and one in particular was a gentleman by the name of noel bloom. >> that name again, noel bloom had foundedecame known as live entertainment and then wound up working uncomfortably with jose. >> they bickered about a lot of things. >> well mostly it was because of the pornography. jose did not like that at all. >> did it seem to you that there was a motive there? >> possible. >> we found this tape of bloom deep in the nbc archives. >> you didn't kill jose menendez? >> absolutely not. >> and wondered what he had to say all these years later. >> what are you doing with yourself now? >> well, i'm retired. kind of like forced retirement. >> oh, but your resume? your resume is special. >> might resume could scare people. >> no bloom, known for years to law enforcement authorities as a king pin in the porn trade with alleged ties to east coast mobsters. >> why would they say you were involved with organized crime? >> because people had a perception that people in the adult business were in organized crime, which is totally not true. at least i had, i wasn't. >> where some of the people you are as

she's joining us live with the details aaron. >> hi, noel firefighters do continue to battle this firerom the air and the ground. as you said, one person has been arrested and the fire is 0% contained at this time. they do expect those numbers to be to by this evening. >> firefighters continue to battle the palisades fire from the and the ground, though the marine layer earlier this morning. could the air tankers from taking off until midday 4 air tankers cannot get airborne unless we have the cloud cover list to 4,000 feet. >> those on the front lines have been met with difficult conditions including dry brush and steep terrain. this is very challenging terrain as you've heard, this is about 75 years since we've had a fire there. some of the brush is 20 to 30 feet high. currently evacuation orders are still in place for many east of topanga canyon road and others in pacific palisades. highlands have been told to be prepared to go evacuation orders have impacted hundreds of topanga residents in over 500 homes. >> that's that's still face a potential threat repopulating these residents

noel. thanks, dave.newsom unveiled his revised and complete 268 billion dollar state budget proposal. >> big ticket items include health care for undocumented immigrants and stimulus checks for most californians kron four's. ashley zavala has the details. >> governor gavin newsome rolled out his 268 billion dollar spending plan financial priorities that will be paid with help from a historic 75.7 billion dollar surplus and another 27 billion dollars in federal relief and is going to i think set the state up front not just a comeback but an extraordinary, decade. arguably century ahead among the priorities presented friday extending the state's health insurance to undocumented seniors by may of 2022 newsom's office estimates. it will cost 1 billion dollars annually and we think we need to do more. >> to immigrate to help support immigrants immigrate and integrate. >> into the state. newsome also proposed 7 billion dollars to try to close the digital divide and make broadband more accessible to low income

officials say noel hadn't eaten since going missing five days ago. he did find clean water and used a lighter to keep warm at night. noel's sister says her brother is an experienced hiker but told her he became disoriented in an area burned by a wildfire last year. which the forestry service has recommended hikers avoid. >> nice to see him smiling there. >>> today's windy weather was perfect for kite surfers at alameda's crowd was til out the almost looked like a postcard. yeah, great conditions for what they love to do. so we want to check on weather and live doppler 7. >> back in action, this time of year. abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel is here. sandy, what gives ? >> it's wild weather, dan and alma, i'm tracking lightning and rain believe it or not. let me show you live doppler 7. it's the same system bringing us gusty winds as we get you to street level radar here. notice what happened just in the past hour. thunderstorms developed right over lake county and we are seeing that lightning tracking southward as we head into the east bay. right

do your member that programme that noel edmonds used to do? i used i that noel edmonds used to do?at happens. all the way to a house. _ got a pen. see what happens. all the way to a house, and _ got a pen. see what happens. all the way to a house, and beyond. - hello there. our weather pattern over the last few weeks has kind of got stuck, really, with low—pressure systems pestering the uk, and those rainfall totals have been really mounting up. top of the rainfall league, topcliffe in north yorkshire, where we've already seen over twice the amount of rain we'd normally expect in the whole of the month of may, and of course we're onlyjust past the halfway point of the month. there is loads more rain in the forecast, with this unsettled weather pattern continuing for the foreseeable. very threatening skies in hertfordshire, then, during monday. and on the radar picture for monday, look at these showers, how they push their way southwards and eastwards as this trough works through. now, behind that we have much drier weather for wales, the west midlands and north west england. i'm sh

noel. >> many more than 100 million americans are now fully vaccinated. that's nearly double the 55 million americans who are fully vaccinated by the end of march. according to the cdc, nearly 40% of adults are fully vaccinated at this point and more than 55% of american adults have received at least one dose. that's up from 30% just a month ago. meanwhile, about 8% of americans have gotten their first shot. but have not returned for the second despite the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci saying we're actually doing pretty well getting people to complete the 2 shot regimen. >> but if you compare this so other real world uptake of vaccines that have been around for a while. 70 to 80% of individuals completed the series, which means that 20 to 30%. not so those 48%, though you'd like to see a 100% adherence percent is within the realm. what you see, what other multi those vaccines. >> as vaccinations have gone up covid related deaths have dropped dramatically during

noel mardy, good morning. good morning. everybody.p for the early part of the week and then the secondary part of the week. things will start to cool off quite a bit. the live shot coming in from temper on nice, beautiful, blue skies and just a little bit of haze that we have with the shot of the golden gate bridge still in clear view from that. so that's off to a good start on that front. as far suppose delays happening here and blue skies to go with the now temperatures are some one of the mild side to start off because the winds quite active this morning and overnight that kept temperatures supported 61 the bottle 62 meanwhile, going on for any auc most east bay readings in the 50's. 48 for livermore 45. meanwhile for napa and 54 san jose. so while we have a warm-up happening here in the woman stays expected to be monday. really, the warm-up is going to be felt up in tahoe by the middle of the week might be pushing about 72 or so by wednesday. so what we've got going on here is a melting forecast. so got to watch out, maybe some ri

. >> noel. marty, good morning. good morning, everybody. and this red flag warning as you've been hearing covers a lot more geography than it did previously from last weekend. we're also looking at very dry conditions to develop. >> this afternoon, particularly for a lot the real estate. not as severe tomorrow, but still it will be in that red flag warning territory here. let's get right to a check things out. beauty shot coming in from the east bay shoreline. all lit up blue skies to the background. there are your winds, little pocket of some windy like conditions coming into solano county for spilling in from the sacramento valley in a lot of the east bay as well. so there you have it. in total yhe peninsula not in that santa cruz mountains as of yet. not in that. so we got a lot of east bay coverage up to the east bay hills. now also solano county all filled in and then those higher elevations for a sonoma county marin and napa counties. so again, there gives you idea of where everybody's covered until 6 monday morning. we've got 50's an

noel to pull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical the brazilians have to choose between going hungry or getting the virus it's an ethical . no match. for adults live in the home of sylvia hayes us she's a cook and the only one still to have a job but it's just one day a week she used to cook in other people's homes but they let her go for fear of infection. that this pandemic is difficult it's going to leave all of us starving and that's apart from all the damage it does to your health look at this q we're all in the same boat. but the modern melba with a shortage of vaccines and hospitals overwhelmed it's hard to see a way forward for people in the lowest social groups who are trapped by both poverty and disease. despite a 3rd lockdown france has one of the highest rates of covert infections in europe the government is trying to contain t

noel clarke has strongly denied all claims made against him. been detained, including the elected leader aung san suu kyi. it's become increasing difficult to report what's happening, with the internet effectively blocked, borders closed and many journalists detained. but people are documenting their ongoing resistance — including one young musician, whose story the bbc�*s rebecca henschke has been following. chanting myanmar, in the grips of an uprising, triggered by a military coup. mass protests — demanding a return to democracy — met with brutal force. gunshots in the middle of this, we meet 18—year—old phone. his generation is fired up, defiant and determined to bring back democracy. this was phone's world before general min aung hlaing seized back power. he's a musician, who was just about to release his first album. the coup crushed those dreams. chanting we followed phone over weeks, as he took to the streets, armed with home—made shields. gunshots the military hits back this time with tear gas and rubber bullets. the next day, near pho

maria noel, thank you so much for joining us here. >> thank you.many people, of course are so many people are thinking what what can i do? i want i want to do something to help these families financial donation is obviously very helpful right now is there a goal in mind that you're trying to reach as there are 9 families that need some assistance. >> look, right now. there isn't a specific goal. but we know that there are 9 families and their community that need us. and so we are really focused on getting as many donations as we possibly can giving from, you know what wherever folks are and what they can get, whether it's $20 or it 20,000. we're really hoping that folks can. given support these families during this tragic tragic time. so this is the official fundraiser. we have some information that we can put up now for our viewers so they can see how they can donate and i'm. >> going to go on a limb and say all this is on our website. kron 4 dot com just to make it a lot easier for people. so there's the working partnerships, usa website. and you

you buy nationally on our show your sister chill mr noel. and you've got. some western historians claim that the successes of the red army was the only jew to american supplies made possible by the sukkot lend-lease policy. then the soviet union carried the major weight of that battle in terms of chose to supply the army fighting the germans in terms of soldiers killed in battle in terms of civilians killed in battle. but still together we prevail over the nazi germany. george herring an american historian news the history of lend-lease very well he's written a number of books about it. it was not an act of charity or generosity it was an act of calculated self-interest. lend-lease turned out to be a profitable business for the u.s. few people know that it took until 2006 for the russian federation to repay the us fully for the moment in fact more than 60 percent of lend lease supplies went to great britain and just 20 percent of the u.s.s.r. the majority of deliveries were made between 104-4945 when the outcome of the war had practically been determined di

noel gal better of the band oasis claims, he said this in an interview, he did your first light saber to that? >> well, we had -- noel gallagher's 30th birthday party, and he lived quite close to me in london, north london. and i was at his party. and then there was a light saber fight in his garden very early the next day in the morning. >> jimmy: ah. >> but i don't remember too much instruction. i don't remember like any lessons being given from know nole. it's more of a battle in the garden. >> jimmy: and who won the battle? >> i would be surprised if either of us could remember that. >> jimmy: speaking of birthdays, you had a big birthday in march. happy birthday. you turned 50 years old. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and one of your daughters posted a video that i think is really i found surprising. i will tell you why. roll that video. here you are on a unicycle, which i didn't know you knew how to ride. just kind of going and oh, my gosh, obviously it didn't go as you planned. but we tagged that part in the end. how long have you been riding a unicycle? >> i've just been outed by my

joining me now is noel and i are the host and producer of un adopted and part of the team. why are media in oakland? no. well, it's great to have you on today. thank you for taking the time, you know, obviously making this documentary a very personal journey for you. so i want to start with sort of why you decided to make this film and for some context you entered the foster care system when you were just one year old and then you aged out of the system at 21, having never have been adopted by a family. in essence, you wanted to know why. and what did you find out? thanks for having me on the show. and you know, i made daca the documentary and adopted with wire media because of the fact that i spent an unprecedented amount of time in the system and 20 years in the system is not okay. cannibalizing so i used the documentary to kind of investigate real what really went down and who who's accountable. for decisions like this? what was what stood out to you the most about about the system. what what did you learn about the system that that surprised you the most as you were res

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. >> reporter: noel gallo is fed up. >> we're killing each other.live in an area where i see the gang activity grow. >> reporter: oakland pd reports the city is seeing a 50% 50% 50 increase in armed robberies this year than in 2020. >> parishioners have come up, in the cathedral a woman said three guys carjacked her and stole her car and she was terrified. another said her window was smashed while she had been in church some weeks ago. poor oakland. >> reporter: as for barber as scared as he was he still plans to forgive. >> i have to forgive him. >> stephanie sierra. >>> new developments an eviction moratorium has been extended through september. supervisors approved a three month extension tonight. the moratorium does not cover people who do not pay their rent. >>> for the first time during the pandemic, rents in the bay area have rebounded. one bedroom prices in three of the bay area's biggest cities rose in may compared to april. san francisco's median 1 bedroom rent rose nearly 2% to $2,600. in oakland it was 1-1/2% to nearly $2,000 and in san

noel to pull the data shows that the poor you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical the brazilians have to choose between going hungry will getting the virus it's an ethical. no match. for adults live in the home of sylvia hayes us she's a cook and the only one still to have a job but it's just one day a week she used to cook in other people's homes but they let her go for fear of infection. that this pandemic is difficult it's going to leave all of us starving and that's apart from all the damage it does to your health look at this q we're all in the same boat the. problem of the melba with a shortage of vaccines and hospitals overwhelmed it's hard to see a way forward for people in the lowest social groups who are trapped by both poverty and disease. despite a 3rd lockdown france has one of the highest rates of covert infections in europe the government is trying to cont

. >> councilmember noel says he loves the baseball team.sponsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 million dollars. >> just for the infrastructure and at the same time there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the community members. but at the same time, i have a site this completely ready to rebuild this stadium over at the coliseum and certainly the city of open with cooperate in many different ways the oakland a's said we were to stay at the coliseum rebuilt. he says he needs further clarification on many questions about the waterfront site that need to be answered. >> before he's ready to vote. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right, folks. this is like christmas day for nfl fans they released the schedule. remember this year. it will be a 17 game schedule and we have the forty-niners schedule right here for you. let's start game one is

. >> reporter: noel gallo is fed up. >> we're killing each other.e in an area where i see the gang activity grow. >> reporter: oakland pd reports the city is seeing a 50% 50% 50 increase in armed robberies this year than in 2020. >> parishioners have come up, in the cathedral a woman said three guys carjacked her and stole her car and she was terrified. another said her window was smashed while she had been in church some weeks ago. poor oakland. >> reporter: as for barber as scared as he was he still plans to forgive. >> i have to forgive him. >> stephanie sierra. >>> new developments an eviction moratorium has been extended through september. supervisors approved a three month extension tonight. the moratorium does not cover people who do not pay their rent. >>> for the first time during the pandemic, rents in the bay area have rebounded. one bedroom prices in three of the bay area's biggest cities rose in may compared to april. san francisco's median 1 bedroom rent rose nearly 2% to $2,600. in oakland it was 1-1/2% to nearly $2,000 and in san jos

noel bull the data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection. the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical the brazilians have to choose between going hungry or getting the virus it's an ethical . when should we use. for our dogs live in the home of sylvia hayes us she's a cook and the only one still to have a job but it's just one day a week she used to cook in other people's homes but they let her go for fear of infection. that this pandemic is difficult it's going to leave all of us starving and that's apart from all the damage it does to your health look at this q we're all in the same boat. that bottom of the metal but with a shortage of vaccines and hospitals overwhelmed it's hard to see a way forward for people in the lowest social groups who are trapped by both poverty and disease. despite a 3rd lockdown france has one of the highest rates of covert infections in europe the government is

the film and tv industry has sought to distance itself from the british actor and director noel clarkeke is known for playing mickey smith in doctor who and also for his film trilogy kidulthood, adulthood and brotherhood. he is also a writer, director and producer. in a statement the 45—year—old said: his statement comes after 20 women accused him of harassment and bullying. broadcasters itv and sky have now dropped his shows — and he's been suspended by bafta, almost three weeks after the british film and television academy gave him an award for his outstanding contribution. it's just reminding everyone that #metoo is not something that happened in 2017, it's something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry, effect people outside of that, across the world, so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action and doing things to stop allowing these things to go on for so long. the biggest uk military operation since iraq and afghanistan is under way in the west african state of mali. 300 british soldiers have joined part of what the un is calling

report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noel mr clarke of sexual harassment and bullying. he has "vehemently" denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. the met police said officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. the us and nato have begun the formal withdrawal of troops from afghanistan, after a presence in the country for nearly 20 years. the withdrawal will continue until september 11th — and comes at a time of escalating violence. today, the taliban warned they no longer consider themselves bound by a promise not to target international forces. nightclubbing returned to liverpool last night. only a trial — but the first time people have been allowed on to the dancefloor since the pandemic began. and tomorrow it's the turn of live music as a festival will be held in the city with an audience of 5,000. even if a success, it may come too late for many as new research suggests a quarter of festivals with a similar capacity have already been cancell

the japanese is innovative tennis player noel.o earning a reputation for her activism. also earning a reputation for heractivism. she also earning a reputation for her activism. she is half japanese, half haitian and last year showcased its support for the black lives matter movement. now she is speaking up movement. now she is speaking up about mental health. last week osaka said on social media that she would not give any news conferences during the french open, writing... grand slam tournament responded by saying on sunday she was fined $15,000 by grand slam organisers for skipping a news conference following her first—round way. afterwards she tweeted. .. an analogy could be going for promotion and find out that you are not successful and a few minutes later people ask you what you did wrong to mess up not getting that promotion. i think it is something around the recency of the event and not having time to process it that particularly puts athletes in a really difficult spot. hat in a really difficult spot. not everyone — in

(soft music) (people softly laughing) (soft music) - [noel] there are more than 400,000 kids in foster the us. i was one of them. i never got adopted and i've never really known why. this is my case file. i'm reading ito try to understand what really happened to me. i went into foster care when i was just a year old. i was separated from my brother and sister. he got shipped out to a different part of california.

it's not their councilmember noel says he loves the baseball team. but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 million dollars just for the infrastructure and at the same time there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the community members. but at the same time, i have a site this completely ready to rebuild this stadium over at the coliseum and certainly the city of open with cooperate in many different ways the oakland a's said if we were to stay at the coliseum and we built. he says he needs further clarification on many questions about the waterfront site that need to be answered. >> before he's ready to vote. maureen kelly kron 4 news. all right. well, you can stay up to date on the latest developments on the future of the a's by scanning the qr code. >> on your screen with your mobile device. it's going to take you to the kron 4 sports page there. you can get the

noel and marty. all right. thanks, dave.ice department could get more than 600, 50 million dollars for the next 2 years. that's according to the newly released city budget proposal from mayor libby shaft, kron four's amanda hari talked to the president of the oakland police officers association to find out how those numbers compare. >> to those past years. >> the more than 650 million dollars is about 18% of the city of oakland overall budget and the president of the police officers association tells me every bit of that is needed. >> we're struggling. and we're struggling and are. >> the need for open. police officers is still significant. >> given the level of violence. mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22. >> and 334 million dollars in 2022 23, i think the merest an just a very difficult environment oakland police officers association president buried on land says this money is a start getting the department. what it

the film and tv industry has sought to distance itself from the british actor and director, noel clarker playing mickey smith in doctor who from 2005 to 2010, and for his film trilogy kidulthood, adulthood and brotherhood. he is also a writer, director and producer. in a statement the a5 year—old said: his statement comes after 20 women accused him of harassment and bullying. broadcasters itv and sky have now dropped his shows and he's been suspended by bafta, almost three weeks after the british film and television academy gave him an award for his outstanding contribution. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: heading back to the dancefloor without social distancing. it's part of a uk pilot on how to gather safely without spreading covid. nothing, it seemed, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when r

acknowledgement of the terrible hurt that has been caused to the families of francis quinn, father hugh mullan, noelherty, john laverty, joseph corr and john mckerr. i also want to pay tribute to the great patience with which these families have conducted themselves through their determined campaign which has lasted almost 50 years. the prime minister is writing personally to the families and expressed his deep regret to the first and deputy first ministers of northern ireland yesterday and has apologised unreservedly on behalf of the state. brandon lewis, the secretary of state for northern ireland. earlier our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, explained how families of the victims have been reacting to the apology. this has all been pretty unsatisfactory in the eyes of families of the ballymurphy victims because we had that very unequivocal coroner's findings, which they welcomed, but then last night the written statement from downing street which showed that borisjohnson was said to have made an apology in a meeting with the first and deputy first ministers, they were upset that wasn't more publ

report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noelsment and bullying. he has "vehemently" denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. the met police said officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. police have arrested five people, including a 16—year—old boy, in west yorkshire, wiltshire and north wales on suspicion of terrorism offences. the arrests were made at addresses in keighley, swindon and anglesey this morning. officers say the arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into right wing terrorism. all five suspects have been taken to a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. two addresses in keighley are currently being searched. from there, our correspondent sabbiyah pervez reports the north—east counterterror policing unit has today confirmed that two men aged 29 and 30 and a 28—year—old woman from keighley were arrested this morning on suspicion of preparing acts of terrorism. they say part of an ongoing investigation into far right te

report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noelsment and bullying. he has "vehemently" denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. the met police said officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. good afternoon. manchester city are on the brink of winning the premier league. their victory at crystal palace today means that if their nearest rivals manchester united lose tomorrow, then city will be crowned champions. joe lynsky reports. manchester city know they are close, a third title in four years is just two points away. if results go for them they could have it sealed tomorrow. they played crystal palace three days on from a champions league semifinal so might have been rusty. christian benteke had this chance to give the home side the lead. and in a frustrating first half, city's timing was off. gabriel jesus thought he had scored but was offside. but even

the two soldiers went across and carried noel event to an _ went across and carried noel event to an us to overcome another hurdle for truth _ helped us to overcome another hurdle for truth and justice. it had been heartbreaking to sit in court and here _ heartbreaking to sit in court and here of— heartbreaking to sit in court and here of the horrible injuries mummy suffered _ here of the horrible injuries mummy suffered and how the soldiers treated — suffered and how the soldiers treated mummy's bodies when they brought— treated mummy's bodies when they brought her into the barracks. but the worst— brought her into the barracks. but the worst thing was to hear even with horrific gunshot wounds infected _ with horrific gunshot wounds infected by the soldiers, she could have lived — infected by the soldiers, she could have lived. the british army told a lie 50 _ have lived. the british army told a lie 50 years — have lived. the british army told a lie 50 years ago, a lie that was retold — lie 50 years ago, a lie that was retold time and time again. the british— retold time and time ag

last week an inquest found frances quinn, father hugh mullen, noel phillips, joan connelly, daniel taggartdoherty, john lafferty, joseph corr and john occur who were killed in valley murphy in august 1971 entirely innocent —— valley murphy. 0n entirely innocent —— valley murphy. on behalf of successive governments and to put on the record in this house, i would like to say sorry to their families for how the investigations were handled and for the pain they have enjoyed since their campaign began almost five decades ago. no apology, mr speaker, can lessen their lasting pain. i hope they may take some comfort in the answers they have secured and in knowing that this has renewed the government's determination to ensure that other families can find justice with less distress and delay. mps on the commons transport committee are taking evidence this morning on the safety and roll—out of smart motorways. the roads have emergency refuge areas rather than constant hard shoulders. one of the witnesses — edmund king of the automobile association — was asked whether hard shoulders should be reinstat

[cheering and applauding] jacqueline noel. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] zachary dale. louise mccormick. [cheering and applauding] harrison davis. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] ricardo vincent. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] lillian. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] joseph matthew. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] preston william rhodes. [cheering and applauding] patrick james bishop. [cheering and applauding] micah. [inaudible] oh. [cheering and applauding] elizabeth. [cheering and applauding] caitlin. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] paula xavier kelly. [cheering and applauding] dallas aland harrison. [cheering and applauding] margaret ray zimmerman. [cheering and applauding] evelyn blair. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] michael thomas. [cheering and applauding] daniel patrick. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] michael joseph. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] logan robert mcguire. [cheering and applauding] alexander. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] nathan durrant. [cheering and applauding] alexander scott douglas the

noel. full of data shows that the poorer you are the higher the rates of infection . the more on the periphery the person finds themselves in the higher the death rate from coronavirus. brazil has added 2000000 more people to the marginalised areas in the past year it's not ethical that brazilians have to choose between going hungry or getting the virus it's an ethical. no match. for adults live in the home of sylvia hayes us she's a cook and the only one still to have a job but it's just one day a week she used to cook in other people's homes but they let her go for fear of infection. that this pandemic is difficult it's going to leave all of us starving and that's apart from all the damage it does to your health look at this q we're all in the same boat. but the model melba with a shortage of vaccines and hospitals overwhelmed it's hard to see a way forward for people in the lowest social groups who are trapped by both poverty and disease. despite a 3rd lockdown france has one of the highest rates of covert infections in europe the government is trying to contain th

will be a brain into the it were noel is 180 kilometers in length and has long been considered sacred as a non-issue as the region and sustains at least 2000000 people before draining into the famously. as the oil flows through the growing cities though it gets short with household and plastic waste. but the most harmful pollutants enter the liver in the industrial cluster. 2020 study found high levels of copper zinc lead and other carcinogenic metals in the water. that could leave long term effects on the land local people and life stuff. this is the water that goes to people fields. people who have been drinking for bathing. and starting. in 2011 the state high court stepped in managing all manufacturers to set up wastewater treatment plants most have complied but activists say many manufacturers who can't afford to clean up their chemical waste continue to dispose of it illegally sometimes under the cover of darkness or in areas that are 2 or more truck constant monitoring. pit we don't sin it was one of the activists. to convince the court to take action but he says the burden of

good evening, i am an attorney at hansen and bridgett here today on behalf of noel frelicot. they reside at 2466 vallejo street next door to the permit holder. they are also online this evening. i want to first provide a brief overview of the properties. they are side-by-side buildings. the applicant's property is on the left. the building is on the right. there is a shared light well between them on the second and third floors. you can see it here in this aerial. it is shown here between the two buildings. it is right here. the permit is for internal remodel. our appeal is focused on the infilling of the shared light well between the buildings. i want to point out the plans that were included with the applicant's brief are from a 2017 believe permit to legalize the rear addition. they are not relevant to the permit before you. plans for the permit at issue we received a copy yesterday. those show on sheet a-1 as well the shared light well between the two buildings. the issue is just procedural because the proposed infill faces our client's light well with windows. section 31

report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noel denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. the met police said, officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. police have arrested five people, including a 16—year—old boy, in west yorkshire, wiltshire and north wales on suspicion of terrorism offences. the arrests were made at addresses in keighley, swindon and anglesey this morning. officers say the arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into right wing terrorism. all five suspects have been taken to a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. two addresses in keighley have been searched. officers have continued searching woodland in kent today following the murder of a police community support officer. julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday. some of her colleagues have been paying tribute and laying flowers close to the scene. peter whitlesea reports. paying tribute and leaving flowers. nighclubbing returned to live

report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noelaid, officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. the bodies of 32 people killed at a jewish pilgrimage site in israel, have been identified. at least 45 people were crushed to death and another 150 injured, in the tragedy at the festival, which was being held near mount meron. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who visited the scene yesterday, has promised an inquiry into what happened. this is the scene live in tel aviv where mourners have gathered in memory of those who lost their lives in that crush. i don't know if you can see with some of those sitting on the ground and candles lit, you can make out the 45, which refers to the number of people who died, and the star of david as well. the headlines on bbc news. from tuesday care home residents in england will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. india becomes the first country to record 400,000 coronavirus infections

noel: it does not seem to make sense to run discovery plus and hbo plus as different businesses. they may find that their job is not as good as it was. i think another challenge is going to be getting them together. while they are both media companies that have had great differences, discovery is very well-known for sticking close to the bone, while warner media has gone through a number of layoffs and cost cuttings because of the cell phone company. it is a old-school hollywood media company. we think it will be doing that as well. that will be one of the keys. he has done a great job with discovery. i expect similar success with the new company. emily: interesting. megamerger and dead -- indeed. neil macquarie of morningstar. appreciate your analysis. the social network favored by gamers but used by everyone from musicians to teenagers you doing homework. this is expanding to break out of its niche and draw an even more users of all backgrounds. the cofounder and ceo joins us next to talk about what is next after turning down that 12 billion dollar offer from microsoft. ♪ this

fundraiser, noel, i know before this latest brew-haha she raised over $1.5 million that is liz cheney amount of dough in wyoming to move forward how is she looking not only on the money front, but on the re-election front from your sources? >> well, from the re-election front, it depends on who you talk to. i talked to a donor this morning , and they are absolutely very turned off by the in-fighting that we have, you know, with somebody i think bret baier said this morning that liz cheney actually voted almost consistently with trump, so it's very sad that we are even talking about ousting liz cheney for her opinion about saying the big lie against trump or whatnot, because as far as voting house member, she's right on target. she's right on the money, so once again, this is going to be efforts spent to focus on something that she stands with republicans all day long, on the platform, and votes the platform, so, this is really a shame and what you and chad were talking about earlier, when you made the comment about so she is being pushed out, basically for her opinion on president tru

and noel we will have to settle our claims of the air of peace talks we have a fortune a little of those claims. you would like perhaps that we modify our. we had our own most. you shall have it. and perhaps something else. other stuff. you shall have that too. fancy can you read to you from before us you know a little more the whole of you know i'm on the news of a lot of them as i like going to be done but a funny thing about the most solemn oath and mecarbil going on sort of sad i feel like i luckily for us in for our luck for most of them and i was to be had in just a while there and no sex because in fact. the signs of the psychs pico agreement being superseded began to emerge at the start of the peace negotiations in paris in january 1900. victorious allies were about to impose harsh conditions on the bank wished and the british and french to decide which of the conflicting promises they had made during the war would be implemented. they don't have to address my marlowe. views are very niggas yes you know complex i think they would be about a day or 2 on them all this and i bet. be

. >> councilmember noel says he loves the baseball team. but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 million dollars. >> just for the infrastructure and at the same time there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the community members. but at the same time, i have a site this completely ready to rebuild this stadium over at the coliseum and certainly the city of open with cooperate in many different ways the oakland a's said we were to stay at the coliseum rebuilt. he says he needs further clarification on many questions about the waterfront site that need to be answered. >> before he's ready to vote. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8. a sign east coast residents are familiar with during hurricane season long lines, the gas station but a cyber attack. not mother nature is the reason behind these long lines. also new. some recall rival

joining us now, the black beauty ranch's senior director, noel amrod and also the founder and ceo ofumentary series "tiger king." thank you so much to both of you for being here to continue this story with us. noelle, tell us, we see india behind you. how is india doing? we see india pacing. tell us what is going on and tell us about the condition he was in when he arrived. >> well, india is a little stressed. we've got a lot of people here right now, which he's not used to, so he's currently in his quarantine den. once he will finish quarantine, he'll be opened up into a half acre spacious naturally wooded habitat. we're so happy he's here. he's doing well. he's adjusting very well. and we're just hopeful he'll be here for the rest of his life. >> understandable with the extra people and the extra focus on him that he's a little nervous right now, and it's good to know that he'll be moving to a bigger place with much more space. carole, based on what you've seen and what you can see now with india in his condition, this feels like a happy ending. yes? >> this is as happy an ending a