sandy mori, steve nakajo, who's also on the fire commission, they work so hard so we can be here today, so with that, let's sign this legislation. [applause] >> i'll take my check now. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> there's a new holiday shopping tradition, and shop and dine in the 49 is inviting everyone to join and buy black friday. now more than ever, ever dollar that you spend locally supports small businesses and helps entrepreneurs and the community to thrive. this holiday season and year-round, make your dollar matter and buy black.

the outcome of this summit in the announcement on trade talks it was successful for prime minister mori especially because he was able to show that the european union is a good strategic partner and that it's important for him in the face of increasingly assertive china in the region right alexandra thank you so much well the meeting in porto came as india reported its highest death toll since the beginning of the pandemic registering more than 4000 deaths from could 19 in just 20. 6 wall the official figures and to count the full extent of the crisis. in some places in india it is hard to believe the country is some crisis in the southern city of hit or about muslim celebrating the end of ramadan are out shopping some feeling lax about safety rules. all i'm cool for forcing regular citizens to comply with covert $1000.00 guidelines national leaders and lawmakers need to follow health safety measures them selves then the common people will also follow them agata public shopping going to happen. many mosques remain shut over coronavirus fears despite the weekend's islamic college days an

mori what he wants to do in deposition coming up. >> reporter: another stimulus check is coming. >> we are announcing a $12 million rebate for the people of the state of california earning $75,000. >> reporter: that is because they have a staggering $75 billion in surplus, he sent this back into law in february and he will give money to low income earners to pay rent. if approved two out of three residents could receive the $600 stimulus check and those with kids will be given an additional $500. >> the tax rebate will impact us i have 80% of all tax filers and they will get a direct stimulus check and a direct relief payment. five we are gushing revenue, the governor has a lot of money to hand out. >> the bus tour rolled into california and he criticized the plan that newsom has. >> givinggivinggivinggivinggivg one time shot it will help people little bit let's give people jobs. let's open up small businesses again let's get these restaurants open. >> reporter: the former mayor issued a statement about the stiffest plan saying that californians need permanent relief not one time stimu

�*ninja no mori', or �*ninja forest', has been set up to cater to tourists in a natural setting., but can a cut it as a real—life ninja? to my relief, we started the day with some prayers and meditation. then it was time to leave the safe surrounds of the temple and head to the training corps. first, it was onto the wire. what would this be used for? speaks japanese. so, if there was a castle and a moat? yes, yes. speaks japanese. oh, so, the rope would help you get over the water? yes, yes. i — i do kind of feel ninja—like here. laughter. this is the — it's quite difficult! laughter. 0h! 0k. i don't think ninjas are meant to giggle. 0k. oh, my goodness! and then, the skill of scaling walls undetected. you don't expect me to do that, do you? speaks japanese. ganbatte? hai, ganbatte, yarimashou. ah! this wall�*s as tall as me! i wouldn't say it was easy, and i definitely didn't say it was pretty. but i managed it. so, they upped the ante. time to let go of any dreams i have of becoming a true ninja. i still defy anyone my size without superhuman powers to get over that wall. well,

�*ninja no mori', or �*ninja forest', has been set up to cater to tourists in a natural setting.a cut it as a real—life ninja? to my relief, we started the day with some prayers and meditation. then it was time to leave the safe surrounds of the temple and head to the training corps. first, it was onto the wire. what would this be used for? speaks japanese. so, if there was a castle and a moat? yes, yes. speaks japanese. oh, so, the rope would help you get over the water? yes, yes. i — i do kind of feel ninja—like here. laughter. this is the ? it's quite difficult! laughter. 0h! 0k. i don't think ninjas are meant to giggle. 0k. oh, my goodness! and then, the skill of scaling walls undetected. you don't expect me to do that, do you? speaks japanese. ganbatte? hai, ganbatte, yarimashou. ah! this wall�*s as tall as me! i wouldn't say it was easy, and i definitely didn't say it was pretty. but i managed it. so, they upped the ante. time to let go of any dreams i have of becoming a true ninja. i still defy anyone my size without superhuman powers to get over that wall. well, to finish

me morí por un segundo. está más vivo que nunca. empecé a jugar en tijuana. y de mi papá.nea me gusta el contacto tomé gusta jugar. tiene que estudiar el esquema ofensivo de san francisco. una herramienta de trabajo muy importante >>> y mandaron mundial y otro. de perderlo. en el 2030 los que sí sabemos alfredo sale de tijuana al área de la bahía. y además un enorme talento se trae un especial en su equipaje. >>> tijuana no otra la cultura mexicana. >>> me llevo todo lo que ha perdido. luegoa llevar san francisco. y cerramos con una orden con los gigantes en dénver en los juegos los de san francisco. hicieron de escalera y terminaron 12 a cuatro. pero en el segundo juego los gigantes ganaron tres a dos en la baja como el último. de camino en primer batazo puede acceder ocho a seis en el doble cartelera. cambio y fuera. >>> todos los tenistas sabe son las vacunas del covirán noticiero telemundo 48 personas etapas de la vacunación cuando te tocara en las vacunas. como vacunarse si no tiene seguro médico. >>>que vengan a emocionarse pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierr

mori to the planet. i'm neal coastal on the greens. and to me it's clear remains. the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me. for the concert. with the co. these volunteers are stepping up to help india cope with its deadly 2nd wave this group is building an online database mapping available medical resources across the country. 247 operation volunteers need to constantly verify the availability of hospital beds oxygen tanks and medicine on their phones. we are trying to reach as many people as he possibly can that we need. many people even the youngest are trying to chip in how and wherever they can. it's inspiring to see someone so young getting involved it gives hope during such a dark chapter in india's history and it's getting darker a dozen big indian opposition parties are calling on prime minister interim modi to take immediate measures against the ferocious 2nd wave which is leaving hundreds of thousands dead. the fires are burning outside this new delhi crematorium has run out of space because of the recent s

mori naylor live for us tonight. morning. thank you. and down in san jose police are getting ready for busy weekend ahead of secretive. i owe extra officers are expected to patrol the downtown area and much of the city this weekend and on may 5th police say drivers can also expect traffic diversions to reduce gridlock along major roadways typically sing could've io draws big crowds to san jose and police are asking everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly. well do you know that i thousands of inmates in california or expected to be released early as the state works to cut its prison population tomorrow, the state is increasing early release credits for 76,000 inmates, including violent and repeat felons. inmates convicted of violent crimes will be eligible for good behavior credits that shortened their sentences by one third. the change was approved this week with little public notice. state officials say the goal is to increase incentives so inmates practice good behavior while serving time. our latest down the coronavirus and righ

keep feeding people the same story you know they were ok and then you asked us perpetrators don't you moris your russia in china has authoritarian congress and this is how did a debate it doesn't reflect their mood in society anymore nearly but marcus i mean these are the same people that talk democracy but they can't force regime change they break international law left and right and the rules apply to everyone else but not ourselves i mean that is that's in that cell ok because it's power we have the power and we can see what we want to do that's essentially what it's all about . absolutely that's for america guys america and britain on the international stage it is. are out how are influence and wealth and that is why they are exempt sincere falsify history but out in the soviet union's role in both will search and that is why they are there kicks in the day as almost the devil incarnate it does not make sense for the american and british relates to on the one hand tell their respective papers that it was the soviet union which all the brunt of the van back and forth about the end of naz

if i take a few morie classes, can get a associate's degree. >> reporter: he's 12 years old. >> i hadgotten me to how i am today with all this stuff now and over a dozen programming languages. >> reporter: mike's dad is a custom home builder. >> my mom will tell you her full-time job was me, right? >> reporter: both mom and dad saying they follow mike's lead when it comes to education. >> i'm having the time of my life doing what i'm doing, you know? i haven't lost my childhood or none of that stuff. >> reporter: when it comes to helping your genius kid with his homework -- >> have there been moments where you were, like, this is more than i thought it was going to be? >> reporter: they head a texting system. mike asks his mom a question on the way home from school. >> i'm texting at a stoplight. i'm going to ask you. google this. >> reporter: but he's having along the way. mike nominated to homecoming court by his peers. >> i did win, actually. >> congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> what are you most proud of at this point in your life? >> most proud of. now that's a difficu

some of the rest of them ziran mori they say the police committed a massacre and are demanding an investigation joy reset is a human rights lawyer in rio. and to do the same dynamic to 5 or 6 houses houses destroyed shootings executions there was an execution one man died sitting on a chair from a chair nobody shoot. barbaric this has no solution. senor is one of the poorest communities in rio most residents here are caught in the middle of a conflict between criminal organizations and the police. and. police in the moldings say the former president has been injured in an explosion near his home mohamed nasheed is the cousin speaker of parliament is in hospital with shrapnel wounds from the blasts in the capital mali he was the country's 1st democratically elected president and served until $2121.00 for them tourists has also been reportedly injured moldings president says an investigation is being launched and the government is seeking support from international partners well let's bring in michael coleman he's deputy director and senior associate for south asia at the wilson center he's joini

people have been killed so far this year at the hands of the police was some of the rest of them ziran morithey say the police committed a massacre and our demand. in any investigation joy you said that is a human rights lawyer in rio. the end to do the same dynamic to 5 or 6 houses houses destroyed shootings executions that was an execution one man died sitting on a chair from a chair nobody shoot it was cruel barbaric this has no solution. senor is one of the poorest communities in rio most residents here are caught in the middle of a conflict between criminal organizations and the police. and. florida has become the latest republican running us state to restrict voting by mail the law imposes new identification rules governor romney designed to signed it live on the right wing fox news channel having barred other media follows former president donald trump's unfounded claims about mail in ballot fraud judas' brown danise is a voting rights expert an executive director with advancement project national office she says florida's move is another effort to prevent minority groups from exerci

some of the rest of them ziran mori they say the police committed a massacre and are demanding an investor. nation joinery said that is a human rights lawyer in rio. to enter do the same dynamic to 5 or 6 houses houses destroyed shootings executions that was an execution one man died sitting on a chair from a chair nobody shoots it was cruel barbaric this has no solution. senor is one of the poorest communities in rio most residents here are caught in the middle of a conflict between criminal organizations and the police that he said and. the former president of the maldives has been injured in an explosion near his home mohamed nasheed who is the governor speaker of parliament is in hospital following the blast in the capital mali the torah getting reports. mohammed nasheed had just left home and was about to get into his car when a bomb attached to a motorbike exploded the former president was injured in the blast in the capital mali the sheet he's the current speaker of parliament is being treated in hospital for shrapnel wounds his spokesman says he's in a stable condition this is very

.” ♪ ♪ mori had the nightmareago. again maxine. the world was out of wonka bars... relax.e supplied and happy, proactively. let's workflow it. then you can stop having those nightmares. no, i would miss them too much. whatever you business is facing... let's workflow it. servicenow. >>> in just a few hours, the trial is set to take place for a national accused of acting as a russian agent in the u.s. cnn's laura jarrett joins us with the story. laura. >> reporter: the defender says it was all a misunderstanding. much of this case centers around the prosecutor's theory that this award-winning molecular biologist was recruited specifically to gather information from a confidential informant used by the u.s. government. according to court records, the russians believe he had provided dirt to the u.s. intel ope operations and so they instructed cobrar rah to rent a condo unit and then fly down to miami to find his car. apparently cabrera botched the job once he got there. his wife got caught taking a picture of the informant's license plate and cabrera was charged back in febr

mori was killed immediately during a battle in during world war ii and was awarded the medal of honor for his action, you know. talking about the army values before here's a soldier who jumps on a live grenade. saving the lives of its fellow soldiers and obviously just the personal courage that he did to do that and that's why he received that that medal of honor and we have it here in this museum and as we continue on the timeline, we also look at the role of women, right the inclusion of women in expanding rules and and jobs that women have have contributed to the army from the formation of the women's army corps during world war ii and then to today so this timeline will give you that insight will give you that knowledge about how the armies evolved over time. so in this case you're looking at the helmet of ida m kit. she was an army nurse who joined the army 1942 served in the panama canal zone and also served in the china burma india theater during world war ii and what's significant about her service and other women who served during this time. is that the army often offered opp

some of the rest of them ziran mori they say the police committed a massacre and are demanding an investigation julie said that is a human rights lawyer in rio. the end to do the same dynamic to 5 or 6 houses houses destroyed shootings executions there was an execution one month diet sitting on a chair from a chair nobody shoots it was cruel barbaric this has no solution. is one of the poorest communities in rio most residents here are caught in the middle of a conflict between criminal organizations and the police. and to see. this really forces have clashed with demonstrators inside the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem after storming the holy site at least 11 palestinians have been injured palestinians have been gathering for friday prayers which are the last of the holy month of ramadan thousands of people from towns and villages in the occupied west bank have been blocked from reaching the site by israeli forces with only a few people allowed access meanwhile it's another night of protests in occupied east jerusalem against plans to evict palestinian families from their homes demo

which has been developing for a while, you had seen the work done in the 2000s and the latest ipsos mori will do something about it but it will take a long time and i do not think we will get to the levels we saw in 2010ish for many years, three years or maybe five. thank you, a sobering thought to end on from professor andrew goddard from the royal college of nursing should. —— the royal physicians. a coroner is due to deliver findings of a major inquest into the fatal shootings of ten people during the conflict in northern ireland. it follows two decades of campaigning by the bereaved families. the killings happened in west belfast, over three days in 1971 and it s widely believed they were all shot by the army. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports. northern ireland is a place where history still hurts. in 1971, the conflict was heading for its height. the army began to intern paramilitary suspects without trial. when the military operation started, there was widespread violence on the streets. this is actually, this is actually a photo of the day. at this field in west belfast

good afternoon _ beaver from ipsos mori. good afternoon to both of you.what we are seeing so far is— particular. what we are seeing so far is that — particular. what we are seeing so far is that hasn't cut through. what are people's preoccupations? the national level _ are people's preoccupations? tt;e: national level context are people's preoccupations? tt9: national level context has are people's preoccupations? t“t9: national level context has shifted are people's preoccupations? tt9 national level context has shifted a lot in the last few months, as has the public mood. in december and january, people were feeling negative, not very optimistic about the economy, their future or the government's performance. but with things like the vaccine programme kicking in very much at tace and the government reopening society again, we have seen a real turning point in public opinion over the last four weeks. what we are seeing playing out in the local elections at this point, is a mix of the short term, in the moment public mood, which is really on the up, both

glasgow and mori are to remain under level tree restrictions for another week after a rise in coronavirusntre add tatty moment in the south side of the city is being driven by the so—called indian variability. —— variant. meanwhile, the government sends more doses of the coronavirus vaccine to bolton, one of the areas of england hit by the indian variant. we've sent more doses to bolton, and, of course, we will obviously follow the clinical advice, if they think that it would help if we shortened the interval period. portugal says british holiday—makers can visit the country from monday, but the government in lisbon says some limited covid restrictions will stay in place. but people in wales are being encouraged to holiday at home this year and not travel abroad unless they really need to. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news — building up to the latest coronavirus from the government, today led by the prime minister borisjohnson, alongside the government chief medical adviser chris whitty. dat d at the moment in the south side of the city is being driven by the so—called indian variabi

with me is ben page, chief executive of ipsos mori.reas, particularly among older viewers, and the labour party doing better among younger, more educated voters, confined to their urban centres. england is basically no conservative largely, wales, labour beating the odds and in scotland it's all about the snp so the uk is divided but the big losers at the moment look to be labour. we need a pinch of salt and all of this because if these are by—elections in local elections, keir starmer is not going to be a happy man. he keir starmer is not going to be a happy man-— keir starmer is not going to be a ha-- man. , , keir starmer is not going to be a ha-- man. , happy man. he won't be happy but as we were discussing _ happy man. he won't be happy but as we were discussing before, _ happy man. he won't be happy but as we were discussing before, they - happy man. he won't be happy but as we were discussing before, they feel| we were discussing before, they feel that looking back at 2019, 2017 and 2016, it's not all doom and gloom in their min