge of to shoot down so many on arm civilians to terrorize the civilian population it is very clear men on long is out to protect the regime the generals of me i am are out for the reason and to protect the fortune that they've amassed over decades to this country's natural resources to the businesses they control so many of the people in the population live in poverty these generals are millionaires and they're trying to protect their regime journalist david gergen a bum really appreciate your insight in all this thank you a round up now of other stories making news around the world police have detained dozens of protesters and several journalists the opposition is calling for new mess anti-gov

says that the only difficulties she's had have come from people in her small town in the state of minas share ice who treated for tortilla like a curiosity. also i thought she would go for a walk and people would pull up her sleeves to see that hurt me her disability scared me but it didn't hurt as much as people's attitudes especially for with. it was victoria's physical therapist who encouraged her to take up dance the strength balance and flexibility the young dancer has gained from ballet have given her crucial physical skills that allow her to have a great deal of independence. but after on the 5th for people with disabilities seeing me dance helps a lot they see that disabilities are just a detail we're much bigger than our disability so we have to chase our dreams. it seems many people are inspired by victoria's attitude she's already got 160000 followers on instagram. that's amazing balance maybe a few more followers well that is almost for this arts and culture but i'm going to leave now with a work at canadian rapper drake's new video shot and an aquarium and toronto star. it

it might not have been the sweetest of strengths for minas but leipzig now knew they had to have their wits about them. just past the hour the defense looked pretty worthless frankfurt again went down the left and actually come out ahead in the space and time in the world to draw the sides revel. the force of the campaign for the attacking midfielder and an equaliser that was by now absolutely deserved. the game then opened up with like tick in particular not content with one point. mr button cuckoo tonight here by the excellent track just minutes after coming on. and they were chances at the other end to another late substitute look a yellow which spanned his golden opportunity to win the game for frankfurt. and that was largely the end of the action as 2nd versus 4th ended in a school draw. near a spin that my lights on a run down like 6 and they're incredibly quick and strong on the ball and dangerous for larger fish are market right sets of clients if you don't give it 100 percent what they'll destroy your store and like to call 1st. i feel a little bit disappointed we had a lot we

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says that the only difficulties she's had have come from people in her small town in the state of minas share ice who treated for tortilla like a curiosity else i thought she would go for a walk and people would pull up her sleeves to see that hurt me her disability scared me but it didn't hurt as much as people's attitudes especially for with. it was victoria's physical therapist who encouraged her to take up dance the strength balance and flexibility the young dancer has gained from ballet have given her crucial physical skills that allow her to have a great deal of independence. but afterthought on the phone for people with disabilities seeing me dance helps a lot they see that disabilities are just a detail we're much bigger than our disability so we have to chase our dreams. it seems many people are inspired by victorious attitude she's already got 160000 followers on instagram. that's amazing balance maybe a few more followers well that is almost for this arts and culture but i'm going to review now with a work at canadian rapper drake's new video shot and an aquarium in toronto s

you know the coup leader mina lying said the army seeks to join hands with the entire nation to safeguard democracy that's an exact quote if i recollect should the international community be assured by that. seen as a community clearly rejects it just like the populate most of the population inside the country rejects it i mean somebody going for democracy would not allow the army that he's in charge of to shoot down so many on armed civilians to terrorize the civilian population it is very clear on is out to protect the regime the generals of me i am are out for the reason and to protect the fortune that they've amassed over decades through this country's natural resources to the businesses they control while so many of the people in the population live in poverty these generals are millionaires and they're trying to protect their regime journalist david gergen a bomb really appreciate your insight in all this thank you. egypt has lowered the number of people killed when 2 passenger trains collided it now says 19 people died crews have cleared the wreckage from the line but many question

caused by this pandemic it's almost too immense for the human mind to grasp hundreds have died in this minas a pallet he alone on the edge of mexico city death a personal tragedy today petrik a piece family mourning him. that. he was everything for me he was my partner. my support. me so did. produce few tests and people left to die at home that's why experts say mexico's virus death toll is far higher than early a government figures survive a severe a drink is points to another factor. people's irresponsible behavior. we have to be conscientious and take care of ourselves because if we don't look after ourselves this virus won't go away we don't know when it will and by yet. another survivor mexico's president and dr mann well lou is obrador. as he's widely known was diagnosed with the virus in january he compared the fix it had on him to a heart came tearing through his body now he's recovered and he's optimistic his government can heal mexico to. the 2nd wave is receding and we don't want to see another rise we want to see it disappear. but the president's own officials have warned mexica

says that the only difficulties she's had have come from people in her small town in the state of minas share ice who treated victoria like a curiosity. also i thought she would go for a walk and people would pull up her sleeves to see that hurt me her disability scared me but it didn't hurt as much as people's attitudes especially or was. it was victoria's physical therapist who encouraged her to take up dance the strength balance and flexibility the young dancer has gained from ballet have given her crucial physical skills that allow her to have a great deal of independence. after thought on the phone for people with disabilities seeing me dance helps a lot they see their disabilities are just a detail we're much bigger than our disability so we have to chase our dreams. it seems many people are inspired by victorious attitude she's already got 160000 followers on instagram. that's amazing balance maybe a few more followers well that is almost for this arts and culture but i'm going to leave you now with a work at canadian rapper drake's new video shot and an aquarium in toronto star.

. >> 12 year-old mina is one of the organizers. she says her mother who is asian was purposely coughed on last year. it was like, yeah, like we're we feel like we're in a bubble here in and we're really not happens all the time. their message society has to change and the focus has to they just keep getting worse and worse. and i care about kids to cell. others who are afraid leave their this is nothing, though. >> think a lot of our communities of experience, white supremacy, systemic racism. generation that the so you can kind excluding to the creation of time. i don't think that a law after each speaker took the stage, everyone carried signs and posters and march down to help make their voices heard. this is nice to come with the community that will support us. >> i think it's awesome that we're all here trying to stop the hate and stand up against it. well, the organizers certainly got the attention of city council members and groups. the hope is to raise more youth voices. >> in berkeley. gayle ong kron 4 news. happening today

caused by this pandemic it's almost too immense for the human mind to grasp hundreds have died in this minas a pallet he alone on the edge of mexico city death the personal tragedy today petra compiz family mourning him. he was everything for me he was my partner. my support. me so did. produce few tests and people left to die at home that's why experts say mexico's virus death toll is far higher than earlier government figures survive a severe a drink is points to another factor. people's irresponsible behavior. this if we have to be conscientious and take care of ourselves because if we don't look after ourselves this virus won't go away we don't know when it will end but yet. another survive mexico's president and dr mann well lou is obrador pamlico is his widely known was diagnosed with the virus in january he compared the fix it had on him to a heart came tearing through his body now he's recovered and he's optimistic his government can heal mexico to. pick and wave his receding and we don't want to see another rise we want to see it disappear. but the president's own officials of one m

guys >> back to mina, go, mina, go. great interview. jo, thank you. >>> to colorado now.cer killed in the line of duty trying to stop the mass shooting at a boulder grocery store. nbc's erin mclaughlin has more ♪ >> reporter: it was a farewell fit for a fallen hero, a somber procession of more than 500 first responders here to remember the life of eric talley and reflect on aove. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: as gunfire rang out, talley rushed into the store. the first officer to go in, and the last victim to be killed >> officer eric talley answered a call for help, in which he knew people were dying he saved lives >> reporter: his father, homer, says he wasn't surprised when he heard of talley's bravery, because that's just who he was >> he grew into a man that a father could only hope to have all the hype and things you hear about, it's not embellished. it's absolutely true >> reporter: talley was also a "star wars" fan who appreciated a good board game. a devoted husband and father, his family says he was called to serve. ten years ago, he left a lucrative job in i.t. to

about blood flow we're talking about a very specific type of luck cloth which is called a cerebral minas from both systems of sally rare type of from both has that happened in the in the vein that drains the brain that drains the blood from the brain basically and that can often be fatal and it's fairly rare and what happened in germany i can i can speak to germany i talked yesterday to the head of the german regulatory agency the pi and what happened here was that we had on friday i have cases had been reported to 2 that agents the of the 3 both venous thrombosis which already seemed quite a lot but didn't yet trigger quite the alarm and then on monday they had a report of another 2 such cases by people who had been vaccinated which brought the number to 7 and then what they do is something called an observer is expected analysis which means they look at normally in a certain amount of people in a certain amount of time how many of these particular proposes would you expect and they came up with a number one so you know in 1600000 people which is how many people were vaccinated with ast

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now mina is on her own caring for her hearing impaired daughter with very little money the film by director and lead actress mariam is a cry for help it was streets poignantly how hard women have to struggle against injustice and inequality and not just in iran. putting a spotlight on films by female directors at this year's barely nala and let's go over to my colleague scott roxboro in bonn to talk about a few more high scots incredible range of really interesting female voices this year and there's one that's been hotly awaited of course because. who and press us all with portrait of a lady on fire she's back with a new film tell us about it. yeah this this film is called patina mom and it's premiered here in berlin online this week it's very interesting for people who know her work because this is a time travel movie it's about a 8 year old girl who's visiting her mother's old childhood home and she's outside in the back in the woods and then she meets another little girl who's the same age as her but has the same name as her mother and she sure realizes this is her mother it's her mothe

major challenge is getting the vaccines to rural areas where a 3rd of the population lives for me to mina reports now from kwazulu-natal where some say they're being left behind. buried her brother behind a family home into about 2 was soon or told just months ago she says he died from covert 1000 well she says a family's been devastated by his and the death of 2 other relatives they're not convinced the vaccine will protect them some say that no it's not. a good vaccine to be taking because it can continue killing. you can say that if he really airbags that it can continue maybe you are going to die more after likely 10 days he lives in the village of some killer which is nearly 200 kilometers from the city of durban the main clinic years already under pressure its limited resources have been further strained by the cold than 1000 pandemic a much island exist now and we have many challenges we have few nurses and not doctors. in its 1st phase of the vaccine rollout south africa's government has vaccinated tens of thousands of health care workers across the country here in cars do not tel

leading the push arguing the way the will allow poor countries greater access to vaccines for me to mina reports from johannesburg. this is a wonderful day it's been a year since the 1st 1000 in fiction was identified in south africa since then more than 50000 people have died and 1500000 have been infected while richard nations rolled out vaccines the program in south africa's been much slower. no country. left. another important step is to enable the transfer of medical to. for the duration of the. aswell oh. it's. south african india leading a movement to suspend the world trade organizations agreement on intellectual property rights for covert 1000 vaccines but many high income countries including the united states and those in the european union have rejected the idea they say waiving the peyton's would put off private investors and slow down scientific innovation and existing regulations allow drug manufacturers to make their own deals with generic manufacturers while some developing nations like garner ivory coast in the suit to have begun receiving their 1st doses to the u.n. bac

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