>> yeah, he's a polarizing figure, rosemary.sense that's a bit unfortunate because he does bring a lot to the game. and you know what? he's a little bit like kyrgios. in the semi final, there is a big greek community. he should have known that the crowd was going to be overwhelmingly for rafa in this final, but as rafa said after the match, he hopes in the years to come maybe he's going to have fans behind him. still the other player will be playing the next ten years hopefully, even though he said in the press conference when he was down beat the way the crowd was, he thought maybe he wasn't going to play past the age of 30. i believe there is more to come from medvedev. it reflected a nice way, that level is going to come in years ahead. >> all right. robbie, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> a spacex launch has been delayed after a cruise ship ventured too close to the no-go zone. spacex was supposed to send an italian satellite system into orbit on sunday, but the company says the cruise ship couldn't get clear of the fl

you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, the russia-ukraine crisis is center stage at the united nations in the coming hours as the security council addresses escalating fears of military conflict. we are live in kiev with the latest. plus a live report from the middle east, where the united arab emirates says they've destroyed a missile launch site in yemen. the latest on the series of attacks. and we're days away from the winter olympics, and china just reported more covid infections. we'll have a live report from beijing. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. well, in just a matter of hours the u.n. security council will gather for an urgent meeting as tensions along the border between ukraine and russia show little sign of easing. the meeting, the latest push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis amid fears russia is planning to invade ukraine. the american ambassador to the u.n. says the u.s. is ready to listen but will not be distrac

rosemary? >> and phil, of course it is early yet. but australians have really done it tough throughout this pandemic. so how is this playing across the country? or how will it likely play once people have digested this. >> it is early, certainly. but i would say that broadly, it was very difficult to find people specifically outside of the australian serbian community who were prepared to openly defend djokovic or who held tremendous sympathy for him. there is a view year, and it's perhaps what urged or what triggered the strong response from the australian government to back the decisions of the border force here that djokovic seemed to be getting special treatment by receiving an exemption to play in the australian open. it is very likely that by telling the world via social media that he had received that semz ahead of his rival, that he then brought extra scrutiny upon himself when he did arrive. it's been seen and put forward as a theory that the government saw no political harm in being s

i'm rosemary church. just ahead, treacherous road conditions are a major concern for millions of americans as a vicious winter storm pummels much of the east coast. >>> djokovic deported. the australian open is now under way without the world's top tennis player. >>> plus north korea test-fires more suspected missiles. the fourth time in just a month. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. well, we begin with a brutal winter storm that's been hammering much of the southeastern u.s. with freezing rain and snow. and the northeast is next. as many as 80 million americans were under winter weather alerts on sunday, stretching from georgia to maine. and the effects of this system could cause problems for days to come. states in the appalachian region are seeing heavy snowfall and high winds. parts of north carolina got as much as a foot of snow, or about 30 centimeters. and at least 25 counties declared a state of emergency. down in florid

we're nearing closer and closer, rosemary. to our time in wuhan, i believe it was january 22nd, the day before that lockdown, an unprecedented one at that, we did our live report from there. our one and only. it was speaking with you. shortly thereafter, a few hours later, got the call, wuhan going on lockdown. it stayed i that way for 76 days. as you lay down that timeline, it's important to look at that, not so much as a reflection back but to show us where things have gone here since in china. one thing has remained, strict measures are in place. we can trace zero covid, that policy that china is trying to stick to, back to the wuhan lockdown. what has taken place since have been three different pillars of this zero covid policy. one, you have lockdowns. not so much citywide ones, though those exist as well. but more so targeted ones. the isolated ones which they really put folks in certain communities or neighborhoods, sealed inside their homes, confined there until they're deemed safe to re-enter society. and then the oth

so there's a very clear issue here, rosemary.he allegation being that prime minister boris johnson's staff yet again are being accused of gathering socially despite covid rules in violation of the restrictions that this very government put into place. now, prime minister boris johnson has said that the matter is under investigation. he has refused to comment on whether or not he was, himself, in attendance at this "bring your own booze" party in may of last year. but, again, rosemary, it's not the first allegation. there's allegations of christmas party scandals last year, plural christmas parties, and even the investigation itself has been mired in scandal. the first person that handled it was the cabinet secretary. he had to step down because he was found to have knowledge of one of these parties as well. look, prime minister boris johnson's very reputation, very credibility is on the line here, and it keeps taking hits. >> yeah. that's what we're seeing. thanks for that. anna, china has probably the most draconian measures in

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>> hey there, rosemary, good to be with you.sting to look at what kristi was talking about over the border in hong kong. those are the type of restrictions that are part of the zero covid approach that mainland has been dealing with about two years, going back to wuhan. we just marked two years since that unprecedented lockdown that lasted some 76 days. i think what's important to take from that is that in many ways the strict measures, while they've evolved a bit, they're still in place here. there are three real pillars to this approach. one has to do with the lockdowns. that's really no longer so much c citywide, although that happens at times, it's really community-based. that will play out if someone has tested positive in a certain neighborhood or close contact. the other part is the mass testing. as testing has become more and more available, certainly since the early days in wuhan, you see that by the tens of millions are able to test entire city populations over the course of just a few days. and then you have the conta

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the rain is far away rosemary oroczo. it seems like either we get a whole lot or we get nothing and we are in that nothing face for sure. dry today dry tomorrow dry through the rest of the week. hello, mike garcia. hello to all of you after a cloudy start a bit of a foggy star. we are breaking away to partly cloudy skies giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco or those high clouds are overhead and san francisco right now. 58 degrees we have upper forties reported in santa rosa 56 in concord, 54. san carlos and san jose at 52. most of us are anywhere from upper forties to upper fifties or if you are in the upper forties, chances already had some of that lingering fog out there this morning, including areas over santa rosa, as well as napa. the air quality out there is good to moderate. this is going to remain the case for today. we do have good air quality reported right around the base. san francisco oakland over towards red with city hayward fremont, all reporting good air q

rosemary thank you still to come here at noon. tensions remain between russia and ukraine, with the biting administration continuing to warn of a potential invasion. we'll have the latest on the talks to ease tensions the publie recent shooting out at san francisco international airport earlier this month. police shot 37 year old nelson seto, who they say appeared to have two guns with them right near the bart station entrance inside the international terminal. investigators say officers tried to use non lethal measures to subdue him, but he continued to advance toward the officers. that's when police say the officer shot and killed him. they later discovered his weapons were air soft guns. the public meeting starts at three o'clock this afternoon. police in san francisco are still searching for the driver of a stolen vehicle involved in a deadly crash. this happened saturday night at lincoln and 46th avenue. police say the driver of the stolen audie suv hit a honda suv, then fled the scene. a passenger in the hana was taken to th

and it's a clear but wendy day in parts of the bay area ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo will have your full forecast coming up, including what you can expect over the weekend. stay with us. t through the government website this week. you are not alone. some people living in multi family dwellings say the system is still reporting an error when people in more than one unit place an order. the information came up that kids have already been ordered for before your address. so you're not entitled to any so that the white house has acknowledged the problem says it's affecting a small percentage of people. the u. s postal service, which is handling the distribution, recommends that people fill out a service request on their website. white house says the tech teams are working on the issues trying to make the covid test rollout of success. for a link to that site. go to ours. ktvu .com click web links and you can order those free at home. covid test kits there. meanwhile americans continue to notice inflation every time they go to the store. president biden knows his administration need

let's go outside in this midday sand rosemary white.are while we are still hoping for that, randi see anything like a week out. you know, right on the final day of january, right around the 31st february 1st we look to have at least a few scattered showers. right now. it doesn't look to be anything s dry outside our doors at this time, a live look here and to sfo, where we do have a bit of haze out there this morning after starting out with the low clouds and fog. as i showed you in the last half hour, a little bit of wind in our hills, and with that air quality is slightly better today. good to moderate around the region. no advisories for wind. no advisories for air quality. a look here at storm tracker, too, and we do have kind of the same setup from the weekend where we have a system that drops on the back side of california. it's over areas of utah. at this point, we're not going to see anything as strong when it comes to the winds, and it's not as widespread over the weekend we had a bay area wide advisory. we had wind all the way

2022 is shaping up for us could actually rosemary oroczo.to the bay area is going to be light is going to be scattered is going to last through tomorrow and then it looks like pretty much a break all the way until about friday. i will detail this in the extended forecast. let's take a look at what is happening outside our doors. right now. it's a cloudy one out there giving you a look overlame for the overcast skies ahead of the rain expected a little bit later. you may have noticed this morning not quite as cold due to this change in the air mass. here's a look at the storm tracker two areas over washington, oregon, northern california. already seeing the wet stuff for us, perhaps a few sprinkles out there, but it doesn't look like but most of this virga may have a little bit over our hills. but you can see not a lot going on very, very light along the coastline you sprinkles for you there, sfo few sprinkles right in there. across the bay, east bay or east bay hills. the sierra is still dry. the winter travel advisory for the sierra again s

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rosemary is the rain going to come back at all this week? you know, it doesn't look like it.it looks like we are going to be dry for the next few days and temperatures are expected to warm as we get into the next few days as well. show you that in the extended forecast, let's take a look at what's happening outside our doors at this hour after the cloud cover earlier this morning, we have since clear to blue skies and we're looking at plenty of sunshine for the rest of today. we do have a look there over san francisco, where temperatures are relatively mild, either, right where we should be or slightly above storm tracker to they're showing you if you take a look at the state of california. you can kind of depict where that weak front moved through and is now exiting california on its way into nevada. if you take your eyes over towards the pacific, we do have another system here. but again, not expecting a whole lot of rain out of it. we are looking at mainly dry conditions as it moves ashore. here's a look at the future cast model and its instill motion where you can see the

meteorologist rosemary oroczo is much smarter than me. and she is here to explain rosemary. yes hello to both of you happy friday. yeah man, those sunsets out there these days have been quite spectacular. we typically get some pretty spectacular census this time of year. part of it has to do, of course, with the lower sun angle that we have right here and a lot of it has to do with the atmosphere and although those high clouds play a huge factor they are not necessarily creating the color. they are just acting as the canvas giving you a live look here over san francisco, the golden gate bridge and towards the marin headlands. take a look at that sunset there so as the sun begins to set the light, which we all know has all the colors of the rainbow travels through so many layers of the atmosphere. it bends it scatters and with all that creates the colors, but we need those clouds to act as a canvas in the high clouds are definitely one of the more perfect types of clouds as they are very high, and they are compressed mostly of ice. we know if we have low clouds outside our do

i know give the floor to rosemary decarlo. >> thank you. madam president, the united nations is closely following the ongoing diplomatic discussions on the future of european peace and security architecture among representative of the russian federation, the united u, members of the nato, the european union, and the organization for the security and cooperation in europe. we hope the outcome of these talks will strengthen peace and security in europe, including four ukraine. madam president, although not an active participant in these exchanges, and all his contacts the secretary general has unequivocally supported the ongoing diplomatic efforts at all levels. still, we are greatly concerned that even as these efforts continue, tensions keep escalating and a dangerous military buildup in the heart of europe. it is reported that over 100,000 troops and heaven -- heavy weaponry for the russian federation are positioned along the border with ukraine. unspecified numbers of russian troops and weaponry are also reportedly being deployed to belar

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tonight on north 1st and rosemary, >>> high profile republican congressman has stepped down. central valley representative devin nunes resigned for the ceo of former president trump's media and technology group. several candidates announced intent to run, governor newsom has not set the date for the special election. >>> keanu reeves is good guy like people say. gave the majority of his original matrix money, the movie in the '90s, to cancer research. reportedly paid $10 million up front for the flick and another $35 million when it became a blockbuster. looking at video of reeves filming in san francisco for the one that just came out. now learning he donated 70% of the original earnings to leukemia research, about $31 million. his younger sister kim had been battling the disease for eight years when he made that donation. luckily she's been in remission since 2001. >> everyone says he's nice guy. >> everybody says it. >>> back in a moment for the 49ers and >>> it's 2022, two things going on with the warriors, they have the best record in the nba, and they could get better i

thanks so much, rosemary oroczo . okay? the 49ers now moving on in the playoffs. after that, 23 to 17 win over the dallas cowboys, san francisco just dominated the first half of the game, running all over the cowboys defense and when deebo samuel scored midway through the third quarter of the 49ers lead 23 to 7. but dallas battled back , and it all came down to one final play for the cowboys down by six points with just 14 seconds left and no timeouts. they try to quarterback draw bad decision as the clock expires on the game and the cowboys decision. cowboys season. excuse me. the 49ers, though, are moving on, and their head coach could not be more proud of his team. i just i think it says so much about our guys all year. like just ah, i mean to lose two of our best players are captains, um, you know, and be able to protect a lead like that, too. i mean, it was just the guys that come out and finish that game, especially in that environment, just a little bit of a roller coaster like it was wild. lot of ups and downs. a lot of unknowns. um i think the niners make

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we'll see the bit rosemary. thank you. pandemic is still making life hard on suppliers of popular products and rising prices are affecting options for consumers. foxes jake care, alexis's in seattle now where a major seafood distribution center is feeling those price price hikes and jake. if i'm ordering the fish filet tonight, it sounds like it might cost me more. right alex, and customers are actually wondering the same thing. now take a look at the poor behind me. here in seattle , you might notice one or two boats, but for the most part, they're all gone. now that's because one of the biggest fishing seasons of the year kicked off just this month and suppliers spent the weeks leading up wondering if they'd be able to get a big enough hall. we have a very short margin of time. the clock is already ticking for seafood suppliers. court engineer joe oliver is working hard to keep enough crew members healthy, too, man fishing boats. we worked with the state of alaska and i made sure that our crews were kind of isolating try

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meteorologist rosemary oroczo is here with the forecast. rosemary.l, we have cleared out andre christina . hello to both of you and t. g. i, after all of you out there we have a pretty weekend coming our way. i think we'll start out with a little bit of fog. but when it comes to the rain, we are pretty much done giving you a live. look here at the golden gate bridge. here's a change of a different story started out with all that gray sky and wet on our lenses, and now you can see a beautiful one. even some clear sky as a sun began to set about 20 minutes or so ago, so we've got a little bit of light left. maybe another 20 to 30 minutes before it all turns dark . getting into the evening hours. we are going to cool off. let's take a look at some of the rainfall amounts first. from the last 24 hours. we will say areas like oakland, only picking up to 107 inch san francisco a little bit less than 10th. monte ottawa , 6 107 inch and then you get to mill valley. and i think mel valley wins the prize on this 1 43 107 inch reported there so not a big storm

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rosemary congratulations on making a tough decision. i'm glad they're glad to have you still as a friend. a little less than an hour from now the u.n. security council is having a meeting on the russian build-up on the ukraine border. green visited ukraine last week. >> the problem i have the term with misinformation. many of the things we thought of as misinformation a short while ago are now accepted as fact. do i get things wrong? absolutely. i get things wrong but i try to correct them. whenever i get something wrong -- >> joe rogan defending his podcast as musicians threaten to boycott spotify over misinformation. and then there is this. >> cincinnati is heading to the super bowl! >> dana: the cincinnati bengals heading to the super boll for the first time since 1988 after a win yesterday. we'll check in with bill hemmer before we go. >> cincinnati is heading to the super bowl! he called it again i'm sure. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ li

two's enduring mysteries who the trade jewish teenager and frank and her family, canadian academic, rosemary sullivan and her team. they say they've investigated more than 30 suspects in 20 different scenarios and they say the most likely person to have revealed the whereabouts of frank and her family was arnold vandenberg. he was a prominent member of the jewish community in amsterdam. researchers say they think he disclosed the secret hiding place to german occupiers in order to save his own family from deportation and murder in not see concentration camps typed anonymous. no note was delivered to anne frank's father. otto after the war, researchers note the names, vandenberg who was on it, the franks and 4 other jews hit in a secret annex reached only by a secret staircase hidden behind a bookcase from july 1942. until they were discovered in august 1944, they were deported to concentration camps and was 15 the diary she wrote while in hiding was published after the war and has been read by millions. >> coming up, but you 7 is launching a new reservation system for summer camping. what yo

oh, actually also the northern border in bella. rosemary, some are russian kids have moved in but is not being overly alarm is not telling them that this is something different than for example, what happened back in 2021 or back in 2014. are there is no, it's not saying that i have an invasion, is it when it or that the suits are ready for that at this stage in time? and then a lot of people who speak to also italian, look at the weather, look at the snow. it is very difficult to have any kind of war under these weather conditions. so that's what they think that's how they see it. and probably that's what they tell themselves to put more from part their self is at a certain point, yet they shrug it off. but the idea of a war has been here back since 2014 and never really leaves anyone in the grade. when you asked them, they say it's coming at some point, but we don't know when and how them made their life are some care. thank you for the russian side of the border. foreign minister. so galen, rob says his country does not want war. das jibari has more russia's naval strengths on ful

as a teenager, clarke attended rosemary hall in connecticut, one of the most prestigious boarding schools alumni include president john f. kennedy. how did you adapt? >> you know, i just settled right in. >> it must not have been easy at that time. >> no, not easy. a very different environment than east new york. >> during her third year at choate, she says she learned how the law could be a powerful force for change when she sat in on a desegregation case focusing on the disparities between urban and suburban schools. >> in many ways choate has a lot to do with my journey, where i am today. >> reporter: today she is the first black woman heading the civil rights division, headquartered in former fbi director's j. edgar hoover's old office. from her desk, she can see pennsylvania avenue and capitol hill. but she hasn't forgotten how she got here. >> i know what it's like for families who grow up poor and who struggle, who live paycheck to paycheck. i know what that experience is like. i know what it's like to be marginalized, sidelined, and silenced. and that personal perspective shapes w

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. >>> a man and woman were shot about 6:00 last night on 1st and rosemary. they are expected to be okay. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. so far no arrests have been made in this case. >>> amid days of snowfall in northern california, tens of thousands of people are still in the dark in el dorado county. what you are looking at is georgetown east of auburn. the power went on sunday and they are working to restore it, but a lot of folks have been relying on propane tanks, and the problem is people are running out of that, too. >> if i ran it all day yesterday i would have no propane today. >> they will not have power restored until as late as next week. a pg&e spokesperson said downed lines and trees and roads are slowing down efforts to get those repaired. >>> looking out live this morning, kari has a look at the forecast because some of the wet weather has been affecting other parts of the bay. >> yeah, and some spots we have seen the rain off and on throughout the past 24 hours, and we have seen pretty decent rainfall totals for the northbound has

. >> well, you'll remember that famous 18.5-minute gap, rosemarie woods, the former president nixon's secretary, became a central issue, whether that was part of the obstruction of justice there, whether that was an interference with the watergate investigation, and here we have the 187 minutes, and erica, it's so, so important because we're just getting the facts out and what the committee is going to do with its hearings and then its interim report is just make this case, not just the prosecutor's potentially but to the american people. >> it would be interesting to see how that is received, right? donald trump is set to speak on the anniversary, on january 6th. a recent cbs poll found 62% of americans expect violence over the outcome of future presidential elections. you took some heat in 2016 just before that election when you suggested that people grab their musket if donald trump lost. you later said you weren't suggesting if people take up arms if hillary clinton won but the reality is a year ago people did take up arms in this country and when we look at those numbers that 62%

officers were called north first and east rosemary streets last night. investigators say a man and a woman were found with a gun shot wounds. both victims are expected to survive. police are still looking for the gunman. so far no word on what led to the shooting. >>> still ahead, thousands still without power in the sierra and now they are limited on supplies to keep warm. while there is still no relief in sight. >>> and omicron's impact on travel is not stopping some people from booking their trips for spring. gianna breaks down the top travel trends next. >>> if you are getting ready to head out the door, grab your rain jacket. you will need it. it's a wet start to the day. tracking light showers this morning and even some drizzle on high definition doppler. you can see the wet bay bridge out there. temperatures are in the low 50's but as we go through the day today, high pressure builds in for us. catching a little bit of a break from the rain. how long that will last and tracking the next weather system in that seven day forecast coming up. >>> and

. >>> a man and woman were shot about 6:00 last night on north 1st and rosemary. paramedics rushed both victims to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. it's unclear what led up to the shooting and so far no suspects have been arrested in that case. >>> police arrested three people accused in a series of armed robberies. the man robbed a person at gunpoint and five minutes later he robbed another person and the cell phone led police to a home where they arrested three men and are looking for a fourth. >>> this here on the screen is georgetown east of auburn. the power went out on sunday and pg&e crews have been working to restore it, and many are relying on propane tanks, but there's a problem because people are running out. >> if i ran that all day yesterday, i would not have any propane today. >> a pg&e spokesperson said downed trees and unplowed roads are slowing down efforts to get into the impacted areas in order to make repairs. >>> taking a live look in san josÉ this morning. we are tracking some light rain although it's dry in this shot right here

. >> rosemary night and felicia marcus are with the woods institute for the environment.n conducting aerial surveys using an electric medic -- electromagnetic system. using vital data. 3d maps help pinpoint attractive sites made up of materials marked in red like sand and gravel that allow water to sink in. >> if i put the water on the ground surface, here is the connected pathway that will get me down to the water table. >> groundwater basins are bigger than any aboveground reservoir. creswell they are not visible like this, change, extended drought threatening to disrupt the river melt cycle, simply they could be critical for capturing and keeping the water we do get. identifying and potentially maximizing the capacity of the groundwater system is part of an aggressive statewide effort. recent fights are just the latest example. >> this is the survey program for the state department of water resources. she says the data can help accelerate projects, using technologies like direct underground pumping or creating saturation pond. >> we can choose locations on the surface

you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, a deal is reached in chicagors union and public school district. >>> critical talks between the u.s. and russia in the all-out push to stop an invasion and potential war in ukraine. >>> and the cost

it terms that margarita had a long term sexual affair, a affair that rosemary evidently had no idea aboutarried? >> me and my husband were having problems, and i thought we are going to get a divorce. >> so this began an affair with the defendant? >> on occasion. it wasn't a love affair or anything. >> margarita described it as a friends of benefit type relationship with yaz, purely sex. >> but the prosecution asserted that he had an even deeper more complicated relationship with michelle, madeleine e, she was the so-called nighttime 90. she was also someone who prosecutors say fell in love with a doctor, and he with her. >> to make the point, jurors were shown a camisole like this one. an intimate valentine's day gift from yaz to michelle. just two weeks before rosa's death. a representative of the company that ship the 90, read the card it was enclosed. >> next valentine's day will be all are as, i love you with all of my big s. >> he was indicating to his paramour that next year is going to be all ours. it's kind of a foreshadowing of, he won't be around this year. >> the nighttime 90

alleged to have potentially been defrauded, and the key conduit at deutsche bank is a woman named rosemarythink there has been some public reporting that she has met with investigators to explain at least her side of the story, deutsche bank's side of the story. so there is certainly a lot of information that is available to the attorney general. some of the trump organization's accountants also has been in front of the investigators. the interesting thing, and this is a little inside baseball, ali, is it's unusual to be pushing so hard on a civil investigation that has a parallel criminal investigation. you cannot use a civil investigation as a stocking horse to develop evidence that you could then use in a criminal investigation. and that's one of the arguments that the trumps' lawyers make why these subpoenas and or depositions are inappropriate now. and it is a legitimate argument. so it will be interesting to see how this plays out going forward. >> the trump legal team prior to tonight had addressed this issue in which they said the state attorney general is engaged in a criminal inv

the book is by rosemary sullivan and she joins us now. this is fascinating.efinitely van den bergh, but you talk about the evidence that points to it and the significance of that discovery. >> well, as you say, it's been 77 years since the arrest, and so to be absolutely definite is very difficult. we have circumstantial evidence, but it indicates that an anonymous note that was given to otto frank after he returned from the auschwitz camp, having lost his entire family, the anonymous note identified van den bergh as the person who had given over addresses of jews in hiding. i think that's important. van den bergh did not know who might be at those addresses, indeed even if people were still in hiding at those addresses. but he used that list, it would seem, to gain his freedom and the freedom of his family. and one of the significant points is there was never any indication that van den bergh was in a concentration camp. >> so the sense is that essentially he decided to do this in order to avoid that fate? i mean, what more do we know about him as a person a

rosemary oroczo bell is launching a business school. where you can take classes to become a fast food franchise ma unit housing or having trouble ordering those free covid test kit from the government, and lawmakers, like congressman eric swalwell have taken notice. it's imperative that every american has access to multiple test kits so that we can truly crushed the virus. swalwell assigned on a letter urging the biden administration to take a change to ensure everyone has access, he says, as long as you have a distributor, distinct unit number, you should be able to order the tests. the best thing to do is just get it done. get them out and let's crush this virus. get our kids back in schools. i'm not a home school teacher. i shouldn't be no parent should be. you know, in this environment we should be at work in our churches. our main streets. get rid of these masks. you know, as soon as it's safe and get this economy back open, and this is one step in getting us to that. swalwell says vaccines masking indoors and testing are important