elizabeth holmes is being pushed back to august 31st following her surprise pregnancy announcement ricci is expected to give birth in july and faces a dozen felony fraud charges over her silicon valley startup which promised to be a game changer in healthcare. the 2018 investigation expose the unproven technology. if convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> coming up, i'm andria borba in south san francisco where san mateo county moving into the orange tier has bar owners saying pinch me, i'm open. >>> and an unthinkable theft, caught on camera stealing from a shrine. >>> it started with some bay area rivers trying to connect, how a simple act grew into a year-long event. >> we can't go out to dinner or anything, here we have a social like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪ ♪ >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> new charges just announce for the woman police say stole a you ube

someone if a judge has ordered it if a person is not in custody they can just be changed by the awful ricci's. and that the islands have a long reach the sexual ration point videos of protests and clashes between locals and refugees pop up more and more on social media. and his friends are going to protests regularly they normally work as a way to get the moment they are unemployed to the crisis. as larry important to us to make clear that we are concerned about the end action of our government and how illegal migration has been mismanaged we are not racists we have been living here on the. for many years with people from many different countries and cultures and in 180 percent often cannot be as inhabitants lived directly or indirectly from tourism in addition to the refugee crisis they are also affected by the worst economic slump in the last few decades due to the pandemic unemployed island us angry at the lack of support for them and frustrated migrants who perceive the island as a prison they are desperate to leave their situation on the canary islands is becoming increasingly tense loca

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one of only two women selected for the league's officiating developmental program seven years ago riccicomplishment for all women, her community and her culture. she is the second woman to become an nfl official. and as we celebrate women's history month, we take a close-up look at the first sara thomas who last month became the first woman to officiate the super bowl. molly line spoke with thomas about the road ahead for women like her and her experience resting the big game. >> it was a very special moment. at the end of the sum of my mentors told me to stay in there and take it all in and i did. >> this year she became the first woman to referee a super bowl. in 2015 thomas was hired as the nfl's first-ever full-time female official. >> honestly didn't know there were not any females when i started high school officiating. a formal -- former official notice her talent and dedication. >> he called me one day and he said i have an official at like you to take a look at and i said what is his name? he said his name is sara. gary austin hired her to join the staff in 2006. soon thomas be

it looks like it's in ricci that people. there they may be fabricated a story like that pennsylvania state troopers knew they were responding to a call about a suicidal young asian man traumatized by a recent break up all he made it was a happy man and they gave him but is that why would you shoot 1st and ask questions later we know the police can deescalate when they want to critics say that far too often when police are called to help in a mental health crisis in the united states the crisis ends in death maybe they could have done other things other than a bullet they needed to be sure that many times they'd need. to kill him but police forces say they are usually trained to respond to threats not mental health crises in the past 6 years more than 1300 people suffering such crises have been killed by police according to a database compiled by the washington post that's about one in 4 fatal police shootings in america a move many involve minorities such as daniel pruett of rochester new york who suffocated naked in handcuf

swecker, miss ricci, thank you for your extraordinary contribution to the soldiers at ft. hood and, frankly, our service members throughout the military. i think this has been a very soul searching moment for many and has caused many of our vthive units around the country to look deeply into whether or not they're doing a good job. so, again, our gratitude for all that you've done. >> madam chair, can we thank you as well for keeping the focus on these important issues? we appreciate that. >> thank you. >> ditto here. >> thank you. we'll now have the second panel and we'll take a five-minute recess.

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swecker, miss ricci, thank you for your extraordinary contribution to the soldiers at ft. hood and, frankly, our service members throughout the military. i think this has been a very soul searching moment for many and has caused many of our vthive units around the country to look deeply into whether or not they're doing a good job. so, again, our gratitude for all that you've done. >> madam chair, can we thank you as well for keeping the focus on these important issues? we appreciate that. >> thank you. >> ditto here. >> thank you. we'll now have the second panel and we'll take a five-minute recess. >> all right. we now welcome our second panel, major general donna martin, commanding general of the u.s. army investigator command. brigadier general bullard, and mr. omar lopez, director of naval criminal investigative services. we welcome you all. you'll each have an opportunity to provide a statement for five minutes and then we will accept your other comments as written comments. and we thank you all for being here. major general martin, would you like to begin? >> good af