sanaa: red bull had a disastrous day.o looks set to become lewis hamilton's main challenger this season had problems with his car in the second practice. his teammate, sergio perez failed to finish practice after an incident with another driver damaged his car. mercedes clocked the best time ahead of hamilton. >> i like italy. the food is good. i enjoy being here. the driving so far hasn't been the luckiest, but i had driveshaft issues. so i stopped the car. >> we definitely did not see the best out of all of her -- of oliver today. we still think we have the fastest car. sanaa: the champion made his return to the track for the first time in nine months. the spaniard, who fractured his arm during last season's opening race finished sixth in practice ahead of the portuguese grand prix. the vancouver canucks hockey team have been hit with more pandemic problems. their return to play has been delayed again after more than 20 players tested positive with coronavirus. here is the report. >> here is the chance. through it aroun

kate, >> hey, sanaa's the ad wars are set to take on the mavericks tonight.it is the last contest chase center before they head out on the road for a four-game stretch now has been pretty up and down for the warriors. but hey, something pretty good. isn't the wind. that's because the war is won 7 of their last 9 games at this point making a spot in the playoff tournament is pretty much a foregone conclusion. so what the workers need to do is beat the mavericks tonight that will help their case. let me tell you a little bit about what's going to happen when they are in that game could be interesting because a lot of the mavericks starters are out tonight. kristaps porzingis dealing with some injury. so is josh richardson. they're both doubtful and their best player. the good on questionable along with fellow started to anthony smith and some rotation. guys. so could be a very winnable game. here's what steve kerr had to say earlier tonight about the importance of this game. >> all these against the team's near us in the new orleans memphis you know, we're done

internationally recognized government is battling iran back to the rebels who control the capital sanaa in the north. and people in kurdistan are voting in a referendum on changing the constitution to greatly expand the powers of the country's president the reforms would reduce the size of the parliament and give the president the power to appoint judges. the president's side of says the changes would increased stability his opponents are calling it a power grabs. the number of civilians killed in myanmar is military crackdown has climbed to over 700 people on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city of go family has been in turmoil since the army seized power from the civilian government in february. and 8 people have been killed and more injured after an earthquake struck indonesia's main island of java the quake damaged at least a 1000 buildings it's the 2nd natural disaster to hit indonesia in a week after hundreds died in flooding and mudslides on another island. and irish prime minister me home margin has warned of a spiral back into sectar

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yes, it's a tragedy sanaa's and really a lot of unanswered questions because that car was going through the parking lot headed right. for offense where the cliff drops into the ocean. didn't apparently tried to stop an nba. every trying to figure out what happened. yeah, there are witnesses that said that they didn't see the car driving erratically or anything. so there are definitely a lot of unanswered questions right now. such a tragedy. all right. tonight. attorney, thanks to some as we may never know. that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. we'll see you tonight at 8. >> that won't be us that what somebody will somebody sitting here giving him the news walk. >> i think vicki and grant that he had planned to office and jonathan mccall feeling in program. we had a little extra time to kill. so that's why we're filling with these details now you are prepared for who's coming up at 8, 9, 10 have a good night. thanks for joining us. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa!

internationally recognized government in aden is battling iran back to 3 rebels who control the capital sanaa in the north. and people that care to stand are voting on changing the constitution to greatly expand the president's powers the reforms would reduce the size of the parliament and give the president the power to appoint judges president cited to power office says the changes would increase stability is opponents are calling it a power grab. and the number of civilians killed in myanmar is military crackdown has climbed to over 700 on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city of baghdad authorities regularly shut down internet access which has forced activists to return to old fashioned methods of spreading their message. to the man wearing this mosque who goes by the name lin and he's the founder of an underground newsletter called molotov. it's secretly distributed to thousands of readers across myanmar. it's a tough time at the moment but we have to be interviewed wearing masks for. the other and we're living under a lot of oppression at the

yemen's internationally recognized government is fighting iran back to 3 rebels who control the capital sanaa. and people link august on a voting on changing the constitution to expand the presidential powers the reforms would reduce the size of the parliament and give the president power to appoint judges president assad says the changes would increase stability his opponents say it's a power grab. and german president frank frank walter steinmeier has visited the former death camp of which involved to mark the 76th anniversary of its liberation he warned against forgetting the crimes of the nazis more than 56000 people were murdered in pushing gold and its satellite camps. where people have been voting and chance presidential election president just debbie it know has ruled the country since 990 and he won again this time around leading opposition politicians have boycotted the vote and debbie is expected to rig the get his reelection for a 6 term. very calm relaxed president to do is to be is one of the wrong does enough reka. i mean the heavy security he was the 1st to cast about it is th

. >> well sanaa's and grant test centers.id test centers like the one behind me here at the santa clara county fairgrounds have the capacity to test hundreds of people a day, but they're nowhere near capacity right now. and public health officials are worried about that. they tell us because testing is how they tracked infection in the community. that's also part of the plan for tracking down these emerging variants that are even more contagious. there's more. >> the national trend. rates of covid-19 testing are down across california since january test said this and other sites across santa clara county, a fallen 30%. much of the decline is thought to be the result of less fear of exposure as more people are vaccinated. public health, though, is troubled by the trend. it is here at test sites like this one where new and potentially more contagious stranger variant of the virus are first detected fewer tests narrows the view of where the infection is circulating and makes it easier for the virus to spread and mutate into one

counseling as part of an overall preventive strategies to fish to death for even see these are told in sanaa english and it can mock truants mention dissidents who these drugs are ruining people's lives we can't ignore this kind of drug abuse and tell ourselves that everything's fine is that people keep trying these drugs and then they become addicted to the drug abuse can destroy families people can lose their jobs because of it and some users end up in the psychiatric ward and some users end up dead it's a serious problem isn't it. criminal groups are simply providing huzoor it's with the drugs that they want to buy perhaps we should focus on how to keep people from taking drugs in the 1st place. i don't want to keep using crystal meth forever it just ruins your life. you can't ignore the effect it has on your mind and body. it makes you paranoid about things that no one else would notice. more and more people in here are are using crystal meth we have to deal with this problem before it gets any worse and the best way to do that is to develop a comprehensive prevention strategy that combi

internationally recognized government is battling iran back who's the rebels who control the capital sanaa. with a number of civilians killed in myanmar as military crackdown has climbed to over 700 on saturday security forces killed more than 80 pro-democracy protesters in the city ago authorities regularly shut down internet access which is forced activists to return to old fashioned methods of spreading their message. the man wearing this mosque who goes by the name lynn and he's the founder of an underground newsletter called molotov. it's secretly distributed to thousands of readers across myanmar. it's a tough time at the moment but we have to be interviewed wearing masks so. we're living under a lot of oppression at the moment we have to distribute the printed version of mana tof ourselves because of the internet i would it. for writing revolutionary literature and then distributing it we could end up in prison for many years possibly 10 or more years ago. he told her she was. a huge risk but one that many like lynn found are prepared to take. some readers across the country downloa

food supplies dwindle and the covert pandemic takes hold my guest this week from the yemeni capital sanaa is he shall be shot up.

2011 arab spring yemen descended into conflict in 2014 when the who seized control of its capital sanaa eventually forcing president sort of to flee to saudi arabia since then the country has become a regional battleground with a saudi led coalition bolstered by the u.s. the u.k. and france intervening on behalf of heads internationally recognized government it's widely believed iran is arming the hutus although to her on continues to deny the accusation 6 years into the conflict yemen is now home to the worst humanitarian crisis in the world millions are on the brink of famine and roughly one yemeni child dies every 75 seconds the u.n. has also warned of a deadly resurgence of $1000.00 cases is yemen doing to regional power struggles and foreign intervention and what will it take to bring relief to the millions of people suffering and joining me to debate this are from lansing mi. anti-war advocate an assistant professor of education at michigan state university and from new york peter styles barry senior analyst for yemen at the crisis group thank you both for joining me in the arena

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resigned i mean when you talk about the team is the team ready there how crippling is this football sanaa politically as well as economically. then pursers care about the economic team and that it continues to be in place that have not been so far he's so far been careful not to meddle in that area and he's apparently listening while they're saying it's been an absolutely fascinating chant thank you so much thank you. vaccines provide a route out of the pandemic governments akin to bankroll the recovery through green sustainable eco bonds these greener bonds accomplish a number of goals from supporting new jobs to cutting emissions last year governments and businesses raise $490000000000.00 from green social and sustainable bonds that's going to rise to 650000000000 this year now that sounds like a lot of money but it's a drop in the ocean when you consider the bond market is worth $260.00 trillion dollars as the world transitions to net 0 carbon emissions 20 trillion dollars in assets like oil energy and mining could become worthless that poses a huge financial risk for the global econom

after 5 years of renovations work on the new vision needs funding or designs no yet not sanaa a gallery in berlin is complete the build. we'll open this summer and i'll be speaking to the architect david chipperfield who oversaw the project. and to get your blood flowing in order all of international dance day we met up with instagram sensation 78 in our. on the importance of berlin's noir they can hardly be understated it's a veritable icon of modernist architecture designed and built by a giant of that period german american architect livest nice funday who are as such it's a cultural landmark not only for the city but in the history of architecture itself and the story of its return to splendor the feat of engineering that it entails is certainly one with telling. after more than 5 years the renovation of. cavalry is finally complete and for now the famous and iconic museum designed by big meets founder can be admired in its simplest form has a temper of lights on the surface and not much seems to have changed the hull is not often hired in terms of openness this hall is a unique str

we can stop the blockade by forcing saudi arabia to open up the airport in sanaa, in the north of theeen this with my own eyes, i feel a deep obligation to make sure my taxpayer dollars aren't funding the starvation of which were. really, the good news is there is this movement. it's a coalition of more than 70 lawmakers that signed a letter last week urging the biden administration to unilaterally withdraw all support for the saudi blockade. hollywood's getting involved. you know, ruff low has spoken out on this consistently. nick christof, the intrepid journalist speaks out, apto you-- people are really starting to create a momentum for this because we have to stand up and we have to change it. >> trevor: well, hopefully the film is the stirs step. congratulations on documenting the journey, and hopefully, to your point, something will get done. thank you so much for taking the time to join us. and take care. >> thank you. >> trevor: "hunger ward," by mtv documentary films, is available on paramount plus. okay, we're going to take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. w

seuss sanaa hills is with us, an ent surgeon at the university of columbia medical hospital.or having me. >> let's start with the cdc guidance on travel. dr. walensky, the director of the cdc, says fully vaccinated people can travel with no risk to themselves. but discouraged it because of uptick in cases. is there a correlation there? >> right. so, victor, i think it's really important to lead with what she's not saying, right? she's not saying that now is the moment for everybody vaccinated to get on a plane to go visit your family. it's not the moment for grandparents to rush on to a plane to visit their grandchildren. what she is saying is that for people who have been fully vax natured who really need to travel, this is for essential travel, that they can travel without the same quarantine and testing requirements that have been in place. and the reason that there's still that condition that really people should sick to just essential travel is because of what you just mentioned because cases are rising. variant strain numbers are increasing. and it's happening not in po

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. >> hey, sanaa's. yeah.o pretty impressive that stanford was able to pull off a championship parade in under 24 hours. there was a great turnout. the famous stanford and suntree was there to stanford flag teams and sniffer cheerleaders, the president of the school. marc tessier levine and a whole host of stand for fans turned out to see the most impressive win that we've seen in some time. this team has not won a championship since 1992 despite the fact that head coach tara vanderveer is the winningest coach all-time in and to double a women's basketball history. now, the fact that they were able to pull this off, extend the streak of stanford university winning championships in at least one sport for 45 years. a whopping 45 years. you can see this banner right behind me here. they haven't had to get a new one in quite some time because they just keep winning. to give you an idea of how impressive that streak as the university with the next longest streak of championships in a row is only 3. but the great th

. >> well grant and sanaa's. this is been a heartbreaking in stunning loss for this family. they considered that tally a role model for those in the trans community and they are hoping her death brings about awareness for domestic violence. >> fall holding back tears cra all the remembers her best friend and cousin italia to is great. able to anything. the 24 year-old transgender woman was killed last friday in milpitas her boyfriend now facing charges in her death she cared about everybody no matter what they did to her. she always forgave everybody. she was a gray that my best and we did everything milpitas police had found lopez had been stabbed several times at a home on hillview court. her boyfriend elijah sugg was arrested after he was seen in the apartment with blood on his hands lopez's family says she was a beloved drag artist who entertained mostly in san jose. >> but also did shows throughout the bay area she literally was just like such an amazing performers. you can just and she just natural ally since the young age. she did that literally for years old. he says

vicki liviakis in sanaa's to hernia are here with more. thank you. can. thank you, catherine.e's what we're working on for kron. 4 news coming up at 9 o'clock, a relief in minneapolis tonight after a jury convicted derek chauvin all 3 charges over the death of george floyd. we're going to head out there live to see how that city is reacting tonight. >> and our team coverage of chauvin's conviction will also take us down to the south bay where community leaders are celebrating the verdicts but also warning. >> that this is just one step towards equality and reform. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon on. you know, you will find is just charged and the defendant is remanded to custody. they have been county sheriff. >> now 9 justice for george floyd and sighs of relief across america following today's verdict with former officer derek chauvin being found guilty on all 3 charges including murder. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm tahernia grant has the night off.

plays a factor in everything that goes on out there have been closely watching this accident out in sanaa issues. >> here. i talked to chp. they said they're still on scene trying to work through that incidents of this is westbound 84 at 6.80, northbound out and said no, it's not the only incident from earlier this morning. we had an accident on highway 4 bay point of bailey road still seeing residual delays along highway 4 due to that early morning crash and the same story here in san jose 87 northbound kuttner avenue. a car fire there as you head into the city under 16 minute still for your drive times. still a hige wind advisory in place. not as gusty as it was yesterday, though, there's also one for the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula even at the limit under 14 minutes for your drive time. they're a look at the richmond sandra fell commute. it was up to about 18 earlier just because more people are traveling there. now. we're back down to about 13 minutes for your drive time. emily with a look at the golden gate bridge 23 minutes with a little fox to drive sa

so we've had some problems spots certainly this morning like here in sanaa.e'll start with that westbound 84 6.80 northbound. that's been clear that you're still seeing residual delays from that accident. the same with this accident here in bay. point highway 4 westbound. you can see at bailey road. >> that also has been removed, however delays because of that accident. we also had a traffic collision in the westbound lane here on the bay bridge. again, i don't think we're seeing many delays from that because it looks about the same. also we have a high wind advisory in place for the bay bridge. the altamonte past the san mateo bridge and the benicia bridge to be safe there. 15 minutes as you're heading to the fremont. see exit heading across towards the peninsula under 15 for your drive time. not tracking any major delays and get a look at the golden gate bridge a little foggy. 22 minutes as you're heading into the city will have more on that darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot at 7.30. and if convicting derek chauvin was the first step in getting rac

. >> sanaa's. yeah. if you remember a couple of years ago runway 28 left was shut down for some upgrades and it caused some serious disruptions there at the airport. but sfo says this shutdown of runway 28 right. shouldn't disturb flight schedules much at all simply because airport traffic is still very light compared to normal. things have picked up over the last month, though airlines are now operating at about 50% of their pre pandemic flight schedules instead of the 40% we've seen most of the pandemic. but those schedules and may soon see an even bigger uptick today. the european union actually announced officials are completing plans to allow americans back for leisure travel. hopefully sometime this summer. that of course, depends on the course of the pandemic, the construction there at one way 28 right began today. it's going to go on for about 4 months. it's supposed longest runway. these upgrades were supposed to happen next year. but the airport decided that speeding up the time line made the m

sanaa's and certainly looks like we've got a more potent storm, possibly headed our way and that would be some welcome news to out there right now. we've had some breezy conditions in fact, windy up toward the coastline. we had one gust over 50 miles per hour at sfo today. they actually of 53. so a blustery conditions as the low kind of worked its way toward the bay area right now. them look bad at all across parts the bay area looking out for the east bay hills back out over the bay. but look at this ruling in we have this area of low pressure. here comes rotating on down. look at the thunderstorms popping up with that little cell and bringing actually some rainfall into places the napa valley out billion. some rain there. vacaville getting some rain and that continues right now moving a little further south. you can see right there as you make your way to bay point korea this to your getting a couple scattered showers up into fairfield most that pretty light. now. these thunderstorms towers have collapsed quite a bit. now, the winds have begun to subside quite a bit as well. that is

eight million ♪ >> 9.55 the kron 00:00am morning news is almost over, but they never stop on kron on sanaa'sth what they've got high sun good morning daria so today is earth day. we definitely have some interviews lined up for that. but coming up in a few minutes. >> i'll be speaking with a bay area police officer who owns a police training school. i'll be talking to about what proper use of force training should look like. and all specifically ask him about eliminating racial bias when it comes to use of force and when to use it now to see that interview and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines all day trapper phone and scan. this qr code. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download a crowd on for free. james. >> all right. thank you very much. tonight as quick reminder. nasa space x are getting ready to send another crew of astronauts national stations showed snore. the site is really exciting. you know, i like because we have one of our very own. okay. it's an astronaut. i'm excited about. up here. i did. yeah. went to saint francis high school down

that's the latest here in san jose sanaa's, back to you. rob, thank you for that. >> and now to the peninsula where a man was hit and killed by a sheriff's cruiser last night on highway one o one in burlingame. it happened at around 1030, last night when police side disabled car along southbound one. oh, one now police pulled over and tried to help the driver. and that's when they noticed something was off and the driver appeared to be intoxicated when police tried to arrest him. the man took off across the median and hit the suv. a van san mateo county deputy who was not a part of the incident. chp laments the situation ended the way it did. and now to the latest with the efforts to recall a governor newsome within the next few weeks. the secretary of state is expected to announce if the effort has enough valid signatures. both sides of the effort to recall gavin newsome gathered today for a discussion discussion on the issue. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live to explain how it went. actually. >> i seen as yet thi

brazil's president joe both sanaa has sent a lessor to u.s. president joe biden recommitting to stop illegal deforestation in the amazon by 2030 years climate envoy john kerry responded urging immediate action be taken to back up the pledge brazil has appealed for several millions of dollars in international supports to meet that goal. he was going leader raul castro has called for respectful dialogue between cuba and the united states he expressed a willingness to build a new kind of relationship with the u.s. as he presided over his final congress of the communist party of cuba on friday castro also confirmed he was handing over the leadership to a younger generation ending 6 decades of rule by himself and older brother fidel. i 3 astronauts been on a joint's russian american mission have safely returned to earth the expedition cancer and ends when the soyuz spacecraft landed in counseling stan astronauts had been on the international space station for about 6 months that's an awful long stay. here on al-jazeera we've got the sport coming up

. >> just about done with the kron 00:00am morning news, but they never stop on kron on sanaa's is ineview. good morning. good morning, daryn. a happy friday coming up in a few minutes we'll be speaking to the san francisco unified school district about these. a new uv machines that schools will be using. >> to clean classrooms in some schools are scheduled to reopen on monday. the 19th and as always, we'll have all of your local and national headlines all day long. so for all of your live local streaming news 24 7. the kron on app is the only app you need get up the up to date minute. >> up to the minute rather live update 7 days a week. plus, all of kron four's newscast, ramming streaming live. so here's a qr code for crown on to scan the code on your phone. it will take you directly to your phone's app store darya. did you hear they're going to one of those in the forehead. all of us all of who still handy. all right. here's a quick look at some. well. >> pictures you may not have seen in the wild weddings which have been on hold during the pandemic. but it looks like one of the st

again we need investigation on the killing of hundreds of thousands of people and you should come to sanaa i know you're not and you want this i'm the u.n. has talked about reporting on you and has demanded that as well thank you mr sharon shamshad out thanks for being on conflict so thank you thank you thank you we'll see you again. because i'm i'm i'm. on and on and on about. on about. the and. the balance of the accident. going. to egypt going to cut the balance going to cut the going to the bahamas. rethinking capitalism themselves and i think split creative myself because i believe this company's success depended on a dozen other people should sing along to one single person. who are cutting people in the environment for instance from all over give a lot of money but i just realized that it is a bridge but more spend less screen. africa . this image is deceptive because bats are endangered in rolonda. humans fear them and chase them away. but these creatures really support the ecosystem. and one organisation is coming to their rescue oh. look out for. 30 minutes on t w. the fight agai