i'd rather say heath than my christian name. cos heath is easy to say. "heath," i canjust say.n say it now, but it always used be so much harder to say, so much harder. he started listening to rap music at school and was amazed to find that when he rapped, he never stammered. # i didn't choose rap, bro # understand the game chose me # and that's the realest thing...# my brother picked me up from my speech therapist. he was playing, like, kanye west when i was really young, and i remember him looking at me. i'd probably over and over heard the same song, i started to rap it, and he looked to me and he was like, "you can do it," and i think subconsciously ijust fell in love with it, and i was able to, like, say what i wanted to say. obviously i wouldn't go into a class and rap what i wanted to say, but the same way you rap, you take your breath control, you pause, the way you flow on a beat is the same way i overcome a stutter, like take little breaths, then speak. and it's the same sort of... but as i say, i don't think it was on purpose. i think ijust subconsciously fell in lov

the ukrainian president to me is alinsky has tweeted i'll read out what he says he says reducing the number of troops on our borders proportionally reduces tensions ukraine is always ready but welcomes any steps to reduce the military and deescalate the situation and don't bash ukraine seeks peace and thanks its international partners despite a tweet like that from the ukrainian leader who we've seen in recent weeks appealing to the international community and nato members for support in the face of what a he describes as a russian provocation there is still great distrust in this country. you know you speak to people on the ground close to the contact blind certainly on this side of the contact line where we've been for the last few days and you witnessed some of the shelling as well we saw the shelling in the town about. 3 or 4 days ago i mean this escalation and people are very distrustful of anything that russia says and bear in mind that there is still no lasting political settlement that has been agreed upon and we are now entering the 8 year of this conflict india recorded mor

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he's saying this carriage trade is saying likely hasn't happened. more questions. doctor bill eisenberg is chief quality and safety officer for center health and an expert in obstetrics and gynecology. he says there are three reasons why he recommends pregnant women get the covid vaccine. first pregnant women have lowered immune systems to begin with, and covid-19 attacks their respiratory system the only way that the baby is getting oxygen is from the mom breathing effectively. so any condition that would compromise her ability to breathe like covid monje. is problematic, dr eisenberg says. secondly treating covid-19 in a pregnant woman is more difficult. it's very difficult to assess it to the woman who's pregnant, especially has a large abdomen with presses on the lungs and makes reading that much more difficult and third, the doctor says vaccines can provide protection for the baby we usually recommend waiting until this into the second trimester. almost vaccinations. some women say that was a key factor in their decision. you know? honestly i was kind of on th

handy says the changes will also save lives, he says. people will get hit by a car going 20 miles an hour are twice as likely to survive as those hit by a car going 25 miles an hour. coming up in sports. the warriors continue their hot streak with a career night from an oakland native sports directo room. to it's a ft they're fun to watch again. even when stephon curry has enough night he only had 33 this evening did have trouble with his three early but the warriors roll into their fourth win starting the road trip. nice lease in cleveland tonight, although the team got off to a slow start, but there are other guys like. jordan pool who will nail the three also drew the foul. he had 14 off the bench. light moment here. what chance you wiggins juste hands of damian lee will nail. the three step is pretty well amused by that. that's the way it's going right now. they're having fun again. staffer draymond work it out together playing little catch step with the left hand will put it down. 33 point output with the long shots, not going. find

public health officials say. initially the vaccine card will serve as proof, but eventually they say the program will become digital and you'll be able to show proof on your iphone or your other device. horse racing is trying to make the sport safer. but these activists say more needs to be done. why the protesters are now calling for an end to the sport. i'm just numb and i don't even know what to think that i just it's all locked like death, heartbroken and struggling after a fire tour through her home, killing one of her cats and severely burning another, she says. she even thought about putting the cat down because she couldn't afford to pay the vet bills. how you can help coming up. also ahead, we learned speed was the major factor in the crash that severely injured tiger woods coming up next. a live report from los angeles with exactly how fast he was driving and a warming trend coming our ways we head towards the bay area weekend. how warms they're going to get and is there an opportunity for rain in there

zubayr says 3 months ago dragged him into the forest saying they were going to chop off his head when he tried to escape they shot him while. there are any. one of. they kept shooting at me and i kept running i hid in the bush for 3 days and 3 nights i was weak and i lost a lot of blood somebody found me and carried me to a place where boats were rescuing other people from my village that is how i survived. an armed group calling itself with links to eisele is behind this attack in fact they've been wreaking havoc in the region since 2017 their attacks have left at least 2600 people dead and uprooted nearly 700000 people. is one of them he now lives in a camp for internally displaced people is one of several in mozambique daugaard a province thousands of people now have no source of income and rely on humanitarian aid but many of them they have seen directly their relatives being here. either by shooting or by ticket potations. many of them they don't know where there are thieves are and they don't know if they are alive and there's no way for them to know because they don't have comm

cheap and effective. _ to say it is safe. cheap and effective, the _ to say it is safe.heap and i effective, the astrazeneca jab to say it is safe. cheap and - effective, the astrazeneca jab has been rolled out at speed around the globe, including here in georgia. the manufacturer has also promised to make it available to the developing world on a nonprofit basis. if regulators in the uk or europe recommend any restrictions, the decision could have rippling effects across the world. anna collinson, bbc news 0ur bbc news medical editor, fergus walsh, is here. we will hear from regulators. what is the balancing act here for them? they have a difficultjob because they have to analyse whether or not these are very rare blood clots that have been identified some days after people have received the astrazeneca jab is a random association or if there is a very definite link. it is thought to be about one in 600,000 people immunised in the uk, higher incidence in the european union. but we don't really know what the background risk is for this particular type of clots associated

in pemba and other safe places even say the authorities in pemba say they're struggling to cope with the influx. the infrastructure in pemba will not support the number of inhabitants the city was prepared to accommodate a certain number of people but now we have a lot more they are exposed to covered 90 plus the amount of crime will increase. leaders from neighboring countries held talks in zimbabwe's capital on thursday and more talks about the violence in north a maze and bekah shed jewel to be held next week these displaced people say they're desperate to return home but only when it's safe to do says victoria gaye to be al jazeera. well still ahead here on al-jazeera find out why turkey has but it's a developer can out near its bosphorus strait. and cast out her accusations of witchcraft and watching women's lives at risk in ghana during this kind of 19. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored player qatar airways rain is leaving japan behind the area's quiet and still which usually means poor quality for places like beijing but much of northern china recently there's bee

reviving of the nuclear deal the state department official says the u.s. has laid out the kinds of sanctions on iran it's willing to lift in exchange for tehran's return to compliance under the 2015 agreement discussions are expected to resume in the austrian capital next week protesters are demanding the release of 9 people including priests and nuns kidnapped in haiti catholic schools and universities have closed as part of a 3 day shutdown the gang is reportedly seeking ransom to free the hostages they abducted more than a week ago now the number of kidnappings in haiti has doubled in the past 12 months . we last saw despite the fact that we are suffering a lot from the priest acts and the kidnapping call track gradually step by step it up we've already started by stopping activities for a day but 3 days of partner believe me if nothing is done the church will be forced to take severe measures and ask the population to fully support us in certain activities to be done if the priests are not released the great green wall initiative aims to plant trees fr

sami well the main one which is quite interesting is that they say this is the joins us pokemon saying in this press conference that they expect the government to resume operations fully very soon in this he said because he cited that the protest movement is waning not as many people are going out on to the streets across myanmar we do know that they still are going out across the $100.00 streets across me and mark obviously not the biggest numbers that we saw that when this really whole movement swell the couple of weeks ago but they are still coming out he said confidently that the government will start to get back to business as usual quite frankly now one thing that's concerning about that obviously is we are still seeing bloody crackdowns we have this week and there are some reports that could still be going on now but they say that they will get back to business as usual and also he said that trade with the with the country and its trading partners is also continuing as usual and actually he even said that there is fake news out there that some in the international community the

erdogan says the u.s.as grounded that we exploited past tragedies, which is upset turkey and damaged relations. the massacres occurred in 1915, during the final year of the ottoman empire. >> it is true these incidents were unfortunate. the muslims have also witnessed unfortunate events on these lands. these tragic events cannot be manipulated by the west. we as a people, as a government cannot manipulate any of these tragic events. >> an iranian court has sentenced a british aid worker -- to another year in prison. it has been met with outrage, coming amonth since she finished a five year sentence in separate charges. >> photos of a smiling and relieved ratcliffe last month after a five-year-old deal seemed nearly over. having spent four years in jail she spent the final months of her prison sentence under house arrest. her parents home in tehran.hoped she might soon return tob the u.k. were dashed buy a new charge at a guilty verdict that her husband emphatically rejects. >> last time we got dragged into

george floyd's the year before he died says he admitted speaking to pilates michelle was saying says she was worried about floyd's blood pressure after she took his vitals defense lawyers at the trial of former police officer derek chauvin want to prove floyd died because of drug use and a heart condition showed his face in murder charges for handcuffing floyd faced and kneeling on his neck with a 9 minutes. did you do a physical assessment of mr ford time. and that would include his blood pressure at the time yes and did you record what his blood pressure was at that time. to nearly 16 over 160 did you automatically make recommendations to transport mr floyd to the hospital based on that and others. and ultimately did he was he brought to. iran says it's starting to enrich uranium to 60 percent purity and what would be the will significant breach of the 2050 nuclear deal this comes a day after to hand accuse israel of sabotaging the the tons nuclear plants there russia's foreign minister was into iran for talks that bait reports from the a brain in capital. united front iran and rus

but court documents don't say what that plan was prosecutors say biggs led the proud boys on january 6th from the washington monument to the capitol where one of their followers is accused of breaking a capitol window, allowing hundreds more to stream in they pleaded not guilty too sheamus hughes, a terrorism expert at george washington university, says it might have been nobody's plan in advance. >> it's possible this is basically a seize the moment situation, right? you had an opportunity where these guys were primed to go a few days before. they saw an opportunity and took it with the crowd. >> reporter: some social media posts before the 6th urged people to storm the capitol, but it's still not clear who had actual plans to do it pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> up next for us tonight, how to beat the rising cost of groceries. >>> well, maybe you've noticed lately grocery prices are soaring stephanie ruhle now with some ways to save >> reporter: you can't miss it. >> cheese and stuff like we try to stay away because the prices have gone up. >> reporter: sticker shock in t

i've always saying is underway in djibouti 73 year old. is seeking a 5th term in office he's been in power for 22 years no position posses a point courses the votes will djibouti sits on one of the world's busiest trading routes at the crossroads messina africa and the of rape in peninsula and it hosts several military bases which means foreign powers are watching politics very closely indeed catherine sony reports. many people in djibouti say they already know who will win the election president a smile on mar galli has been the country's leader for 2 decades and he's hoping for another run he changed the constitution in 2010 scrapping time limits while also introducing an age limit of $75.00 he's now $73.00. his political rallies with a campaign platform of continued to have been attended by thousands of supporters he says he still has much to accomplish in this country of 1000000 people. we are a small country we need to regroup to build our country and to share benefits but also continue to defend peace in our country he is a desert na

she says. quote small businesses have been devastated because of the lockdown on entire generation of children have lost a year of education and have been prevented from going back to school. she goes on to say this isn't the california we know this is gavin newsom is california where he orders us to stay home but goes out to dinner with his lobbyist friends. dinner describes herself as economically conservative and socially liberal. she is a lifelong republican. anytime we have the celebrities in prominent celebrities entering the race, they can help generate media coverage and that could bring some unpredictability in the 2003, california recall election more than 130 candidates ran a crowded field can improve the odds for long shot. candidates only need a plurality of the vote. and so you know, someone with. 40 or even less than that, theoretically, percent of the vote could actually win if there's lots of candidates on the ballot general was an initial supporter of president donald trump, b

mom say they are planning to travel this summer with their kids while others say they're staying homereally sure. i would not travel right now with millions of americans now vaccinated. it's a question many families are trying to answer. is it safe to travel if you're vaccinated. but your children or not. i think it's very safe for them to buy all and that's to be since flights actually all just quite a bit of i worked with the ventilation specialist who said there's better ventilation and a flight in many other states because of that constant masking is required on planes and will be quiet for a while and so your child will be knost. you will be asked because that's the people around will be masked to the oakland airport as well as sfo do not track the age of their flyers. so it's unclear how many children are currently flying right now. but. >> what we do know is that there are a lot more travelers right now compared to this time last year. however, there are not nearly as many now as there were in 20 19 here at the oakland airport. officials say they're seeing about half the amount

half an hour say that. talks are underway in vienna to save the way the agreement the trumpet ministration unilaterally walked away from making the deal whole again is relatively easy but that cannot be said for the united states does the buy didn't ministration have the political will to say you.

who says you got to respect the police and do what they say. jury number 55, scared to be a protest. and also looking on help of the causation issue. are there other causes for george floyd's death. on the defense's side, there is key issues. jury number 89, boy, he knelt too long on george floyd. sounds like chauvin took a different role than the other officers. jury number 115, oh, was that in his training, somehow it was outside of his training. jury number 27 talked to a friend and said "that could have been me." the defense in this case today in closing arguments talked about the difference between perspective and perception. each side is looking at the perception and the perspective jurors are looking at. are they going to look at it from chauvin's point of view or the by standers? >> that leads me directly to my next question. eight of the twelve jurors told the court that police in their community make them feel safe. is that fwoingoing to be a chal for the possess constitution? prosecution. >> juries want to rely on police and they fee

they say the services will io sunday. they say the services will go ahead — sunday.ulations and reiterates— the coronavirus regulations and reiterates the fact that the church has made — reiterates the fact that the church has made a complaint to the police. epilepsy affects around 500,000 people in the uk. it can cause body seizures and muscle spasms and if left undiagnosed, especially in young children, it can be associated with learning disabilities. now, a number of nhs trusts are piloting a new app — which helps parents show a child's symptoms to specialists to gain a quicker diagnosis. tim muffett reports. archer was four weeks old when his unexplained body movements began. he started getting this spasm muscle movement, mostly when he was falling asleep. his eyes were moving slightly differently as well when it was happening. it just progressively got worse as the days and the weeks went on. horrible, horrific. unbelievably hard. we were exhausted, we were worried sick. diagnosis proved difficult. the times it was happening — usually, they weren't happening in

says he could go further still. if for exchanges of niceties continue we will ask the americans to bring the number of their diplomats who deal with bilateral relations with russia in accordance with the number of our employees working in the embassy and to general consulates in the us. the kremlin is reacting to u.s. government decision to blacklist russian companies expel russian diplomats and bar u.s. banks from buying sovereign bonds from the central bank in moscow russia continue to interfere with our democracy all this because washington says russia is involved in malign acts including the persecution of opposition politicians alexina valmy interfering in elections engaging in cyber hacking as well as occupying crimea that the toughest sanctions since 2018. if the government is frightened by the way the events are developing but they won't change course and will continue to be confrontational but the question is how far will the kremlin push it they will try to make it look as though nothing has changed but in

public health officials say initially proof on paper will suffice, but eventually they say the program digital. neighbors and friends are grieving the loss of an 11 year old girl who was found dead at her family's home in rodeo. prosecutors say she had been abused and tortured by her parents. ktvu is amber lee joins us now she's live in martinez tonight after speaking with the prosecutor on the case, and those who knew that 11 year old girl amber, julie, the girl's stepmother, is being held here at the jail and martinez. her father at the detention facility in richmond. now friends and neighbors tell me they want people to know what happened. to give the girl of voice, the sight and sound of an ice cream truck on railroad avenue and rodeo, eerie for nikki donahue jones, as she remembers 11 year old an i e. d. s who lived next door. she was found dead in her home. her parents are accused of torturing and abusing her. we failed the long girl. way failed. there is a community school failure. we failed her his neighbors. donny who jones created a memorial in front of the girls home on marc

yes i believe mr for saying i do not drugs. little different than what you were asked in a. portion of the video correct yes thursday will start with legal arguments can the man who was with george floyd on the night of the incident give evidence morris hall is what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick children martyr trial in minneapolis still ahead on al-jazeera pressure builds on major sporting. finds of the u.s. state of georgia. storing aides to the palestinian people the u.s. president pledges millions assistance in another of us all of trump. the sequence has started already the snowy weather over the high plains and the barrington's in the northwest of the u.s. is bringing its cold air across the plains states that line there is rather dodgy looking because it's where cold meats warm and you develop a line of thunderstorms which tonight will go through missouri the tail down towards new orleans more or less all of these potentially big

for criticism increasingly from citizens and also i may say from from the court. on monday the high court in this happens he of chennai said india's election commission is single handedly responsible for the 2nd wave of the coronavirus elizabeth piron an al-jazeera you daddy. a white house correspondent can be held at has more. under pressure from global governments to do more to help fight cope with dying team the united states is sending much needed medical supplies to india there are a number of areas that have are of great interest and are a great need to india at this point time oxygen is one of them at india's request we are exploring options to provide action and related supplies and we've identified u.s. commercial suppliers of friends of beer that are immediately available to help relieve the suffering of in $1000.00 patients in india we've identified rapid diagnostic testing supplies personal protective equipment and additional ventilators on monday u.s. president biden called india's prime minister modi to discuss how the 2 countries can work together t

i would say that. ah large contributing factor to that is the fact that we are further along in the progression of the fuel is drying out in some areas like the morago orender fire district, where danger is currently low. firefighters air using the law to focus on prevention with mitigation efforts that have been underway for months. firefighters have been removing fuels with pile burning, controlled burns and getting rid of old growth in trees. and the idea there ist is to not now the fire to have ah, ladder if you will up into the canopy is where we really can't put it out in a wildfire scenario. some firefighters refer to the drawing out of grasses as a curing a condition when grass is our right to burn in some areas that time has already arrived, while in other places like morocco, renda, it's close enough. that work may soon turned from preventing to fighting fire seasons just around the corner, and we know based on what happened last year that it znachko toby unease e one calif. i says something

people have to say matters to us. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d w. devastated i was assaulted our week and we must move cars carrying. the facts of climate change i mean felt like a forest station in the rain forest can come in dioxide emissions have risen again . young people in the world or committed to climate protection. what impact will the health. because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your own mind to. w. pay for minds. this is deja vu news live from berlin india records a new surge in covert 1000 cases authorities hope to stop the new way by pushing for more vaccinations but many states say there's not enough vaccine to go around. also coming up iran is fallon's workbench after it uses israel off attacking its key nuclear site.

police say around 3 this morning. homeowner says that someone threw a pig's head on their front porch and splattered blood on their house. investigators believe the group may have been trying to target former santa rosa officer. very broad broad recently testified as a use of force expert in the show. the murder trial. police say the broad has not lived at that home in a number of years and no longer lives in california after targeting the home. police say that a large hand statue in the front of the santa rosa plaza mall also vandalized with animal blood. let's talk weather tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. a live look at the golden gate bridge. a warm day across our area. but what is what can you expect if you have plans for tonight, if you're headed out rebecca strong here tonight with a look at the forecast. >> well, temperatures aren't as cold as they normally are. we're definitely seeing a warm response throughout the entire bay area anywhere from mild to a pretty nice temperatures out there depending upon wher

brown family attorneys say they have only been able to view a 22nd redacted clip which they say shows an execution. the district attorney andrew womble says the clip was uncut and brown hit deputies with his car before they started shooting as it back. so it does make contact with law enforcement officer. the judge gave the county 10 days to show brownson an attorney. the full clip but is allowing it to be edited to remove identifying features of the deputies involved. we wanted to make sure to give the family what they wanted to see. >> immediately in order to do that. that's we push that out fast as we can. and at the same time we push that thing i just remind the community that we also push the petition and file that so we can have the entire the entire video to the community. brown was killed last wednesday while deputies were trying to serve a search and arrest warrant to the 42 year-old father of 7 the day cents protest in the small eastern north carolina town of elizabeth city. >> with calls mounting to release the videos overnight. several arrests as the mayor declared a state

liz: i hear what you're saying, critics are saying buck sexton, if dr.ci was an on camera eyscaring everybody maybe people would feel like they're getting back to normal, he slams texas for ending the masked mandate and say texas is going to cause a surge in when texas covid cases go down he says maybe because more people are doing things outdoors. doesn't that say don't lock down, don't keep people lockdown inside, the goalpost change and people are really frustrated. then he says i have nothing to do with the covid-19 at the border and in testimony he says he does not agree with the biden officials are doing at the border, he said the biden administration officials are breaking covid-19 protocols at the border. alyour final word, the whole key you have to lock into what it is and the more you politicize a scientist, the more motivation for them to be in front of t the camera, ultimately that underlines the confidence of the american people and when were uncertain as a country, we are frustrated and people are not likely to do what we need to do so we c

he would just say. mom was over there would be. you remember it's not likely to be lost on the jury that those are also women floyd's last words as he lay on the pavement. evidence the prosecution is likely to suggest in its closing arguments that george floyd wasn't suffering from a heart attack or a drug overdose but knew that he was taking his last breaths as his life was being choked out of him john hendren al jazeera minneapolis. china says japan's decision to release more than a 1000000 tons of contaminated water into the sea from its ruined fukushima nuclear plant is extremely irresponsible people are protesting in tokyo japan says the water is being treated and does not pose any risk beijing and south korea say they'll take necessary steps to ensure the health of the. bride is with protesters in seoul. this is a highly controversial decision that has been long awaited here in northeast asia we are down at the location of the japanese embassy here in seoul in south korea where there is a demonstration taking place organized

what people have to say matters to us. that's why we listen to stories reporter every weekend on t.w. . war why i wasn't there when she died and she was probably all alone in a dark hospital room and then her life was suddenly over. to september goodbye and i was crying because i was thinking where is the humanity where's the dignity in this pushing this patient into this back 30. 4 sailboat it's unbelievable to see your partner lying there was no energy in her body and the d.m.k. . that i thought there's so much i want to do and i have dreams i want to live. smile which is carry on the living need us to move on you can't die along with every patient who doesn't make it through and that's how it is still. a funeral during the cope of 19 pandemic a small group of mourners are keeping their distance there are no hugs no comforting about others just a final memory. my dad had. the fall on christmas eve at night and he broke his leg and was taken to hospital by the emergency doctor are they tested him and he was positive for c

say please come and say goodbye to her and i say no i can't do it because of the coronavirus or thati feel they sometimes use it as an excuse that worries me because i wonder how they will grief after with this if they've missed this chance it's really important to say goodbye to the person you love from someone who's had such an impact on your life it's a minimum. stephon goal survived coated but only just now he's fighting for every breath in physio therapy after $108.00 days in the i.c.u. in a clinic in munich his money is seriously damaged. but as i go into a minute and you really feel your limits it's a huge problem just to climb the stairs and afterwards i feel like i have to read them more air than can possibly fit into my bloodstream because all these interfaces have been badly damaged by the virus it was going through the shittiest . normally who wouldn't want to take them recently they did a c.t. scan and the radiologist said your lung doesn't look good there are some parts missing or holes as he put it and that i should think about getting a transplant what we want to tran

in pemba and other safe places even says the authorities in pemba say they're struggling to cope with the influx. the infrastructure will not support the number of inhabitants the city was prepared to accommodate a certain number of people but now we have a lot more exposed to cover $1000.00 plus the amount of crime will increase. leaders from neighboring countries held talks in zimbabwe's capital on thursday and more talk about the violence and know the maze and bekah shed jewel to be held next week these displaced people say they're desperate to return her home but only when it's safe to do said victoria gates of the al jazeera. with intensive care space already make it past the columbia is bracing for another surge in corona virus infections after the easter holidays the situation is critical in some cities with health authorities saying the system is on the brink of collapse and that's under the reports now from bogota. on a regular easter sunday tens of thousands of colombians would visit the sanctuary of months overlooking the capitol. hill with covert infections once again on t

turkish diplomatic sources say the u.s. is counsel deployment of 2 warships to the black sea which were due to arrive in the region this week the u.s. embassy in ankara notified to turkey's foreign ministry of the decision but it didn't provide a reason for it the u.s. and nato have been alarmed by the buildup of russian forces near ukraine and in crimea russia's navy has started military exercises in the black sea and had warned the u.s. to stay away from the area. an airport near a u.s. led coalition base in northern iraq has been targeted by explosive laden drones witnesses to the attack appear to be oh say that they saw a plume of smoke rising from the local area but officials say there were no casualties and only minor damage. a former u.s. police officer has been arrested and charged with manslaughter over the death of an unarmed black man. wright was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop on sunday the 20 year old's death reignited protests in minneapolis coming not far from where another former police officer is

investigators say that. but the ceo bustamante walked into the 7.11 with a gun stole $1200 in cash along with more than $800 and cigarettes before taking off in a car detectives believe his girlfriend was behind the wheel of that car. police later arrested her authorities later tracked bustamante down to his mother's house in hayward during a search of the house. police say they found a bag along with a cache, a red mask and pistol that they all say were used in that robbery. more than 6 weeks later we're getting a clearer picture and some harrowing details into what led up to tiger woods nearly losing his life today. the la county sheriff's department said the cause behind the crash speed. the primary causal factor for this traffic collision was driving at a speed unsafe for the road conditions and the inability to negotiate. >> the curve of the roadway estimated speed that the first area of impact were 84 to 87 miles per hour in the final estimated speed when the vehicle struck the tree was 75 miles per ho

authorities say the suspect was 38 years old. they say that he went to the riverside tech park in frederick, maryland, this morning and shot two men with a rifle. police say the suspect, then drove to nearby fort dietrich, where he worked. officials say he drove through a gate at the base entrance. he did proceed without authorization, and that's when our police department pursued him to make him stop about a half mile from the gate bakes base personnel caught up to the suspect. as police moved in, he reportedly pulled out a weapon. police then opened fire, killing him. as for two victims, authorities say they were flown to a hospital in baltimore. one is in critical condition. the other is expected to be released late tomorrow. today jurors and the derrick show been murder trial heard from minneapolis police officers who train in use of force and de escalation techniques boxes. mike tobin tells us one witness said he plans to invoke his right against self incrimination if called to take the stand. the man seen in the passenger s

what do you say?ow that you have dr. fauci saying we may have to wear masks until 2022 is ludicrous. and we know, we followed the actual science, and we looked at the statistics on this. the mask mandates, the lockdowns do not work. great case in point, florida and texas, their numbers have been dropping, and they've had far lower deaths per capita than states like michigan, pennsylvania and california that have adopted these draconian-style lockdowns and mask mandates. fauci was asked about this on another network, why texas is not seeing the surge when they got rid of the mask mandate, and he was stumped. then he turned around and said, well, maybe they're doing things outdoors. which leads to question, why do we need to wear masks outdoors? there's no reason to wear masks when you're to outside. it defies logic. this is about government control, it's about liberals telling people what to do. elizabeth: yeah. you know, the thing is 560,000 dead, that's an emergency. that's serious stuff. you know, w

i mean, you say by definition. i mean, i want to look to some statutory language that tells me that that's true. where am i supposed to look? ms. saharia: well, i think you would look to section 1184 of the ina, which is the section that authorizes the government to confer non-immigrant status on individuals, and that statute refers to that process as admission. justice kagan: i mean, but there's nothing in that section, is there, that says, that reads, that, you know, that stands for the broad proposition that you're stating? i mean, the section says the admission to the united states of any alien is a non-immigrant, but why does that suggest that admission is something that all non-immigrants get? ms. saharia: because there's no other mechanism in the ina for the government to confer non-immigrant status on, on individuals. it is the only mechanism, with the exception of the one category that is excepted, which are alien crewmen. that's why the ina over and over and over again describes non-immigrants as admitted

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doubling down, saying they're _ thing to say dear fans of.ing, l down, saying they're not leaving, theyjust need a little bit of time. well, time they have and i'm sure the ramifications will last long into the year. thank you very much for bringing us up to date. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. it“s tight between defending champion ronnie o“sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second round match at snooker“s world championship. they're at four frames all after mcgill won the last three before the break. they'll resume tomorrow morning. britain's cameron norrie will face 11—time champion rafael nadal in the quarterfinals of barcelona open. norrie went through after eighth seed david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal beat kei nishikori in three sets. britain's simon yates has extended his lead at the tour of the alps. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled to finish third behind pello bilbao of spain on stage 4. yates leads by 58 seconds, with one stage to go.

they say that starting today. you can now attend small outdoor gatherings or walk your dog or even dine with friends without a maek. >> cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says fully-vaccinated americans can now dropped the mask in certain situations. if you are fully vaccinated and want to attend a small outdoor gathering or die in an outdoor restaurant with friends from multiple households. the science shows if you're vaccinated, you can do so safely. doctor walensky says that doesn't apply to crowded outdoor activities like baseball games or concerts. it is also safe for those who are fully vaccinated to return to the end it is they love doing it inside while wearing a under the new cdc guidelines. anyone fully vaccinated can safely go to a hair salon indoor bar exercise class or attend. worship service with a mask. i think message has been all over the place when it comes to that covid saga. but indiana republican senator mike braun says the guidelines haven't been very clear and says many americans will be

>> [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "happy," she says, and he says he never wants to be separated again. >> andrea, the biden administration also facing some backlash for its decision on refugees >> reporter: that's right. the president today issuing a directive keeping former president trump's historically low number of refugees being accepted into the u.s., breaking a promise to accept 60,000 tonight the white house says that's temporary. next month they'll have a larger number lester >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> a milestone today in the investigation of the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol the first guilty plea. let's bring in pete williams pete, why is this so important? >> reporter: lester, it was a member of the far right oath keepers who has agreed to tell investigators what he knows. john schaffer of indiana, 53, pleaded guilty to entering the capitol with bear spray and trying to obstruct the electoral vote count the government dropped a charge of assaulting capitol police with the spray. in return he agrees to cooperate, which could help investigators understand t

like i'm saying i'm waiting because. i've been living longer have now we're nothing surprises me so. i'll go no wait and hope that things come out the way it was supposed to jones is one of several of floyd's family members that are here they say they'll stay for as long as the trial takes which could be up to another 3 weeks now the u.s. envoy for climate john kerry says he hopes to act with china to tackle climate change kerry is an obvious for talks on what's happening in the middle east and north africa he says nations need to narrow their differences to slow global warning. comes ahead of the u.n. climate summit in scotland in november where leaders are expected to build on the 2015 paris accord. but well we want to do this be helpful not here to tell anybody what to do we're here to try to talk through a problem we all share and find a common way to address the recognizing that countries just can't shut down anymore that we didn't. you can't shut down you've got to continue to try to provide a revenue base keep you

still says astra zeneca is safe to use with the benefits outweigh the risks. safety committee has concluded today that unusual blood clots with low blood platelets should be leased to does very rare side effects of zambia e m a is reminding health care professionals and people receiving the vaccine to remain aware of the possibility of very rare cases of blood clots combined with low level of blood platelets occurring within 2 weeks of vaccination. what they will be know though is new advice not just to those. people but also patients who go and get the astra zeneca job that advice will include if within 2 weeks of receiving astra zeneca you face shortness of breath swelling in parts of the border the persistent headaches to go and seek medical advice straight away now it's not clear if the cases that they looked at those 62 cases of the brain blood bleeds and 24 cases of the abdominal throat bruises included 2 cases here in france which resulted in deaths one was a 24 year old medical student in north and here in france their investigations carried out now in

biden says it should include more than just roads and bridges but he says he's open to negotiations or the corporate tax hike that he's proposing to pay for it. the treasury department says the president's tax plan could bring in $2.5 trillion over the next 15 years. meanwhile, democratic senator joe manchin could pose a major challenge to biden's agenda. manchin says he will not vote to eliminate or weaken the senate filibuster. >>> turning to the pandemic, the more contagious uk variant of the coronavirus is now officially the most dominant strain in the u.s. it's responsible for a major uptick in cases across the country, especially in these five states. just those five have seen nearly half of all the new cases in the last week. abc's elizabeth schulze has more on how the cdc is responding. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, trevor. well, the cdc is warning about the spread of this uk variant believed to be at least 50% more contagious than previous strains of the virus and likely more deadly. new concerns this morning about that highly contagious uk variant, which

it'll say the u.s. move is a good start but more must be done and what's needed in the long term is quite clear a waiver of all intellectual property patents. that control 'd or that hinder district global distribution of the covert vaccines and other covert related technologies as india battles its covert crisis some countries and airlines have banned flights to and from india but the white house says it has no plans to ban travelers from india to the united states can really help at al-jazeera the white house. in other world news officials in child child have deployed troops in the capital and security forces have used tear gas to break up demonstrations against a new military transition council protesters set on fire in genoa gunshots were also heard but no casualties have been reported opposition groups are against the military's appointment of a new prime minister the military council cease power after president death last week. said ahead on al-jazeera. it was very people who are getting killed da

the university saying they're getting the word out now. so parents and students know exactly what to expect in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they are still reviewing their plans in terms of what they're going to do about backs a nations live at san francisco state dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan. federal health officials. they might recommend that the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> be put back into use and that could happen as soon as this weekend. it would come with a warning, though, about the risk of rare, but possible blood clots. the vaccine was put on hold after a number of people reported blood clots within weeks of getting the shot. >> more vaccines and better. scheduling has vaccination numbers steadily increasing in santa clara county. >> there are roughly 20,000 appointments available in the week ahead. and while there might not be a lot of long lines. kron four's rob fladeboe says a lot of people are getting their shots. >> despite what looked like sparse attendance for a vac

armstrong says. a pregnant woman went into labor while caught in the middle of a sideshow this weekend. their unit's cleared a path for first responders to rescue her. he's calling on the city council to reallocate funding back to his department with money. this cities received from the federal government. the council is currently in talks on how to spend that federal stimulus is unacceptable for this level of violence in there not be a response from the city of reallocating resource is to address violent crime. monday, city council members took action voting unanimously to use $10 million from a lawsuit one with the golden state warriors to restore vital community services, including restoring oakland's fire department services operation ceasefire walking foot patrol officers expanding shot spotter and at in community safety ambassadors in neighborhoods like chinatown and fruitvale, cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. across the bay san francisco supervisors are expected to vote on an ordinance that

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police say their deaths are homicides. it's really sad and in our community that someone would do something so heinous as if setting the home on fire in the middle of the night and killing the innocent family to other family members were hurt in that fire, and police say the incident is linked to other crimes, including a deadly shooting. good evening. i'm andre senior. and i'm cristina rendon that house fire broke out just after midnight this morning on stern's avenue, not far from bishop o'dowd high school kids abuse candese charles joining us live now with the latest information, yeah, kristen and definitely a sad story. police chief armstrong sing a strong message today. two perpetrators, the department has reason to believe that these crimes may be linked and they are investigating. today is a tragic day again in the city of oakland, oaklandpolice say the fire department responded to this house fire in east oakland around midnight saturday inside a family of four. unfortunately a father and a one year old little girl