why jump into that for a with robin hood at this moment. while at the same price, it's the same reason as why you walk into a good you store and you decide to buy a bag. when it's on sale, you don't buy it when it's on full retail price at $60000.00. you buy it. when instead of 50 percent discount though, right now it would be the optimal time to actually jump into crypto because of the price drops. so it shows that demand is still robust. it's still really high. and robin had actually how it got a head start. they launch bitcoin eith, trading in the u. s. early in 28 at 3000000 for this year. prescriptive business. so this is despite the fact that it has very limited trading features and has listed less than 10 assets on its platform. that's a big failure because half of them are all derivatives of bitcoin and east. so basically very limited features and capacity. so if for tool and tiger broker can launch their commission free crypto trading platform, they will stand to take a lot from robin hood business and customers are hungry for othe

and robin hood hadn't announced any plans yet to expand their point. all right, so this market is primed for these new competitors to stuff and especially if they can stay, she'll tell appetite and not screw up, like robin hood did by going down, drink pete volatility. i mean, that's when everybody wants to trade. so both who to and tiger brokers are now increasingly focus on market outside of mainland china due to the tightening capital flow control. so both acts are speaking to attract customers with in the social network. that's very similar to each whirl where users can flop trading ideas and watch each other's traits. and like again of what we've been saying. although these up are great and easy to use, beautiful interfaces. the same problem still remains as these are centralized platforms, which means that users are not in control the fun and they don't on their own private keys. so while this is great for math market adoption, it, people should still look to something like minimum for example, which performs the same task, but also gives users o

robin?> thank you for your reporting, pierre. thank you. >>> now we have the investigation into the cyberattack on that critical fuel pipeline. the u.s. now saying it has recovered millions of dollars of ransom from those hackers. senior white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is really a rare victory in the fight against these cybercriminals. just as president biden prepares to meet with russian president putin and confront him on cybersecurity the justice department has now seized millions of dollars in ransom paid to the hackers that shut down the colonial pipeline. >> the old adage, follow the money still applies, and that's exactly what we do. >> reporter: the justice department seizing $2.3 million, more than half of the ransom by hacking the bitcoin wallet of the russian cybercriminal group darkside. >> today, we turned the tables on darkside. >> reporter: for six days last month the hackers crippled the ke

>> reporter: yeah, robin. you heard president putin there really trying to turn the tables pointing out incidents of violent in the united states. he called out the black lives matter movement. he called out the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. president biden calling it a ridiculous comparison. he said you can't equate those who are being prosecuted for breaking and entering the capitol to those being punished because they're critics of russian president putin. >> rachel, any response from the kremlin this morning? >> reporter: no response from the kremlin this morning. they're allowing putin's words to speak for themselves. but i can tell you, after leaving that press conference, robin, i was swarmed by a few russian reporters. they wanted to know if i was satisfied by his answer. clearly there was a lot of iterest and a lot of intrigue about the american presence in the room. >> let people know what your response was to those people, the press. >> reporter: my response is no comment. look, this is o

robin? >> does seem that way.va, thank you. >>> now to that urgent manhunt for the suspect seen opening fire in front of two children in the bronx. police releasing a new picture of the shooter after another violent weekend across the country. stephanie ramos joins us with more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. violence surged across the country this weekend. here in new york city, those two young children escaped tragedy by mere inches after that gunman opened fire. this morning, the manhunt is on for this suspect involved in a dramatic shooting in new york city. nypd releasing this image of the 24-year-old suspect they say shot a man inches away from children in the bronx. the young kids were on their way to a candy store last thursday evening when the gunman opened fire on his intended target. you can see this 10-year-old girl shield her 5-year-old brother as the gunman unloads. >> i'm disgusted. i'm going to be honest with you. it's very alarming. >> reporter: the victim was struck in

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. delta variant now accounts for one out of every five new cases here in the u.s. and health officials say the vaccines are key to stopping these variants and putting an end to this pandemic. this morning, concern growing over the delta variant which now accounts for about 20% of all new cases here in the u.s. the numbers doubling every two weeks. >> good news, our vaccines are effective against the delta variant. we have the tools so let's use them and crush the outbreak. >> reporter: the delta variant reported in at least 47 states already appearing to spark outbreaks in areas with lower vaccination rates responsible for half the new cases in parts of the midwest and west. >> what we're seeing now are the patients who are coming in who don't think that they're going to get sick from it. who aren't mentally prepared to make life and death decisions, do they want to be intubated? do you want cpr if your heart should stop? >> reporter: this as scientists say the delta variant is already

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robin?>> now to the pandemic. a promising new study says the pfizer and moderna vaccines could provide protection from coronavirus for years. right now, 66% of eligible adults here in the u.s. have received at least one dose of the vaccine. eva pilgrim is at the vaccination site at the javits center here in new york. good morning, eva. > reporter: good morning, robin. really positive news about these two vaccines. this study looked at two key factors, the type of immune response these vaccines produced, but also time. how long our body produced those responses and scientists say based on that information, it appears these vaccines hold up. this morning, another development in the fight against covid. a new study finding that the pfizer and moderna vaccines could offer significant protection that could last years. scientists calling it promising. >> the best case scenario this probably will last for the life of the person who successfully got immunization with two doses of the vaccine. >> rep

. >> hey, good morning, robin. for the first week of june, this is a significant if not dangerous heat wave for many. central park packed with joggers and bikers trying to get their exercise in before the heat of the day comes in later on today, but it's very widespread up to vermont. here are pictures out of manchester, new hampshire, they hit a record of 94 degrees. they had the sprinklers on. trying to cool off the kids any way they can. chicago, you've been in it for several days. the lake front re-opening there. packed like you've never seen. this is looking like pre-pandemic days. people cooped up and then heated out and just trying to cool off in lake waters there. how hot will it be today? similar numbers, from the northeast to the midwest, boy, the dakotas, you've had it bad. up and over 100 in many spots. minneapolis you've been 90 plus for nine days running. you could see the longest stretch of june heat if this .ontinues over the next few and heat advisories for philadelphia and hartford. you get away f

robin. >> you're keeping an eye on this.nk you, ginger. >>> we're going to go overseas now to israel where the reign of benjamin netanyahu came to an end sunday. ousted by an unlikely coalition. senior foreign correspondent ian pannell has the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right, a new prime minister, the first in 12 years. netanyahu is not prime minister. he was the country's longest serving leader, close ally of the united states, but an unwilling partner for peace, but just by one vote he was cast out by parliament. he's been replaced by the slightly unwielding coalition. led by two prime ministers. the first naftali bennett is even more hardline than netanyahu, but for now he's calling for ideological restraint, but not much sign of that. protests calling him a traitor. this comes on the back of that bloody war between israel and hamas, but it was netanyahu's ongoing trial for corruption and bribery that appears to be his final undoing. don't expect any changes with america though.

robin?>> we're going to talk more about that, victor, because we're joined by the miami-dade fire rescue chief andy alvarez, the deputy incident commander overseeing search and rescue efforts. thank you for your time. you have been working overnight. can you give us, sir, the very, very latest? >> good morning. yes, we still obviously continue to work the pile. we have over 80 rescuers at a time that are breaching the walls that have obviously collapsed in a frantic effort to try to rescue those that are still viable and to get to those voids that we, you know, typically know exist in these buildings.>>avyou been ae any a >> we have. we have found voids within the building that we've been able to penetrate, mostly coming obviously from underneath the building through the basement of what used to be the garage. we have been able to tunnel through the building, but, you know, again, this is a frantic search to continue to see that hope, that miracle, to see who we can bring out of this buildin

robin. >> thank you. in with ginger who has the latest. good morning again, ging. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that heat turned deadly near seattle, at least two killed. killer heat is what we always talk about, not just in summer but around the globe, it is the number one weather killer so we saw all-time record highs fall again in spokane. it was 109. you can see the fire danger, the lava fire about 19% contained. considerable burning, evacuations still in place around mt. shasta and also roads closed. it's not over. it just slid to the east so canada getting that high, really, really super ridge and you'll see record-breaking heat stretch into montana today. now, on the east coast, newark, 102, it felt like 108 yesterday. you'll see from maryland up to maine back into new york heat advisories and even excessive heat warnings for one more day but we'll break it all down with the damaging winds tonight, the state of massachusetts, northern connecticut, i really want to you watch for that. damaging w

robin, let me ask you to set the scene.dian council so selective? they always winnow down the number of candidates, but this was extraordinary. from 600, they went to just 7. >> yes, and three of them dropped out so it was only four in the end. the stakes of this election was not just the presidency, it was really a future of the revolution. iran's supreme leader is now 82. there is a sense that election paved the way for what happens next, what happens after he dies? not just who will be the president of iran in the next four or eight years. and there is an even bigger question at stake, and that is the division of power in iran. iran is a hybrid and unique system which is divided between people who are elected who enact republican law based on european law, and those who are clerics and believe that islamic law should ultimately prevail and decide when there are disputes. is iran, first and foremost, a republic, or is it first and foremost an islamic state? and one of the things it looks like will happen next is that the

robin?the echo that are in tens of millions of homes. amazon activating a new wireless network that can share some of your internet connection with strangers. rebecca jarvis has more. you have our attention. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is important, because it is a feature that's been embedded in those amazon devices like the echo and ring for years, but it hasn't been active and enabled until now. now it can share a tiny little slice of your home internet with anyone around you. here's how it works. they're already in millions of homes across the country, amazon echoes and ring security cameras. but this morning, a little-known feature embedded inside your amazon devices called sidewalk has automatically kicked in. sidewalk not only links all your amazon devices together, it also shares a slice of your internet bandwidth with your neighbors. amazon says the intent is to help you locate pets or lost items, make setting up new devices around your home easier

robin, what would you do? i would as well, i understand you have personal ties to you and see and really have wanted to that. i'm a mom. i'm not a robin if you would you still believe? all right, masa, what would you take? well, i've not been so far from that, and i will say that in my life on occasion, i have chosen to stay and fight. yeah. okay. i am somebody who i turned to live right in the, in the critical importance of universities. and while nicole handed john, she knew precisely what she needs to do for herself, i would say that, you know, many of us choose to stay and fight because we are deeply invested in preserving some integrity in institutions that do such important work. thank you. in the world, thank you robbing. thank you. marlena for shining a light on what it is like to be black and damaged in the united states today. thanks for watching everybody. i'll see you next time take ah ah, ah, ah ah, me welcome to do from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can rel

hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, robin.lmost be back to normal. if you are grocery shopping, going to the gym or a bar, or even disneyland, you can ditch the mask. if you are coming here to dodger stadium, if you have gotten your shots, you can leave the mask at home. without capacity limits and without social distancing requirements, the world series champs, they are hoping to pack this place for the next couple of nights as they play host to the philadelphia phillies, but for the unvaccinated, they are so concerned particularly about this delta variant. the cdc is estimating about 10% of cases in this country right now are due to that variant. in the uk, it's responsible for 90% of cases, but no matter your vaccination status, there is an important reminder. there are some places where masks are still required like in hospitals, public transportation and long-term care facilities, and in k through 12 schools and child care facilities. as these sprinklers inch a little bit closer to me, i'll leave you with a warning for th

robin, what would you do? i would as well, i understand you have personal ties to you and see and really have wanted to that mom. i'm not so robin. if you're out, i'm out that would you still leave? all right, martha. what would you take? well, i've not been some far from that, and i will say that in my life, on occasion, i have chosen to stay and to fight. okay. i am somebody who i turned to live right in the, in the critical importance of universities. and while nicole handed you, john should do precisely what she needs to do for her. so i would say that, you know, many of us choose to stay and fight because we are deeply invested in preserving some integrity in institutions that do such important work. thank you. in the world, thank you robbing. thank you. marlena for shining a light on what do you like to be a black academic in the united states today? thanks for watching everybody. i'll see you next time take. ah . a promising part out of the panoramic. but the implementing the greatest inoculation in his

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hello, robin tossed emollient. who you all what you do? hi everyone, i'm robin archery. i teach both. the ology was when university and connecticut. nice to have you. marlena introduce yourself to audi. it's hello everybody. my name is marlena doubt and i'm a professor of african diaspora studies at the university of virginia in charlottesville. get to have you with us here on the stream. all right, so looking at my laptop, the root, we standing solidarity with nicole. hi, jose. i'm just going to scoot up here. if you look very carefully, you will see martha as jones martha. why did you sign onto this? i knew that this was a issue that had been brewing for some time, and it was clear as we learn more about what transpired in the board of trustees at the university of north carolina and their silence, that those of us who yes, admire. nicole had a jones but also are deeply invested in the integrity of american academia. it was time for us to speak up. we were a cross section of yes, academics of journalists, of alumni and students, and concerned individuals. and very plea

>>> robin, we want to turn to our instaparent series.o stop that mealtime meltdown. that mom of two is trying to get kids to eat more foods, and she says it doesn't have to break the bank. cooking for kids can take some creativity. getting them to actually eat, that's another story. it's a struggle registered dietician and mom of two jennifer anderson knows all too well. >> my first son fell off the growth chart starting when he was 6 months old. i was standing in the pediatrician's office thinking, i'm a dietician. how does this happen to a dietician? >> reporter: jennifer dove into research and created the instagram page kids eat in color where she gives her over 1.3 million followers tips to get kids to try more foods. >> you may be feeding your child only fast food. you may be feeding your child only chicken nuggets. whoever you are you will find a place where other parents are there to welcome you, to say hey, you're doing a great job. >> reporter: for families on the a budget her meal plan is the perfect tool to help children expan

. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you.ittle drizzly here and the president is kicking off this first trip, waking up here, he has a goal, he wants to re-engage allies and wants to deliver a clear message that america is back on the world stage. this morning, president biden waking up in the united kingdom with a call for wealthy nations to do more in the fight against covid. >> we have to end covid-19 not just at home, which we're doing, but everywhere. >> reporter: the white house announcing its promise to donate 500 million pfizer vaccine doses to some of the world's poorest countries. they'll start shipping in august. on his first foreign trip since taking office the president delivering a blunt message to both allies and adversaries, one in particular. >> i'm heading to the g7, then to the nato ministerial, and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in the wake of repeated cyberattacks, election interference and human rights violations, president biden

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listen, robin, when i read that, i sort of laughed.f look at my brother-in-law, look at my daughter-in-law, look at the things i've done. i'm thinking, why are you showing me this? i have a friend who's sick and turns out she's black and they wanted me to know about it. i really related to what you were saying. what was fascinating is here you were in your 30s, you had had very little contact with black people. you said 75% of whites in this country have little or no contact with black people in their lives. i thought that was so fascinating to me. >> yeah. that's based on a survey by the public religion research institute. and i think it's pretty clear in most white people's lives. most white people live segregated lives. and are not taught to feel any sense of loss about that. if we're being honest, in large part we measure the value of space, of neighborhoods, of schools, by the absence of black people. >> but robin, what do you say to people -- i want to get this point -- when you say there's robin trying to make white people feel

but the kids on robin hood and taking on you know, game stop and then amc has been going bizarre over the past week. so this could be a very interesting summer. it could be like back in the days of the sixties and seventies, in terms of how unusual things might get right back on the 6 days people used to burn their draft cards in response to the vietnam war. and the sad tragedy of a state gone mad here there on robin, a trading mean stocks, the equivalent, it's a protest to protest against the state gone crazy. and the ultimate protest is bitcoin and is available globally. i read a funny thing on twitter where somebody said, imagine having spent like $200000.00 on an m b a from some top business school, only to see all your analysis and how you look at the, you know, the balance sheet of any corporation you're thinking of investing and when mean stocks of just out perform you what we call this a couple of years ago we started referring to the bermuda triangle of finance because of the interest rates are 0, then there is no gage there is now radar. there is no way to determine future c

this robin, how much lithium is there here in cornwall?one ofthe here in cornwall? this area is one of the most _ here in cornwall? this area is one of the most enriched _ here in cornwall? this area is one of the most enriched parts - here in cornwall? this area is one of the most enriched parts of - here in cornwall? this area is one i of the most enriched parts of europe for a lithium and it is all down to the granite which underlies much of devon and cornwall which is a huge volume, we are looking at thousands of cubic kilometres. within the granite there is a mineral which is enriched in lithium and that is what is attracting all of the interest. globally companies are looking where we are going to get lithium from for the batteries for the green revolution stock cornwall is of the locations that interest at the moment. there are two possibilities. 0ne moment. there are two possibilities. one is that we extract lithium within the granite, known as a hard rock that the resource, and the other possibility is trying to extract lithium ou

robin smith out there or kept on the palestinian a force. he has returned a batch of coven, 19 vaccines to israel, and follows the now collapse vaccine swap. dale palestinian authority says israel initial shipments included doses that expires sooner than agreed on the the deal. israel was to send up to 1.4000005 doses, and in exchange, palestine would send the reciprocal number of vaccines later in the year. read there's an errors, famous cop cabana beach, resembles of rose garden right now. it's in tribute to brazilian lies lost in the pandemic, recorded death, half past 5 100000. and a 3rd wave of infections is accelerating. still the job, both in our, continues to play down the seriousness of cove at 19 pressuring states to resist lockdown. want to get a key of reports from re janera about early a protest against brazil president sounds whose rally depressed dozens of cities in brazil to denounce president jadem ball. so not his handling of the pandemic marching through the streets of rio diginero to the sound of the drum beat. into the c

robin. just tell us a little bit more about what the president had to say and the measures that he is expected to announce. good evening kim. so right are you heard they the president base solomon president, addressing the nation tonight. he started by, according to the former president, from under his non will, to freedom comparing it to what we seeing with the congress on our show was not a lot of people aren't thinking to tighten the regulations. he was saying, just before you can to me that people should be, should get more to the left on regulation. we seen people holding social gatherings, throwing parties not leaving marks going on to withdrawn. going to family members. and as he said, the hugging or kissing, and this is speeding off the rate of transmission on the branden speech tonight follows for emergency meetings that took place this weekend. and also a media briefing yesterday afternoon that the recall june online briefing, that is the minister address the media and saying that

want to the robin go. since i did a fool it finished for 2 to germany. a result at least this group wide open, heading into the final round of games and the richardson al jazeera. well, this is how group f looks up to 2 games. the top 2 teams guarantee the place and the last 16, the best for 3rd place that team. it will also advance. on wednesday, germany will take on hungary and it's portugal versus france, or 14 still in with the chance of going through spain and poland are still without a when the teams drew 11 and seville morocco for the home team in front of a live and dusky equalize for poland because the 1st polish fled to school in 3 different additions of the euros. they had a great chance to win. it's only for jazz lauren, to miss penalty. both teams are now heading into the final group games that were the chance of making it through to the last 16 combination work. it's really already in the knockout rounds, after 2 straight wins. they play wales in rome on sunday wells are also looking good for place in the next stage. having taken full point

she is honoring robin roberts. >> i am the first black anchorwoman for espn. i am robin roberts.ica. did you know that i want to be a tennis player? >> [ laughter ]. >> i'm just trying to figure that out. >> who is she saying good morning to? >> this is a five-year-old and her mom says it was her daughter's idea to dress up as robin roberts. she was actually on good morning america showing off her teen or tina turner impression, which is stellar as well. she gets them all. she's got the teacup and the jewelry. she has the yellow that robin likes to wear. >> she knows all about her past in the sports center and playing sports from the south. >> she does it all. >> it's great. and she has so many role models to keep doing. it's great to see her. >> i love her kamala harris. we did it joe. >> her hair was spot on with the voice inflection. now, let's see what is next weather wise. a few clouds as the marine players bump up against the hills. there is cloudiness but it won't last long. looking from the coliseum. we will be talking with jobina about the commute . it is not as potentia

robin goes and was germany star player. he crowned a stellar performance with the 4th go. portugal took an early lead. thanks to christiana ranaldo, but they couldn't hold back the pace and power of the german attack. and as you can imagine, the atmosphere was electric across germany. and not just because of the sweltering heat. yeah, in berlin, the relief of beating the european champion, which was palpable as the humidity in munich. those who didn't have a ticket party on the street. yeah. no law wonderfully be so important. it means we're still in the tournament. let's hope it continues. that was a sentiment echoed by the team's unlikely hero as he could to make a list of info. the wind means everything to me because it was essential for the course of the tournament of this 20 years. when the total amount of much trophy is amazing. the sky guns counted towards them and told him, especially when you look back at the career that i heard him up to the specialist. and it's one of those evenings i'll never forget him. forget

robin godson's was the start of the star of the show for germany . he crammed a stat or performance with the 4th go. portugal had taken an early lead through christiana and although, but they couldn't stop the pace and power of the german attack. well, joining me to talk about the germany game is oliver moody from b w. sports. hi oliver. welcome to the show. water relief for germany. fines. right? absolutely. i mean a little while into this game. pablo, you have been forgiven. if you're a germany fine for feeling like things were looking pretty bleak. one nail down to the good seem like portugal staring down the barrel of a 2nd defeat into game at this tournament, but they turned it round. they played with real intensity in this game from the start germany did, and i think they got the result in the end. their performance really deserved. and we could think as well, this has been a long time coming to germany for that. on the last time they had a real convincing, when at a major tournament, the 2018 woke up was obviously a shambles. so if you go to t

and the sad tragedy of a state gone mad as their own robin, a trading mean stocks, the equivalent it's a protest to protest against the state gone crazy. and the ultimate protest is bitcoin and is available globally. i read a funny thing on twitter where somebody said, imagine having spent like $200000.00 on an m b a from some top business school, only to see all your analysis and how you look at the you know, the balance sheet of any corporation you're thinking of investing and when mean stocks that just out perform you? well, we call this a couple of years ago. we started referring to the bermuda triangle of finance because of the interest rates are 0, then there is no gage there is now radar. there is no way to determine teacher cash flows and apply any kind of a discount, right? because your price of money is 0 in some cases down negative. so that leads to mean stocks that leads to swarms of robin hood. traders like murmur, ations of starlings in the sky. simply moving in and out of name the willy nilly without any rhyme or reason. and bad, a post modern post capitalist society, an

you saw me a moment ago in robin's report, and he's joining us now from cape town by skype. it's good to have you with us and i'll just say to so thank you very much. indeed. robin's report did refer to the fact that there were indigenous groups who were actually not against this project. are you surprised given the level of sensitivity of the region and the environmental impact this to have that more people are not supporting you it's not surprising that this development has caused a rift in our communities. what we've been saying from the onset is that the proposed development of a 150000 square meters of concrete bulk on a flat plane as well as on the place which is considered all which stored in a church is difficult, is, is unacceptable. the area is currently undergoing 3 different times over heritage. grading processes seem to be ignored from provincial, national. and also it's on attempted to list t and this goes here to site. what reasons have the authority has been giving you for giving this project to go ahead? well, we have are up a stem to development which has g

who robin watching all their life? my headquarters here in dover, coming up in the next 30 minutes. the international criminal court says crimes against humanity moving, committed in the philippines during its crack down on drugs. also there's hope the west of k with 19 is over the world was defective country as it approaches another great milestone. and we look at the challenges facing people in gaza just weeks after an 11 day israeli bottles. ah, built into the fact i'm china is cool, has called on nato leaders to stop exaggerating what it calls the china threat theory. the warning came after the alliance that during its annual summit on monday, that basing present systematic challenges to security will, will get more reaction from katrina you in beijing shortly. but 1st natasha butler reports from the native summons in brussels. us president joe biden sat down to reassure nato leaders of washington's commitment to the alliance. as he arrived for his 1st summit of the 30 member group in brussels, i want to make it clear. nato is critically important for us interest of itself. when

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robin, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you so much for having me. thank you. >> tonight, san francisco police are investigating an early morning shooting that happened in the bayview district near rankin and davidson police say a my a man was driving in the car in that area when he was hit by a bullet tonight. he's being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. the search is on to find a prowler caught on camera in vacaville peeking into windows last week. detectives say that peeping tom was caught on camera larking around a home on lovers lane. video shows the man looking into a window at that home and then slowly getting on his knees and starting to crawl away at least 2 other folks living in that area have captured what appears to be that same suspect prowling around their homes at night. anyone with information on who this man is now urged to call vacaville police. a man behind a string of drug store thefts across san francisco is behind bars tonight. police caught up with 40 year-old jean luego romero yesterday at a walgreens on hague street o

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robin said that additional money gives him something to look forward to. >> it would help a lot withhat i'm paying and -- it helped me a ton. >> so why the sudden boom in well with just companies reopening all at the same time, there is a lot of openings. i would say to negotiate. >> the ball is in their court. >> it doesn't happen a lot. take as vantage of it while you can. >> yeah. >>> abc 7 news was in the park today for a celebration for one of the fixtures of the bay area's first responder community. the fire protection district held a retirement party for cheer herald. he joined the department in 1981 and his career made him one of the region's leaders in search and rescue. he was deployed to ground zero in new york, new orleans and countless disasters around the world. he said all of rewarding. >> when you love something it is not work. this has been one of the greatest privilege ins -- privileges in my life. >> he started when he was wednesday is technically his last day. >>> coming up we are following that breaking news about the earthquake which was downgraded to a 4.0 magn

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