and her chief daryl perry, like sanders father larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child. asked state investigators to take a look at the file, and remarkably, they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists, there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with the other side of paradise. >> it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendonca the help he was pleading for. touch dna, microscopic skin cells on sandra's shirt and brawl. it was a match to darren. >> when that result came in, tell me what your first thoughts were? >> we got him. >> but larry was weary. >> it isn't over yet. >> because what seemed like great evidence to the cops did not to the newly elected prosecuting attorney shailene. for one reason, that the united not exclusively match darren. >> it could have come from the two children. >> larry, the, refused to be discouraged. >> the driving force is to get this case solved. but my daughter to rest. >> because she isn't yet? >> hopefully it will be this year. hopefully it'll be 2009. we are close. >> 2009 and i

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i have leaders in the state of texas, my colleague for example senator charles perry out of lubbock, texas, who has filed legislation that i believe will be taken up in august and i believe you will see others do accordingly and begin the debate and in fact i think ultimately exercise this right, take matters in their hands, defend their citizens, and do the job the federal government has failed to do and come what may. you might get an injunction, might go through the courts. probably will. may go all the way to the supreme court. but i think all the legitimate rights are there for these states to execute this. >> harris: the other thing you are going to do is catch fire among the american people and they can put pressure on their local officials and leadership there, democrat, republican, the like, many of those democratic cities may not have the leadership that would follow something like this but their voters will help them decide on that. quickly before i let you go, there was a man with a baby

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but people who are integral are in dire need of many, perry and assistance, and you may have their own relief supplies and the situation is getting worse. it's worth know, think that this comes just days after the parliamentary elections were held and which degree did not take part and because of the ongoing conflict. so if anything people are expecting that the situation in green will get worse and that the insurance tuition will be dire, they're expecting more displacement and refugees say that they're concerned about their relative. we're still trapped in medically and other parts of become of the region because the border areas have been blocked and they won't be able to access the roads to be able to make it through refugee camps. therefore, they will have to suffer from the impact of the conflict. troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed to moves and beach is to help with ongoing violence occurred on the northern capital. they gather profits. leaders from the southern african development community are holding talks with the most beacon government in the capital po

jennifer blundeen that argued the perry to my right is brian perry. to his right is ashley cohen. are women and men that from all walks of life -- as i said earlier, james brown made a song. it's a man's world that would be nothing without a woman and girl. mrs. cosby was that woman. 57 years, the queen, the matriarch of the cosby family. she said he would be vindicated. today on this hot day, this is a hot verdict for us that we will forever cherish because we got one of the greatest or the greatest entertainers alive today. mr. bill cosby, this great american citizen, this icon. >> we're thrilled to have mr. cosby home. he served three years of an unjust sentence. >> too long, too long. >> he did it with dignity and principle and he was a mentor to other inmates. he was really, as i said, doing the time. the time was not doing him. >> he's a classy man. >> i want to say this about the pennsylvania supreme court. they demonstrated that they were impervious to the court of public opinion, which frankly the lower courts were not. mr. cosby, we knew all along he never should have be

officers did not. >> reporter: the eight page report, the product of a five month investigation says perry was distraught, suicidal when she called 911 on august 21st, 2019 warner was ruining her life. she said, and she needed to save the innocent from him. officersaid perry rambled, was paranoid, she agreed to be day taken in for a mental health scan and investigators did try to follow-up including going to warner's house, but they never made contact with him and the matter stayed unresolved until christmas morning more than a year later, pamela perry knew right away who did it, she called authoritiesgain >> there's no way we can no this bombing could have been prevented. >> reporter: the so-called after actioneport by the special commission investigating the police response does make a number of recommendations, including bett follow up on open cases and documentation officers said they made multiple attempts to contact anthony warner, the suspected bomber but there's no record of it. shep >> scott, cohn, thank you. >>> police are still searching for the shooters who they say killed two

was impressive. >> very impressive. >> congressman joiningkaty perry fan for life. >>> the judge is looking to bring down the hammer on some of the defendants in the capitol hill riot. we'll break down the big week ahead. >>> later, you won't see uniform police marching in this new york city pride parade. they have been banned for the next four years. we'll dive into why and that heated debate, next. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that new dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hair with new dove breakage remedy. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. shows 97% less breakage. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast busine

and but nobody was hurt. >> jim holden at perry's hot brow there in san leandro.they felt it pretty strongly. >>> 56 million americans are planning to travel in a recreational vehicle this summer. that is more than double what we saw pre-pandemic but if you just are making your plans now, you better buckle up. sharon chen on the latest bump in the road to recovery. >> the first big vacation since the pandemic. they load up the recreational vehicle for a cross-country trip. they're not the only ones. -- a third more rvs will be manufactured this year compared to last year. to help accelerate the national vacation trends. >> people have rediscovered this and at the same time, a lot of people discovered rving for the first time. >> in fact general manager has never been this busy at santa rosa rv, his 30-year-old family run business. >> it has been just nuts. >> reporter: there are up to 120 recreational vehicles filling this lot on this day, there are only about 20 in stock. waiting lists to run 3 to 4 months long and buyers are putting down deposits on vehicles, si

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>> you did years ago when perry said he was retiring. laura: medea is awesome.the medea movies and he should never have entertained the idea like share's final concert, it never comes. always another concert. part of the promotion. it is patently ridiculous. >> as long as it is an audience. i'm going to the border next week, see you monday. laura: thank you, have a great weekend. the word -- we have our eyes on you. the tape you don't want to miss next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of ou

it's interesting what andre perry i it's interesting what andre perry was saying there.g about the tulsa massacres, and i think that's because it wasn't really taught in schools. it certainly wasn't hot in my generations, norwas certainly wasn't hot in my generations, nor was it taught that those businesses got in the form of computational reputations —— wasn't taught. they got nothing back after that massacre. it will be interesting to hear what president biden has to say. the vietnamese government is taking swift action to counter a surge in covid cases after finding a new variant. the new strain is thought to be highly infectious and is causing concern among virologists. according to data from johns hopkins university, almost half of all of vietnam's 7,432 confirmed infections have come in the past month alone. at the weekend, the health minister warned of a new "very dangerous" hybrid variant. the government says it combines features from the indian and uk mutations. it's thought to be easily transmissible by air. from today, the international airport in hanoi is sus

i was also in germany before perry's that arrived. he's been here since 2017, but he's reluctant to talk about the exact reasons why he stayed as a fear for his family. whether any of those are called with ela, my fallacy. i don't want to go into detail on the political reasons. i wouldn't have felt safe at home. if i'd gone back mon jeremy should be a man. i'm the i was just you like to reason he hadn't planned to become a refugee but back home. he was at risk of going to prison. staying in germany meant starting from scratch, who he had with him. was this factual like this one for me was a sausage i got from germany is one of the safety. i knew i had supported and we'll be able to return to a normal life while also reviewing my sporting cram. and if you have feedback although there are limits cannot support a life in exile. also means having to fight for your own status, filling out applications, arranging appointments and spending hours traveling to different til storage. she's a counselor and, and the reason like it's all been an

she needed to save the innocent from him officers said perry rambled, paranoid she agreed to be dayareenmanualealth exam investigators d try to follow up including going to warner's house but they never made contact with him and the matter stayed unreunresolved pamela perry knew who did it she called authorities again >> there's no way we can no this bombing could have been prevented. >> reporter: the so-called after action roort by the special commission investigating the police response does make a number of recommendations, including better follow up on open cases and documentation officers said they made multiple attempts to contact anthony warner, the suspected bomber but there's no record of it. >> thank you >>> police are still searching for the shooters who they say killed two people and injured 21 more in south florida over the weekend. officialare now offering 130 grand for information leading to the arrest today, there's new footage that appears to show a second car may have been involved here is sam brock. >> repter: with the man hunt intensifying across florida for three gun

perry spoke with us here on kron 4 earlier about pride month and what san francisco does right. >> san francisco is an example how humanity really should be a number armistead. famously said francisco is perfect, but it shows you how perfect might be easily even during our worst days. like during covid the last year and a half has been terrible there's a sense of pride in the sense of optimism and can do it in us in san francisco. so i don't think we changed our i think just that every challenge we get in san francisco shows us more how we can be resilient and shows that we can be an example to the whole world. >> perry co-founded the rainbow honor walk in san francisco. it's the words the world's first lgbtq walk of fame. hear the whole interview about that and his book on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the san francisco giants have officially unveiled their new jersey's that celebrate pride month after page vetted tweeted out these pictures of the jerseys this afternoon saying that he is proud and excited to team up with the giants as they become the first major league baseball team

2000000 people are internally trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of community perry and a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest who down to godaddy and let's say they're spread across refugee camps here. but people who are integral are in dire need of many, perry and assistance, and you may have relief supplies, and the situation is getting worse. it's worth noting that this comes just days after the european parliamentary elections were held and which degree did not take part and because of the ongoing conflict. so if anything people are expecting that the situation integrate will get worse and the tuition will be dire. they're expecting more displacement and refugees here say that they're concerned about their relative. we're still trapped in mentally and other parts of become of the region because the border areas have been blocked and they won't be able to access the roads to be able to make it to refugee camps. therefore, they will have to suffer from the impact of the conflict. a regional group of 16 southern african nations as approve the deployment o

james perry is an economist at the new school center for new york city affairs. he focuses on the labor market and workforce policies. your expend hit hard economically by the depression, the fiscal crisis of the 7911. how do you compare the economic challenges new york city's facing today to those in the past? well, as far greater than anything we've seen since the 1900 thirty's, more than a 1000000 jobs were lost and we'll get to the end of 2021. we will still be down 3 240-0000 jobs in new york city. so you think new york is really facing a jobs crisis? absolutely. new york city's job loss is 2 and a half times the job loss around the country and the coven pandemic. impact has been largely concentrated on the face to face service. for people who occupy these largely people of color, 80 percent of the job loss is in that sector. and only like 6 percent of higher paying jobs have been affected by this. so it's really much more lopsided than anything we've seen before. and hadn't experienced 2 thirds of the cities job loss because it is the center of service sect

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me because i'm selling my usa it's something else that's possible and permitted here. cancer and perry's f, squaring up to fight against each other for centre. then now wrestling in a life of fulfillment. one in which they can focus on what they love most, their sport, and each other the, even if living in germany meant leaving a lot behind overall, the benefits outweigh any regret, ah, was a lot of tournaments as a refugee. and whenever they asked me, i say yeah, it was, was coming here. ah, the, the in good shape, the harmful substances inside our home. they come from cleaning supplies, cosmetic products, even new furniture. what and then insurance linger within our 4 walls. our expert check it out in good shape on w. o. r ah, in the northeast corner, germany's only island on the open sea date. europe is nice, but it's better to stay 2 or 3 days on the island that makes the real difference. the ideal place to slow down and relax. check in in 16 d w. a there. i'm david, and this is climate change. break it happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. you

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perry: madam ambassador, we appreciate your efforts. we need some wins. we have a number of laws on the books that disallow us, the united states tax dollars, from going to organizations that recognize palestine as a state. there are numerous laws and i can cite chapter and verse for you. there are clear prohibitions in the u.s. tax code, yet, we keep funding the u.n. framework for convention on climate change. while people say it's just a treaty, there's an organization behind this treat or this agreement. there's an organization that the united states funds. what are we to tell our constituents when we pass laws here, the president signs them, and then the administration just disregards them? what are we to tell our constituents about their money being used in contradiction to the laws they're duly elected representatives at this level and the presidential level have passed? mr. meeks: the gentleman's time has expired. i would ask the witness if she could respond in writing to that question. i now recognize representative ami beret of california -- bera

5 perry, that is certainly the lightly reality. the problem here is that testing capacity is still very much limited in the last 24 hours. so that's the only manage to test just over 50000 people now in the country or nearly 50000000 people that just give you a sense of how much is, is really limited at the center. they certainly replace that. people similar to those include primary tends to be very isolated communities to 500 promises outside of people who are far away from the reach of public services. that there are probably many more such cases. not just in those communities rainy, but throughout the country theory. what kind of support is available, christine, for smaller towns and remote villages in south africa that are hit by cobra. the 19 well, this is the reality. there isn't very much because i mean the people of the brands, nobody had really been tested. and so these 3 did suddenly occurred, as i said, the report was upon and that's what the authorities to do, which revealed that these people have to come to 19. and tha

tyler perry. we had to stay at tyler perry's mansion. do you know how tough that was? a mess. >> greg: oh, my gosh. every moment of their life, it's assigned to project up public persona. escaping fame and they really want it, and we've got to move on. be right back. found it in a boh special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we're proud to have helped over 230,000 pets so far... changing the lives of dogs like jack, and the families who adopt them. subaru. more than a car company. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's

you were born to sing katy perry's "pendulum." it is just there. [laughter] lisa: if you wait, at 12:30 on sunday night, you will catch me singing "pendulum" by katy perry. tom: why help -- while having your potato vodka seltzer. lisa: i don't think i'm that gloomy today. obviously, think there's a lot -- tom: you heard it. ferro is so optimistic ash romaine -- remaine -- romaine is so optimistic, he brings the gloom out of you. lisa: the s&p is certainly among the indexes, and yet the bond rally really is showing caution in markets perhaps, or the belief that things perhaps aren't as good as they look for now. to me, that means that frankly, the shock really has to come from the fed. romaine: we will see what happens. i think the fed shock may not be as much of a shock. i think a lot of this is being priced into the market right now, and a lot of people believe what they hear out of powell and the other fomc members. tom: to me, it is the ecb meeting in a few days. we will miss jon ferro's coverage on that. the fed meeting on june 16, i'm sorry. i

meanwhile celebrities katy perry tom hanks in justin bieber halved 250,000-dollar oaks -- tickets bookedorth it and will -- the party panelist tak. marie i will start with you. i'm excited about this. i think it's wonderful the idea that you have all these people and not the government to get tons of money and they are just trying to out massive owner each other. >> in the last week i've watched the martian so i've been into space movies recently so i love this topic. kennedy: is that the end when matt damon dies? c candidate that's not how the movie ends. don't scare people. i am claustrophobic so spaceflight is not appealing to me but i think it's interesting and exciting to private companies are getting involved in working with the government and i think that's important is pursued the fact that they are american companies. it's great and i'm excited to see will happen. kennedy: i was in a class called science technology and society and we figured out who came up with verse and who modified it and sold it to consumers. what do we do with this freeze-dried orange juice? i don't know an

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who activist angela davis, and melissa harris perry. and extreme leftist. these police officers were so supportive of our event they knew we were standing for what was right on campus and excited to help us out but they had a tough job because as the turning point usa chapter president i was given countless death threats, threats of violence, threats of rape and individuals i worked with in student government and even professors and older people in the community. the day before the event the 1-bedroom apartment i was living and had it address leaked online because i gave an interview on behalf of turning point usa chapter. all of a sudden nowhere was safe. campus wasn't safe, student government office wasn't safe, even where i lived alone in my apartment wasn't a safe place to be all because i didn't do anything that conservative. i just wanted progressive dialogue and debate, truly progressive by the way, not like the left is advocating for about ideological diversity. i wanted to talk about differences of opinion and bridge those divi

perry in new york, perry >> caller: jim, long time watcher and listener, first time caller. >> greatard work i saw an interview with kathryn ross and i didn't realize it's incredible and what you do for the average investor is just incredible. >> thank you i got great platforms. >> caller: you admit when you're wrong. >> thank you look, i got great platforms and people i work with. >> caller: it's the truth. >> okay. >> caller: the stock is the gap and i saw an interview you did with ms. single. i have a lot of confidence in her and her ability to turn around gaps and they're killing it with old navy and athleta and i think they will turn around the gap. what do you think about -- >> i think you're dead right, my friend thank u you for the kind words kanye west single $200 jacket today looked great and it's the first of many -- gap is reinventing itself in front of our eyes and the stock is going, i think, higher! sandy in texas, sandy? >> caller: boo-yah jim, how are you? >> boo-yah what's going on? >> caller: this is your loyal and devoted fan sandy calling from dallas cowboys coun

dana perry's book upon this rock has been called the gave de vinci code by critics and has won several numerous awards for the mystery thriller. >> perry spoke with kron 4 earlier this morning about pride month and what san francisco does right. >> san francisco is an example how humanity really should be a number armistead. famously said francisco isn't perfect, but it shows you how perfect might be. even during our worst days like during covid the last year and a half has been terrible there's a sense of pride in the sense of optimism and can do it in us in san francisco. so i don't think we've changed our i think just that every challenge we get in san francisco shows us more how we can be resilient and shows that we can be an example to the whole world. >> harry co-founded the rainbow on our block in san francisco. it's the world's first lgbtq walk of fame. you can watch the whole interview and learn more about his book by going to our website. kron 4 dot com. the giants have officially unveiled their new jersey is celebrating pride month. and on the sleeve there is the rainbow pri

the woman is katy perry who is famous. the man is her partner, orlando bloom, who is famous. they also in real life -- they have a nine-month-old daughter who is daisy. you will see why that's relevant. with that background for those of us who are a little dumb about these things, here it is. it's one minute. it is set in the year 2055. >> let's hope this works. >> we have to tell them. >> you are our only hope. the america you know doesn't exist in the future. democracy is dead. we have no voice. the regime watches our every move. >> it started when voter suppression ran wild over america. voting rights bill died in the senate. polling places closed. we lost our right to vote. >> this doesn't have to be. you have the power to change it. save democracy while you can. >> call your senator now. >> tell daisy we love her. >> the voting rights bills died in the senate. that lands with the delicacy of a sledgehammer. it's very well done. on katy perry's instagram, which has 123 million followers, you can watch that and then click through to an explainer about the for the people ac

the woman in the spot here is the singer katy perry, who is very famous. the man is her partner, the actor orlando bloom. who is also very famous. they also, in real life, this is relevant, have a nine month old daughter whose me name is daisy. you'll see at the end of the spot why that is relevant. with that background for those of us who are a little dumb about these things, here it is. like i said, it's one minute long. and it is set in the year 2055. year 2055 >> let's hope this work. >> we've got to tell them. [noise] >> you are only hope. america doesn't exist in our future. democracy is dead. we have no voice. there is jim watches our every move. >> voter suppression ran wild all over america. >> the voting rights builds died in the senate. police polling places closed. we lost our right to vote. >> future doesn't have to be. you have the power to change it. save democracy while you can! >> call your senator now. >> the voting rights bills died in the senate. save democracy while you can. that lands with the delicacy of a sledgehammer. but it is ver

perry shea, who confirmed the diagnosis. how come it's so tricky to diagnosis?bies when they're born, they look essentially normal. >> i think pediatricians are often fools because these babies are bright-eyed, engaging. they smile at you. they look at you like they know something that you don't. >> reporter: reese not only had sma, she had one of the most severe forms. >> when we first got the diagnosis and we weren't sure if she was going to be alive, i had almost come to terms with the fact that this will destroy us. no couple can survive the loss of their first kid. >> you know, every now and then we'll go for walk, and i'll see kids running around or on their scooters, and it kind of hits me a little hard because i know she'll probably never do that. >> what do you think, reesy. are you going to go back to sleep for momma? >> luckily, there are new treatments, but they're incredibly expensive. once you got the diagnosis, what was the race against the clock like to get the treatment? >> we had started to notice she was declining pretty quickly. >> the first

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guy who was this alcoholic boyfriend to this girl who was trying to make a sober go of it and luke perryn i was, took me out with one punch you know, he was laughing. i mean, we had a great time. he was a warm and welcoming and lovely guy but i didn't even tell my father that i was on this thing and i got a call from him the next day, and he -- calling from his house in maine and he said, "yeah, that thing you were on last night, what is it los angeles 95162. i said, "yeah, '90210. he said "yeah, well, whatever it's called, don't ever do that again. i said "what, why? he said, "it's bad for your soul." and i went, "well, dad, i have to pay my bills. he said "son, if you need money that badly, i'll send you some." [ laughter ] >> seth: well, that's the kind of support every actor should be lucky to have. that's a very kind of thing for a father to do for his son >> yeah, but subtext was, "hold out for scorsese." and i was like, "oh, okay. meanwhile, i'm in jason priestley land, but i hope to get there someday." >> seth: hey, congratulations so much on seven seasons. thanks so much for mak

that's katy perry and orlando blume i believe they are an item. what do you think joining us now house minority leader could be the next speaker kevin mccarthy. leader mccarthy, thanks for joining me. i'm alarmed by the series of event taking place and spin taking place. am i overreacting to what could be happening on tuesday? >> you are not at all because, remember, hr 1 is the most important bill for the democrats. that's why it's the number one bill. it has nothing to do about the pandemic putting people back to work or kids back in school. it has everything to do about them keeping their power. it only proves that democrats choose celebrities over hard-working citizens. think about what's in that bill and i would really want to know did katy perry or orlando blume read that bill? because what does it do? it actually politicizes a bipartisan federal election commission to weight it on the democratic side it takes hard-working taxpayer money and gives it to candidates. >> brian: nuts. >> not by dollar by dollar but 6 to 1. if aoc raises $200 onl

now the cdc detailed 323 confirmed cases of heart inflammation known as myo carditis or perry carditiseople under age 30 who had mrna vaccines either moderna or pfizer, 309 hospitalized almost 80% known to have recovered from their symptoms. 9 still in the hospital. 2 in the icu now, the cdc noted the issue is rare a rate of about 13 per million doses administered but said it should be monitored and the fda will add a warning to the vaccine's fact sheets with information about the risks. the cdc as well as 16 other health groups said in a statement after the meeting they still strongly encourage everyone 12 and older to get vaccinated as the benefits far outweigh any harm and that recommendation comes as they warned they're seeing the proportion of cases among young people in the u.s. rise as vaccination rates are higher among older people in december cases in those between 12 and 29 made up 28% of the total rising to 33% by may the proportion is also rising among younger kids who aren't yet eligible for the vaccine experts remind us the more of us who get vaccinated, the more we prote

. >> scott perry of pennsylvania. >> it is national police week, and we're here not only to honor thebut to also honor those who sacrifice every day and every night at any time, in any place under any conditions for our safety and our communities. >> when elected leaders refuse to stand with our law enforcement officers and continue to bend to the whims of violent mobs we lose our civilization. we lose our civil society. >> again, he voted against the medal. let's play that last part one more time from scott perry of pennsylvania. >> when elected leaders refuse to stand with our law enforcement officers and continue to bend to the whims of violent mobs, we lose our civilization. we lose our civil society. >> also voting against medals for capitol and d.c. police officers, warren davidson of ohio. >> and our law enforcement protect that right. they defend freedom. they protect and defend our communities. they do it heroically with bravery every day. and so often, thanklessly. we're right to give them thanks. they put their lives in harm's way. >> they do it thanklessly, he says. ain't

katy perry and luke bryan all have in deals to play the ultra high-tech 5,000 seat theater.day and night clubs will be busy as well with big-time dj such as he esto zed dj snake and others resorts. world will be the best in class of everything. >> i it's heating up for sure. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. the ciccarone kron 4 news at 6 is next. ken and pam are here. remember shows in vegas. >> discover that, yeah, i'll be hanging out was that but maybe grant and vicki, thank you both. coming up on kron 4 news tonight at 6 o'clock, a horrifying scene overnight in the east bay a man crashed his car after being shot. it all happened in a quiet neighborhood how the neighbors rushed to try and save his life. and still wearing your mask covid mask mandates were dropped more than a week ago. but we still see a lot of people masking up. we'll find out why and get ready for more hot weather coming to the bay area. >> karl tells us when to expect another ■b >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. i really like he was the leading foreign from the phase.

. >> reporter: kathleen and perry's ceremony was originally scheduled for july, but they rushed to the altar today. >> so honored to have been married by the mayor many. >> reporter: they had postponed their wedding for two years. >> having her marry us was just icing on a really terrible cake. >> reporter: mayor breed says the reopening of city hall is symbolic. >> one step closer to normal is the fact that i don't have a mask on, and we're in city call. but don't tell dr. koufax on me, i don't want to get in trouble. >> reporter: but for those of us who aren't the mayor or saying "i do", we'll still have to wear a mask and social distance inside city hall. most offices are now open for full, in-person services. that includes the assessor and city clerk's offices. lili tan, nbc bay area news >> congratulations and best wishes to all those couples today. a lot of people are still choosing not to get vaccinated. we want to know, if you haven't gotten the shot, what is your concern? we posted the question on our facebook page and twitter page. send us your concerns, and we may feature th

living in some ghetto or state or under the nazis or under the czar or under whoever it may be, the perry we have today, a strong people who have come back to our land. we're back here now, and no amount of arab terrorism violins will have really going to kick me up and they will be eaten for reference. you know, it's the same from a stranger that may be taking the roadway, but it doesn't mean that me personally land live because we have all authority via any arab. the want to drive me out. someone that wants to do it. someone wants to drive me. someone that wants to stab my god forbid my children like we've seen before. you know that person will be eaten up for breakfast. now. that won't be, that won't be something i would do personally. the jewish people, the said, the police, whatever has to be done that will be handled not only we looking over the temporal nancy at the place with the golden dummies. no, that's the place the holy of holies. this is what the arab world wants, and this is what they'll never get abraham's children don't get along. some brothers don't get along. in this pa

that leipzig endorsement in 3rd behind then 4 more teams also made it into europe next season after perry contracting journey one labor, cuz it came belting. out as the last top of the table and still on beaten after match day 12. but then came by. and what was it that harold did it change for the worst 3 winds from the next 14 down to 6 place and went coach boss in came how does both, who restored a measure of stability and secured qualification for the roper league, a satisfying conclusion also for the retiring vendor twins then and lars that began together we'll finish together spend on the twin brother sped laws will take his penalty. his 1st game since january last tend to schools. frank for time things differently. 12 games in they were treading water, mid table. europe seemed a long way off, the one man started firing them in the right direction. still matched a 13 on the 112 out of 16 games that were the form team over the middle of the campaign. andre silva's final 28 gold tally became a new club record. the eagles were soaring toward the champions league until they took a late s

perry. mr. perry: thank you, mr. gimenez, for being here and inviting us. you know, over the past year and a half, the american people have endured a nationwide pandemic and its impact on every aspect of all of our lives. more than 600,000 americans have died. their families have suffered the immeasurable grief of that. this was all preventable, ladies and gentlemen. the commonist party is directly responsible. i don't know why -- the communist party is directly responsible. i don't know why we can't say it. the economy was devastated. lives crushed. people lost jobs. people lost their dreams. can't be gotten back. it's going to take our economy years to rebuild. americans want answers. and they deserve answers. i don't understand why the majority party here doesn't want to investigate this. they want to investigate everything else but they're not interested in this. let me tell you what we know. in november of 2019, scientists at the wuhan institute of virology came down with a sickness consistent with covid-19. we know that. the world health organization'

rooms operated by hilton and a 5,000-seat concert venue with big names already booked including katy perryerwood. ♪ southbound southbound ♪ >> reporter: in addition to the 40 restaurants and bars, there are seven unique pools including an infinity pool with views of the strip and a 27,000-square-foot spa. lighting it all up, the largest in the world l.e.d. display covering 100,000 square feet. sin city shut down early in the pandemic, but now with most covid rules lifted, tourists are flocking back. >> i think it's going to be pretty crazy coming up. it's going to be a lot of traffic. >> reporter: a recent study found nearly a quarter of all americans now rank las vegas at the top of their vacation destination list. vegas is hoping for big business this fourth of july. miley cyrus is set to perform at resorts world and the concert will be shown on the l.e.d. screen for the entire strip to see. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> and in sports atlanta hawks star trae young scored 48 points as the hawks scored an upset win over the bucks, 116-113, on the road nonetheless, in game one of

this is the worst practices from totally perry and the regimes must be stopped. but we always repeat that remark in the hands of k g b, he's host search and we, we must do all possible to really what do you think the intention is parading him in front of the press? perhaps they are trying to show they tried to destroy the hero because her mom became the hero. for many younger sions, for many people around the world, the young journalist fighting for truth, showing better sions, the atrocities of the regime. and when they took him to the stage, recorded this interrogation interview, they wanted to show that he is traitor or he, they wanted to present him as the someone who stop stop believe in his beliefs and who started to leak and sneak on their own. his colleagues, i think this tactics will not work. i think people will still believe and will be still fighting for a man, and definitely it will not stop the west. the, you and the u. s. from strong responses. what do you think though the, the future holds for him? because, you know, when, when, when this playing

so there's a clear word snake from vice president perry is not only because is the clear you turn in the immigration policy, the current ministration, originally promise. but it is also quite surprising to hear these wars coming from a woman who has tell if it's the daughter of immigrant who came to the united states, one from india in jamaica. and see if you know it's too well. but the migrants are quite often in a situation where they just don't really have a choice. we leave these words do not calm that have led to critics from washington dc towards harry's women. alexandra, because he cortez, for example, she called terry's comments disappointing. and the truth is that the bite in harry's administration is under pressure in this issue. and they, the republicans and special need of trump. supporters are using the immigrants to construct a narrative of fear of thread. and this will become, of course, more important. the closer we get to the midterm elections and catalina, when you look at the numbers, i mean in a year with light migration, around 300000 people illegally cross the b

a perry, total coincidental. but it's all just happening, you know, near ross's board. and while the criminal does believe in coincidence, it's an so not a fool. so knowing that there is now a need to rocket just 15 minutes away from moscow. it's formed a few new military units, but not aggressively. you know, america's take on that. that's why i keep people in painters at the border and dozens of indefinitely entertained. i've gotten kind of bay with hundreds of others, having been tortured. i'll be meeting with president putin in a couple weeks in geneva. megan, declare that we will not. we will not stand by, let him abuse those rights, which some could say has a distinct width of double standards since you flew him up. but we are following with interest. the persecution of those who are accused of the rises on january the 6th this year when the lot of really interesting things are happening there from the point of view of the rights of the opposition of protecting those rights. washington shopped at its own reflection. the mirror replied that it doesn't need any tips

deal for me, but i'm selling my use of something else that's possible and permitted here contra and perry's f, squaring up to fight against each other. then now wrestling in a life of fulfillment, one in which they can focus on what they love most, their sport, and each other the even if living in germany meant leaving a lot behind overall the benefits outweigh any regret. ah, the one about getting lots of tournaments as a refugee whenever they asked me. i say yeah, it was was coming here the to get what can nonfiction books do they can help us discover the world. ready analyze complexity. ready inspire us and promote to be the winner of the 2021 german nonfiction 5 in the arts. 20 was next on d. w. the green cities relaxing away despite record temperatures. it's not a mirage. refreshing architectural ideas and innovative landscape planning are both cool and clever shilling cities out in 60 minutes on d w. these places in europe are smashing the records step into a venture. the treasure map for modern globe. trotter's just cover some of your record breaking into. and now also in book form t