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s lockdown has been eagerly anticipated by children and parents alike at portsmouth high school pupils were clambering excitedly into the school bus was clearly relishing a return to the familiarity of friends and face to face learning. sites just to get back to less. just maybe seeing my friends to see i'm very very badly about that it's been ages not seeing anyone so it's really comforting my teach them my friends it's just really great to have to see people actually have lessons and interactions especially because i'm doing a science based object so we're going to go practical but you know mainly it's just the people that's the real big difference i guess u.s. defense. in scotland and wales children won't return to full time schooling for another month but in england alone nearly $7000000.00 pupils are returning on mass well i'm hoping they're going to go smoothly i'm hoping the rate stays down and schools stay open but obviously we will respond to whatever the safety message is testing is widespread and as part of their return secondary school children are being asked to have 300 t

have called for priority access to vaccines get more from paul brennan he joins us from portsmouth in the south of england and paul this is a very big day in england as schools reopened how is it going so far. it's been very exciting indeed for the children who have been returning out here a portsmouth high school as you say down on the south coast of england and this is an all girl school that was streaming in from early doors before 8 o'clock even with big smiles on their faces hugely excited and relieved that this long hard isolated and disrupted winter of education that they've suffered and enjoyed is finally apparently coming to an end as you say there are in excess of 7000000 children of school age in england alone they won't all be returning to classes just yet the government has given school some leeway over a staggered return to allow the possibility for testing to take place children are going to have to be tested 3 times in school and some schools will have difficulty actually meant managing the logistics of that that said many schools have been able to do some pretty testi

2 months of disruption and homeschooling or brennan went and spoke to students and teachers in portsmouth. this 1st step out of the u.k.'s lockdown has been eagerly anticipated by children and parents alike but with high school pupils were clambering excitedly into the school bus it's clearly relishing a return to the familiarity of friends and face to face learning. sites just to get back to less. just maybe seeing my friends to see i'm very very. age is not seeing anyone so it's really comforting my teach them my friends it's just really great to have to see people actually have less interaction especially because i'm doing a science based object so we're going to go to private schools but you know mainly it's just the people that's the real big difference i guess u.s. defense. in scotland and wales children won't return to full time schooling for another month but in england alone nearly $7000000.00 pupils are returning on mass well i'm hoping they're going to go smoothly i'm hoping the rate stays down and schools stay open but obviously we will respond to whatever the safety message i

enough to allow the next steps out of lockdown to proceed as timetables paul brennan al-jazeera portsmouthsyria's president bashar al assad and his wife asma have tested positive for corona virus both show minor symptoms and are reportedly in good health and working at home syria's had more than 15000 cases and a 1000 confirmed deaths from the virus but testing capabilities are limited in the war torn nation actual numbers are thought to be much higher amid a recent surge in infections. it's international women's day and around a 1000 women have protested in the center of istanbul again against what they say is inaction over domestic violence the demonstrators say that they want to see more stringent laws to protect women from abuse it comes after a video appearing to show a man beating his ex-wife on the street calls outrage president richard there though has announced the parliamentary commission to look specifically at violence against women. across russia volunteers of been handing out flowers to women to celebrate march 8th even the army has been getting in on the action marking the d

hugh pym, bbc news, portsmouth.de, and now takes in around £6 billion a year. the industry has changed dramatically thanks to smart phones and laptops. now the government is reviewing the law surrounding gambling to make sure it's fit for the digital age. one area that will be looked at is just how much personal information the gambling industry stores. our media editor amol rajan has been speaking to one former gambling addict who has been finding outjust how much is known about him. gambling today has shifted online. it's part of the battle for our attention that digital platforms wage every minute. people who can't control their attention are addicts. like this man, who has asked us to call him james. gambling on the internet, and particularly on smartphones using apps, you are in effect at the super casino in your pocket. i've never actually been in a physical bookmaker�*s shop. i can remember being sent an offer one day. if i deposited anything up to £300 they would match that and that was basically the initial

enough to allow the next steps out of lockdown to proceed as timetabled paul brennan al-jazeera portsmouth. international women's day is being celebrated in a time of staggering health and economic crises the pandemic has disproportionately affected women and the u.n. secretary general and turnover terrace warns its consequences could last for many years to come priyanka gupta reports. this 3 metre fence was meant to guard mexico's presidential palace from protesters on women's day instead it's become a towering symbol of the violence women here face these are the names of those who have been murdered because of their gender last year 939 were killed between 20152020 the number of women who have died for this reason increased by nearly a 130 percent only was. today we come to give a voice to these women who are no longer here today we come to write their names to remember them so that they are never forgotten and that justice is done for them. 6 in pakistan activist rally demanding shelters to protect women from abuse around the world aid agencies say the pandemic. and lockdowns have led t

excitement after more than 2 months of disruption and home schooling paul brennan reports from portsmouth this 1st step out of the u.k. has been eagerly anticipated by children and parents alike at portsmouth high school pupils were clambering excitedly out of the school bus was clearly relishing a return to the familiarity of friends and face to face learning. sites just to get back to less. just maybe seeing my friends to be very very badly about ages not seeing anyone so it was really good food thing my teach them my friends it's just really great to have to see people actually have lessons an interaction especially because i'm doing a science based subject so we're going to go to private schools but you know mainly it's just the people that's the real big difference against us defense. in scotland and wales children won't return to full time schooling for another month but in england alone nearly $7000000.00 pupils are returning on mass well i'm hoping they're going to go smoothly i'm hoping the rate stays down and schools stay open but obviously we will respond to whatever the safety

a port with high school and joining me is the headmistress of portsmouth high school jane prescott jane the children are now in classes that must be a huge relief a huge excitement for you oh we're so excited you can hear the excitement in their voices and fortunately they've all just now gotten into a lessons of i'm not here right now but yes we're so excited we're very fortunate because all of our school community came together to help our parent volunteers are part time staff came in on a day off so everyone was tested on friday so yes they're in lessons today you mentioned testing the fact that the schools are open depends very much on a program of testing that the schools initially will have to administer and then it will go to home testing has it been a big challenge to have to put that infrastructure in place well actually we had the infrastructure in place during the christmas holidays because we expected to come back in january and to do it then so we were all ready and prepared to seem quite tough at 1st but we've managed it the government has been accused governor williamson

hugh pym, bbc news, portsmouth.as watching. there might have been no fans, but you'd hardly have guessed it. if it sounded like a big night for wales, well, it was. after losing their opening world cup qualifier, victory was vital. but against the czech republic, not so easy.

many people painted messages of respect and peace on the sidewalk in portsmouth square and shared personal stories of racism and worry for their elders. organizers say they hope the event will help create a safer community for everyone. the families of victims in recent attacks also attended to support one another, along with mayor london breed. if you'd like to find a rally to support the aapi community, we posted a list on our website. just go to the trending bar at the top of nbcbayarea.com where we have full coverage of demonstrations in san francisco and san jose, both on air and online. >>> the list of san francisco leaders calling on a school board member, allison collins, to resign continues to grow. collins is being criticized for a series of tweets she posted back in 2016 that many in the aapi community say are insensitive and inflammatory. >> reporter: during the san francisco unified school district board meeting three and a half years ago before collins was a commissioner, she seems to reference the basis for her now controversial tweets as she reads a speech to the board writ

the group that came marching down market street loud and on the younger side, not far away at portsmouth and st. mary's squares, two more crowds not quite as loud, and decidedly older. >> it is heartbreaking to see all the seniors here, usually when we go to things like this it is, you know, younger crowd. >> it shows that the themselves, the concerns for themselves,

. >> reporter: the rally of portsmouth square in chinatown was meant to remember the victims of anti-asian violence. from here in the bay area to the horrific murder of eight people in atlanta. but one man says even though his parents have not been physically attacked, they are still victims as well. >> my parents now don't want to go out. they fear walking on the streets that they will be attacked by random person. >> reporter: the video of the elderly asian woman who had to defend herself with a stick against an attacker on market street has become a symbol for many of how unprotected people feel right now. >> he didn't go around attacking white people. he sought to asians, an asian man and asian woman and he attacked them. that is a hate crime. >> grandma should not have to defend herself with a stick. we need to provide safety for all community members and it is clear the current systems are not working. >> reporter: while some painted hearts on the sidewalk and wrote messages of love on kites, others are just plain angry and say it is time to stop showing sympathy for those who victim

she was at portsmouth square. >> we hope to wake up the people, the people who have not been voting. >> it was a chance for her family to be counted. >> i'm very glad to see so many people standing with us to against asian hate. >> san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 6:00, leaders in san mateo county held a virtual discussion. he's concerned that hate crimes are being severely underreported. >> one of the most important things we're trying to do is to particularly now in light of what's been occurring in recent months is to get the information out there. to try and do exactly what you're doing today to speak up and get people to report. that's the big gap, i think, it's getting people to report because it is horrific what is going on. >> san mateo county leaders are considering a proposal to make the entire county a zero-tolerance hate zone and punish people charged with hate crimes to the fullest extent of the law. >>> not just in san francisco and san mateo, but also redwood city. people gathered to show their support for the asian community as well

enough to allow the next steps out of lockdown to proceed as a timetable paul brennan al-jazeera portsmouth. star not a sport has and a thank you so much came on of a joke which is told al jazeera he feels the best is still to come in his career the 33 year old has just broken roger federer as record for most weeks as world number one have been some controversial moments in the last few months as well jack of it was heavily criticized for organizing a tennis tour in the balkans last year which had to be cancelled after numerous players tested positive for cope with 93 although the serbian has been on top of the world rankings and he's held the number one spot now for 311 weeks during his career djokovic has been talking to al jazeera and how much. more you see very happy and. you know this is a huge milestone in achievement not just for myself or my family here it's also in my life. you know supported me all the way through my beginnings of since beginnings of my professional career and my life and allow me to you know obviously play this or that i truly love and have a lot of wonderful mom

hugh pym, bbc news, portsmouth.tball now and wales have won a crucial game in their world cup qualifying campaign against the czech republic in cardiff. our sports correspondent, andy swiss was watching. there might have been no fans, but you'd hardly have guessed it. if it sounded like a big night for wales, well, it was. after losing their opening world cup qualifier, victory was vital. but against the czech republic, not so easy. gareth bale should've scored, and didn't he know it. but it was still goalless at the break. after, it was a tale of two red cards. on the right of the screen, a shove to the face of wales�*s connor roberts. and patrick schick was off before roberts followed him after this challenge. it was ten against ten and seemingly stalemate. but in the nick of time, gareth bale crossed and wales found a winner. and danjames is there to meet it! relief at last, courtesy of danjames�*s superb header. but still the czech republic weren't done and only a last—ditch tackle from joe rodon kept them out.

assembly members david shoe and phil ting and state senator scott winner held a news conference at portsmouth square in china town this morning. they say they're working on a broad range of proposals, including education. as well as protection for the community. san francisco's sheriff also called on the public to be vigilant. we also have to keep in mind that the people targeted right now are not just asian, their elderly, they're vulnerable. the people who the community should be. protecting as a whole. so let's keep that in mind if we move forward, state lawmakers are also proposing legislation that would expand the justice department's role in tracking down and prosecuting those responsible for violent acts against asian americans. well, the berkeley police department has now stepped up bike patrols in the wake of attacks on asian americans and pacific islanders. berkeley police say they understand that these incidents have left many people with the heightened sense of things. society and fear of being victimized, in addition to add bike patrols, the department will also host monthly comm

later in the afternoon, it looks as though sunshine will develop from norwich to london, possibly portsmouthg up to around 15 celsius. the forecast as we go through saturday and the weekend, the first day of spring, astronomical spring. the high pressure still over us, dragging in that cloud into western parts of scotland and on the whole, i think it is going to remain pretty cloudy across the board. maybe to the east of the pennines, a bit of sunshine developing on saturday, around newcastle and hull. temperatures around 11 degrees or so. second half of the weekend, the high pressure is still with us. this is the jet stream pattern, overlayed. you can see the jet stream's way to the north of us, sending in any weather systems in the direction of iceland. things remained settled as far as the eye can see. you can see the clouds symbols there. temperatures around 12, 13 degrees. the weather is expected to change, and of course it will change, but that is not going to happen until sometime from the middle of next week, where things will turn more unsettled. that's it for me. bye— bye. this is

later in the afternoon, it looks as though sunshine will develop from norwich to london, possibly portsmouthn that cloud into western parts of scotland and on the whole, i think it is going to remain pretty cloudy across the board. maybe to the east of the pennines a bit of sunshine developing on saturday around some newcastle and hull. temperatures around 11 degrees or so. second half, the high pressure is still with us. this is the jet stream overlay. you can see the jet streams way to the north of us sending in any weather systems in the direction of in the navy and iceland. things remained settled as far as the eye can see —— into scandinavia. temperatures around 12, 13 degrees. the weather is expected to change and of course it will change, but thatis and of course it will change, but that is not going to happen until sometime from the middle of next week, where things will turn more and unsettled. that's it for me, bye—bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. european countries are restarting vaccinations with astrazeneca after the regulator confirms it is safe. this is a sa

the beaches were segregated in portsmouth and in kittery, but you could go and you could stay for a week or two weeks at rock rest. you could enjoy your meals at rockrest hazel was apparently a really good cook and she catered meals for the white community as well as for the black community. there were other places to stay like mackenzie's court in hot springs and hot springs, arkansas, which was a motor hotel and perfect for the automobile you could park right outside your door. most of these places were owned by african-americans, but some were owned by white americans but catered only to black people. these are some advertisements from the green book. they offered the same values and products that were offered for whites in parallel establishments some of the folks that operated these places clearly placed themselves in the ads to show readers that they were black. and this grainy picture is of shenandoah national park. i know the national parks like to say that you were always welcome at the national parks and the national parks were always welcome. we're always open to african-ameri

research by the university of portsmouth found that women running in a bra with poor support shortenit of the bra, the one wearing a sports bra that fits well could cross the finish line a mile ahead of the other. the distraction of an ill fitting bra is an issue for every woman. the english institute of sport are giving 100 olympians and paralympians bespoke sports bras to ensure they can perform at their best in tokyo. obviously when you're in a pressured situation and a scenario of high performance environment, you don't want to be thinking about anything else. it's definitely something that will ensure that we leave no stone unturned. everyone being comfortable out there on the pitch and feeling comfortable in themselves. and i think that's incredibly important. there are hopes that raising awareness of the importance of sports bras could benefit more than just the top athletes. i think if we look at it into the general population, recognising that the right bra could be the difference between a middle—aged woman or a young girl who has developed breasts for the first time being

. >> reporter: hundreds packed portsmouth square in a show solidarity, demanding the attacks against asian americans stop. >> we have to stand up. we are all in the struggle together. if we don't voice it now, when will we? here i am. >> reporter: attacks against asian americans have been happening weekly in the bay area. the violence is caught on camera. many victims have been seniors. >> just imagine if someone attacks your grandmother or your grandfather, and killed them. it is sad, and painful to the families. it is painful to this community, which has suffered. >> reporter: nears grief for the eight victims of a mass shooting in atlanta. six of them are asian women. federal authorities have yet to find enough evidence to bring hate crime charges against the suspect. >> we don't need to wait. we know there was hate. that is why we are seeing a response across the country. >> reporter: some are scared to be on the streets. >> 11 community is not safe, none of us are safe. is>> reporter: we have to send a message out. if you commit the crimes he will be arrested. there is no free l

the royal shakespeare company opens a show at the portsmouth guidhall that allows audiences back in usingrehearsals. what hast thou done? it's a midsummer night's dream, but not as you know it. dream is a new performance inspired by both shakespeare's original play and the times we live in. as the actors move about, their performances are captured and used to animate puck, peaseblossom and the rest of the inhabitants of fairyland, and over 12 live performances the actors will partly improvise scenes based on which way the online audience chooses to guide puck through the forest. in many ways this is less like theatre acting and more like the kind of acting that hollywood performance have been doing in cgi films for quite a few years now. you can interact with a fellow performer in the same space but what you end up looking like — well, that's up to the digital artist. inexplicably, i've become a kind of power ranger i don't think was in the original shakespeare text. so, what are the differences between performing here and performing live on stage? on stage a lot of it is through eye cont

. >>> live in san francisco, lawmakers will host a news conference at portsmouth square in support of asian-americans and pacific islanders. senator scott wiener will join david chiu and fill tank to lead the event at 9:15 this morning. david to his working to propose a statewide hotline to report and deal with hate crimes and they are proposing legislation for restorative justice programs and they want governor newsom to appoint an attorney general from the asian community. >>> in san mateo, they will introduce legislation condemning hate crimes and to establish that county as a zero-tolerance hate zone from daly city to menlo park. >> we expect action and tangible results and that means curriculum in schools and actions by policymakers. >> speakers and rallies over the weekend were fired up and they say they won't stay silent. a rally in san jose drew a crowd of about 1000 on the outrage was sparked by recent hate crimes against asian-americans and by the murders of eight people in georgia, six of whom were asian women. >>> in san jose, a retired police officer leads an effort to pr

local lawmakers will host a news conference at portsmouth square in support of asian- american and pacific islander communities. senator scott wiener will join assembly members david chiu and phil ting in leading the event at 9:15 this morning. david chiu is working with the aapi community to propose a statewide hotline for reporting and dealing with hate crimes and they propose legislation for restorative justice programs. the group wants governor gavin newsom to appoint an attorney general from the asian community. >>> san mateo county board presidents will introduce legislation condemning hate crimes against aapi and to establish the county as a zero- tolerance hate zone from daly city to menlo park. >>> there was a weekend of outrage sparked by recent hate crimes against asian-americans and by the murders of eight people in georgia, six of those asian women. a rally in san jose drew a crowd and speakers were fired up and say they will not stay silent. and also, a retired police officer leads an effort to protect people, especially seniors in japan town. he's launched a community of vol

i'm andre senior christina as a night off hundreds of people gathered in portsmouth square in san francisco's chinatown today, organizers say it was a chance for the community to greet together to honor the eight lives lost in a shooting at three spots in atlanta. ktvu greg liggins has more on their call to action and how the community on the peninsula is responding to the latest tax. on asian americans, their. stop a p i hate now and elderly asian woman was violently robbed in daly city thursday the entire incident captured on security camera incidents like this and others have sparked anti hate rallies like this one outside city hall in daly city saturday, one of several in the bay area police are not yet saying whether the daly city attack was racially motivated or a crime of opportunity. regardless the district attorney is vowing to prosecute to the full. just anyone responsible for such crimes to make sure that everybody out there knows that in san mateo county, daly city sama tail county somebody commits a violent crime like this, they're going to face consequences. they're going to fac

not far away in portsmouth and st. mary's square, two more crowds, decidedly older. >> it is heartbreaking to see all the seniors here. usually when we go to things like this, the younger crowd. it just shows themselves as a community, they are concerned for themselves, and they want to have a voice. they haven't had a voice in so long that is kind of moving to see that they all came together. >> reporter: that was the second part of the day. all of these groups converging together for an intergenerational rally against tate in union square. >> we want to support our elders so they don't get beat up and taken advantage of. sh them they need to do for the future. >> i brought my kids. it's not a matter of this generation. it's a matter of all generations. i think of my grandkids. >> reporter: several thousand strong by the time full crowd was gathered. those that came to march said this was a call to action for everyone. >> put a stop on this. pay attention. pay attention to the elderly on the street. if they need help,

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. >>> a similar demonstration is happening in san francisco at noon at portsmouth square.x5 is focusing on crime against asian americans in our one half-hour special tomorrow. join kenny choi and elizabeth cook sunday at 6:30, for asians under attack, the bay area reacts. >>> jury selection will continue into next week and the trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd. reporter jennifer mayerle has the latest. >> reporter: friday started with 12 jurors seated and one more was added. number 13 is a woman in her 50s who likes animals and worked in customer service and is in between jobs. she has seen some things about the fatal encounter and said she can put aside opinions paid when asked about derek chauvin, she said she felt he took on a different role than the other officers on the scene. >> how do you mean? >> more like the leader. >> okay. and, do you assign him more blame, as a result of that role? >> i do not. >> reporter: the jury has five men, eight women and six of the 13 are people of color and the ages range fro

. >> state lawmakers are holding a press conference at portsmouth square in san francisco in the morningto condemn hate crimes against the aapi community. >>> how to talk to your children about what is going on these days. psychology experts weigh in, but first here is sharon chin. >> over the years we have covered a lot of different stories and we have seen a lot of different things, but the images of the asian american senior citizens who were bruised and beaten, sometimes beyond recognition, they are seared in my brain and heartbreaking and horrifying. they could be her parents or grandparents and it is especially disheartening to me personally because my family has been in california since the 1850s. they were fishermen whose contributions are documented at the state park in carmel but my great great grandmother new five languages and she apparently served as a translator, and she bridge the gap between ethnic communities. so more than 170 years s later, it is outrageous and sad to think that i have elderly relatives who are afraid to go take a walk or go shopping outside or who have

community is invited to attend an event in san francisco to show solidarity with asian americans at portsmouthquare. they call it a safe space to mourn the eight victims that were murdered in georgia, and show support for those attacked in the bay area. any ally is welcome to attend. event will be socially distant and family-friendly. >>> at the border hundreds of migrant children and teenagers held at the facilities 10 days or longer, beyond the legal limit. our abc news national correspondent matt gutman the report. >> reporter: abc news has learned that 500 migrant children and teenagers spent over 10 days in cin cin cin cinc beyond the three day legal limit. many crossing like this 17-year- old in south texas. he says we are here searching for the american dream because in our country the violence is very bad. the homeland security secretary mac and bipartisan senators visited the facilities in el paso after acknowledging earlier this week the challenges ahead. >> the situation is undoubtedly difficult and we are working around the clock to comanage it. >> reporter: the u.s. is bracing for

we watched as lui offered food to someone sleeping in portsmouth square. unfortunately, they've also had to deal with some destructive and violent situations over the last year. >> we've had, worked with police and had 12 people arrested, in different occasions, including looting, including vandalism, including graffiti, including assault. >> reporter: two members of the united peace collaborative were in san jose today for an anti-hate rally there. lui says they've recently helped groups in oakland and san jose put together their own patrols. >> people are very appreciative of what's happening with these watch groups. >> reporter: they've also been contacted by people in los angeles and seattle for help. in s ancisco, sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> in oakland, community leaders in chinatown are raising concerns about a proposed law they say could backfire and actually lead to more crimes. state senator nancy skinner, who introduced the bill, says the purpose of it is to clarify state law so that non-violent cases of theft are not charged as vio

this question, first one comes from dante of portsmouth, virginia who says covid is one of the reasonsn the undeniable fact that communities of color, specifically african-american communities are denied the same access to medical resources. what steps are the federal, state and local governments prepared to take to ensure equity within vaccination distribution? >> i'm going to throw that question to denise fehr. >> thank you so much for having me. let me say detroit was hit hard. we lost close to 2,000 of our close neighbors and friends, and most of those people who we lost were seniors. and that is why it is so important that we bring the vaccine directly to our most vulnerable. we want to do it in an equitable way. in the city of detroit, what we've done is bring the vaccine directly to our most vulnerable. we're out in the community. we are making sure that we're going to senior apartments. we're using our mobile clinics to vaccinate those in mental health facilities. we also have a massive drive-thru which i believe is the most efficient in the entire country. it's the only place

asking for volunteers to help people patrol touch chinatown starting this week, volunteers committed portsmouthare patrols will be from noon to three p.m. association says it hopes to patrol other neighborhoods in the future to like japantown and the tenderloin. we have much more on the effort to end hate against asian americans. a 10 30. how hate crime task force in the south bay is working to address the spike in racist attacks. well protesters hoping to save mills college from closing rallied at the oakland campus this afternoon. both students and staff took part in the demonstration. the school's board of trustees announced closure last week and said the classes of 2023. will be the last one for mills, many students and faculty say they're frustrated and concerned about their futures. this decision that we have a first rate today where is an open and deliberative, measured process that involves the community. we want students, staff, akwasi agin faculty and alarms to be a part of this conversation and we need the full cooperation of our administration and executive team at the college to ha

members asking for volunteers to help patrol chinatown starting this week, volunteers could meet at portsmouth square patrols will be from noon to three pm the association says they hope to patrol other neighborhoods in the future such as japantown and the tenderloin. in healdsburg. police are investigating a threatening letter that was sent to a nail salon, according to the chamber of commerce. the owner of all polish nails on center street received a letter full of racist insults and derogatory language. police said. it was postmarked from san bernadino. three days after eight people, including six asian women, were killed at spas in the atlanta area. in a statement, the city of healdsburg and the healdsburg chamber of commerce condemned the letter. they said quote we encourage citizens to visit local, asian and asian american owned businesses to affirm that they're valued and celebrated members of our community. metal. health experts say that exposure to acts of racism, even seeing the news coverage can cause lingering trauma. they say it's important to keep people connected and feeling saf

live performances and portsmouth and can begin in all here your purple red orange yellow well park. you know in in the red here. outdoor sports like football, no concessions are allowed or con for sale in the purple here and capacity it throughout the year so for outdoor sport, my performances, 100 people or fewer in the right here one percent of capacity orange, 33% of capacity, yellow 67% of capacity and then with new park they remain closed in purple but then again also increasing capacity red 15% orange, 25% yellow 35%. >>so what made them the state decide that they could make this change now. >>yeah, really they have noted the excess of what what they're calling it excessive california back in distribution. and as we reported yesterday they can they were going to make this with the additional in news that more californians could move through the red here it few million of california's most vulnerable if get a few million people in the disco get vaccinated this is an added incentive that effort will be vaccinate those most and also they noted you know i think that earlier the ef

the group that came marching down market street loud and on the younger side, not far away at portsmouth and st. mary's squares, two more crowds not quite as loud, and decidedly older. >> it is heartbreaking to see all the seniors here, usually when we go to things like this it is, you know, younger crowd. >> it shows that the themselves, the concerns for themselves, they want to have a voice and then i had a voice in so long that it is kind of moving to see that they all came together. >> reporter: that was the second part of the day, all of these groups converging together, for in intragenerational rally against hate in union square. >> we want to support our elders, so they don't get to beat up and taken advantage of but we also want to support our youngsters, to show them what they need to do for the future. >> i brought my kids. they are behind. so really, it is not a matter of which generation. it is a matter of all generations. if we don't do anything right now, i think my grandkids will regret it. >> reporter: several thousand strong by the time the full crowd was gathered. those

it starts at noon at portsmouth square in chinatown.izers with the chinese progressive association are calling it a safe space to mourn the eight victims who were murdered in georgia and show support for those who have been attacked here in the bay area. anyone who is an ally is welcome to attend. the event will be socially distanced and family-friendly. >>> this morning, texans quarterback deshaun watson, who reportedly has the 49ers on his short list of teams he wants to be traded to, is facing allegations of sexual misconduct and harassment. it involves watson's alleged behavior with a number of massage therapist. abc news reporter reena roy has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, nfl superstar deshaun watson is under fire, with seven women accusing him of sexual misconduct, with another five lawsuits expected to be filed according to an attorney representing the women. the 25-year-old houston texans quarterback facing accusations that he assaulted and harassed the women during during during >> a star quarterback who is physically

an event starts at noon at at portsmouth square in chinatown.ctims who were murdered in georgia and show support for those attacked in the bay area. anyone who is an ally is welcome to attend. the event will be socially distanced and family friendly. >>> people have one for chance. for a second straight weekend vendors will be offering up fair favorites like corn dogs, churros, funnel cakes and more. guests can stay and enjoy their food on the grounds or preorder ahead for a designated pickup time. the event runs today and tomorrow from 11:00 until 8:00. now let's check in with lisa. >>> first day of spring. boy; it gorgeous in san francisco with 46 degrees. 49 in oakland. 43 in mountainview as well as san jose. 37 in morgan hills. a lot of sun on the way. 35 with fog in north 36 in napa. a drier air mass is? placement we are anywhere from 1 to 15 degrees colder this morning. so with that dry air mass, those winds out of the north, northwest right now in the upper elevations allowing for that chill in parts of the bay area. by the afternoon it w

members david chu and phil ting, along with state senator scott wiener, held a news conference at portsmouth square in san francisco's chinatown justice. morning. they compared the spread of anti asian hate to a virus. they say they're working on a broad range of proposals, including education, as well as protections for the community and san francisco's own sheriff called on the public to be vigilant. we also have to keep in mind that the people targeted right now are not just asian, their elderly they're vulnerable people who the community should be protecting as a whole. so let's keep that in mind if we move forward, state lawmakers are also proposing legislation that would expand the justice department's role in tracking down and prosecuting those responsible for violent acts against asian americans in the south bay as early as today, we could see patrols in the japan town neighborhood patrols by concerned citizens. they're meant to prevent further violence against members of the asian community. ktvu is james tourist introduces us to one young man interested in volunteering who says he'

. >>> there has never been in san francisco to show solidarity with asians americans at portsmouth squareinatown. organizers with the chinese progressive association call it a safe space to mourn the eight victims murdered in georgia, and to show support for those attacked in the bay area. anyone is welcome to attend and the event will be socially distant and family friendly. >>> to the crisis at the southern border, hundreds of migrant children and teenagers are being held at the border patrol facilities for 10 days or longer, beyond the legal limit. abc news chief national correspondent has more. >> reporter: with border patrol facilities dangerous overcrowded, abc news learned 500 migrant children and teenagers has spent over 10 days in custody, well beyond the three day legal limit. many crossing like this 17-year- old and south texas says we are here searching for the american dream because in our country the violence is really bad. the homeland security secretary mac and bipartisan group of senators visited facilities here in el paso after acknowledging earlier this week the challen

hold a news conference at portsmouth square in san francisco's chinatown this morning.say they're working on a broad range of proposals, including education as well as protections for the community. san francisco sheriff called on the public to be vigilant. we also have to keep in mind that the people targeted right now are not just asian, their elderly they're vulnerable. the people who the community should be protecting as a whole. let's keep that in mind if we move forward, say lawmakers are also proposing legislation that would expand the justice department's role in tracking down and prosecuting those responsible for violent acts against asian americans. and starting today in the south bay. you could see citizens patrols in san jose's japantown. they are meant to further prevent violence against the asian community. ktvu james tourists introduces us to a young man who is. interested in volunteering. he says. he's doing it for his family, every morning in san jose's japantown, ben wrath, sweets around the coffee shop. his parents own it. zawar king class neighborhoo

state senator scott wiener, assembly member david chu and phil ting are gathering at portsmouth squaret 9:15. all of this coming after a jam-packed weekend of several rallies and marches. we had crews spread out throughout the bay area and we captured a lot of what was going on in this community. if you didn't have a chance to see it over the weekend, we have a lot of those stories on our website, nbcbayarea.com. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> as cierra was mentioning, mourning continues in atlanta for the eight people killed in the shooting rampage last week. over the weekend, people gathered outside of gold spa. this is to pray and place flowers at the growing memorial. this was the first of three spas where gunmen opened fire. six of those women killed were asian-american women. investigators say that they have not yet found concrete evidence that they're dealing with a hate crime. >>> and you can help in the efforts to stop hate. nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and our parent company, comcast, will be partnering with the bay area based asian pacif

enough to allow the next steps out of lockdown to proceed as timetables paul brennan al-jazeera portsmouth syria's president bashar al assad and his wife asma have tested positive for corona virus both show minor symptoms and are reportedly in good health and working at home syria has had more than 50000 cases and 1000 confirmed deaths from the virus but testing capabilities are limited in the war torn nation so actual numbers are thought to be much higher and made a recent surge of infections. the trial of a white police officer for the death of george floyd has been delayed at the last minute jury selection was you to start on monday for the trial of their at chauvet in the case which sparked widespread protests last year but a higher court in the u.s. state of minnesota ordered the judge to reconsider our 3rd degree murder charge against the former officer thousands of people have marched in the city of minneapolis the one thing justice for george floyd john hendren is outside the court and explains what's behind that the leg. let me 1st set the scene if i may because you know how rauco

in portsmouth, ohio, 1,200 miles away from colorado megan lancaster, 25 years old, has also suddenlyeerie feeling like there's something, like we're gonna find something. >> months go by with no developments. megan's family organizes searches and sets up a facebook page to publicize the case. >> and then out of nowhere, he pops up. stang messageomes through the family's facebook page about megan. >> he says, i know where megan is and i can get her back. >> just like with kelsie's family, the emailer says he can help megan escape, but he needs money -- $50,000. he directs them to bring $25,000 in cash up front to vancouver, washington, specifically to that same mcdonald's and deliver it to a man named marcus wearing, no surprise, a red hat. >> what if he really does have her and i can bring her home? >> you should stick with the crew behind the camera with the crew. >> to unravel just what's going on with this mystery, kadie agreed to work with "20/20" to set up a sting operation. >> kadie and i are going to be in one vehicle. >> just like laura did two weeks earlier, she arranges a m

understand it is going to help a lot of people and the food that is helping people in chesapeake and portsmoutheally helps a lot. i feel like it is just a nip in the bud when you look at the overall picture. we have always paid taxes. looking at this administration now compared to the last one we are doing better. why is it a problem when you have an all democrat system in place that republicans all of a sudden are geniuses? i think we have learned from the last election. i think we are going in the right direction and i am glad everybody is doing what they need to do. host: that is lucian virginia. one of the critics of the effort yesterday was the minority whip of louisiana, speaking with reporters tuesday, talking specifically about direct payments in the american rescue plan and adding why he thinks they are not targeted enough. >> people have concerns that speaker pelosi took advantage of the crisis to fill the bill with primarily things that have nothing to do with covid that should have been discussed separately. our focus from the beginning was let's help families who are struggling wit

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believe that some of the no may go ahead and go on as morning walk we would respect knots violence at portsmouthncisco's chinatown saturday. mourners. remember the asian lives lost to heat throughout the bay area and across the nation, including atlanta, georgia. >> where 8 people at 3 different spas were killed this week. 6 of them asian women. president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and governor gavin newsome denouncing the attacks we're in the darkest moments american history in my lifetime. san francisco assemblymember david chiu says that lawmakers can make a difference here. adding that fuels actively working to address >> through the state legislature. i'm offering a bill that would require for the first time a hotline for californians to call the california department of justice to ensure that we're tracking incidents of hate that we are investigating incidents of hate. >> and that we are following up to ensure accountability and also to make sure that victims are being taken care of. san francisco mayor london breed taking a moment during saturday's rally to walk around the co

host: let us go to sherry in portsmouth, virginia. good morning.r: thank you for taking my call. my question is, why is it so bad to print money if you have the capacity to do that, and there is a need for it? we are living in a capitalistic society and it seems like we need some kind of socialism as a way to being able to get out of this conundrum we are in now. am i off the mark in terms of thinking that this is a good thing to do, and that the complaint about how much money it is, we did not hear any of that when there was a tax cut being applied to the wealthiest people in our society. but when it is about spreading the wealth to those who are not so well endowed, then there is a problem. i think that some kind of understanding about the ethics needs to be part of the conversation as well. guest: sure. you have just identified some of the main points for some of the arguments for spending this money. the federal government does have the ability to borrow. there is huge demand for treasury debt, it is sort of the gold standard and investors are

yesterday afternoon they beat portsmouth 4—2 on penalties at wembley in the final that was delayed fromious trophy the club has lifted. however, there will be new winners very soon, with the 2021 final being held this afternoon between sunderland and tranmere. very cruel, isn't it. not in front of fans either.— of fans either. you have barely settled in- _ of fans either. you have barely settled in. not _ settled in. not even finished the booze. thank _ settled in. not even finished the booze. thank you _ settled in. not even finished the booze. thank you jane. - it's mothers day, but for many of us the day will be spent separated from our families for a second year, with gifts sent by post and celebrations happening virtually. international travel restrictions also mean many people in the uk will miss spoiling their mums who are living in other parts of the world, as caroline davies reports. there is nothing quite like mums cooking for iran, it has been a long time since being in mums kitchen in pakistan. the time since being in mums kitchen in pakistan. ., , time since being in mums k