appears there's worse to come dozens die in remote parts of indonesia and east timor with more to rancho rain forecast. a subdued celebration most people stay at home for brazil's special easter mass because of the coronavirus crisis and gary is ruling party is on target to win another general election but faces tough coalition negotiations after a large protest vote. thank you for joining us jordan his government says it's for ted what it calls a malicious plot to destabilize the country the half brother of king abdullah has been put under house arrest he says he's being punished for speaking out against corruption but jordan separte prime minister says friends hamza and other top officials have been under surveillance for some time hoda abdel-hamid has our report. it was talk about the 0 hour to government said that prompted jordan's king abdullah to give the green light for the arrest of mordant dozen people including bessemer would allow a former head of the royal court and finance minister he then became part of the inner circle of prince hamza bin hasin to have read of the king who

the l rancho vegas opened with 63 rooms.his was considered big, but this was the first time in the united states they built an isolated gambling destination. they have done it down in mexico, but the mexican government and gambling there. it was the same architect. what made l rancho vegas different was you could do everything there. this was into an with the reality of casino economics. back when gambling was illegal in most cities they wanted the people to lose their money and leave quickly. they would cheat them. that was how you made money. here they have a shot at legitimacy, games are honest. there is that house edge, though. the way the house edge works is that over time the customer will probably lose. in the short run the customer could get really lucky. what you want to do is have a lot of stuff around the customer to keep them from leaving your casino. you want them to lose your money back to you. you get stuff like this, which to me is really instructive, because this man is throwing caution to the wind and eatin

que inmigrantes han hecho, al igual que personas estÁn involucradas en actividad ilÍcita tomando su rancho la administraciÓn presente, que despierte, que parece que estÁn dormidos, porque no quieren reconocer que hay peligros, que hay una crisis. >>> espera que la polÍtica de esta nueva administraciÓn cambien para no afectar mÁs ranchos. >>> nÚmero de niÑos no acompaÑados que cruzaron la frontera sur en marzo, rompiÓ rÉcord, llegaron mÁs de 18 mil 500 segÚn datos preliminares y esto es 60% que el rÉcord anterior. esto se habÍa alcanzado en mayo de 2019, alejandro mayorkas dijo que la patrulla fronteriza trabaja para frenar esto. >>> como ya es tradiciÓn, este dÍa se realizÓ en la alcaldÍa de is tapo laba la escenificaciÓn de viernes santo, a este evento acuden h2 millones de personas por la emergencia vale skwo una vez mÁs a puertas cerradas. >>> las trompetas anuncian los momentos cruciales. >>> en el escenario, a los pies del santuario, los actores dieron su mejor esfuerzo para recrear la historia. >>> pero esta vez, en el lugar donde hace 178 aÑos se repite esto, hicieron falta a aplaus

at least 49 people dead after to rancho rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia so. i'm not marry any individual bullshit now i'm mad at the system. george floyd's uncle tells al jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer derek show them. now jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces it into stepped it communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign policies planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrested so far for exams and says he's been placed placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence he's popular in jordan is a favorite son of the late king hussein his mother queen noor has described the allegations against him as wicked sunda but leaders around the middle east have voiced support for king abdullah with his saudi and moroccan counterparts calling him to express their solidarity or t

tengo miedo que le hayan hecho algo >>> juan muÑoz soldado del ejÉrcito de los estados unidos en rÍo ranchocarro estaba en el rÍo grande en el puente y que que me preparara para lo peor porque habÍan en encontrado sus pertenencias en el carro >>> estaba el auto pero de su cuerpo nada >>> nada >>> y quÉ le dicen?. >>> no mÁs hay un investigador y Él no me da informaciÓn y grupos voluntarios que bajan en lancha cada semana tambiÉn el departamento de los sheriff me han ayudado a buscar en el agua pero regresan con las manos vacÍas no lo encuentran >>> desde hace meses en octubre juan querÍa abandonar el ejÉrcito pero nunca dio motivos en febrero llegÓ la noticia a su madre >>> fue el peor dÍa para mÍ y abrÍ la puerta a la policÍa y le encontramos necesitamos entrar y cuando entraron me dijeron siÉntese primero y me dio mucha desesperaciÓn. porque imaginaba lo peor. porque es un puente que ya pues mucha gente se ha suicidado ahÍ. >>> se habrÁ suicidado >>> no lo creo es valiente >>> cuenta que su hijo era un joven trabajador, comprometido, responsable >>> ¿ quÉ significa su hijo para usted? >>>

tropezó cuando la mirada del niño dice todo , y así vamos un - para nosotros poder llegar a nuestros ranchosciones. - ¿y usted cobra por abrir y cerrar el muro? ¿usted no cobra alguito? - la doctora que estaba atendiendo a mi hija me dice que la niÑa estaba en coma. una niÑa de 13 aÑos, doctora. - ¿por quÉ estaba en coma? - no, estaba en coma porque la niÑa se hizo una cirugÍa estÉtica. le dio un paro cerebral. asÍ me la entregaste. el

. >> un reten con tecnologia a avavn avanzada detecta drogas, ellos se internan en los ranchos en dondenimales les provocan la muerte >> es dificil el ver cosas asi, es el hijo del padre de una madre, tengo el corazon grande . >> lop que empezo como un sue muchas veces termina en tragedia regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo >> por otra parte, sube las cifras de menores m migrantes e custodia del gobierno muchos padres no saben en donde se encuentran >> es el casmaria su hija viajando desde el salvador, este estaba en un centro de det detencion, la madre dice que la menor fue abusada, la angustia es la de miles de padres . >> hace mes y mdio desde que yo practicamente no se de ella, en la ultima llamada que recibi la tenian recluida, ellos me d dijeron que no me podian decir por seguridad . >> queremos contrarrestar la retorica, criminalizando la situacion >> segun esta madre, son varios documentos que no dicen en donde esta la menor >> tenemos ncvovedades del caso y secuestrada, y en san jose, y estuvieron detenidas, sabemos que estara, >> tengo la mejor noticia del mundo, . >> asi f

peligrosa >> rogelio es el testigo, es e hallazgo el alguacil del re reportado cuerpo sin vida en un ranchota en medio de un os arbustos espinosos >> es la sombra de tmar lo que tienen . >> oficiales del alguacil y agentes tuvieron que cortar los arbiuistos para acceder al siti. >> en lo que vbruno valdez de aÑo, joven que se refugio en la zona fue hallado aparentemente porque tenian aves de rapiÑa alrededor, y tambien lo que desprendia su cuerpo . >> la autopsia revel o la caus y sigue siendo una trampa morta >> ahopririta estamos al 20 por ciento arriba mas que el aÑo pasado, todavia no entramos . >> antes de llegar a falfurrias, en la carretera, shay un trete para detectar el trafico de drogas, por eso los choyotes se internan en los rancojhhos >> como no, somos humanos, es hijo o padre de una madre, y pues tengo el cortaazon grande >> lo que comenzo como un sueÑo m,uchas veces termina en tr tragedia, en falfurrias, noticias telemundo . >> el joven mexicano que grabo i video viral fue repatriado en tijuana, recuerde la imagen que se hizo viral en redes sociales, las cautivo por competlet

raÚl: lo recibiÓ en el rancho que fue refugio del cantante.tuvo sin trabajar como 8 aÑos aquÍ viviÓ. aquÍ se la pasÓ construyendo. yo estuve con Él acompaÑÁndolo. astrid: to pablo busca la forma de generar dinero para comprar material y trabajar para mantener el lugar vivo, el lugar que le pertenecÍa a su hermano juan gabriel. pablo: es caro. la luz simplemente hay recibos de $4000 mensuales, pero hay que trabajar, hay que generar, yo no nacÍ rico. me quedÉ pobre porque quise. me gustaba mÁs la pobreza que la riqueza. astrid: no le ha pedido a los hijos de juan gabriel ayuda para restaurar la finca porque no ha tenido comunicaciÓn con ellos. el trato de ellos hacia Él, no lo considera el mÁs justo. pablo: mis respetos para ellos, no sÉ cÓmo viven, ni cÓmo es su vida. los conocÍ de niÑos, nunca pensÉ como ellos iban a actuar conmigo. siempre hemos tenido personas en conveniencias y cuestiones legales. no tenemos una relaciÓn y aquÍ lo Único que tengo yo es que si vienen y quiere platicar conmigo, yo los recibo. y todo eso va a pasar nada mÁs, s

. >> authorities say woods was driving in a 45 mile per hour zone and ranchos. rancho palace. verdes is they say his car jumped a median hit a street sign and then crossed several lanes before crashing into a tree. investigators also saying today that no drugs or alcohol were inside of the system. woods is currently in florida recovering from surgery. >> next, a use of force expert and a special agent from minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension. among those testify in the derek chauvin trial today. why some are saying the momentum in the case has shifted and in sports, the a's looking to finally break through to get their first w of the season. sports director jason dumas school have th >> 5 folks today testifying in the derek chauvin trial day 8 use of force expert from los angeles. police. >> a special agent for minnesota's bureau of criminal apprehension, which is the state's version of the fbi along with 3 forensic experts. now we do want to warn you, some people may find this video disturbing reporter janel forte is in minneapolis with a look at today's proceedings. >>

reportera: a los 74 aÑos el ex presidente nÚmero 43 vive su retiro en su rancho de texas, desde el 2009era: no sÓlo pinta, hasta publicÓ un libro llamado " retratos de los inmigrantes norteamericanos" . [habla en inglÉs] >> son 43 inmigrantes, sus historias en busqueda de un mejor futuro aquÍ. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: en entrevista el ex presidente compartiÓ su frustracciÓn con la periodista... por no lograr una reforma migratoria durante su gobierno. [habla en inglÉs] >> todas fueron ordenes ejecutivas y lo que esto significa que el congreso no estÁ haciendo su trabajo? >> el presidente george bush hizo un trabajo extraordinario para llegar a demÓcratas y republicanos para un consenso para poder pasar la reforma migratoria. reportera: estÁ de acuerdo con reforma con camino a la ciudadanÍa. el problema con el tema de inmigraciÓn, dice george bush, que se generÓ una imagen de temor hacia ellos. Él espera que con el arte y su pintura el pueblo se acerque a los inmigrantes como seres humanos. [habla en inglÉs] ilia: esta noche, la corte suprema escuchÓ hoy los argumentos de una batalla

outside an elementary school today demanding the district is not close the school, they say closing ranchoelementary would further segregate the school district, they also say it would pack classrooms and overcrowd classrooms, the school district says it needs to consolidate due to declining enrollment and revenue. >> for the class of 2021 in san francisco, the mayor signed off on outer graduations, the san francisco unified is allowed to host outdoor dens with social distancing for high school seniors, 4000 graduates will be honored in staggered ceremonies june 1st through the third. >>> going live to oracle park, giants fans can buy tickets for the vaccinated only section starting this week. this is allowing more fans at the ballpark more than doubling the capacity. vaccinated sections will allow the stadium to see fans closer together, they will likely open at 50% capacity come may. >>> looking live at the big board, how are stocks doing, the dow is up about 35 points, we are learning much more about the u.s. population and potentially the future of our political landscape as more peopl

school officials are considering closing el rancho elementary school due to costs. protesters said that it will impact the latin, asian and pacific islander community. >> we are trying to support our school. this is an incredible school. diverse and it supports all backgrounds of the kids. we have kids from all over the world here. this is a beautiful campus and the teachers are the greatest. it would be a real shame to do away with the school. 's but the school district is expected to consider which elementary school to close. they said whichever school is chosen they are committed to ensuring that the needs of families are addressed. >>> great news for the class of 2021 in san francisco. no more drive through graduations. the marriages signed off on outdoor commencement. the san francisco unified school district is allowed to host the outdoor events with social distancing for high school seniors. 4000 graduates will be honored in staggered ceremonies june 1 through june 3. >>> contra costa got their debt paid off. ograathelps eliminate any outstanding fees for gra

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dot org petition to keep rancho elementary school open.the committee will give a presentation tomorrow with their final recommendation coming at the end of may. they'll have a little bit longer to get your real id in case you don't already have one department of homeland security announced today it will extend the deadline from october. 1st of this year a 3rd 2023 dhs says the ongoing pandemic was the biggest factor behind the delay with many drivers licensing agencies still operating at limited capacity. according to the agency. 43% of all state issued driver's licenses and id cards are currently real id compliance. and big tech companies back on capitol hill to answer questions about social media algorithms which impact what users see read and think. and now congress wants to get the bottom of how it works and how to stop the spread of misinformation. our washington correspondent kellie meyer has the latest for us. >> social media giant facebook, twitter and youtube faced senators on how social media algorithms could be dividing the coun

a woman plunged 30 feet off of a trail onto a steep cliffside in rancho -- rescuers hooked her up to a cable and wasted her up to safety. luckily she was not injured. >>> caltrans has cleared a major rockslide just outside of south lake tahoe. boulders came tumbling down on both sides of the highway. cutting off the roadway four hours and causing big delays. >>> caltrans workers blasted the boulders out of the way before they closed off the road a car crashed into the rocks and tipped over. although the roadway is now clear, caltrans is not done with the work. drivers should expect one-way traffic control and delays over the weekend. >>> stretch of pristine beachfront property in southern california could soon be returned to its rightful owners. bruises beach was wrongfully seized from a black family nearly a century ago.>> reporter: is one of the renowned beats beach areas. this small parcel of land north of the pier has a sinister past. >> hopefully all of us here can begin to write a wrong that happened 100 years ago. >> what is now a lifeguard station was once bruce's large lodge

the airbags did deploy and thankfully, he was wearing a seat belt reporting live in rancho palace. faraday's i'll send it back to you. haley what do you know about the body camera footage of the rescue? do we know if that will be released? i did actually asked that very question at the press conference today, and the sheriff said no. basically, it's a prize. vusi issue and the only thing he said that it would really show is a very badly injured person. julie yeah, all right, hayley winslow reporting live for us tonight in southern california. hayley. thank you. in san francisco. the school board says that they're committed to bringing all students and teachers back to the classroom for in person instruction. by this fall. during their long meeting last night, the school district presented their reopening plan. it'll begin with lower grade schools reopening next. one day, middle and high school campuses are set to reopen at the end of the month. some elementary school parents say they're concerned, though, that their kids will be in class without their teachers. i have a kindergartn

parents say if the same criteria were used before narrowing it down to two schools, rancho and loose,tton would not be there. facing closure. my main concern is this that a lot of parents are not gonna be able to that is gonna affect them financially because they're gonna be trying to get earlier to walk to school. they might be late to walk to work. this is not the time in the middle of a pan german to be closing schools, schools air hub of the community and families bond together. we need each other. each school has its own community, its own personality. a decision on the closure could be made by tomorrow night. still ahead, the berkeley city council votes on a project to develop hundreds of new, affordable homes near bart stations what they decided and on the eve of his 100 day in office president biden said to address a joint session of congress some of the key issues he's exp it? bite. is to go. an s to a joint session of congress tomorrow night. it is the first of his presidency and will mark his 1st 100 days in office. some of the key issues will likely include the coronavirus

this is a live look at the rally in front of city hall in novato nevado school district, says ranchoand loose sutton elementary could be shut down due to falling enrollment and lack of money. now parentsew crr school closure. is that includes diversity and high rates of english learners. parents say if the committee used the same criteria before narrowing it down to two schools, rancho and loose, sutton would not be facing potential closure. we have people from 30 different countries, several different languages. the sudden this is incredible school, diverse, supports all backgrounds of kids. again we want to make it clear here that only one of those two schools maybe shut down. a special committee is now tasked with recommending which won the district should close. it's likely that a decision could be made tomorrow night. that beautiful day out there today have a live camera up. i want to show you just how clean the atmosphere is. we got a little bit of rain. and a little bit of wind. it just cleaned out the error and boy it's a beautiful day out there looking across from sutro towe

we're narrowing it down to the two schools, rancho and loose sutton would not be facing closure.in the middle of a pan german to be closing schools, schools, air hub of the community and families bond together. we need each other. each school has its own community, its own personality. special committee is now going to examine the situation and recommend which school should be closed. it's likely a decision could be made tomorrow night as more people around the bay area get vaccinated against covid-19. they're increasingly being rewarded with fewer restrictions. ktvu is christien kafton tells us the san francisco giants have set up vaccination on lee sections for fans to get a little closer to a traditional baseball experience. it's right there in the song. take me out to the ball game. take me out with the crowd, but the pandemic has met social distancing and crowds were too risky now, with more and more fans receiving vaccinations, the san francisco giants are offering tickets in vaccinated on lee sections. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens u

que hoy cumple 2 meses de desaparecido en los alrededores de la base de la guardia nacional de rÍo rancho> la guardia nacional de mÉxico dijo a telemundo que colabora con la policÍa local para localizar a juan muÑoz y que su desapariciÓn sigue bajo investigaciÓn. la policÍa del estado de nuevo mÉxico nos revelÓ que otro auto aparte del soldado estaba ahÍ. >> un segundo vehÍculo se detuvo detrÁs del suyo, al parecer el vehÍculo se quedÓ como dos minutos, y se fue. >> la madre del soldado hispano no cree que su hijo se haya tirado del puente, y mientras no lo encuentra lleva 60 dÍas de sufrimiento. >> ha sido una pesadilla, lo peor que he vivido en mi vida. >> la mamÁ de josÉ muÑoz nos dice que se comunicÓ con la maÁa de vanessa guillÉn quien le dio su respaldo y le dijo que no parara en la lucha hasta encontrar a su hijo, en. >>. >> volvemos a minneapolis donde las calles se llenan de jÚbilo y alivio tras el veredicto que hallÓ culpable al expolicial derek chauvin culpable de asesinato de george floyd, ahÍ estÁ rubÉn ¿cÓmo sigue la noche y la celebraciÓn? >> quÉ tal, josÉ, aquÍ en la zona

authorities say woods was in a 45 mile an hour zone in rancho palos for days. >> they say he jumped a median hit a street sign and crossed a number of lanes before crashing into a tree. investigators also said today that no drugs or alcohol were present in his system. tiger woods is currently in florida recovering from a number of surgeries. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast on blustery wednesday night. this is the view from mount tam and let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with an update yet winds kind of kicking up around the bay area today that sea breeze blowing a little stronger keeping our temperatures. >> down somewhat. so we got a lot of sunshine away from the immediate coastline right out toward e beaches. the fog is already kind socked in there in spots and going to fill in for the night to looking outside right now. here's a beautiful shot from arispe cam. you can see some of those clouds there in the distance as you approach the coastline more than on the way overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, expecting some of that fog

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just go washington out to sea or jakarta. well let's get more on the situation in east timor we can speak now to susan santos he is the pacific policy fellow destroying the pacific security college joins us via skype from whining to and jersey we got a glimpse there of the devastation being seen in east timor tell us more about how bad the situations here in the natural disaster which is it similar stand that flooded now which is it really has actually caused an immense amount of damage not just. to the capital itself but throughout the whole country and. the impact on and damage to the national infrastructure. is quite substantial. so what we're saying is. so i just going say in delhi the capital you mentioned a lot of people being displaced how bad are the evacuations how serious the evacuations. are currently in dealing levon evacuation centers with 2000 families affected so you do the tumults the government is. trying its best to deal with the

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just a washington al-jazeera jakarta. at least 2 fishermen have been killed after their boat collided with a cargo ship in indonesia's java sea the fishing boat capsized and divers are searching for 15 people who are still missing so far no reason has been given for the collision a state of emergency has been declared in a county in western florida after a leak at a wastewater pond raised fears that hundreds of homes could be deluged the pond contains hazardous waste from an old fertilizer factory the state's governor is downplaying the danger i recall he has this report. it's the one question thousands of people in the u.s. state of florida are asking will this spill turn into a giant flood we're talking about the potential of about 600000000 gallons within a matter of seconds and minutes leaving that retention pool and going around the surrounding areas the danger one pond collapses and the other 2 near it also breach the potential of 3700000000

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves. jessica joins me now from the capital jakarta just really it's all about the rescue efforts going help access for the rescue services. well that's right we just heard an update from indonesia's national board for disaster management they have confirmed that the death toll now stands at $68.00 individuals in the east nusa tenggara province and 70 people are still missing rescue workers are trying desperately to reach these individuals and to reach these villages in need but it is a complicated matter indeed because of the ongoing weather difficulties we know that there's a tropical low system which is creating strong winds and heavy rains within this area and that is hampering the rescue effort we understand that the heavy is the hardest hit island is the island of in east flora's region but it is difficult to access that island because of the weather difficulties and because of the strong current authorities reported waves of between 4 to 6 meter

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just to washington al-jazeera jakarta . now anti-government protests have again been held in thailand's capital for months demonstrators have been calling for the constitution to be reformed they say it doesn't support their rights or freedoms they're also demanding the release of pro-democracy protesters. well have also been more protests across me on ma despite weeks of increased violence there by the military in mandalay one group gathered at dawn on motorbikes calling for a return to democracy more than 550 people have now been killed since the military seized power on february 1st in yangon demonstrators carried painted eggs with anti military slogans to show their opposition to the coup many of the eggs also had a drawing of the 3 fingered salute as you can see which has become a symbol of resistance there. now $22.00 indian security personnel have died during a raid on a maoist rebel hideout in eastern chad just days one maoist fighter was

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves and jessica joins me now from jakarta just got i mean the rescue efforts obviously continuing the death toll rising what are you hearing about how the emergency services are being able to respond to what we're seeing a lot cv screens. well it certainly is challenging so health for these emergency services as they're trying to reach these affected areas we know now that it's not only the region of east flora's which is effective but also the wider region of east near certain garra we've heard from a local government official there who has confirmed that at least 600 houses are impacted but it's likely that the number could actually be much higher we understand that government officials such as rescue workers and military and police personnel are still attempting to reach the island of other nara which is likely to be the worst impacted island among this region now because of the weather conditions that i mentioned earlier and terms of the tropical

this past week, a committee met to discuss the at risk schools, rancho elementary and sullen, sudden elementary. parents from both appealed to the committee to keep their respective schools open and say they'll continue to fight for their kids. fights not it's not over who were still working and helping out this is it's a hard decision. whatever they decide to do, it's hard for the kids, you know, changing. you know all the changes and new school new teachers, new friends and just everything that comes along with that. it's very difficult. the committee will meet again this wednesday. it's not certain whether they'll make a final decision then, but the topic is expected to be center stage. springtime snow hit the sierra today after a dry winter. many were happy to see snow returned to the higher elevations and drivers were prepared to install chains on their tires. but. the snow didn't stick and the roads remain clear. reporter emily maha maha has the story now from the sierra. trip ever. yeah, i didn't know you. yes, cool. a little cold. didn't stop families from getting out in the

support that they might want this past week the committee met to discuss the schools at risk now are ranchontary and loose sudden elementary. parents from both appealed to the committee to keep their respective schools opens. blue satin makes the least sense too close. financial already offers a welcoming school, linwood kept its curriculum in place despite being the most expensive school per student out of the three. it's saving grace was the school's new dual immersion program. that means students learn english and spanish. at the same time, it's the only dual immersion program in the county to dismantle the program. would not work for these students. the committee will meet again this wednesday. it's not certain they'll make a final decision then, but the topic is expected to be center stage. the fight's not it's not over who are still working and. and helping out this is it's a hard decision, whatever they decide to do, it's hard for the kids, you know, changing. you know all the changes and new school new teachers, new friends and just everything that comes along with that. it's very d

least 50 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor and this moisture aim weather on the way to rancho rain cause destruction across a chain of islands in the south with rescue workers struggling to reach remote areas jessica washington reports. these forests in tunisia flash flooding and landslides have killed dozens of people in at least 7 villages and the death toll is expected to rise many families say their loved ones are still missing. as the scale of the disaster unfolds communities are in mourning. this man's body was pulled from the debris people in the video say he was a teacher. thousands of houses are likely to have been buried under mud after the landslides at least 5 bridges were destroyed and most roads blocked hampering access for search and rescue workers or. we need to work on giving the logistics because this is extreme weather we have to use both we're looking into planes or helicopters we will split the needs of the people their power and communication lines are down making it difficult for authorities to know the extent of the disaster authorities say they're tryi

at least 49 people are dead after to rancho rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia. the.

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just to washington al-jazeera jakarta . a small ferry has collided with another boat in bangladesh killing at least 5 people rescue workers are looking for survivors of the 1st 50 passengers were on board police inspector says the ferry was rushing to leave the city of narnia after the government confirmed new coronavirus law. a state of emergency has been declared in a county in western florida after a leak at a waste water reservoir raised fears that hundreds of homes could be deluged the water contains hazardous waste from an old fertilizer factory the state's governor is done playing the danger. malaysia's former prime minister and his in court to appeal his conviction on corruption charges and she was sentenced to 12 years in jail last year after he was found guilty of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the one m. d. b. sovereign wealth fund. the corruption trial of it's really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is about to resume

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just go washington al-jazeera jakarta . and at least 2 fishermen have been killed after their boat collided with a congo ship in indonesia's java sea efficient boat capsized divers are searching for 15 people who are still missing so far no reasons been given for the collision in a news exit polls in bulgaria suggesting the prime minister's center light body has won the election local boys sawfish seeking a 4th term but with a drop in support in without a clear majority is likely to struggle to form a coalition egypt says a new round of talks with ethiopia and sudan over a disputed dam on the 9 represents a last chance to reach an agreement ethiopia says the grand renaissance dam is crucial to its development but age of 10 sudan are worried the projects will lead to water shortages negotiations failed to reach an agreement any field via says it will begin the 2nd phase of filling the dam with or without an agreement a state of emergency has been d

europe both fog and fought its way to the top spot an electric vehicle sold last year followed by the rancho nissan mitsubishi group while tesla came in 3rd. at the same time as stablished automakers are introducing new models while several startups have also joined the fray. and accidents have sell a pioneer tesla's image the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash in texas have yet to be clarified influential consumer advocacy magazine consumer reports says the autopilot is dangerously flawed. chinese authorities to accuse the company of poor quality and the protests of a customer who accuses tesla's faulty brakes of causing an accident have gone global the viral on social media. and most companies have always shied away from speaking out publicly social issues that's changed since the killing of george floyd and the black lives matter of movement protests against the new voting bill in texas demonstrators say it will suppress minority voters such movements are now even getting the support of corporate america. in the state of georgia several u.s. firms have spoken out against the new low

the black box of the suv he was driving between 84 87 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone in rancho last february, the sheriff said that woods didn't receive any special treatment during the investigation, and that there was no reason to think that he was impaired. the signs of impairment. we don't get to the point where we can actually author a search warrant and develop the probable cause to get that next acute that search warrant, so that did not happen, and that is not preferential treatment that would occur in any collision of this type. in a statement, tiger woods thank the first responders who helped him which is 45 is recovering at home in florida from several surgeries, including procedures to repair two broken bones in his right leg. authorities in burlingame. say osama te'o county sheriff's deputy struck and killed a suspected dy driver. it happened late last night in the north bound lanes of highway one of wine near the millbrae avenue off ramp, the chp was called to a report of a disabled vehicle on the shoulder of the south bound lanes. they say that the man inside the

the committee narrowed down the potential school closer options to three schools sudden linwood and rancho, ktvu is james torrez talked to a parent who's two daughters. go toe linwood elementary, and she says, closing that school would be a hardship. for a lot of families. ah lot of the parents don't drive. you know, they don't own a car. um. so shutting the school down, transferring it to another. it would make it so difficult for ah lot of the students to get to school committee could recommend to the school district, which school to close by the end of next month. the school board those says the actual closure of the selected school wouldn't happen until august of next year. coming out. columbus police vowing to be transparent in the wake of the deadly shooting of a 16 year old girl armed with a knife. the body camera video released and the latest on the investigation. also george ford's brother responds to a controversial tweet that was set out by the las vegas raiders. what he is saying about the team's decision not to delete it. fault. aft. a offid killed a 16 year old girl who was h

and gosh when we were at rancho mirage, if i sent dave, i'm going to get together with you in the next book. were going to be and assume and everybody is going to be at well, you cannot imagine that. i just wanted to include this in the book. i felt like it was important to have a record of that. then there is some hilarious things that happened as well. so because of the hilarity, had to go in. dave: it was wonderful. i love this book and we will now go to holly. annabelle: i thought what better time we were just staring at the base of the screen. i love the fact that woman was doing laundry. thank goodness that was the weirdest thing the people dead on camera pretty. annabelle: there was somebody who undressed. so you have to read that. dave: i was going to ask. she basically just senate printed so woman just appeared and undressed. that never happens. yes for unit. >> and want to spoil it from everyone but that hilarious part was we know about zoom bombing in the started to happen. venture when she heard about this writer zoom, was a night when is just me and ezra on the zoom. and i

parallel to them were community members of rancho elementary. are here to support our school to avoid school closure. both schools now on the chopping block to be. shut down by the nevada school district, a special 7 11 committee is now tasked with recommending one school to the district for closure this past week during it's meeting. the committee created a list of criteria to determine their decision, which includes english we have peoplem 30 different countries, several different languages. you certain this is incredible school diverse, supports all backgrounds of kids. it is a diverse, wonderful school that has ah, very welcoming, parents and teachers say if the committee used the same criteria before narrowing it down to two schools, their schools would not be finalists today, arguing their level of diverse english learning students are top of the district. i hope this 7 11 committee and the board members read our letters. look at the facts. look at the data. we can show you. we can assure you you won't regret this. that special committee w

and rancho ktvu james tourist spoke to a parent who's two daughters attend linwood and she says, closingt school would be a hardship for many families. ah, lot of the parents don't drive. you know, they don't own a car. um. so shutting the school down, transferring it to another. it would make it so difficult. for ah lot of the students to get to school, the committee could recommend to the district which school to close by the end of next month. the school board says the closure of the selected school would not happen until august of next year. thousands of san francisco middle and high school students are set to head back to school early next week. last night, the board of education voted to send back some 2000 middle and high school students who are prioritized. this includes students with special needs and those who are homeless as well. a students in the foster youth program, not everyone's on board with this, though a teacher let little a teacher at lowell high school says. she's concerned about bringing back older children. there is real doubt about our ability to support our foca

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the decision was down to two schools loose, sudden elementary and rancho elementary, the advisory committeet for several hours tonight and heard from board members and the community. what if. scenario like all these families come back, and then we're in the part of over the ideal capacity and i just want to breach that subject. and as part of our discussion, some of the key issues that were taken into consideration included the number of english learners in each school and student diversity. the issue now goes to the full school board for a final vote. a nonprofit in san jose that's taught the arts and culture of japan to hundreds of families is in danger of closing center owes thousands of dollars in background because of the pandemic. ktvu is as a smith joins us now live with why so many families would be stan. had to see it go as that, julia community asset and so many ways helping kids focus with martial arts training and helping others learn about the japanese culture at a time when the nonprofit says is critical. pre pandemic, the japanese arts cultural center or j. c c. in san jose w

the panel was deciding between loose sutton and rancho elementary school parents had several concernsecision to shut down either school. what if. scenario like all these families come back, and then we're in the part of over the ideal capacity, parents from both schools say they want the district to start the process over and use the same guidelines to judge all eight elementary schools within the district. last night's decision was only a recommendation. the final decision will come from the school board, which holds its next meeting on may 4th.noor information to bring your surrounding evita driver shot in the back with a bow and arrow. why? there are now concerned. this may be a hate crime. also a man killed in broad daylight in antioch and in front of his own home. how police say that the housing dispute may have led to the deadly shooting. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, our r inry a

julie haener parallel to them were community members of rancho elementary way are here to support our school to avoid school closure. both schools now on the chopping block to be shut down by the nevada school district. a special 7 11 committee is now tasked with recommending one school to the district for closure this past week. during it's meeting, the committee created a list of criteria to english learners, which enrollment and ethnicity. enrollment we have people from 30 different countries, several different languages be certain this is incredible school diverse, supports all back. crowns of kids. it is that diverse, wonderful school that has ah, very welcoming, parents and teachers say if the committee used the same criteria before narrowing it down to two schools, their schools would not be finalists today, arguing their level of diverse english learning students are top of the district. i hope this 70 levin committee and the board members read our letters. look at the facts. look at the data. we can show you. we can assure you, you wondering. great things. that's special comm

floods witnesses say a 2 year old is among the dead indonesia's weather bureau warns of further to rancho rains strong winds and powerful waves just to washington al-jazeera jakarta . and now rescue has and bangladesh such emphasis after a small ferry carrying up to 50 passengers collided with another boat in the capital dhaka the one and a half story vessel sank as it left the central city of najaf. at least 11 people have now been pulled from the water and officials say they still don't know how many people are actually missing. there's still plenty more ahead this news hour including find out why turkey's plans to develop a canal near its bosphorus strait causing control the sea. the harrowing stories of escape and survival from those who fled a violent attack. on the half marathon wild record has been broken in istanbul jemma we'll have all those details for you in school. but antigovernment protests have been held again in thailand's capital for months now demonstrators have been calling for the constitution to be reformed they say it doesn't support their rights or freedoms they're

at least 49 people are dead after to rancho rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia. the exit polls just fall gary is prime minister will struggle to hold on to power after anger over corruption gives protest parties an election boost. any individual push and now i'm mad at the system george freud's uncle tells al-jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer terry show and i'm german ash with the sport at the french open tennis could be postponed for the 2nd year running because of that 19 the grand slam tournament is scheduled for may 17th but the french government is talking to organizers about delaying it. slow welcome to the news hour we begin in jordan the country says it's prevented what it calls the militias by a top government by top officials and pleading king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister said. security forces intercepted communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign parties who are planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrest

our rancho elementary and loose sudden elementary parents from both appealed to the committee to keep their respective schools opens loose. sutton makes the least sense too close financial already offers a welcome school, linwood kept its curriculum in place despite being the most expensive school per student out of the three it's saving grace was the school's new dual immersion program. that means students learn english and spanish. at the same time, it's the on lee dual immersion program in the county to dismantle the program. would not work for these students. the committee will meet again this wednesday. it's not certain they'll make a final decision then, but the topic is expected to be center stage. the fight's not it's not over who were still working and. and help me because it's a hard decision. whatever they decide to do, it's hard for the kids, you know, changing. you know all the changes and new school alg with that. it's very difficult. i'm james torres ktv. you fox two news. convicted killer scott peterson could learn this week whether he will be granted a new penalty pha

act and the republicans respond with threats of secession and 198 is a high point of'le partisan rancho. battles on the house floors. smiling arms into the executive mansion think he might need them to protect himself so it's really unbelievable how quickly things descend to that point. >> you mentioned quickly that during the quasisay are war with trapped there was the concern but hoe heartland. we hand bought louisiana purchase so was the louisiana purchase -- that was 1803. that was after the period of time, every the quasi-war but in dealing with napoleon and coming to some kind of conclusion with him and peace, it made it possible for him to look to the another and say i need money. >>> let's sell -- the middle west and the idle south and didn't belong to us and it was a french possession, and so anything going on there of course threatened the westward expansion which was taking place. >> yes. i should just say by heartland i mean the worry that french principals would invades american borders, people would be setting up gee teens on -- gee guillotines on the american streets. is

rancho pillows burtis, 84 miles an hour come almost twice the speed limit and what officials were tellingk at the metrics from the car, they can see that there wao breaking involved whatsoever. and you just heard captain jim powers say that the speculation therefore and he emphasized that it is speculation is that tiger realized he was losing control, tried to break, but actually hit the accelerator pedal instead. and that is why he was going so fast. then he hit the median, which is a raised median along that stretch of road, went into a signpost, and eventually hit a tree at a speed of 75 miles an hour. that is what launched the car into the air. but the sheriff said it did something of a hero wet landing on the site appear those pictures, that is exactly white tiger woods suffered such terrible injuries. the only thing they are saying is the speed was the cause of this accident. interestingly sandra and john, they did not check his phone so they do not know if he was texting or on a phone call at that point. the thing at the moment, the primary cause, pure speed. sandra. >> sandra: jon