tonight, how the oasis in san francisco is hoping to survive. >>> also, nasa's next trick. will you be watching? the helicopter that's about to fly around mars and the bay area engineers who helped dream it all up. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> day one on patrol. a new team of volunteers hit the streets of oakland's chinatown today to help curb the wave of crimes against asian americans. you can spot this team from a block away. the men and women in neon orange vests are unarmed volunteers with the east bay association. they sign up for four to eight-hour shifts each day and their job is to be the eyes and ears for the community and help report crimes to polic

socialize. >> reporter: on saturday, d rollinger will be asking for help during a 12-hour save the oasisle on this. >> we'll host the show from the main stage and phone bank of drag performers will be here. >> reporter: this performer is promising 12 costume changes, hoping to raise enough money to make sure the oasis survives long enough to reopen. >> what do you want to be here when this is over? put your money there. >> reporter: jeannejean elle, " in the bay." >>> 4:54. happening now, you can soon buy a new at-home coronavirus test. the quidel, quickvue at-home test was approved. it need to be prescribed by a doctor. the fda said it can detect covid-19 within the first six days when a patient experiences symptoms. it's the second approval for the home test by quidel. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. tonight, i'll be eating the al pastor burrito from boca burritos right here in aurora

by saying it's an oasis of freedom? what do you expect?— by saying it's an oasis of freedom?s. i've been pretty critical- what do you expect? those are not my words. i've been pretty critical of- words. i've been pretty critical of our governor's handling of this pandemic _ our governor's handling of this pandemic. i don't think he swallowed enough _ pandemic. i don't think he swallowed enough in _ pandemic. i don't think he swallowed enough in the spread of the virus —— i enough in the spread of the virus —— i don't _ enough in the spread of the virus —— idon't think— enough in the spread of the virus —— i don't think he's followed enough. my idon't think he's followed enough. my city— i don't think he's followed enough. my city has — i don't think he's followed enough. my city has been very worried about it because _ my city has been very worried about it because of the —— it's a hospitality city, we have people coming — hospitality city, we have people coming here to grab another concern. we've _ coming here to grab another concern. we've been— coming here to grab another

including live rf a oasis nightclub says it is on edge of financial ruin and can't reopen even to limited capacity like restaurants can. you can watch the telethon on givebutter.com/saveoasis. >>> oakland is moving forward with plans for a new waterfront square. today leaders held a meeting to discuss the environmental impact report for the stadium site at howard terminal. they said construction will not increase green house gas emissions and will preserve air quality. several public transit options will be added near the site. >> a transportation hub on second street between martin luther king jr. way and clay street. bus-only lanes on broadway connecting downtown, chinatown and jack london district, and sidewalk improvements alongined betweehe ballpark and west oakland. >> project leaders also talked about reducing noise pollution to protect bird species that make their home nearby. >>> now it is time for his side of the story. >> to me taking a call in the o.r. is something that occurs all the time. >> a sacramento area surgeon seen appearing in traffic court over zoom while in the ope

yvonne: last year, -- sophie: last year, oasis modest proposals. heat this year or more leeway as the recovery is still ongoing? >> we find because you have prepared to be public a lot of names when necessary, companies are paired to work more with us privately more often and more frequently. and yes, we will be public this year in a couple of names. in other words, we will ask all shareholders to have their voices heard to management. are we asked management to listen to shareholders, at agm's or egm's and put four proxies, and we will do that again this year. overall, 90% of what we do remains private. we are perfectly happy for the company to take credit for those changes. we have seen those changes happen throughout the year, or comedies have gone ahead and expanded revenue avenues -- companies have expanded revenue by increasing overseas, consolidating factories in japan, and worked on other cost-saving measures, as well as other ways to improve margins by pursuing other business lines. that is happened across the board and we have been doing

a new film about alan mcgee who helped launch the careers of bands like primal scream and oasis.n�* in for his white labels. anything you can find in this box. tvps? later! co—written by irvine welsh, produced by danny boyle and starring ewen bremner, you could be forgiven for thinking that this has something of a trainspotting feel. i have a dream! indeed, mcgee comes across as basically a more successful version of spud, someone whose kamikaze style enthusiasm for class a narcotics leads him not into a gutter in edinburgh, but to a swanky poolside terrace in la. now you've had one of the biggest bands in the world, where does it go from here? played in his younger years by leo flanagan, and by bremner as an oddly childlike adult, mcgee's biggest breaks seem to be down to chaotic fate. with his unswerving belief that each new signing will be bigger than u2, he somehow stumbles into a position of immense cultural importance, helping to define the era of britpop and gaining access to the corridors of power under tony blair's new labour tony blair's new labour where everything star

a new film about alan mcgee who helped launch the careers of bands like primal scream and oasis.irving welch, produced by danny boyle and starring ewan bremner, you could be forgiven for thinking that this has something of a trainspotting feel. i have a dream! indeed, mcgee comes across as basically a more successful version of spud, someone who is, style enthusiasm for class. enthusiasm for class a narcotics leads him not into a gutter in edinburgh, but to a swanky poolside terrace in la. now you have one of the biggest bands in the world, where does it go from here? played in his younger years by leo flanagan, and by bremner as an oddly childlike adult, mcgee's biggest breaks seem to be down to chaotic fate. with his unswerving belief that each new signing will be bigger than u2, he somehow stumbles into a position of immense cultural performance. helping to define the era of britpop and gaining access to the corridors of power under tony blair's new labour where everything starts to unravel. directed by nick moran who previously did a brilliant job with thejoe meek story telst

this is what will happen after florida's governor called the state a freedom oasis. if i put a starbucks sign above my apartment door, i can't be mad when people show up and try to take a shit in my bathroom. still, no reason you can't celebrate spring break and still wear a mask. it could be part of the fun. think how sexy a wet mask contest could be. we haven't seen mouths in a year, what's under there? mm-mmm! if we learned anything from miami, this is just a preview of how much everyone is going to get loose once the pandemic is truly over. people have been locked up for too long. once it ends, everyone will be drinking, partying, hooking up with everyone. there will be so much it will create the next worldwide virus. yeah. guys will be waking up in bed next to a bat like huh-oh, i think i did it again! but let's move on to this week's big political news -- president raisin biden. he's facing a lot of challenges in his first 100 days -- the vaccine rollout, the crisis at the border, what happened to ms. frizzle -- whoo! but over the weekend, he faced his biggest

a bleak future now bright for lgq venues.frcisco's the oasis is back on solid financial footing. pulled out of a critical situation by the generosity of a lot of people. >> good to hear we are getting more rain. how long will it last, sandhya? >> another 24 hours, beneficial rain and even snow. we had reports, dan and ama, of lightning earlier today in the san jose. hail this morning in the north bay. we have seen it all. let me show you live doppler 7. it is not as active as it was but still seeing wintry weather. street level radar. oakland heading into lafayette, you are seeing light rain at this hour. highway 101. monterey road. also seeing wet weather. some pockets were moderate. wintry weather around the santa cruz mountains. tomorrow morning you might see hills surrounding you in white. we still have more rain coming. the chill is certainly here. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow morning, give yourself extra time. through tomorrow heavy thunder and hail. we are looking at snow between 2,000 to 3,000 feet. 5:00 a.m. scattered showers with u will need those umbre

the oasis is back on solid financial footing.ritical situation by the generosity of a lot of people. >> good to hear we are getting more rain. how long will it last, sandhya? >> another 24 hours, beneficial rain and even snow. we had reports, dan and ama, of lightning earlier today in the san jose. hail this morning in the north bay. we have seen it all. let me show you live doppler 7. it is not as active as it was but still seeing wintry weather. street level radar. oakland heading into lafayette, you are seeing light rain at this hour. highway 101. monterey road. also seeing wet weather. some pockets were moderate. wintry weather around the santa cruz mountains. tomorrow morning you might see hills surrounding you in white. we still have more rain coming. the chill is certainly here. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow morning, give yourself extra time. through tomorrow heavy thunder and hail. we are looking at snow between 2,000 to 3,000 feet. 5:00 a.m. scattered showers with snow over mt. hamilton. you will need tho

but they have had to settle for local resorts like this artificial oasis built outside of riyadh in just over a few weeks. >> we wanted to give the fine dining experience alongside the desert experience. >> resorts like this were not built just to please locals. the covid crisisas derailed saudi arabia's plans to bring in international tourists so it can diversifyts oil dependent economy, to limit his losses, it is encouraging wealthy residents to spend whatever they can in saudi hotels and leisure parks. saudi's usually spend their money abroad, 50 per head -- percent of their leisure spending. they buy 70% of their luxury goods abroad as well. they spent $18.7 billion on tourism overseas in 2018. that figure is expected to rise to 43 billion by 2025. the majority of saudi's say they will book a flight abroad as soon as the kingdom lifts its travel ban. kate: smart devices come with all manner of bells and whistles . one company in the south of france has been testing smart watches which beep when standing too close together for too long a time. it can track potential exposure to covid-

. >> but so few people many lunch spots are no more, on this entire lack of drone street the oasis grill is the only restaurant still open. >> this used to be a very busy street. and it was full of the high tech guys in these buildings and now it is like a ghost town. nobody is here. >> nikki berry returned to work in the city and she does see some of the upside as well. >> i was allowed to make the you tune here legally and not block traffic at 9:00 this morning and that felt good. he does not like it at all he spends his days cruising around with his dog, monster man, putting smiles on the faces of taurus. he said he has gotten pretty lonely lately. >> we normally are used to seeing visitors but we do not have visitors here anymore. chap-et it may be a while until the san francisco returns, other than that the pandemic is letting people appreciate what the pandemic had to offer. >> that's peaceful, actually, under the orange tear san francisco offices can reopen at 25% capacity. >>> on the fire watch the gusty wind spike this vegetation fire in fremont and sent the smoke in the air. it

the owner of oasis south of market says he tried to make ends meet with rooftop shows and also tried what he calls meals on heels. a food delivery and virtual entertainment. it may not be enough. >> a venue this size is expensive and in limited capacity, it costs more money to be open than to be closed and it's expensive to be closed. >> on saturday, the oasis is turning to fans for help with a 12-hour telethon to keep the venue open. >>> happening today, we should get a better idea how far behind this year's sierra snowpack levels are. the latest survey is getting under way in just a matter of hours. of course, february we know was so dry in the bay area, we really need some good, juicy storms to come our way so that we could not only have that great snowpack but a little skiing and snowboarding, kari. >> absolutely, of course for the recreational activities but we need it for our summertime water, and that fills the reservoirs around the state. as we look at where we stand right now, with a lot of the automatic sensors that we have, the southern sierra is doing the worst at 45%. we

. >>> next at 5:00, the sonoma county vice mayor speaks out about oasis went from a vote. why she says small town politics is not what they hate. >>> two attacks on asian men in san francisco. the city is intensifying the crackdown on these types of assaults. >>> also increased security in oakland as they react to the shootings in georgia. >>> one assembly member claims he has should never have been in the running for the job. >>> how oakland's historic women's college is a covid-19 casualty. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future,this is abc7 news. . >>> we begin with no incidents of what seem like racism and the response to it. a vice mayor anonymous caller that called the racial slurs. and san francisco there's new fallout after another attack on asian senior. the new police chief reacts to criticism about his past. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. we will start in the north bay with a city official. she has surprised a lot of people with her response. wayne freedman has the response where a vice mayor is turning the negative into a po

but ghani eye clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compared bad with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the womb from the operation is healed well dr he wants to try and save angelos other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. it's. the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a half meaning they came here 2 years too late after the i had already grown out and was being pressed out the mother only brought the child to us when the same thing happened with the other eye cancer of the retina or retinoblastoma is

the cub guying i clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compare that with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the wound from the operation is healed well dr will koori wants to try and save angelos other eyes he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. of the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a half meaning they came here 2 years too late after the i had already grown out it was being pressed out the mother only brought the child to us when the same thing happened with the other eye cancer of the retina already know

the call is out to save the oasis. tomorrow they are doing a telethon to safe it. >> darcy and snack, such a pleasure to see both of you and thanks for showing up in all your drag. >> thank you so much for having us. >> yes, thank you for making us do this so early in the morning. >> darcy, i told you this before. but, your club oassist means so much to me personally and so much to the lgbtq community. when we found out that this has been such a struggle to keep open, and that you're going to have a fund raiser of course we had to be here for you. tell me, what are you doing? >> well, it's an old tel telethon. a 12-hour show. both live performances, digital drag numbers, testimonials. we have people from san francisco all around the country, performers, politicians, fans of the club. we're also going to do a live auction that will run for the full 12 hours with some fabulous gifts and treasures. and we're also going to have some strippers, the baloney boys every hour will auction off the clothes off their back for a go

but guiding eye clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compare that with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the wound from the operation is healed well dr will corey wants to try and save angela's other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. it's. the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a half months meaning they came here 2 years too late after the i had already grown out and was being pressed out the mother only brought the child to us when the same thing happened with the other eye cancer of the retina o

but ghani i clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compared bad with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the womb from the operation is healed well dr will koori wants to try and save angela's other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. of the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a half meaning they came here 2 years too late after the i had already grown out and was being pressed out the mother only brought the child to us when the same thing happened with the other eye cancer of the retina or retinoblastoma

restrictions. an oasis of freedom from coronavirus restrictions. for myself, i don't really care but i wouldn't- want to get my parents sick, you know? - officials have blamed adults rather than college students for much of the chaos. the state of emergency and night—time curfew has now been extended for up to three weeks. many people are coming here right now and too many people are coming here with bad intentions. last week, florida recorded more than 4000 new covid—19 infections a day. this is a crisis that's far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. 850 -- 851. it's just over seven years since the formula one legend michael schmacher had a skiing accident that left him with a devastating brain injury. he's not been seen in public since, but this weekend, his 22—year—old son mick will return the schumacher name to formula one when he makes his debut in bahrain. the schumacher name to formula one when he makes his debut in bahrain. our sports editor dan roan has been speaking to him. he's a rookie like no other — mick schumacher has one

important to me and other people in the perma culture movement have known this in trying to create oasis environments basically trying to put lenses of of debris compost the mycelium then it is breaking it down that mushrooms come up mushrooms generate water when they break down wood for instance or straw 10 to 20 percent of the mouse of water or straw is converted into water so they hydrate the environment in advance of their growth they sweat out these water droplets full of enzymes that break down the surrounding wood or straw or even talks equasym and in doing so the my sil mats grow out and so these are expanding lenses of soil that then creates micro climate change you get enough of the spread around ecosystem you then have macro climate change what amazing discovery is is that the spores of mushrooms are nuclei for rain droplets so when you have mushrooms growing producing spores then these nuclei of spores are going up collecting more sure and then a precipitates into rain so this is a amazing process because once this process starts you know it's a domino effect leading to ecolo

touch of his maverick genius in creation stories, about alan mcgee who launched primal scream and oasiskaze enthusiasm for class a narcotics leads him into a swanky poolside terrace in la. ihe a swanky poolside terrace in la. he had a swanky poolside terrace in la. tie: had one of the biggest bands in the world. where does it go from here? played by leo flanagan, his biggest break seems to be down to chaotic fate. in his unswerving belief that each signing would be bigger than u2, he stumbled into a position of immense cultural importance, defining britpop and gaining access to the corridors of power under tony blair's new labour, when everything starts to unravel. directed by nick moran, who did a brilliantjob with telstar, this is entertaining if inevitably self mythologising. ewan bremner is clearly having a ball, but the supporting characters often steal the show. richard jobson is the overbearing dad and jason isaacs in a rip—roaring cameo

trouble to come in to a wrestler there been several reports about business owners like the mets urban oasis and 4 worth where the owner did that worker expressed feeling actually in danger you know she's requiring the mast be worn in her boutiques baaba customers often throw tantrums or threaten or and damage the property you know as a business owner do you fear this type of pushback because this is such a politicized issue do you fear that type of pushback from customers or or how do you as a business owner kind of handle that when customers come in and say i'm not wearing the mask i don't care what you're saying i don't care. at this point really. by law we're not required to enforce the mass mandate we can as a business though. a lot of the times. to do require that so it's we haven't had any issues with our customers coming in and when asked and when i'm asked everybody's been very accommodating so i don't see that as an issue i understand everybody feels like i feel that it's a little bit of you know and then disobeys you know of sending these orders. we just need to keep keep keep our

the republican governor ron desantis last month described florida as an oasis of freedom from coronavirusf the few states that has lifted all of its restrictions, those kind of restrictions that many others in other parts of the country are still dealing with. and a number of people believe that is why the influx of tourists has increased, because people have perhaps come from boston and new york where major restrictions are still in force and they believe they can go to florida and lead relatively normal lives during their holiday. butjust briefly, what have ordinary people, residents of the area, made of this? because presumably some will be welcoming the economic benefits but others i am sure are not? the problem for a lot of those people is some of the businesses have been forced to close down after everything they have been through for the past year because of the huge numbers of people, for public safety, they have had to close down, so they are not happy about that. other residents are saying the beach area isn't a place they would normally go to anyway and i think they are looking

last month the republican governor declared the state is an oasis of freedom from coronavirus restrictionsweeks.— past few weeks. boston, you have to wear _ past few weeks. boston, you have to wear masks - past few weeks. boston, you i have to wear masks everywhere you go. have to wear masks everywhere ou co. ~ , , have to wear masks everywhere ou co. 3 , ., �* have to wear masks everywhere ouuo. you go. myself, i don't really care but i _ you go. myself, i don't really care but i don't _ you go. myself, i don't really care but i don't want - you go. myself, i don't really care but i don't want to - you go. myself, i don't really care but i don't want to get l you go. myself, i don't really i care but i don't want to get my parents — care but i don't want to get my parents are sick.— parents are sick. officials have blamed _ parents are sick. officials have blamed adults - parents are sick. officials| have blamed adults rather parents are sick. officials - have blamed adults rather than couege have blamed adults rather than college students for much of the chaos. the state of emergency and

all of those restrictions that many have got use to across the united states, and scrubbing it as an oasishe said thatjust under a month ago and that may well have encouraged people from across the country to descend on the area. from across the country to descend on the area-— from across the country to descend on the area. ., ,, ,, , . ., on the area. thank you very much for that. in other news... police in amsterdam have used water cannon to break up up a demonstration against coronavirus restrictions. the city has been under curfew since the end of january. holland has recorded over 16,000 coronavirus deaths. the british government says a record number of vaccinations were administered on saturday. a total of more than 844,000 injections took place. but it's not yet clear whether british nationals will be allowed to take holidays abroad this summer. the palestinian authority has launched a coronavirus vaccination programme. it's received 60,000 doses from covax — a global initiative to ensure equal distribution. the jabs will initially be given to people over 75. here in the uk, two po

and last month the state governor who republican declared florida and oasis free of coronavirus restrictionsencouraged people from other parts of the country to decide to head to florida. beautifully warm at this time of year for a holiday at the time of year.— of year for a holiday at the time of year. perhaps falsely believin: time of year. perhaps falsely believing the _ time of year. perhaps falsely believing the pandemic- time of year. perhaps falsely believing the pandemic is - time of year. perhaps falsely i believing the pandemic is over when of course it isn't, in fact if you look at the statistics in florida and neighboring counties, there's a thousand new cases of coronavirus every day and more than 4000 new cases across the state. and certainly florida has fared no better than anywhere else in the united states, and indeed far worse than some regions because of covid—i9. some would say a political element in terms of the liberal attitude in terms of enforcing restrictions of the last 12 months.- of enforcing restrictions of the last 12 months. the us defense secretary has refused

. # i'm moving on up, now # ..the powerful rock of primal scream and the stadium—filling songs of oasison was alan mcgee. now the story of one of music's most important labels has become a film, with trainspotting star ewen bremner playing mcgee. you're alan mcgee. as i live and breathe. filmed back in 2019, it documents how, against the odds, mcgee helped band after band achieve chart success. ewen bremner is so, i thought he would get me, sort of get me, but he hasn'tjust sort of got me, he has become me. and, like, he's got the whole thing. he's got the all the different �*80s and the �*90s things, he's absolutely got it. the creation story could never be complete without one band in particular. # people say it's just a waste of time # they said i should feed my head # that to me...# yeah, so i'm from near manchester and i'm also a city fan, so i'm very familiar with noel and his voice. ijust kind of recapped through all of his interviews, especially between �*92 and �*96, because that's the period we are focusing on, really, so i went through a lot of those. met him yesterday, that

the way through the pandemic the republican governor ron desantis last month described florida as an oasis its restrictions, those kind of restrictions, those kind of restrictions that many of us in other parts of the country are still dealing with. and a number of people believe that's why the influx of tourists has increased because people believe they have come from boston or new york where major restrictions are still in force, and the belief that they can go to florida, they can lead relatively normal lives there during their holiday. bud there during their holiday. and 'ust there during their holiday. and just briefly. — there during their holiday. and just briefly, what _ there during their holiday. and just briefly, what with the ordinary people and residents of the area made of this? because presumably some will be welcoming the economic benefits but others i'm sure are not. while the problem for a lot of those people is that some of the businesses have been forced to close down. after everything they've been through for the past year because of the huge numbers of people, for pub

merchants had to follow the caravan route right along babbar territory and pass through the sea what oasis dahmus begun. before arriving in timbuktu the deserts last stop and the gateway to the mali empire. heading this immense empire west and john takeda king of kings and its founding fathers. victory in the great battle of kareena in 1235 enabled him to unite all of the regions peoples and form a massive commercial network along the banks of the niger on martin. arabs and barbarous established a trading post in timbuktu from where they maintain trade relations with this centralized empire. they bartered salt fabric jewelry and mediterranean dates in return for ivory copper slaves and most importantly gold. reorganize trade tried to build up enter. regional relations in order to protect his empire's interests of. so organizing regional and to regional trade was one of his greatest accomplishments a result it may even have provided the foundations for the mali empire fall because it. is quite good enough for the modern method of what. timbuktu's importance stemmed from its geographical loc

the cub ghani i clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts launch numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compare that with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the womb from the operation is healed well dr he wants to try and save angela's other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. of the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or local korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a half meaning they came here 2 years too late after the i had already grown out it was being pressed out the mother only brought the child to us when the same thing happened with the other eye cancer of the retina or retinoblastoma is

we'll be hearing from more guests today including oasis management founder seth fisher and former economicer to the obama administration -- stevenson. haidi: let's take a look at some of the morning calls ahead of the asian trading day. we are watching the euro yen trading pair. internal measures show the japanese currency weakness is quote, well advanced. noting that the fully managed vaccine rollout as well as the ecb pledging to increase purchases are weighing in. shery: i am looking at the brazilian rial as well. more than expected, bigger than expected rate hike we saw from brazil. natwest markets betting on the currency. also worth noting that there are some political risks for the longer term. brazilian assets, immediate noise will fade with the latest bill being passed. plenty more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: you are watching daybreak australia. the turkish lira is plunging in its first direction to president erdogan's decision to oust the third central bank chief in two years. it erased more than four months of gains since the x governor announced -

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last month, the republican governor ron desantis declared the state an oasis of freedom from coronavirusdon't care. i go home, i get tested, for myself, i don't really care but i wouldn't- want to get my parents sick, you know? - officials have blamed adults rather than college students for much of the chaos. the state of emergency and night—time curfew has now been extended for up to three weeks. many people are coming here right now and too many people are coming here with bad intentions. last week, florida recorded more than a,000 new covid—19 infections a day. this is a crisis that is far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. this is a big week for scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon. with just days to go before the holyrood election campaign, it's thought she'll find out this afternoon the results of an independent review into her handling of harassment complaints against her predecessor, alex salmond. if it rules she has broken the ministerial code by knowingly misleading parliament, then her political career would be in serious trouble. our political correspondent

you wear a facemask to come into danette oasis.you don't want to wear a facemask then simply don't come to my business. the problem is you have people coming directly could ton front business owners that have a mask mandate and that is not what the governor's rule was. he left it up to small businesses and big businesses also to have their own policies in place, but if you are not going to respect that that means you are just challenging me. >> so i want to ask you, you know, obviously there is an economic reason for all of this but there's good news on the economic front as well, the senate passed biden's covid relief bill, there's help in there for businesses, tax relief, $1 billion for sole proprietors like yourself, all of the republicans representing your state voted against it, so are you happy that it passed? do you think it will help? >> well, it's always good to get resources available, especially when you are a minority-owned business, but the reality is that that could be weeks or months down the line that you see resour

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of heat for his state's lax covid restrictions, but now some liberal newspapers are asking if his oasishe place to be. more freedom should always prevail. my memo all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪♪ kennedy: florida man is winning the pandemic. no, not the guy who a made sweet love to a hot pocket in the walmart women's room, but the actual governor of florida. the l.a. times went all jelly bean for ron desantis as they have to admit ron's relaxed approach has been a better one. floridians returned to indoor dining certainly quicker than states with farrest lockdowns like california and new york, and kids returned to school in the fall. can you imagine? rounding out the trifecta, masks in florida have always been optional. so what does this say about different styles of governance when you have a rosie

an on oasis in the south memphis neighborhood.'s not a black rock climbing gym, it's a gym where everyone is invited. >> reporter: he has been a part since the beginning, working with the founder who has ties to memphis. a hollywood producer. >> we went around and we were trying to find the right sport to give the opportunities to the community and finding out more about rock climbing and facing your fears and pushing yourself. it was all about grit and that's what we have. we have grit, it's a grind city. it felt right. >> reporter: they use a pay what you can model, so when they came in a few years ago, he earned the climbing hours by volunteering. >> i'm going to be real though, the gym changed my life. >> reporter: four years ago still in high school, he was shot multiple times. one of the bullets traveled up his neck and through his mouth knocking his bottom teeth out. the fourth oldest in a family of ten kids, two of his brothers are in jail right now. >> the staff here, they have been like family for real to me, because, if

came to the bureau and his assignment was to do a nightly two-minute analysis and it was a little oasis on television. there was nothing like to have a literate view of the world every night monday through friday. came at the end of the broadcast and people look forward to. in my house, my home our children would be playing around the television and basically there's daddy and so on, but the minute sevareid came on my wife would go swimming in and say i want to hear what sevareid says in his words were strong , well-written, well delivered and thoughtful and there was nothing like that on television. >> office was as big as all the networks combined. >> i think it was 25 million back that approximately. >> that's the same audience today. >> but sevareid, he was such an olympian figure nobody sort of their say hello eric, you'd say hi mister sevareid. >> he died in 1992 in this video of 1989 his home in georgetown, will watch just a little bit. >> i've been attacked many times for being too neutral, too on impassioned about affairs. and every time i lose my cool a bit attacked. but peopl

desantis, when cpac was in town, called florida an oasis of freedom. dr.n, when you have a governor of a state saying, here, we are an oasis of freedom and you know, the mayor of a large city being tasked with controlling the outbreak of a deadly virus, i mean, that seems not only less than ideal but dire. it reminds me of earlier in the pandemic when governor brian kemp of georgia was saying one thing and then mayor keisha lance bottoms of atlanta was saying another. one was trying to enforce mask mandates, listen to the science, and the other was saying we're not going to shut down economic activity, subtext, i'm going to get re-elected and the deep sort of problematic implications of all that from a public health perspective. >> exactly. as you point out, these conflicting public health messages are creating situations that we're seeing over the weekend in miami. people don't know what to do. and the problem is that we have these young people there who think that it's just innocent partying, but as i mentioned, they could take this virus home and spread