to be amongst a brilliant group of panelists, tracy and priscilla who proceeded me already. my book is titled about it to my wife, what can you do now in the black community? i wrote the book in response to george boyd's murder. my 13-year-old daughter, our black community has heard we should do something. podcast titled i am black and proud and i'm angry, sad. i told him to take care of themselves because of the pandemic, keep marching because of an innocent black man murdered by the government and third, to help white people help the black community and the reason is because i know a lot of black people were frustrated, exasperated and many in response to saying what can i do? they would just say i don't know or you create the problem, you solve the problem. i thought it was a missed opportunity. i decided let me write the book and give people specifically specific things they can do to help close the gap. both of the problems exist because of this wealth we have a network of white family, 170,000 versus 17000. in boston, it is even worse. like to 40000 average for the whi

priscilla changpeng zhao -- priscilla lu, you were at the bloomberg summit this month.d asia will be the fastest growing region for sustainable finance over the coming decade. it has been a bit of a laggard so far. what is your thesis? priscilla: what we are seeing really is that asia being the hub of manufacturing and industrial growth, it will have the demand for continued sustainable investment. so what we will continue to see is the gdp growth as well as manufacturing production continue to increase, from china, india, japan, korea, indonesia and so on. these countries are continuing to be the manufacturing and production hubs for many of the international global institutions and corporations. there lies the opportunity for sustainable finance. we believe over the next decade, because of the focus on ensuring accountability and also to be really more responsible with respect to environmental materiality's, it is important that the financing becomes driven by these industrial growth areas. paul: what is the main challenge to green financing, achieving its goals over

the family and friends tell me that they never stopped looking for priscilla lewis's killer. they even held a vigil just two years ago to renew interest in the case. now, after more than two decades, the case has been solved and loved ones say, although this does not bring lewis back, it does provide some peace. it's been rough. it's a you know, spend a long road times. you know you like quit troy kins. low said there were times he thought they would never find the person who murdered his cousin priscilla luis alejo, but 25 years later, the contra costa county sheriff's office solved the case with the use of modern dna technology. when something happens, it's been this long. his closure for me. doesn't bring her back and never bring him back. but for me, it's closure. kins low, shared these pictures of his cousin, he said . they were extremely close. they even lived in the same house import costed during their childhood. lewis was killed at age 21 while working as a waitress at a pizza parlor and crockett. her body was found in a basement bathroom. her cause of death was asph

well, priscilla and the folks in times square are dropping the ball. the airlines are trying to pick up their own. this has been a tough week. when you look at the last several days, you're talking about multiple days the in a row of more than 1,000 flights being cancelled. today is no different. now 1300 flights already cancelled this morning across the united states. several of these airlines are preemptively days ahead cancelling the flights, but there is an additional just this morning 300 flights that were not initially cancelled that were cancelled in the last hours. you look over to denver, international airport, just miles from where those brush fires were taking place, nearly 300 flights there cancelled. another 300 cancelled in seattle. this is across the country in the not only because of staffing shortages caused by covid outbreaks within the airlines, but also within tsa. just in the last week the number of tsa agents with positive covid has tripled. that's triple the number of tsa agents that are no longer working in the airports. the faa

family and friends tell me they never stopped looking for priscilla lewis's killer. they even held a vigil two years ago to renew interest in this case. now, after 25 years, the case has been solved and loved ones say, although this does not bring lewis back, it does provide some peace. nice protector was growing up. i was like a big brother because we grew up together in the same house. troy kins low of alejo shared these pictures of his cousin priscilla lewis, he said they were extremely close. they even lived in the same house import costed during their childhood and loved to ride horses together. she had a little horse named queeny. um and forecasted. and. five of ken's low last spoke with his cousin during her lunch break back on september 24th 1996, she worked as a waitress at four corners, pizza and pasta in crockett. later that night, she was found dead in the basement bathroom below the restaurant. her cause of death was asphyxia due to drowning. she was just 21. winslow said. lewis's death shattered their family and the case went cold. for decades. there we

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know a mother and daughter were in a changing room when they fired at a suspect nearby nbc news' priscilla thompson shows us what happened. >> reporter: the death of a 14-year-old girl shot and killed by the los angeles police has been ruled a homicide. >> he's to the right, fitting room. >> reporter: newly released video shows the moments just before police say they accidentally shot the teen the incident occurred in a burlington store in north hollywood last nuthursday the victim identified as valentino alta was turning on dress, at the same time, police say they were shooting at the suspect in the earlier assault as he stood in front of a wall investigators say the 14-year-old and her mother were behind that wall unbeknownst to officers. >> we were able to locate a 14-year-old female who was found deceased in that dressing room. >> reporter: the teen was killed by a gunshot wound to the chest, according to medical examiner. >> preliminarily, we believe that round was an officer's round. >> reporter: the suspect in the alleged assault that prompted the shooting 24-year-old daniel lopez w

nbc's priscilla thompson has more on this story. priscilla, what do we know?ng more about what happened. we heard valentina's mother talking about how she and her daughter were holding each other, and they both fell to the ground when the bullet went through the wall, and she realized her daughter had been hit. so it was very harrowing to hear those details. but we're also hearing the attorney saying valentina should not have been, quote, collateral damage in all of this. they're saying they believe there is more video that the lapd needs to release. of course, this is coming after the lapd did release more than 30 minutes' worth of video yesterday, 911 calls, body camera video and surveillance footage that shed light on what exactly happened in those moments leading up to the teen's death. the death of a 14-year-old girl shot and killed by los angeles police has been ruled a homicide. >> the fitting room to the right. fitting room. fitting room. >> reporter: the video shows moments before the police said they accidentally shot the teen. the lapd released the

part of the team following the developments, priscilla, what have you learned? thousands wait ago broad and here, the wait is excruciating. afghans describe being depressed and desperate after fleeing afghanistan earlier this year. in fact, one afghan that we spoke with says he's been waiting at a transit country that is a location where the u.s. sent afghans to be vetted and processed. he's been waiting there three months with his family. he told us prior to leaving afghanistan, he had turned in his passport to the u.s. embassy in kabul. but that was before the taliban took over. after that, he didn't get this paperwork back. that is the type of documentation that is lacking in these cases and can make it more difficult. now, the state department says they're trying to facilitate afghans without documentation but it's challenging both abroad and at home. tens of thousands of afghans still on domestic military bases. the u.s. has located 40,000 afghan families and many more are waiting and one of the challenges there is the housing crunch. there's just not enoug

priscilla, with that i want to go to you. you're looking at new york city obviously the center it seems for celebrations when it comes to new year's eve, right, paramedics, fire, police have all been affected by omicron, the subway shutting down as well on this new year's eve. how are they preparing to keep folks safe? >> reporter: well, yasmin, the ball is up in times square, but officials here are hoping to keep the crowd count down tonight. they're only going to be allowing around 15,000 people into the viewing area to watch that ball drop, and this is an area that would normally hold four times that. so that is one of the measures that has been put in place to help keep people safe. also when those viewers show up, they're going to be required to show their id and proof of vaccination and they're also going to have to wear those masks all night long as they ring in the new year. of course, these festivities come, as you mentioned, those record breaking case counts that we're seeing across the country, and new york city is

priscilla thompson is in times square ahead of the new year's eve celebrations, vaughn hillyard, and with housing works in new york city. dr. roy, i guess, i think the biggest question here is, what should be our expectations over the next few weeks. a million new cases in two days. that number, of course, is astounding. south africa, though, saying, listen, we have -- we're over it at this point. right? six weeks in this outbreak, really high numbers, not as many deaths, which is kind of the good news coming out of that story. what can we expect here over the next few weeks, as we continue to deal with this outbreak? >> yeah, good morning and happy new year's eve to you, yasmin. it is very concerning to most of us, in the health care field, my fellow physicians, as well as other front line health care workers, nurses and respiratory therapists and other hospital workers are truly feeling the crisis, as many hospitals throughout the united states are really in crisis mode yet again. and now on the heels of new year's eve, where, of course, there's concern that people will be gatherin

cnn's priscilla alvarez is live in washington with more. priscilla, what are you learning?e reality is there is a lot of work ahead for the biden administration as they try to re-settle afghans who evacuated when the taliban took over. to give you a sense of scope, nearly 3,000 afghans are still waiting at pad locations. those are transit countries used by the u.s. to continue to vet and process afghans as they made their way to the u.s. and tens of thousands still remain on domestic military bases. and this wait, this delay is really taking a toll on those evacuees who already endured intense trauma in evacuating afghanistan this fall. our colleague kylie atwood spoke to one afghan waiting in the united arab emirates with his family since september. and he says that his depression is increasing as he is desperate to come to the united states, and unclear as to why there is a delay. now, he, like many others, left afghanistan with little to no belongings. and that is crucial paperwork that could be used to process. now, the state department says they are trying to facilitat

>> oh, priscilla, what a sad story. that poor girl.wanting to celebrate her quinceanera, wanting to get a beautiful dress, i'm sure, and that poor family of hers, left to grieve and mourn her loss. priscilla thompson, thank you for bringing that to us. we appreciate it. >>> all right, everybody. coming up next, justin, the judge in the ghislaine maxwell trial giving a new timeline to the jury saying that covid could put the entire trial at risk. we're going to go to the courthouse, next. t risk we're going to go to the courthouse, next e finally on va. yeah, and kayak made it so easy - searching hundreds of travel sites to find us a great flight. my ears still won't pop after the flight but i don't even care.... what? kayak. search one and done. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. what? for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. in a courthouse here in new york city, the judge in the trial of former

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cnn's priscilla alvary takes us there. >> reporter: there are nose guarantees but carlos a migrant ise said. he is one of thousands of migrants to descend on this part of the border over the last few weeks. overwhelming border patrol and prompting the federal government to send more help. this is where migrants primarily from south america have been waiting for hours for border patrol to pick them up. we're seeing now three border patrol vans coming to pick up the migrants and take them to the station. waiting for hours, setting fires to just to keep warm. the buss have come. they've just left, what's next? he says the people here have waited are for years to come to the u.s. they have no other choice. economic and political instability in much of latin america has driven more and more mike grants north. uma has become a destination where migrants can cross and turn themselves into border patrol. >> this is hul unusual. >> reporter: the uma mayor issued a declaration tour help the situation in his city. >> this is a very out of the ordinary level of traffic for uma. >> reporter: the m

let me bring in my colleague priscilla alvarez on this story.re a number of members of congress who are really calling on the biden administration to do more on this front. what do we know about these kids right now? >> we know they're waiting, poppy, waiting to be reunited with their parents or family members who in many cases are still stuck in afghanistan and that for them alone is very difficult for them. in some cases children just won't eat because they think of their families who are still fleeing violence and fear in afghanistan. now, as you mentioned, members of congress have said the administration should make this a priority. take a listen to what congressman peter >> what does the biden administration need to do right now to kick-start these reunifications? >> show an ounce of political will. have president biden make this a priority. it all flows down from the fact that at the top in the oval office with the president, there is no sense of urgency, there is no sense of compassion or concern for those that were left behind. until tha

case in crockett is now how contra costa deputies helped identify the suspect in the killing of priscilla. and we're hearing from rapper travis scott for the first time since the astroworld festival tragedy. >> who he's blaming for the deaths that took place during his show. plus, new audio technology coming to the east bay. how the equipment will help alameda county or r >> this is interesting building trust in police by analyzing language used during community engagement. it's what new technology is aiming to do for officers in alameda. for is a segment. you talked to the chief of police. there to understand how the technology will help officers do their jobs. >> it's a story you'll see only here on kron 4. >> second. okay. take your head con dao conversations between officers and the public in the city of alameda will soon be analyzed using a new body camera audio technology platform that is programmed to flag at risk behavior. we have the opportunity to de-escalate. >> any type of situation. by the way, that we communicate with others. i'm excited that we're the first in california th

a cook found the body of 21- year-old priscilla lewis in the basement of her restaurant 25 years ago. detectives determined she drowned. a dna match eventually led sheriffs to this man, 51-year- old danny lamont hamilton , he is already serving a nearly 300 year sentence for a separate sexual assault case. he faces additional charges including murder and kidnapping. >>> on the fight against the coronavirus, california's test positivity rate is slowly trending downward with an average rate of 2.6%, but at least 81 people have died from the virus in the last day. today, the fda authorized vaccine boosters for older artualttg the extra shots? >> reporter: the fda has expanded eligibility for the pfizer covid booster shot to 16 and 17-year-olds . >> unless we double down on what we are doing, we could see an increase spike that goes even higher than that as we get deeper into december and january. >> reporter: only 26% of eligible americans have gotten the booster so far, just over 24% of those who can get the vaccine have not gotten a single dose. president biden held a meeting with his

cnn's priscilla alvarez joins me live from washington, d.c. this morning. stalled policy changes, lawsuits, party in fighting. you've covered it all. is there a course correction of sorts coming next year, you think? >> reporter: well, there were a lot of expectations this year that just didn't come through. we're nearing the first year of the biden administration, and there are still two controversial trump-era border policies that remain in effect. and that has fueled disappointment in advocates and dissolutionment among officials. what are those policies? first the public health order that allows border authorities to turn away migrants who are encountered at the u.s./mexico border. barring them from seeking asylum there. then there is also the remain in mexico policy. that is a policy that essentially forces non-mexican migrants to stay in mexico until their u.s. immigration court date. now, the biden administration had tried to terminate that early on, but a federal judge in texas blocked them from doing so in august. and just this month we saw the adm

. >> schifrin: to help figure out what's going on in myanmar, i'm joined by priscilla clapp. she previously served as chief of mission in myanmar and now a senior advisor to the u.s. institute of peace, a washington think tank established by congress. welcome back to the the newshour. this attack was brutal but we have seen other attacks just as brutal over the last few months from the military, why? >> the better part of a year, in fact. many months. they have run into very, very serious popular opposition in the country that they did not expect when they took over in a coupon february 1 of this past year. the original demonstrations against the coup makers have turned into violent opposition and so the military is fighting for its life now and particularly attacking areas of the country where the resistance is the strongestment and the area that they attacked on christmas day is one of those. >> schifrin: and so you referred to those original protestors, the civil disobedience movement in the cities. we've also got ethnic militiask people's defense forces as well are expand

priscilla lewis was 21 when she was brutally assaulted and murdered in a basement bathroom below four corners restaurant in crockett in september 1996. since the night of her murder, her cousin has urged never to give up in the pursuit of her killer. ? she's going too get some peace knew. >> reporter: they grew up in the same house, and he's like a big brother. now he's fighting back tears of joy because sheriffs have named a suspect. >> it brings a lot back. but it's something we've got to deal with. >> reporter: detectives sent a dna sample and came back to a match for 55-year-old danny hamilton. he was arrested three years after the murder in 1999 for unrelated sexual assault charges. and a 2019 feet owe from a state prison in san diego where he is serving a prison of 295 years after being convicted of those assault charges. >> leaving it in god's hands, but this hole that's in my family's heart and sole is finally going to be filled. >> reporter: another cousin who lived under the same roof has been waiting for this since he was a teenager. >> he promised he would fight, fight for

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carlos gonzales: ah, ya necesitábamos como $10,000, y gracias a, a sus-- de priscilla-- ella tenía elevolución, y también artistas como siqueiros, rivera, posadas; pintar los murales porque mucha de la gente no podía leer, y querían inspirarlos a la revolución; con ese sentimiento y ese sentido, también pintamos murales ahora en la mission. damián trujillo: ¿y qué se siente que tu trabajo esté en este libro nuevo, que también proyecta las imágenes de otros murales en el-- carlos gonzales: ah, mucho orgullo, tengo mucho orgullo, y también me sale más trabajo. damián trujillo: de verdad que sí; el mensaje que quieras tú, que quizás los que vean este libro, no solamente el mural tuyo, sino los demás que están aquí; el mensaje que quieras que ellos reciban. carlos gonzales: bueno, este, no más es pa' darle el sabor de la mission, porque no, no más tiene fotos de los murales, pero también capturó el barrio, los restaurantes, las fruterías, a todos los lugares que, que mucha gente conoce, que, que se crio en la mission, él capturó ese ambiente; y cualquier comunidad en los estados unidos, q

the body of 17-year-old priscilla lewis wous found in a rest room in the basement of four corners restaurant. this is in crocket back in 1996. she was a waitress there. this week investigators say they've got a dna hit from a sample submitted last year. it belongs to 51-year-old danny hamilton who has been to prison for sexual assault in southern california. the lewis family calls this news that they've been waiting for for more than two decades. >> yeah, it's a roller coaster right now for a couple of days. it's real joyful roller coaster. this guy is a monster. and he needs to be held accountable. >> the lewis family says they plan to see this case through to a trial if necessary. >>> developing this midday, two men now accused of starting the caldor fire are expected to be arraigned later this afternoon. authorities arrested a father and son, david and travis smith. the charge of reckless arson. so far prosecutors are not elaborating on why the two are now suspects, but their attorneys tell news agencies they had nothing to do with that fire other than calling 911 to report seeing the fla

positively identified the men who killed 21 year old priscilla lewis.ive up. yeah if you know , somebody in your family has been murdered or something. don't give up especially technology they got now. troy kings low is the victim's cousin , priscilla lewis was working at a pizza restaurant in crockett when she was killed. her body was found in a basement bathroom. her cause of death was asphyxia due to drowning. evidence was submitted to a crime lab last year, and this week it matched with 51 year old danny lamont hambleton hambleton is already serving time at a prison in san diego for sexual assault charges unrelated to this case. tesla is now facing a second lawsuit in less than a month, alleging hostile work environment against women at the carmakers. fremont factory tesla assembly line worker erica cloud filed the lawsuit this week, accusing. her former manager of continuous and pervasive sexual harassment, she alleges the manager hugged and massager while making crude and suggestive remarks and says she is now experiencing retaliation from other m

back in 1996, a cook found the body of 21-year-old waitress priscilla lewis in the bathroom at the four corners restaurant in crockett. they say she died after being drowned. new dna technology matched evidence to danny lamont hamilton. he's been in prison in san diego, serving a 295 year sentence for an unrelated sexual assault conviction. hamilton now faces charges of murder, kidnapping, and burglary . >>> new reaction to the resentencing of convicted murderer scott peterson. his sister is speaking out, and also amber frey, the woman who peterson was dating before his wife disappeared. peterson's sister said she is convinced he is guilty. >> the behavior eyewitness from scott after she disappeared was not that of a grieving husband, or a father-to-be. it was that of a roving bachelor. >> amber frey says she is willing to testify against peterson a second time. his lawyers are asking for a new trial, citing an issue with jury selection. tarmac the group save the wet roads is looking for some major donations to help protect more northern california trees. a logging company has put a 5 m

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the contra costa sheriff has formally charged a man with the murder of a teenage girl. 17-year-old priscilla lewis was killed in a restroom in the basement of the four corners restaurant in crockett back in 1996. she waited tables there. this week detectives got a match to a dna sample submitted last year. it belongs to 51-year-old danny hamilton who has been in prison for sexual assault in southern california. it is news that lewis's family has been waiting for for more than two decades. a break in the case. >> a roller coaster right now. it's real joyful, a roller coaster. this guy is a monster. and he needs to be held accountable. >> and they plan to see this case through even if a trial is necessary. >>> be on the lookout. police in mountain view say, investigators released these pictures them say this man grabbed a girl inappropriately and told her to come to his apartment. the girl was able to break free and run for help. >>> have you noticed more cars on the roads and more people writing b.a.r.t.? b.a.r.t. saw its highest ridership yesterday since the beginning of the pandemic. howeve

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but yamazik, priscilla globes loves to prove the heads of states. and governments have clearly states that no participants of the o s. c, e should insure the security by damaging security of others. so when stalsen berg made this high brow and arrogant statement that no one can reach the principal, the washington treaty in accordance with which doors are open for any candidate wishing to accede to nato, we can say that we are not party to this organization. we have not signed this treaty, but we have signed a broader pan regional euro atlantic documents that includes the principle of indivisible security. and if you installed some burg, believe the native members can ignore this principle that is enshrined in their documents that are the highest level than perhaps it is indeed time for him to get a different job. because he does not perform his functions very well. and he called for the formalization within the legal framework to prevent mat expanse in eastwards, and that a recent discussions had been actually quite positive that washington had list

the 1st time about her allegation of sexual assault against a former top communist party official priscilla tongue is fit on ground or wish to walk. you walk you is she there she are. these hometown ah, yeah. when we was in war, good in your come on to go that i often with oh so you know john news she didn't last month. punctuated social media post shocked. many in china and the tennis community. she said she was assaulted by former vice premier zango lee and was forced into a relationship within 30 minutes. that post was removed. pung wasn't seen in public for 3 weeks, and cold screw for proof of a safety videos like these started emerging of social media in sundays video punk says, she's always been free. oh, told all to your mom that evelyn question you do the answer towards the yama to here we order laid potentially i would it is of yamma region. although women's tennis association had to spend a tournaments in china because of concerns over b gene. censorship of pang and her well being in a reaction to sunday's interview, the w t. a says the video is not enough to address their concern

zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan say they are committed to fulfilling legal requirements when ites to maintaining reservoir safety. couple already owns more than a thousand acres on that island. >>> live look now at san francisco and san jose. the top two most expensive cities to retire in. according to a new list. financial website magnify money says san francisco requires the biggest retirement nest egg of any metro area in the nation. more than a million -- $1.5 million. san francisco. san jose, almost as expensive. requiring retirees to have about $1.4 million in savings. and for the next spot, well, it's pretty much tied for the next three spots. honolulu at 1.37, then comes santa cruz which came in a hair more expensive if you can believe that than new york city. well, it went down to the wire at chase center tonight. ooh. >>> one of the toughest opponents the warriors have faced this year is their own covid protocol list. andrew wiggins cleared to play tonight but almost simultaneously draymond green becomes the latest warrior to enter covid protocol joining three other te

there are now questions about how china may respond both in the short and long term. katya low priscilla young al jazeera while it's close to beijing, now we can speak to chris one that katrina you and katrina will be hearing from the foreign ministry gayden coming us. what do we expect? how that's right. they're expected to give a briefing sometime this afternoon, paging time, and really were expecting similar comments. they have been repeating the same kind of sentiments over the past few weeks when these 1st rumors came out that the u. s . was mulling over this move. china has acute washington, a political grandstanding, political, political, manipulation of distorting the spirit of the games. and we've had chinese states media similarly expressed the same sentiment, saying that this is the us trying to contain china and reflect a cold war mentality. so this will no doubt escalate tensions just weeks after president jor biden present. she didn't think sat down to a video colon at the time the business community world to mystic that the relationship was at least stabilizing. and now th

predict more extreme weather may strike over the weekend with potential storms. heading east castillo priscilla young al jazeera, puffy gall have joined us now lie from our washington bureau. i shall undone, struck by the images, which is why i was slightly hesitant. patsy, as we continued to look at them, it's an unpredictable scenario, uttered a very unfortunate time of the year. a very unusual time of the year when it comes to tornadoes for the people who live in tornado alley. as it's known, they know that they need to be on the lookout fortune needed for tornadoes for out, for march, till about june and july. after that you kind of let your guard down because this is extremely rare. it's supposed to be cold in that part of the country, but what we are seeing is the sort of a heat wave and a cold for coming in. hence the storms was also really unusual about the storms is how long they stayed on the ground. usually when you cover tornado, you can see them coming and you know that they're going to come down and then they're going to bounce back up in the. and that's, that's why they're so unp

now, sol as priscilla, physician as resistance on european strengths to brussels of the latest city, to say a massive protest against cobra, restrictions and things got quite techy with people hurling rocks and police using tear gas and water cannon. ah. and it's not just belgium, where anti champ sentiment is boiled over the weekend. people are also out in force across austria, germany and slovenia. and despite the world health organization's insistence that our inoculation is the only way to and the pandemic. early my colleague in, in r neal discussed the ease vaccination campaign with a panel of guess. we've gone through 2 years of at least in this country, people saying one thing doing, doing the other than the actually changing the rules. and when they opened up the parks in this country, for instance, that was the end of it. we're never going to be able to get back to the point where people need to make the tough decisions, allow employees to, to work from home without penalty or social ostracize ation. we know that vaccines do a fantastic job for a very safe medicine. and that

predict more extreme weather may strike over the weekend with potential storms. heading east castillo priscilla young al jazeera. well, we are expecting the governor kentucky to come out and speak and make another official announcement at some stage, and that is the scene at the moment across may field. and we'll go that live as when it happens. let's go over to washington dc. well, our correspondent particle have joined the party. you've covered tornadoes in your career, across the americas. these sorts of incidents to create a whole deal of emergency health, both locally and from federal government. what's really the situation at the moment between the, the, the offices in charge? well, we've heard from president joe biden, he put out a tweet saying that is an unimaginable loss to lose family members like this. i just want to give you some perspective the us house tornadoes, therapy, the people who live in what we call tornado alley know about tornadoes. they take precautions. most homes have some sort of shelter that you can go to, but they don't expect it. in december we have like a tornado

there are now questions about how china may respond both in the short and long term. katya low priscilla young al jazeera, while more now on the asian reaction with katrina, you who's in the chinese capital. they have been repeating the same kind of sentiments over the past few weeks when these 1st rumors came out that the u. s. was mulling over this move. china has accused washington of political grandstanding, political, political, manipulation of distorting the spirit of the games. and we've had chinese states media similarly express the same sentiment saying that this is the us trying to contain china and reflect a cold war mentality. so this will no doubt escalate tensions just weeks after president jor biden. and present, she didn't think, sat down to a video colon at the time the business community world to mystic that the relationship was at least stabilizing. and now this is again, spiked concerns about what this might mean for the 2 countries trade between the 2 countries exchanges between the 2 countries. the aging is currently mulling over what exactly it's going to do to res

bitchy other regions around the country also came out in protest of the deal, including the state of priscilla in the east. therefore in the west and just the estates which neighbors hot wow, scared monkey. the corner from the army can't be possible government because they are the ones who come and kill us. they can't be the same ones to come and rule us . so we're coming out against the army chief behind and his deputy allison recommend it. they should not use their bullets and tear gas on us and our children, let them use it in a room for the army should be in the barracks if they were wearing civilian clothing, they could have stood with us or like a family from various parts of the city theatre with family, none of you can with across the mile, thousands gathered in front of the presidential palace on monday to voice their anger at the military and the deal. security forces use tear gas to disperse them. since the takeover medical workers there at least 44 people have been killed and nearly 300 injured yet more protests are scheduled for the coming days. many here say they won't stop until

more extreme weather may strike over the weekend with potential storms, heading east carts, hello, priscilla young al jazeera. particle halo correspond with his following events for a while washington bureau, apache, i mean, these sorts of incidents often see state governors requesting household federal government offering it to those affected. where are we on the timeline? as far as that's concerned, will given as this scale and the scope of these storms is likely that those requests have already been sent to the white house will be watching to see the president joe biden is in delaware. we're usually goes on the weekends us as a store of this magnitude might prompt him to return to the white house just because this is so unusual. just to give you a sense. somebody who lived in the midwest, you expect tornadoes, you prepare for them. you watched the weather very carefully. between march and about june and july. that's tornado season in tornado alley. this does happen occasionally. it december, but not like this. this is a huge storm to steve. your sense of the amazon facility in southern il

it's the 2nd time christmas eve mass has been held in st. peter's, priscilla ker, in the vatican since the pandemic began. and it's really, it's an honor to get to see this during such a big holiday like this of the site, the center of cassini and the biggest hall day of the year. so i think i'm lucky get to get to see this. and especially during covered you know, so yeah i, i'm very, very honored to be here and i love it. it's very beautiful. the, the, i'm a little now they are well. ok, we hope to return to what we call normality. because this is not a life we can call normal by the standards we are used to that so 2022 will free us city. i'm okay. i don't have the fear about air, the gobby because he's our life we are john. so we need to, we need to, to do something different because if you are, we need to live, we need to live the threat. ah, the what you all to 0 it.

zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chen say they're committing to following required conditions. >>> theovernment says it will allow cruise ships carrying covid-19 people to dock there. it comes after two ports refused to allow passengers ashore because their ships had positive cases. the health department says passengers or crew who show no symptoms will be allowed to come ashower. those with symptoms or a positive virus test will be quarantined or given medical care. mexico is one of the few countries in the world that has instituted no travel restrictions, no testing requirements, and no mandatory face mask requirements for visitors. >>> andrew wiggins has been cleared to play. he played last night. but almost simultaneously draymond green became the latest warrior to enter covid protocol, joining three other teammates. unfortunately warriors couldn't pull through, falling to the nuggets, so close, 89-86. >>> the sharks battled the coyotes. the sharks scored a season-high eight goals and ride away with a tough 8-7 win. with did get a win. >> exactly. >>> okay. well right now at 6:00,

she ordered on the internet for one of priscilla. i went to a hospital just to confirm that i am not pregnant anymore. all tell us about wednesday or i was brutally examined, though, on the doctor didn't providing any medical information. instead, she scared me saying the state prosecutor needed to know that she would report me to the authorities about those wall. she, jonathan washing despite poland, sneered total ban on abortion, women who terminate pregnancies cannot be prosecuted under polish law. that however, didn't prevent the police from interrogating her. claudia coast oak tells me, oh sam. okay, says look what we asked and they wanted to know how the pills were delivered out what the package looked like. so i'm open. i had to give them the names of all my friends who knew i had an abortion. not, no idea what that was for help. also. last year, a court ruled that abortion in poland is only permitted in cases of rape or incest, or when the mother's life is threatened, thousands took to the streets in protest with the intact u

concord police are asking for help tonight locating a missing woman with dementia. 73 year old priscillast seen in the area of downtown concord of the downtown concord, bart station. she stands three ft. 5 ft. excuse me three inches tall, weighs about £130 and has gray hair. she was wearing a red and black puffy coat of pink striped shirt, black leggings, slippers and a pink hat. you have any information? please call police. the san francisco medical examiner today identified the victim of a deadly shooting on christmas eve. this is video from the scene from the citizen app, authorities say. 43 year old alexander marquette of san francisco was gunned down last friday afternoon on sunday. dale avenue, new mclaren park. police have not made any arrest and did not release any information on potential suspects. the san mateo county coroner today identified the motorcyclist killed on highway 11 in menlo park 36 year old adam christopher wolf of san jose, was killed early yesterday morning. authorities say he hit a disabled vehicle in lane one while traveling south on highway one. oh, one just