rosemary. >> all right. we'll see what comes of it. nic robertson bringing us the latest from london. many thanks. >>> coming up on "cnn newsroom." >> no good cops in a racist system! >> demands are growing for police to release the body cam footage in the killing of andrew brown. we will find out what his family's saying just ahead. >>> just hours from now, the family of andrew brown jr. will lay him to rest without many of the answers they're seeking in his death. brown was shot on april 21st as deputies were trying to execute an arrest warrant. civil rights activists are demanding transparency and accountability. >> andrew brown! >> say his name! >> on sunday, the family led a march for criminal justice reform. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> reporter: protesters marched sunday afternoon starting from here at the waterfront all the way to andrew brown's house, where he was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies on april 21st. then they moved on to the pasquotank county sheriff's office, all the while deman

>> reporter: rosemary, we are indeed getting new details.of all, we heard as you just mentioned that there were apparently two shooters, also one of the other new details that we've gotten is that there was a shooting and that eyewitnesses apparently also said that there was some sort of explosion at some point. now, of course, it's unclear what exactly what bang would have been, whether or not that was the security forces using some sort of stun grenade or something or whether or not that was the shooters themselves trying to force their way into the school. that we don't know at this point in time. but if you will recall we had said that one of the shooters was in custody and that there might be a second shooter still holed up inside that school. well, the authorities are now saying that the second shooter as they've put it has been eliminated. the shooter who was arrested the authorities is believed to be a teenager, it's unclear whether or not this is some sort of former student at the school or some sort of other unaffiliated person but

this could go on for four hours, rosemary. you consider what we've learned already, this is why the government is concerned about what's going on today and dominic cummings has been teasing his key arguments. he has a thread of 65 messages where he's been making key points about where the government went wrong. chiefly that they were first pursuing a herd immunity strategy, meaning the government were considering allowing the coronavirus to run through the population, infecting as many people as possible. he said that was the initial official policy of the government, to have a so-called single peak strategy so there would be some herd immunity for the winter of 2020. number 10 has denied this and said that's not the case. dominic cummings is accusing the government of lacking transparency and not being honest with the public about these things. he is going to say that he feels the country was locked down too late in march and november and that lives could have been saved had these decisions been made differently. this is alre

and i'm rosemary church. just ahead -- jerusalem after a volatile night. israeli police are again clashing with palestinians as the threat of possible evictions stirs already heightened tensions. >>> combatting covid-19 fatigue in the united states. >> i think everyone is tired. and wearing a mask is a pain. but we're getting there. and the light at the end of the tunnel is brighter and brighter. >>> and the push to get as many shots in arms to return to as close to normal as soon as possible. >>> and this week in washington infrastructure investment versus political infighting. >>> good to have you with us. we are following reports of violent clashes this morning between israeli police and palestinians. these confrontations are taking place both inside the al aqsa mosque and on the compound outside. we will have details in just a moment. all of this is worrying the international community. the u.n. security council will hold a private meeting in the coming hours to discuss it. the palestinian red crescent reported at least 19 palestinians were injured sun

hundreds of these prisoners, rosemary, are political prisoners.ny is the fourth foreign journalist to have been detained since that bloody coup on the 1st of february. the other u.s. national being held inside in sane prison is another journalist nathan mong, he has also been in there since march. the u.s. state department obviously aware of both cases, certainly aware of danny's case in the last 24 hours, doesn't have any comment at this stage, rosemary, because of the sensitive nature of the case. cnn spoke to danny's brother brian a little bit earlier today and he just hopes that his broir will be released soon. this all happens as awning sung suu kyi appeared in court yesterday in person, it's the first time she has been seen in public since the coup after she was arrested. she's facing something like six charges, they range from the possession of an unlicensed walkie-talkie, breaching covid restrictions during the election, the worst, however, is breaching this official secrets act which alone holds a 14-year prison sentence if convicted. aun

rosemary. >> let's hope they can break in political deadlock.as gold joining us live from jerusalem. many thanks. >>> coming up next, the hot mic moment sending shock waves through the republican party how trump critic liz cheney may have learned her political fate from leaked audio. nish quantum, you save up to 20 gallons of water each time. finish quantum with activblu technology has the power to remove the toughest stains without pre-rinsing for dishes so clean they shine. join finish and skip the rinse to save our water. ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® >>> a new development in the republican party's infighting. the house minority leader let his true feelings be known about a member of his own party in a hot mic moment. it signals the very public rift between kevin mccarthy and trump critic liz cheney might soon come to a head. ryan nobles has more. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy has had enough. the gop ho

i am rosemary church. just ahead democrats walk out of the state legislature in texas stopping a restrictive voting bill for now. why the governor says the measure is not dead. >>> plus, a move towards a new governing coalition in israel, and prime minister netanyahu sz is not giving up without a fight. an uproar in brazil. tens of thousands of protesters calling for the impeachment of president bolsonaro for how he has handled the pandemic. >>> good to have you with us. a battle over voting rights in the u.s. is being waged in texas with a dramatic pause in the fight just a few hours ago. texas democrats foiled a sweeping republican measure for now, at least. the bill would ban unso listitted mail-in ballots, and expands access to partisan poll watchers. republic republicans in the texas house were up against a midnight approval, and democrats walked off the floor leaving them without the minimum number of members to vote. the governor has indicated he will call a special session to restart the process. >

i'm rosemary church. just ahead here on "cnn newsroom," israeli forces carry out a fresh round of attacks in gaza. now the biden white house is facing increasing pressure over calls for a ceasefire. >>> plus, we're just hours away from a keynote on a commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. why a top republican wants to vote against it. >>> and a cnn exclusive report, migrants and smugglers use new military-style tactics to avoid being captured at the u.s. border. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. we begin this hour with growing pressure from democrats in the u.s. congress for president biden to push israel for a ceasefire in the middle east. a new round of israeli air strikes today has killed four more civilians in gaza including a local journalist. that is according to the official palestinian news agency. the death toll stands at 218 in gaza, while 12 people have been killed in israel. the israeli air force says a 25-minute attack by more than 50 jets hit a weapons depot. a rocket launcher an

i am rosemary church. just ahead a opposition activist from bell bell araous detained. >>> plus, marjorie taylor greene doubled down on comparing covid mask mandates to the holocaust. what could this mean for the state of her party? >>> raising questions about the origin of covid-19, where it came from and is anybody trying to hide the truth? i will discuss with my guest, dr. celine goaler. >>> good to have you with us. unacceptable and unprecedented and shocking. that's just some of the outrage pouring in over the arrest of a activist from belerus. it was the president that ordered a fighter jet to escort the plane where the vocal critic of the president was detained. the plane spent several hours on the ground before it continued on and arrived safely in the lithuanian capital. a passenger described what happened onboard. >> at one moment we just changed the direction of flight and we go down and to the left. after, let's say 2 1/2 minutes, the captain of the crew and the crew say that they are going to

rosemary.nk you fulsome like cells and big crowds over the memorial day weekend family set up tables got there. grill's ready came prepared for the heat, many that were surprised by the extremely low water level at the lake. so load the boat ramps and granted. they were closed yesterday. or fourth time and never was like that low. no boats, no jet skis. now it's kind of it's gonna wear the lake's surface. is it about 397 ft. above sea level right now, that's compared to 465 ft. in an average year. there are memorial day ceremony is taking place around the bay area today to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. it was the annual ceremony and alameda this morning aboard the uss hornet. large crowd was in attendance to pay respects on this memorial day a day we do honor our fallen service members. it does not honor any specific presidents and heroes of our nation. it's not a happy thanksgiving. it's not a happy new year type of day. it's a remembrance day, and it's an afterm

i'm rosemary church.ust ahead here on "cnn newsroom," the house votes to establish a commission to investigate the january 6th i insur insurrection. why the bill faces anup hill battle in the senate. >>> plus, growing calls for a ceasefire as both hamas and israel show few signs of backing down. we're live in the region. >>> and pleading for his life. we will show you the shocking and disturbing video of a black man killed in an encounter with police. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. well, after months of difficult negotiations the u.s. house of representatives has approved the creation of an independent bipartisan commission into the attack on the capitol last january. >> on this vote the yays are 252 and the nays are 175. the bill is passed without objection a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> 35 republicans broke ranks with their party's leadership in the final vote. that could be significant as the measure now heads to a showdown in the u.s. senate. both republican and democratic lawmakers h

let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary. lot of people looking for cool down, including those firefighters. yes and temperatures are falling off of it, mike, hello to you and god #### view out there, but still very, very dry. at least for today before the winds begin to shift, just a little bit. relative humidity already in the teens in some areas. was a look over a san francisco where it is a good looking day, but that red flag warning continues over our sacramento valley central valley and into our hills where we have seen a day after day. now we've got this expiring at six o'clock in the afternoon over our north bay hills. more of the same going on far east bay hills as well as the inner east bay. and as you may know, it also includes areas of solano county through the delta moving in towards areas of the sacramento valley. interesting to note always the direction of the wind plays such a huge part and i have seen just a little bit of change here, but take a look at oakland, a north six mile per hour breeze coming in from

i am rosemary church. just ahead a barrage of air strikes overnight after a deadly weekend along the israeli-gaza border. >>> taiwan was once hailed a covid success story and now it's battling a sudden surge of cases of the coronavirus. and then the campaign to cancel the olympics gains ground. ♪ >>> good to have you with us. there's growing international calls for a cease-fire in israel, but there's no sign of an end to the violence. israel says air strikes destroyed several homes in gaza that it says belonged to hamas commanders, and this follows a claim of rockets into israel, and israel struck a hamas tunnel, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel has carried out over 1,500 air strikes in recent days and will continue. >> we will do whatever it takes to restore order and quiet, and the security of our people and deterrence, and we are trying to degrade hamas's will to do this again and it will take time, i hope it won't take long but it's not immediate. >> air strikes destroyed several homes

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rosemary? >> keep an eye on this.g us live from tokyo, thank you. >>> the new york yankees are dealing with a covid crisis. nine members of the baseball team, the coaching, and support staff, have tested positive for covid after being vaccinated. they have all received the johnson & johnson vaccine only one of the nine has shown symptoms. those were mild. cdc director dr. walenski shows the vaccine is working! >>> and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is next. you're watching cnn. have a wonderful day. [whisper] air wick our essential mist transforms fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. from a cordless diffuser that gives you the freedom and d control to awaken your home with thehe fresh and calming scents of nature. it's air care, redefined. for an experience you can see... ... smell... ...and feel . air wick essential mist. connect to nature. so it's another day. yeah- that's what most people think. but in business it's never just another day. every day is t

rosemary? >> thank you. >>> belarus's government is facing strong criticism and mounting questions over the arrest of an opposition ability vis after his plane made an emergency landing. he was on a rian air flight traveling from greece to lithuania when it was diverted. state media report it was president alexander luke shen coe who ordered a fighter jet who ordered an escort to minsk. a friend of the activist and senior advisor spoke with our reporter earlier. >> reporter: we don't know what is happening to him. imagine a young guy, journalist, flying back from athens where he worked and had some vacation time. coming back and suddenly he knew on the plane that the plane is turning to minsk where he might face the death penalty. of course, i can't imagine what he was thinking in that moment. and, of course, all the passengers and their four or five hours were back on the plane but he wasn't. he's probably in interrogation right now. interrogation usually takes several days. and, you know, bel

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he in fact, rosemary, attended 20 rallies in the state of west bengal. as you say they suffered a humiliating defeat in that state. they never excepted to lose this badly. people say it is people's frustration and anger at the mishandling of the second wave which is claiming thnousands of lives every day. we know there is a massive under count. today issuing another global record of more than 368,000 daily infections, 3,400 deaths and we know that is a serious undercount. i think you would have to assume that he is looking at the election results overnight. they only won one of the five legislative elections. perhaps it is sinking in. the arrogance of the government thinking they had defeated this back in january and then the second wave came with a vengeance, killing people, it is catching up with the prime minister. that is all horrifying and india's supreme court is ordering them to show how they are going to curb the spread of covid-19. >> reporter: we have been reporting on the acute shortages of oxygen. we know he met with cabinet ministers to disc

coming up, rosemary. thank you still to come this noontime mixed messages ahead of the summer games, americans can travel to japan for the olympics, but we'll tell you why the u. s. state department is when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. new covid cases within the country. so far, only 2% of japanese citizens have received ah, first dose of the vaccine. this us warning does not specifically ban americans from going there, and it doesn't mention the upcoming tokyo olympics which start 58 days from today. athletes and coaches are hoping this does not change, saying th

hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world, i'm rosemaryhurch. just ahead on "cnn newsroom," israeli rockets target gaza in a second week of conflict with the death toll climbing and calls for a ceasefire growing louder. >>> plus -- >> some people may want to continue to wear masks, even if they are fully vaccinated. that's a decision they can make. >> america's guidance on masks has become a controversy of its own. why some health experts think it's too soon to ditch them. >>> and the pentagon now confirms these ufo sightings were real. we will have one navy pilot's story about her out of this world encounter. ♪ >>> good to have you with us. we begin with the fighting between israel and hamas where for the first time in a week no rockets were fired from gaza overnight, but israeli air strikes have not let up. these latest strikes toppled a four-story building in gaza near the u.n.'s palestinian refugee agency and the islamic university. israel says it's targeting hamas rocket installations, tunnels and the homes of the militant group's com

weekend here, rosemary? esme i we've got some nice weather coming our way for the afternoon today, a bit warmer as we get into the weekend and by memorial day is going to be hot in some areas. even an advisory to speak about how about a look at what's happening outside of doors at this hour? first things first. we've got some fog out there still along the coastline, and you could see sfo beginning to see some a little bit of blue sky. so we've got some. we've got some fog across areas of the peninsula. we've got some fog along the coastline. from around up civica all the way down the cemetery county coastline, but we're mostly sunny santa cruz capital. and if you look north, we've got some blue skies over our north bay coastline as well, backing it up for you here. ridge of high pressure will be strengthening in in time for the weekend today influence by a system here that's moving through. portions of the pacific northwest and lifting into canada. so for some, it's a little bit warmer today for some of the

oroczo rosemary.ok at that live coverage there. you can see other wins. not too bad in that particular spot. little breezy and our hills this afternoon and as we've been talking about since the weekend, a red flag warning in place for very dry, gusty conditions and unseasonably hot weather out there giving you look here at the golden gate bridge where we do have a lot of sunshine. just a very localized breeze right at the coastline this afternoon, but take a look at these numbers warmer than yesterday. over eighties right now in santa rosa, we have san francisco at 70 to upper seventies and oakland upper eighties and livermore in san jose at this hour 83 degrees that several degrees above the seasonal average. and dry conditionsg to see the giants play this afternoon, we've got mostly clear skies at 6 45 66 degrees and west freeze that about 15 mph. so will the little breezy and mild out there for that game. meanwhile today, temperatures came up over yesterday. and for tomorrow i expect only slight co

okay thanks, rosemary.ig businesses are offering bonuses and other incentives to attract workers to pull a is raising its national minimum wage to $15 an hour with plans to hire 20,000 employees. marriottbonuses start $500 to fill open jobs. some say they believe extended unemployment benefits are stopping people from coming back to customer service jobs. the fact that we want to get this great re opening going, we want the markets and economy to enjoy unknown normalized environment yet we're going to keep this stimulus going. it's just crazy to me. amazon says it wants to hire 75,000 more warehouse workers and drivers and is offering incentives and a starting salary of $17 an hour still to come. his new john my proposal to raise the concentration at the university of california just how much that costs would go up for in state students and the backlash. this proposal is already fa majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those c

thyme, rosemary.ve a warming trend, garcia still below average for the afternoon today, but temperatures will continue to climb getting into your bay area saturday, as well as sunday outside our doors at this hour, you can see. pretty blue sky over the golden gate bridge at this hour and temperatures still finding a bit cool along the coastline and just inside the bay. a lot of sixties out there. here's a view of storms hacker to where we even have the possibility of a pop up shower over areas of the north bay areas of lake county is well, it shouldn't be widespread. but again that toe opportunity will be with us a into the afternoon very similar to yesterday. and as we head to the sierra, the rain and the snow continues here is well with us snow levels right around 6,507,000 peter's so picked up on a little bit of a thunderstorm activity in the last hour so over areas near bear valley, but that has since clear it out. if you take a look, you can see sort of those lightning strikes there popping up an

rosemary thank you happening today. san francisco board of supervisors will take the first steps toward reparations for african american residents. if approved today, a 15 person panel would spend up to two years looking at ways to provide compensation to the descendants of people held in slavery. san francisco supervisor shaman walton proposed this measure that could be money or some other form of compensation. google's parent company, alphabet has saved more than a billion dollars since employees began working from home, a company filing showed. alphabet saves $1.4 billion last year when it canceled or rescheduled campaigns, moved. events online and cut other spending. the company also saved millions of dollars by not spending on travel, google began reopening some offices last month, airbnb base in san francisco says employees will return to the office september 1st of next year at 16 months from now. in the meantime, the company play and you re open some offices in limited capacities and have safety precautions in p

emily blunt and jamie dornan are star—crossed pair rosemary and anthony, who grew up on neighbouringor each other, despite anthony's bizarre inability to pop the question. would you marry me? enterjon hamm's american relative adam, who quickly gets the hots for rosemary and her land after being offered the chance to buy the family farm, which anthony's father feels he is ill—suited to inherit. i don't see a clear path. from where to where? from me to you. the fact that anthony's rural irish father is played by native new yorker christopher walken should set alarm bells ringing, not least because walken�*s screen accents generally range from queens to brooklyn to manhattan's little italy, with the occasional hint of second—generation sicilian gangster, perhaps, but essentially not going beyond the boundaries of the five boroughs. indeed, from the moment walken�*s narrator tony riley says... welcome to ireland. ..you know you're about to spend the next 90 minutes in the company of somebody doing the worst irish accent since a ginger—haired mickey rourke uttered the immortal words... i

back to you, rosemary frank. you for that? in grass valley.now protesting a push to reopen gold mines. no mind, no shaft. some modern day prospectors want to reopen the old idaho, maryland gold mine, which was sealed up in abandoned back in the 19 fifties. neighbors say a new gold rush would hurt their quiet $1700 announced, some say reopening the mine could provide a valuable commodity to investors and even jobs for the locals. that would be ah 312 full time employees and very well paid jobs. that's ah average of 94,000 per year before benefits, and that's about double the grass valley average. the big concern here is really bringing back highly industrial toxic business and putting it into what is now a very peaceful tranquil residential community. county officials could design later this year whether or not to leave the mine sealed or let the new owners revived the town's historic industry. still to come. a new proposal to combine bart and tell train into one regional rail system. we're gonna take a look at a new poll that shows what many b

rosemary. thank you. there's a nationwide recall of some 226,000 smoke detectors and combinations, smoke detector carbon monoxide alarms. keita says the recall covers seven models of its true sense alarms that may not go off when there's a fire. they were sold on amazon, walmart, home depot and other stores and sites for between 10 and $70. get it will replace the alarms for free. we have all the information you need posted under web links at ktvu. com c were born here. a lot of us or we grew up here and yet we're treated like the perpetual foreigner discussing racism against the asian american pacific islander community, the origins of the stereotypes and harmful views that still exist today and how those in the community are fighting to end the ongoing stigmas. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possi

rosemary thank you. the hot temperatures around the bay area have sent people to the coast looking to cool off at a beach ktvu is christien kafton joins us now live from baker beach in san francisco and christian with california on the verge of reopening. it must feel pretty different out there compared to last memorial day. yeah, sure. doesn't jenna actually, i was out here yesterday on my day off, just enjoying a day at the beach and i thought was pretty crowded yesterday. but take a look at it today. easily twice as many people out here today, as there were yesterday, many of those folks, as you said, from the inland areas, trying to get a little relief from that inland heat and cool off in the waters of the pacific. memorial day weekend are in the year's first significant heat wave in san francisco's baker beach proved to be an irresistible draw for many agnosia castro brought his family to the beach looking for a little relief 103 today 103 man, so we had to get out. we gotta go to the coast the str

rosemary howard, the winds looking yeah, it's hot. it's breezy, and it's dry alex and heather holmes low to you, and to all of you out there. i'm sure you're filling the difference today, right? we're looking at eighties and even 90 degrees in and around the. parts of the bay area. the red flag warning is for the sacramento valley, as well as the san joaquin valley issued by the national weather service at a sacramento. it also includes, as you can see portions of the bay area stretching from fairfield through cordelia, polio at venetia and all of our small communities right in here. the winds are a bit breezy, especially in our hills. but take a look at the relative humidity down about, 15% reported at keys avenue 13% at pickett road. and los alamos road reporting 15% relative humidity. quite the change from back on saturday when our relative humidity was even 100% in many spots, so it is very warm. it's dry and it's breezy. hence the red flag warning. better details on what you can expect for the rest of today and moving forward com

rosemary still become this noontime reported incidents of anti asian hate crimes are on the rise, and some seniors are getting trained on how to protect themselves oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... hope... so that we can get to all the other moments. let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. let's get it... together. so we can be together. let's get to immunity. now's your moment to get vaccinated. stop! get back! i don't know you. groups of asian seniors are getting hands on training to protect themselves with increasing attacks on the a p i community self defense and law enforcement instructors offering their expert advice and hopes of preventing future crimes. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz attended one of those classes in san carlos and shows us the tips and the tools to help keep senior safe. for many asian seniors. oh you have a flip their new tools to stop new attacks, but it starts with a les

all right, rosemary. thank you so much. we'll see a little bit.sad couple of days in the city of san jose, the police department held a graduation ceremony for the newest police academy class. the hiring process began with 2200 applicants. but today on lee 41 of them graduated from the academy. about 1.5% of the applicants who started this process. you are the best and the brightest and for that you deserve our wholehearted. congratulations, well where sam carter, they call it the new offices brave for joining the force in a time when the rate of violence is high of the 41 graduates. seven of them were women. there are six different ethnicities, and between them all they speak 11 different land. which is on attack at the san francisco hospital. now that suspect has been charged that suspect has been charged with a hate crime ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. connection with a pair of assault that took place it's took place. rather zuckerberg san franci

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>> reporter: rosemary, they said a week is a long time in politics, don't they? i guess israelis this week it will seem like an eternity. there are practical things that need to be done and many things that can derail the potential of this coalition government. so, first of all, the various parties are negotiating among themselves the intricacies of how it works. they were up until 3:00 a.m., we are told, they are making good progress. then before midnight on wednesday, israel time, about 5:00 p.m. eastern time on wednesday, they go to the president and say, yes, i've done it. i've got a coalition government that can command the support of more than half the lawmakers in the israeli parliament. it will be up to a week in which they have to fight on whether the coalition government will stand or not. they need to get more than half the votes in order for it to come into effect. in that time, of course, you can bet your bottom dollar that prime minister netanyahu will be doing everything in his powers to try to derail this coalition from forming before it comes abo

rosemary. thank you. now the oakland where a woman was robbed and then hit by a vehicle in chinatown. it happened just before two this afternoon at eighth, and franklin streets. the citizen at reports that police on the scene say a thief robbed a woman of her purse. he then struck her with his vehicle while leaving the scene. the suspect vehicle is described as a great hyundai. the woman was taken to the hospital. no word yet on the extent of her injuries. just yesterday, a prominent leader in oakland's chinatown was attacked. the attacker knocked carl chan to the ground and yelled racial slurs at him. ktvu is henry lee is here now with how chan helped lead police to his attacker. well, andre carl chan has been a highly visible leader in oakland's chinatown. in fact, he was on his way to visit another asian assault victim when he himself was knocked to the ground. we must stand together and your night with love against hates carl. chan is a familiar face as president of the oakland chinatown chamber of co

art, rosemary along chicken with you.ed to this now a mountain lion that was captured in san francisco earlier this week is back in the wild here. you see the big cat nickname, mr hansen by animal rescuers darting off into a remote area in santa clara county, the two year old £100 mountain line made its way to bertel heights, where it was seen by number of people probably scared him to wednesday night, california fish and wildlife rangers hit the animal with a tranquilizer dart and took him to the oakland zoo to be checked out. before he eventually was released. all right, well, it's been very quiet. just sitting there idle. how summer now breathing new life and redwood ci sport will take about the fun things six, a case of road n southern california bullets fly a child shot and killed a search tonight. the suspect. plus it's called the hetch hetchy, and it's fed by the sierra snowpack as drought conditions worsen. we're checking in on a critical reservoir that much of the bay area depends on more on that at area depends

>> i would go with a rosemary garlic aoili. >> i'm in to adventure, but not that. and speaking of adventure, the people at nasa are still celebrating after this weekend's successful return of a spacex dragon capsule, carrying four astronauts from the international space station. it was the first night time splash down of the the u.s. crew in more than 52 years. that same capsule will be heading backing in door, but this fall. carrying the first all civilian space crew. mark straussman has their remarkable story. >> reporter: 255 feet above launchpad 39-a, we met the crew of inspiration 4 on. the next astronauts to climb atop a rocket at spacex's launch tower. >> everywhere that walked on the moon launched from this facility. >> reporter: jared isaacman, their gateway to the stars. >> they are jet rockets. he quit high school to create a technology company. and his hobby, owning and flying fighter jets. >> so, when the new commercial era, thought -- >> three days, flying on auto pilot. it will orbit more than 300 miles. higher than the space station. the nose cone p

i am rosemary church.ure in texas stopping a restrictive voting bill for now. why the governor says the measure is not dead. >>> plus, a move towards a new governing coalition in israel, and prime minister netanyahu sz is not giving up without a

i am rosemary church.the israeli-gaza border. >>> taiwan was once hailed a covid success story and now it's battling a sudden surge of cases of the coronavirus. and then the campaign to cancel the olympics gains groun

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rosemary vicsiliatos, from mccaron international airport. an industry expert with 21 years of experience in aviation leadership. she directs all operations at clark county's airport system, mccaron international airport and four aviation general facilities in nevada. employing 17,000 people. in 2019, handled an excess of 50 million passengers. you are recognized now for your opening remarks. >> well, thank you. and good afternoon. to begin, let me thank senator cantwell as chair of this committee but senator rosen, who is presiding over this subcommittee, i really do appreciate your kind remarks, and really setting the story for us, along with ranking member scott. i'm really glad that you enjoyed those conferences in las vegas. we can't wait for you to come back. of course, i appreciate all the other committee members present here today. you know, this is a great opportunity to share the airport perspective, encouraging the resumption of travel. especially international tourism, which is so vital to las vegas, as well as to many other u.s.

it is called the quantum sized sandwich, it comes with salami, rosemary ham, provolone cheese, tomato marinara dipping sauce. it costs $99.99. before you lose your mind here, the sandwich serves up to 8 people. so around $12 per person, so assuming you have seven friends, that it will no doubt give people sticker shock at the new test kitchen which opens june 4th and as always, disney is the parent company of abc7. so what you think of that? you have kids that are probably of disney age. >> i am disney age. >> i know. as soon as i said that, i thought, oh boy, here we go. but what is your take on the sandwich in general? >> i guess if it really feeds eight people, i mean, $12 seems in line with other park food pricing, i don't know, yeah, that's kind of a lot. what if you don't like it? >> that's what i was going to say. you typically find a people who want the same thing their sandwich? >> if you have ever been to disney, this is a deal. if you have eight people and you are only spending $12? that's not a bad deal. i don't see anything wrong with it. >> larry, we do have the but just

i want to recognize rosemary. all of us enjoyed flying into the vegas airport.y do a great job and i told the chair my first year in office we went to rio de janeiro and i think it was the biggest tourism conference in the world every year and the group that has the biggest and the really nice spot was las vegas. they do a really good job of promoting las vegas. i want to thank everybody for their hard work. florida is a global travel usdestination and we try to make it the number one travel iddestination in the entire word and the competition of course was vegas. peopleer from all over the world come to enjoy the attractions and all the state has to offer. we worked hard to grow the industry by the way there is you can win the best state parks every six years. there's only one that's ever one twice and only one state that hase won it three times and it's the great state of florida. it's unfortunate what happened in the pandemic and it has the biggest impact on traveling to tourism in the industry and its hurt a lot of people that rely on they don't have a guara

okay, rosemary. thank you. people described it as a war zone. how a party advertised on tiktok's turned into hundreds of people setting off fireworks and wreaking havoc across one southern california town. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. california over the weekend after two nights of unrest that started with a party promoted on tiktok, fox's mario ramirez looks at the damage these unruly crowds left behind. those unruly crowds, many of them just teenagers making their way through the downtown huntington beach area and vandalizing businesses like this. salon here on main street business owners and volunteers from the community sp

it comes with salami rosemary ham provolone cheese and sun dried tomato spread on toasted bread. looking at the kitchens. menu says it's big enough to feed about 6 to 8 people. >> now, >> you may remember this video uploaded to youtube 40 years ago. i remember this the viral charlie my finger video has racked up 883 million views since then. well, it's been removed from the website and auction off as a non-fungible tokens, also known as it in ft, which is a digital detour original content. now the winning bid went for over $760,000. the netflix is planning to expand on their interactive content. they've reportedly been eyeing some game industry veterans to bring on to their team in a parable to launch video games exclusive to comes as the streamer announces his excitement about introducing more interactive shows following the success of recent shows like bandersnatch and you versus wild. they've also announced feature series inspired by video games like tomb raider resident evil and assassin's creed. forget the mill these pandas will take the empty crate this is a mom and her cub