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so momo and nana have to wait, like a buddy. i think it's because people don't make a big deal about their lifestyle. to the sky, given someone got that to go to. and also because japan is probably the countries where people most fear being culturally different. yvonne couldn't you couldn't, i didn't know, cannot be in the mama and nana could still have their big day for real sometime in the future and seal their union with a real marriage certificate. and jeremy of novel mor, this story is convey dory from human rights watch in the tokyo come a welcome court recently said that the ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional . why then, does japan not have a law that legalize the same sex marriage? so that decision was able by the supple or a district court. so it's not the supreme court. so japan, you know, the, independent, to make this judgement final, this district court decision is to go to high court and then the supreme court. so us, if supreme court court also approved this as the constitutional and then the japanese na

for momo and nana. it's a joyous day. each detail has to be just right for the ceremony, celebrating their union star and just a while. so i'm excited. i'm glad that mamma gets to see me this way. we got so excited that i almost had to cry earlier with the condos. that's been, i mean, most the day he didn't just, there was like a mother. i almost can't believe it. how will it be? there were i'm so happy to come in on their wedding is not official because japan does not recognize same sex marriage. but this buddhist temple near tokyo, feels responsible to an even higher authority. buddhist monk might consent, doesn't care about the marriage ban. he wants to make possible what the state does not allow my mother. it's a very important ceremony for both of you know, i think i'm just as excited as they are, that the way my what, what, what, what the ceremony is also a chance for mama and none to raise awareness. the pictures taken here will help the temple advertise for marriage equality. yes. so they both pledge to meet life

nana gegetchkori is a cardiologist at maimonides hospital in new york city.he chief of anesthesiology at montgomery v.a. medical center in jackson, mississippi. both are immigrants from the country of georgia, a small nation in the caucasus mountains between russia and turkey. and when each realized the toll covid would take on their nation's health system, they teamed up to help from half a world away. >> i was terrified, what if my country will have as many numbers as we have right now and how they will be dealing with this? >> first thing that came to my mind was my little georgia which does not have a well developed healthcare system and it is a poor country. >> sreenivasan: they tapped into platforms like facebook to share their in-the-trenches knowledge and, in essence, become the persal doctors for thousands of patients in their old country, even as they treated americans sickened by the disease at their respective hospitals. >> maimonides already had an enormous number of cases. that experience became so valuable i thought this is time to share becaus

>> visit nana. elmo misses her so much. elmo can't made a card. >> nana getting a vaccine.th you, elmo. some hope there on sesame street louie got his covid vaccine. the whole family looking forward to doing their favorite things like so many, still waiting for those embraces to mom. >> hopefully for a lot of people, it's this weekend. it's mother's day of course. janessa is back with us. a look at the next couple of days janessa? >> yeah, i hope everyone gets a day to enjoy with your mother on sunday, and probably indoor activities is better if you're across the midwest to the northeast as we're dealing with some storms and rain drops also cooler temperatures across the pacific northwest, temperatures very warm outdoor plans looking good even for the southeast. happy mother's day we'll be right back. ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget feel the difference with downy. family meeting! ♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon roll frosted mini wheats. bakery fresh cinnamon roll flavor in every bite, you're going to lo

same sex couples long for a legal union, some have decided that just can't wait to wed for momo and nana. it's a joyous day. each detail has to be just right for the ceremony celebrating their union start. and just a while co, i'm excited. i'm glad that mamma gets to see me this way. we got so excited that i almost had to cry earlier, with the condo step, then maybe they can just come up as i almost can't believe it. how will it be? i'm so happy to come in their wedding is not official because japan does not recognize same sex marriage. but this buddhist temple near tokyo feels responsible to an even higher authority. buddhist monk might consent, doesn't care about the marriage ban. he wants to make possible what the state does not allow my mother. it's a very important ceremony for both them that you know, i think i'm just as excited as they are. that the way must what, what, what, what the ceremony is also a chance for mama and none to raise awareness. the pictures taken here will help the temple advertise for marriage equality with what's going on. they both pledge to meet life challe

. >> this is my mom, saraya, dareus's nana.areus loves nana, more than mama. >> grand parents, you know. >> they have a special place. >> and they always will. >> my mom is an incredible woman. happy mother's day, we love you so much and dareus does, too. >> here's a look at my folks. want to thank my mom, margaret dugan mcsweeney, for putting up with me and my two brothers. dad was the enforcer. mom provided all the love in the universe. >> you look a lot like dad. >> i've heard that. >> happy mother's day. >> be back at 11:00, hope you can join us then. >> have a goodnight. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. or visit and xfinity store to learn how our s

for momo and nana. it's a joyous day. each detail has to be just right for the ceremony celebrating their union started in just a while. so i'm excited. i'm glad that mamma gets to see me this way. we got so excited that i almost had to cry earlier with the condo step, then maybe the most the day he did good. i can just, there was like, i'm on the i almost can't believe it. how will it be? there were i'm so happy come in. the reason their wedding is not official because japan does not recognize same sex marriage. but this buddhist temple near tokyo feels responsible to an even higher authority. buddhist monk more consent doesn't care about the marriage ban. he wants to make possible what the state does not allow my mother. it's a very important ceremony for both them. but i think i'm just as excited as they are. that's what, what, what, what the ceremony is also a chance for mama and none to raise awareness. the pictures taken here will help the temple advertise for marriage equality and they both pledge to meet life chal

and the result to condemn hamasat terrorist actions to nana's - - to unanimously support to defend itself against hamas. and that it would embolden hamas you are seeing the growing agenda israel is a country surrounded that is wiped off the face of the years and is rockets rained down in israel today is a sad day forl the united states senate in one we will not forget i would never expect the weekend position to ensure the biden administration has a long-standing and special partnership. >> madame president askingte them is consent of your consideration of us rose from earlier today the resolution be agreed to in the motion to reconsider be made and laid upon the table with no intervening actionmr or debate. >> i reserve the right to object. >> my calling tries to distract from the out from the reality we are seeing the radical left fully embraces and then has a right to defend itself but then to stop this repeated cycle of violence we welcome a but we cannot and will not like at the ignorance of therg role iran plays those responsible for taking innocent lives we offer nothing to condemn

tenemos un sÁbado fresco y para ha Ñana temperaturas en mÁs de 90 grados y viene mÁs calor para el lunesvecinos aseguran escucharon los gritos y vieron el operativo fuera de la tienda. >>> estÁbamos dormidos y cuando se levantaron. habÍan gritos. >>> la vÍctima lisbet kenia cortez una empleada que describieron como amable y llena de vida chl >>> muy buena gente que atendÍa y era alegre. >>> manuel que trabaja de noche y fue atendido por xenia 3 horas antes sud muerte. >>> nosotros la vimos antes de irnos a trabajar pasamos. con 817 homicidios solo en tijuana este 2021. la corrupciÓn del paÍs aseguran las autoridades. es uno de los principales motivos la seguridad no es un tema menor. genera la corrupciÓn y la inseguridad tambiÉn. causa de corrupciÓn y el estado habrÍa habrÍa menos homicidios acciones de corrupciÓn en ciertos niveles y Áreas. los mÁs afectados son las personas de bajos recursos. les preocupa. deben i ple men tar medidas para cuidarse en su hogar. no se puede estar afuera ni a gusto ni nada por el miedo. y las muertes voy lentas cerca de casa como la de una semana atrÁs ve

we're joined now by nana gyamfi, executive director of the black alliance for just immigration, which a lead organization in the push for tps for haiti. this came out over the weekend, the significance of tps for 100,000 haitians. >> thank you, amy, for having me. it really is significant. in terms of a reprieve, it is relief. it is a break for peoe who have been looking over their shoulders, have been worried and concerned about what happs if they are not given this relief in either beme undocumented for detained and deported back to haiti. it is embraced, but that -- it is a break, but that is all it is. we obviously want more. amy: talk about hoyou organize for this. >> there are many organizations involved, including organizations that are led by haitians, focus on haitians, with the haitian community, as well as other black led ganizations another immigrant rights and cil rights organizations. this has been a long push to make sure haitia are able to at least have the oprtunity to apply for tps. it has been on so many levels. there have been lawsuits filed aftedonald trump ended

johnny sandra and nana go to see the children's mother who has been jailed in a drug rehab clinic. the children haven't seen their mother and months because they can't afford the trip. at least. a prison has allowed us to film their private meeting in the office. she gets me upset if you're. not legal flag with all of this when people are this is mom time to change. you get to go to school when i get out of here the families are. taking over the world. i can't talk about the situation with my children say like a thought in full because i see how it hurts them. now i'm sorry for what i've done to them at the moment in the last question johnny when the boy because he can't finish school added it's our boy idea once and life together. same way as mine. they should live good lives and not repeat my mistakes they get in the. news just like many other children sandra and johnny come from a broken home. but. you . didn't form an awful lot of phone bill when we lived here in tondo manilla life is difficult because our home is only a shack and we get wet when it rains and of all the shops a

johnny sandra and nana go to see the children's mother who has been jailed in a drug rehab clinic. the children haven't seen their mother in law since because they can't afford the trip. at least. a prison has allowed us to film their private meeting in the office. she gets none of that if you are. not legal practice or proper love this would be what this will get mom time to change. you get to go to school when i get out of here the families are. taking over. i can't talk about the situation with my children say like a thought in full because i see how it hurts them for. now i'm sorry for what i've done to them at the moment in the last question johnny when the ball because he can't finish school having boycotted the idea once and knife to go the same way as mine. they should live good lives and not repeat my mistakes again. just like many other children sandra and johnny come from a broken home. little forming up to the bone when we live here in tondo manila life is difficult because our home is only a shack and we get wet and it rains and of all the shops also the heat is a new

now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit, your mom can get a little... psycho? scary. drunk?re, i need you guys to be on your best behavior. don't worry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute. no problem. i've got some stuff prepared. "hey, mom, i'm 'firsty.'"

let's unite our voices so you can sing nana. a message from a small island in the atlantic to all of those suffering. you are not forgotten. nicholas hawke al-jazeera mandela saudi sent. our mind to the top stories on our jazeera donald trump will remain banned from facebook but the decision could be reviewed within months the former u.s. president was suspended in the wake of january's attack on the capitol and his alleged role in inciting the crowd is called the decision a total disgrace and warned facebook it will pay a political price a tech giants oversight board criticized the indefinite nature of the ban and ordered a review which could make it permanent article hyun is in washington d.c. . for donald trump it means that when it comes time for him to show that he's still the leader of the republican party for example if you wanted to say i like this candidate in this primary makes it much tougher for me and can just send that out to his tens of millions of followers he's not happy about it he released a statement on his o

nana lied to. it's an important point it's an important point. listen, it's important point don't try to censor, cancel and silence me here. you raise the issue of got to listen to the truth. the truth is the pennsylvania supreme court did not hear the merits of the case. they dismissed the case on latches and grounds by that's violation of their owns precedent. they never heard the merits of the case. the only adjudication on the merits of that constitutional claim for lower court judges who in fact found it was a constitutional violation in pennsylvania. my view is, that the people of pennsylvania cannot get the room supreme court to hearan the case, h if the pennsylvania constitution says that mail in balloting is not constitutional and yet it happened anyway, then there is aa problem. that is a fit >> for debate in the united states congress. at democrats can object to 11 different states and certifications for republicans can objectly to one. >> host: •-middle-dot we are going to move on. a one to ask you again about your point about preside

johnny sandra and nana go to see the children's mother who has been jailed in a drug rehab clinic. the children haven't seen their mother and months because they can't afford the trip. at least. a prison has allowed us to film their private meeting in the office. one. day she gets me upset if you're. not legal practice or was unable to sleep what is his mom time to change. you get to go to school when i get out of here the families are. taking over the world. i can't talk about the situation with my children say like a thought into because i see how it hurts them for. now i'm sorry for what i've done to them at the moment in the last question johnny when the bullying because the content if school had ended so boycotted the idea once and knife to go the same way as mine. they should live good lives and not repeat my mistakes they get in there. just like many other children sandra and johnny come from a broken home. the. only . reason for me not to listen don't the one we live here in toronto manila in life is difficult because our home is only a shack and we get wet and it rains and

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i want my nana. >> jack par's shadow was still there.months, johnny seems a little hesitant. and a little uneasy. and who wouldn't be? >> as i mentioned, peter is kind enough to send me the best of johnny carson. which to me is the most thrilling gift. we've been on, what, three weeks now. and this is the best. >> my all-time favorite moment tonight show 1964. it aims from daniel boone who plays a sidekick indian named mango. >> keep your arm extended and put only one revolution on the -- >> once around. >> the classic tomahawk. the fact that was live, unexpected. >> it was spectacular. and as he goes to retrieve the tomahawk, carson grabs him by the arm, pulls him back. when john wouldn't let him remove it, to watch how he works with evidence aims to keep him in the moment and extend the laugh is just great stuff. he just milks the laughter. he just waits. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> i think johnny carson became johnny carson in that moment. >> and now here's johnny! >> during the 1960s, doing "the tonight show," johnny ca

that's our nana. my nan. margaret was 78 when she died.roper hurt me. because she had breathing difficulties, she lived a week. and once again the family's isolating, after a suspected outbreak at the nursery. my anxiety�*s been building up and i've got more anxious about speaking to people. but we're still strong, still fighting. as cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. i feel trapped, yeah. i'm absolutely trapped, in this house. sharon has a heart condition, and suffers with anxiety. i'm frightened of going out, me. how long have you spent like this, shielding? i've been in here for months and months. it's like i've got a jail sentence and i've not done nothing. on average, the five areas with the highest levels of deprivation in bolton had more than double the number of weekly covid cases, compared to the least deprived areas. i've just had a text. "dearjack, your first covid—19 vaccination is now due." there is a race to vaccinate as many as possible. but i'm worried about what's in it, because people are having these jabs, and the

i want my nana. >> jack paar's shadow was still there.ant and a little uneasy. and who wouldn't be? >> as i mentioned peter ustinov was kind enough to hand me the best of johnny carson. which is a thrilling gift. we're been on, what, 13 weeks now? and this is the best of -- [ laughter ] >> my all-time favorite moment, "tonight show" 1964. ed ames from daniel boone, plays a sidekick, an indian named mingo. >> keep your arm extended and put only one revolution on the -- >> once around. >> once around on the way. >> the classic ed ames tomahawk. the fact that it was live, unexpected. [ laughter ] >> they go nuts. spectacular. it was spectacular. >> and as ames goes to retrieve the tomahawk, carson grabs him by the arm, pulls him back. >> ed ames threw that tomahawk and johnny wouldn't let him remove it. >> to watch how he works with ed ames to keep him in the moment and extend the last is just great stuff. >> he just milks the laughter. he just waits. [ laughter ] >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> i think johnny carson became johnny

that region and i'll take you to these where it's been a soggy day rainy across them in panic into nanahis is a slow mover so i can't promise this will the done today. future forecast runs through tonight in through your son they even through sunday night before officially on monday to start to clear off a little bit on the backside of the system. that is the big rainmaker where watching these. this is your forecast for memorial day and i will leave you with that. it warms up in the middle of the country but it stays soggy and portions of texas stretching into the mountains. that's an area where the rain continues, otherwise warmer in the southeast and midwest. jon: a lot of colors on the map means a whole lot of weather. adam klotz thank you. we'll have more from adam later in this hour. a scary situation on a rollercoaster. mid-ride leaving people trapped there for hours way off the ground. how it all ended, next. ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers — th

do you know that nana can watching on the muscle, you know, go right there, or thomas? good. don't, don't. system in the only mean then, you know, you do the same thing. i know they're not formal quote q, i get it done. you sounds well not to the extent you to come and go into the because those didn't know if i things done a body couldn't hang up now that the when the thought deanna of in her 3rd expand, you know, to thought at the mom who didn't show proof sooner than normal was done or put this didn't produce normally go there might show you this if you look at the gauges, it may be now i'm starting to meet in your car. you then other guinea to give them a walk. i know which in other than that there do, i can i'm on the and when all my kind of tired only home by state, that sort of thing you need much when you have some junior next on mondays or more so they got much again, you know shows you get to room like damien, you must have if you guys what is the last one? i want to get it done then mama, it's kind of them. but yes or did you want to there? my cold down there. must

pete nana the father of navy hospital corpsman third class and the father of private first class united states marine corps. mr. vienna, if you would like to start. >> hit your mute button, please. you are good to go. >> good morning esteemed members of the subcommittee in the queue for the opportunity to speak about [inaudible] his family and friends called him bobby and i wish you could also see and hear from my wife today but she is allowing me to speak on her behalf because she cannot appear without breaking down. her raw emotion and the effect she would have on this panel would be deeply moving. we've today we are not only morning our son but also we mourn even the other families navigating through this pain. [inaudible] i came into their lives when bobby was 14 years old and what i witnessed was the most incredible mother and son relationship and the two have literally lived for each other. bobby was the natural athlete excelling in judo, jujitsu and as a high school student athlete he was the team captain as well as on the varsity pastoral team. he volunteered his free time to le

. >> yeah, so for my family, my mom who is nana to my 6-year-old charlotte, nana is charlotte's bestd, you know what, charlotte? you are a priority to me. my mom has that luxury and we are relying so heavily upon her and her help and without my mom's help we wouldn't be able to do what we do now and i acknowledge, tiffany, they am speaking from a place of privilege. i am an owner of a business, and i run a business, and i have employees and i'm a byproduct of the pandemic as i'm practicing law with my husband now and we have a lot of that stress at the office that we're bringing home, as well and my mom has been a fantastic source of comfort, strength and also a kick my butt, right, when i'm down or when i think i can't do it my mom kicks my butt and says i didn't raise you to be that girl. i didn't raise you to be that woman. i know she's doing that for my daughter and i think that's been a critical part of the pandemic, being able to say that i have an inner kind of system of support that is there, that is not going to turn me away because unlike several mother, i think the statist

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this nana cia director at one point as well. so i am very eager to see the truth come out. do not expect china to be part of the truth coming out. they're doing everything they can to avoid including setting up a fake little investigation with the w.h.o. i think this is an opportunity for americans to demand the truth and china. it's also demand accountability from that media. because as you pointed out people suggested and postulated this might be the case were absolutely ripped and ridiculed as conspiracy theorist and irresponsible potential war mongers. senator tom cotton and others based on nothing. based on we don't think that is true and the elite consensus is it's not true therefore this is disinformation. it might in fact be real and the truth after all. view anyone who is part of the pylon of the time brent raised her hand and say wow i was wrong and that's irresponsible. again not really holding my breath. kennedy: 's a chrysalis talk about that a little bit. i do not think this should be republican democrat left, right, issue pretty think we really need to get to

. >>> well, best things about childhood, sunday at nana's, a summer week in the florida panhandle andppi morning when mother nature graced us with snow we'd wake up early, turn on the wkra radio and wait for the principal to make the announcement on school who would have thought the time-honored tradition could get covid crushed. >> amplt hahh! >> a staple of childhood waiting to hear those magic words -- >> all schools are officially closed for a snow day. >> but not in new york city. the department of education playing scrooge, canceling all snow days next year. no sledding, no snowball fights, no fun outside instead kids will be inside in front of the screen learning remotely just like last year >> i'm kind of sad for the kids on one hand. on the other hand, we've got a lot of learning that needs to be done, a lot of catching up, so it's the right thing to do >> not just new york either. cities across the country taking advantage of remote learning especially in places where snow days can pileup and force make-up days that extend the school year and delay the start of summer. but i

nana did show another drop in claims nationwide last week, but right here in california, we actually saw a rise in the number of claims number of americans seeking unemployment benefit. it's fell to 444,000 last week, which is the decline of 34,000 from the week before. it's also the lowest number since the pandemic began, however, here in california, 71,000 claims were filed last week, which is up by about 1000 claims stillt r an 80 year old who was attacked in a violent robbery in san leandro.ny fit helped makeast thursday as negotiations on a possible cease fire. continue my mother rivera in washington, with the latest on the federal response coming up, and it's a cool and breezy day today, and a warm up is on the way for the bay area weekend. ktvu meteorologist has mark tamayo can't forget that part has i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint d

my nana wouldn't have a clue, she doesn't have a computer.ook on the government website they're telling you something completely different. so, yeah, it can be very confusing. a wet whitley bay in north tyneside. having been told last week people could meet indoors, the new guidance says people in areas where the indian variant is on the rise should once again only meet outside. this is pam and suzette, meeting up for the first time in months. you've just got to guess where you're meant to be and what you're meant to be doing. so it's not clear at all. we alljust want to get out and about now that we can and obviously if we're not sure what we're supposed to be doing, it is confusing. more confusion in kirklees in west yorkshire. i think people will be really fed up. they'll say, we've had enough now. i think people were starting to think, great, we can go off for weekends, we can have hopefully a holiday in england and it's going to stop all that, isn't it? if we've got to be safe. and here in leicester... you don't know where you stand with

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this is my nana, my nan. margaret was 78 when she died. you miss her, don't you? hurt me. she was in a nursing home. that's where she contracted covid. and then, obviously, they had to rush her to hospital because she had breathing difficulties. she lived a week. and once again, the family is isolating. a suspected outbreak at the nursery. a lot of my anxiety has been building up and i've got more anxious about speaking to people. we are still strong, we are still fighting and there is that minority that doesn't care. that doesn't go. we are going to get through this. i think this is why we are back to square one. as cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. i feel trapped, yeah. i'm absolutely trapped in this house. - sharon has a heart condition. absolutely trapped. and suffers with anxiety. and what's it like living here now? i'm frightened of going out, me. and how long have you spent like this, shielding? i've been in here for| months and months. it's like i've got a jail sentence and i've not done anything. i on average, the five areas with the highest level

that's our nana. my nan. margaret was 78 when she died.t and it's proper hurt me. because she had breathing difficulties, she lived a week. and once again the family's isolating. a suspected outbreak at the nursery. my anxiety's been building up and i've got more anxious about speaking to people. we're still strong, we're still fighting. as cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. i feel trapped, yeah. i'm absolutely trapped in this house. - sharon has a heart condition and suffers with anxiety. i'm frightened of going out, me. how long have you spent like this, shielding? i've been in here for| months and months. it's like i've got a jail sentence, and i've not done nothing. - on average, the five areas with the high levels of deprivation on average, the five areas with the highest levels of deprivation in bolton had more than double the number of weekly covid cases compared to the least deprived areas. i've just had a text. "dearjack, your first covid—19 vaccination is now due..." there is a race to vaccinate as many as possible. but i'

pete nana the father of navy hospital corpsman third class and the father of private first class united states marine corps. mr. vienna, if you would like to start. >> hit your mute button, please. you are good to go. >> good morning esteemed members of the subcommittee in the queue for the opportunity to speak about [inaudible] his family and friends called him bobby and i wish you could also see and hear from my wife today but she is allowing me to speak on her behalf because she cannot appear without breaking down. her raw emotion and the effect she would have on this panel would be deeply moving. we've today we are not only morning our son but also we mourn even the other families navigating through this pain. [inaudible] i came into their lives when bobby was 14 years old and what i witnessed was the most incredible mother and son relationship and the two have literally lived for each other. bobby was the natural athlete excelling in judo, jujitsu and as a high school student athlete he was the team captain as well as on the varsity pastoral team. he volunteered his free time to le

. >> nana. >> it's me >> happy birthday. >> doesn't she look beautiful?with us. >> mm-hmm. >> happy birthday, by the way. coming up tomorrow on "today," by the way, we'll have an eye-opening story from kate snow on all of the dangerous things that kids could apparently buy online everything from drugs to weapons, lots more, as well. definitely one that parents are not going to want to miss. we'll have that for you tomorrow necriminals using keyboards struck a target in the u.s. that is so vital, it could lead to higher gas prices. nbc's tom costello has the very latest on this cyber attack that shut down one of the nation's largest pipelines. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 2.5 million barrels a day, 45% of the east coast fuel flows through this pipeline, up the east coast from texas. shut down now because of this ransomware attack that occurred on friday. so far, pump prices have not changed but experts say that could change within hours or days we could see gasoline prices start to surge the longer these pipes stay closed on the east coast

son madre de amor como yo que tambiÉn soy madre de amor, una felicitaciÓn triple, muchas son tÍas, nanaial iba a reunir una gran constelaciÓn de estrellas. hemos visto la promociÓn constantemente, gloria estefan con todo el homenaje especial. francisca: tambiÉn le gusta que este luis fonsi demostrando su apoyo a las mujeres, como debe de ser. raÚl: si estÁ desayunando, buen provecho. esta maÑana "despierta amÉrica" vamos a vivir momentos de mucha emociÓn al ser testigos de reencuentro de dos hermanos colombianos con su mamÁ despuÉs de estar separados por la pandemia. francisca: familiares de keishla rodrÍguez le dan el Último adiÓs en puerto rico. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que escogiste como nÚmero 1 porque siempre te da lo que necesitas. aquÍ vemos a lucero. lucero: felicidades, mamÁs! [mÚsica] satcha: muy buenos dÍas es viernes 7 de mayo. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". con aplausos y alivios asÍ reaccionan testigos y agentes cuando rehenes salen ilesos tras una toma de varias horas en un banco. esta maÑana sabrÁs como finalmente arrestan a sospechoso. franc

my nana didn't have a clue, she doesn't have a computer. wet whitley bay in north tyneside. having been told last week people could meet indoors, the new guidance says people in areas where the indian variant is on the rise should once again only meet outside. this is pam and suzette, meeting up for the first time in months. you've just got to guess where you're meant to be and what you're meant to be doing. so it's not clear at all. we alljust want to get out and about now that we can and obviously if we're not sure what we're supposed to be doing, it is confusing. more confusion in kirklees in west yorkshire. i think people will be really fed up. they'll say, we've had enough now. i think people were starting to think a great, we can go off for weekends, we can have hopefully a holiday in england and it's going to stop all that, isn't it? if we've got to be safe. and here in leicester... you don't know where you stand with it. every half hour it's changing, so what do you do? the impact on the high street has been immediate. migel runs a

a: gracias por continuar con nosotros esta Ñana en "despiertÉrica".Án en alguno de los hospitales de la zona. tambiÉn para consultar pueden visitar la pÁgina twitter. ahÍ la tienen en pantalla. satcha: ahora queremos mostrar, compartir imÁgenes de los socorristas que desde las horas de la noche estÁn ahÍ para brindar los primeros auxilios. sin importar el riesgo mucho de ellos entran con camillas. ademÁs, tratando de sacar a sobrevivientes. sabemos que los topos de mÉxico confirman que a esta hora no habrÍa ninguna otra persona que podrÍa encontrarse en estos fierros retorcidos. 450 policÍas, 150 de trÁnsito, 90 paramÉdicos brindaron los primeros auxilios luego de esta tragedia que se reportan la capital mexicana. karla: tantos vecinos que mostraron como siempre su solidaridad. vamos a pasar con albert para que nos muestr lugar donde ocurriÓ el accidente. albert: vamos a ampliar la ciudad de mÉxico. aquÍ tenemos el distrito federal. ha ocurrido en la linha 12. que pasa por olivos en direcciÓn al sur. si nos acercamos aquÍ estÁ la estaciÓn. ha ocurrido

this is my nana, my nan. margaret was 78 when she died. you miss her, don't you?en the person i love the most. and it's proper hurt me. she was in a nursing home. that's where she contracted covid. and then, obviously, they had to rush her to hospital because she had breathing difficulties. she lived a week. and once again, the family is isolating. a suspected outbreak at the nursery. a lot of my anxiety has been building up, and i've got more anxious about speaking to people. we are still strong, we are still fighting, and there is that minority that doesn't go. we are going to get through this. i think this is why we are back to square one. as cases spread, many fear a local lockdown. i feel trapped, yeah. i'm absolutely trapped in this house. - sharon has a heart condition... absolutely trapped. ..and suffers with anxiety. and what's it like living here now? i'm frightened of going out, me. and how long have you spent like this, shielding? i've been in here - for months and months. it's like i've got a jail sentence, and i've not done anything. - on average, th

is something of a family affair for comedianjason manford, who enjoys playing against his mum and nanaople across britain had the chance to have their say after a bumper day of elections yesterday. the results are trickling in and they will continue from a trickle to a great deluge over the weekend. and there's a lot to work through. newnight�*s policy editor lewis goodall can tell us what to watch out for. shall we start with hartlepool? we have shall we start with hartlepool? - have been waiting all night but we are not bitter about it. we expected in the next half hour. this was the result in 2019 and you will see mike hill who has resigned and he took the seat for labour, 38% of the vote. conservatives with 29%. and this third column is the brexit party vote led by nigel farage at the time, a creditable third place. the really big question this election has been what happens to the third column? it seems like everything we have learned from hartlepool, people on the ground saying much of this has effectively been absorbed by the conservative party and it would easily be enough to t