her delicate vote necklace was made by a los angeles bas designer, shari shari shari >> my mom knew thatwe gifted the necklace. we didn't tell too many people. so she saw it. there was a clip from mrs. obama's speech on cnn earlier in the morning and she's on the east coast. she sent never most zoomed in screen shot. i didn't know what it was from at first. then mom, i need to you zoom out. what is that? and she's like, it's your necklace. >> imagine that. it was so surreal to her. she came one this design for the 2016 election and shared on it social media for the 2018 elections. it is available on her website. buy chari.com. demand is high. they make it each time an order comes in so it could be a month before all the orders are filled. and i think they run $295. >> wow! it's a good problem to have more orders than >>> coming up, a girl scout on a gold star mission. what she under covers leading with a project to the past. what she found and how she's using to it educate others. dan ashley with a look at abc7 news at 5:00. >>> high capacity covid testing site opens in santa clara count

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that there are many stories unfolding slightly it's almost the case for them there isn't a professor shari from the brookings institute thank you very much for joining us. to sri lankan as we're next where the party of the president. has secured and overwhelming majority in parliament elections that means a bit his brother in the departure returns as prime minister celebrations broke out on the streets in the island nation as there are departures is sri lanka people's party secured 59 percent of the vote with the support of several minority parties the party will be able to reach a 2 thirds majority of $150.00 seats in parliament and as we had to force it on tuesday this is a crucial number because the party can now bring changes to the constitution that would read greater powers for the president. and joining me now from melbourne is a month he's a researcher at australia's c.q. university a month we were talking about this just days back and you had called the election a choice between military oriented public administration and civil freedoms so what has she long chosen. well i think ob

berlin shari's a hospital is no stranger to treating kremlin critics who appear to have been poisoned. 2 years ago activists pure tibet's of love was taken here after showing poisoning symptoms he helped secure the same treatment for in a volley. of only has been one of president vladimir putin secure system critics the 44 year old former lawyer was barred from challenging putin in the $21000.00 presidential election since then he has campaigned on behalf of opposition candidates in regional polls. supporters hope that german doctors will be able to get to the bottom of what caused the sudden debilitating illness in a safe environment free of any political interference. or day doubly as julia south delhi has been reporting on the arrival of lexi abounding the shark a hospital in there she caught up with. founder of the cinema for peace foundation which paid for the elite she asked him about the family's current condition. we are very happy that he finally arrived in berlin that we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him. but it does

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radiation but whenn look up dental shari in fact we will almost sure of the fact however weeds and vines that's the pollution was in fact chlorine based. so we talk about chemical pollution. such pollution is almost impossible to deal with. on behalf of the air pollution that was mentioned was then carried out to sea by changing went there for care in bay y ridge is s now part of the bill yeah i i mean millennium this those transaction i during the blast we'll be be done i have the- great. no no thank i. said the pollution levels in beirut it's not hard the air is if to brief and as i have you. carry out in. about the- not something the town hall to deal with it is not part of our permit that is part up to the national authority to deal with. let us national authorities or anybody else to do that. we have a number of priorities. before dealing with the s. and pollution. we have to deal with the- and removing the rubble. hello yes we have priorities and we- unable. time being given that there is still people wounded people who were buried under the rubble. how many. what do are still trap

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common agenda different for various types of car by china carlson's guest beaming in from sydney is shari markson political editor of the murdoch own daily telegraph she also hosts a program on his news channel sky news australia on may 2nd moxon broke exclusive story based on a leaked intelligence dossier from what she called concerned western governments the dossier suggested the coronavirus may have been created in a lab in the chinese city of leeds where the very 1st cases of covert 19 were detected off the stories 1st on the daily telegraph its 2nd star sky news australia paper path back on track west. africa i guess china. the current. 3rd stop the us and fox news because it's a multinational effort i think to be hard to dismiss as a portable dark cross pollination between media outlets in the same organization is common if there's merit to the story but the dossier they called a bombshell turned out to be a dud fact checkers concluded it amounted to nothing more than the results of the beautified google said. your piece is a blow against clients are grateful that you wrote it and t

berlin said diagnostic tests made clear navai was for years and now in a statement released by berlin's shari tay hospital doctors say that of all the remains in a medically induced coma in serious condition but that his life is no longer in danger doctors have confirmed that clinical findings indicate poisoning most troubling for the vollies wife and family his prognosis remains unclear the possibility of long term effects particularly those affecting the nervous system cannot be excluded. she's covering this story for us tonight she is also here in berlin good evening to you the german chancellor issuing a statement immediately after the hospital confirmed the poisoning diagnosis what did uncle americal say. well i got america had a very swift and a very strong statement to make she say that those west of all these cases must be identified and have the countable afforded presumed poisonings she cold to get always foreign minister hike a moslem moscow to foodie and you know transparent man are investigated suspected poisoning of alexei an avanti because of his stages as a politico this is th

this is when of all new would be taken to shari to a hospital in berlin it wouldn't be the 1st time for the doctors to treat a russian kremlin critic who appears to have been poisoned. in september 28th scene pussy riot activist part of a zeal of was treated at the sari tate after showing severe poisoning symptoms he was evacuated through the efforts of the berlin charity cinema for peace. americal spokesman said the german government was scrutinizing how moscow deals with kremlin critics. yeah i'm here. we have at least spoken here not only about mr number only but also about other representatives of the opposition in russia such as civil society activists and journalists in the german government is monitoring the treatment of people like these in russia very closely the actions taken against mr novelli and the ngo he leads are just one example of the very problematic way dissenters are dealt with in the russian federation. and staying in the position for the. banks to cinema for peace and the doctors in berlin shot a visit off made a full recovery he's hoping the same can soon be said

queues of customers powering workers in surrounding offices of the small business is under pressure shari economic storm is brewing a team of 7 people and turning out the moment with the way things are of the lucky to bring maybe one of 2 back. if it remains like this i think it's going to be very bleak specially for small independents like ourselves that with cash flow. on the foot float come through. is a similar story of london's financial district where every day feels like sunday this week the bank of england forecasts the economy would contract by 9 and a half percent over the year was less severe than 1st thought but it's still the biggest annual decline in a 100 years by the end of the year when government funded support schemes come to an end the buying believes unemployment will double. with many office staff now working from home the streets and alleyways in and around london's financial district are fallen silent that's catastrophic news for all of the local businesses that depend upon passing traffic covert 19 is redefining the country cities and towns can see the from the be

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was no conclusive proof of the substances behind his illness alexina felt he was brought to bear in shari tay hospital on saturday after falling ill in siberia ramping up security at the sheraton hospital in berlin alexina valley is being treated here for what his supporters say was a case of poisoning the sheraton he confirmed that doctors treating putin's most prominent critics say he probably was poisoned. it said clinical findings indicate poisoning with a substance from the group of colon noster is inhibitors it's not clear exactly what the substance was some call an australian hibbett is a used as a treatment for alzheimer's disease but chemicals from the group can also be used as a nerve agent chancellor angela merkel and foreign minister heiko mosse are demanding an investigation. in view of mist in the valleys prominent role in the political opposition in russia the authorities there are now urgently called upon to investigate this act fairly and to do so with full transparency alexina of on the is not the 1st russian critic of the kremlin to be poisoned the former spy alexander

everyone wants their kids back in school, but the real decision we should realize we are making is, sharyng to have a smoldering virus outbreak where just like fires, there are smokers in some areas and then it fires up in others, and we try to react to that? four do we kind of take all the pain at once, shutdown for a certain time, typically two or three months, make sure everything is under control, and then we open in a systematic way. we really need a national policy around school reopening and we can't have a top-down approach where the administration says you have to reopen or you're not getting funding. that is the exact opposite of what schools need, schools need more funding to be able to adequately reopen and to do it safely. otherwise, we are already seeing communities impacted by this. you mentioned uconn earlier today, unc, notre dame. there are so many colleges that are having to shut down. this isn't sustainable. are you going to feel comfortable letting her children go to school, and the answer should be no at this stage. alix: does that mean that europe is still handling

famcomes from the eerience shary son off to war and praying to god he would come home safe. a president we will all be proud to salute. with joe biden in the white house, you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and stand up to our adversaries, never the other way around. our intelligence comrumunityll,t ll make it hisob to ktor dictatd wispe wot whs.en anyonhe dares threate w h adversearies with strength andes business. i support joe biden because beginning on day one, he will restore m's leadship and our moral authority. he will be a president whons that america is strongest when, as he has said, we lead both by the power of of example, and the example of our power. he will restore america's res trship in the world and ge thin nnuclear proliferation. d day, we are a country divided, avwe hane it that way and keep us that way. what a difference it will make to have a president who unites us, who restores our strength and our soul. i still believe that in our brou s, world.ho ent president.rica joe b thank you very much. >> o'donnell: let's listen i cdg about

cuyler and shari here but elsewhere across the uk we are starting to pull in this plume of warm air.est of scotland. high temperatures by day, overnight it will be very warm and humid. particularly across england and wales to the early hours of saturday morning. for the weekend we have this area of high pressure building across the uk. for most it will be dry, light winds. they‘ll be spells of sunshine a chance maybe showers on sunday. more on that in just a moment. saturday it‘s going to be a warm day, plenty of sunshine. a little bit of cloud building up with the breeze off the nurse see some eastern coast may be somewhat fresher. temperature is not as high as they might have been on friday. still in the low 30s across england and wales feeling a bit fresher across scotland and northern ireland was up sunday, i chance that we could see showers developing particularly for eastern counties of england but a view could cut their way west. the emphasis is on eight mainly friday again. again, that breeze just off the north sea will keep things pleasantly cooler along eastern coast. tempe

high—pressure wants to build in but it is slow and before it happens we could be on the breezy side and shari uk. thousands of anti—government demonstrators take to the streets of minsk again to protest at what they believe is the rigged re—election of the belarus president. the crowd here shouting, disgrace. disgrace, they are shouting. and they‘re shouting the message to the people over there. look at all those riot police that have come out. that is why these protests are different. police have criticised "irresponsible" actions after thousands of people attended unlicensed raves in

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queues of customers powering workers in surrounding offices for the small business is under pressure shari economic storm is brewing i have a team of 7 people and currently at the moment with the way things are of the lucky to bring maybe one or 2 back. if it remains like this i think it's going to be very bleak specially for small independents like ourselves that will cash flow. on the foot float come through. is a similar story in london's financial district where every day feels like sunday this week the bank of england forecasts the economy would contract by 9 and a half percent over the year that's less severe than 1st thought but it's still the biggest annual decline in 100 years but by the end of the year when government funded support schemes come to an end the bank believes unemployment will double. with many office staff now working from home the streets and alleyways in and around london's financial district are fallen silent that's catastrophic news for all of the local businesses that depend upon passing traffic kovac 19 is redefining the country cities and towns can see the f

suggests a bit of warmth is 23 in port elizabeth but cape town's weather is not warm and does turn shari stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit. against the arts. al-jazeera selects hunted. there's a wave of sentiment around the world people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and report on the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice and one of the child might that's never be afraid to put your hand up not a question and i think that's what i observe and does he ask the questions to people who should be accountable and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. hello again i'm just on the attainder on that's from mind you about top stories this hour. lebanon's president says an investigation into the beirut airport explosion look at whether it was caused by neg

northern ireland. —— shari rain.ith yesterday and the grand prix as well, the british grand prix as well, the british grand prix, olivine race day tomorrow with a slight chance of a shower. otherwise, no weather drama. looking at things into this evening, some shari rain heading into north island. —— showery rain. chris bell and easier night for sleeping if had the war —— clear skies. some showery rain may be in the morning for scotla nd rain may be in the morning for scotland and some of us will brighten up. largely fine in the morning in northern ireland. elsewhere in england and welcome above the odd shower, some occasional sunny spells. a bright afternoon tomorrow but again, the chance of catching a few showers. those temperatures may be a little bit lower again tomorrow with a bit more of a westerly breeze around as well so we're talking maybe high—teens and some spots into the low 20s. one area of low pressure monday misses us to the south and another comes in, though, as we look at the forecast going into tues

i am shari from [inaudible] we provide culturally responsive programs to the bessie carmichael culturalcenter and families all over san francisco. some of our services include summer care, tutoring and wellness checks, food assistance, assistance for financial relief, applications, connections, and referral services for community resources. we also do interpretation, group support and family mental health and wellness. we serve mostly low-income immigrant families which have already been struggling to stay in the city due to the high cost of housing. the funding for programs and services in the budget justice coalition helps support and provide a safety net for the most vulnerable and marginalized residents of san francisco. i wish for you all to fully fund the entire budget justice coalition list. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for the assistance. do we have any other callers on that line? >> operator: yes, we have -- >> clerk: please begin your comments. >> hi. my name is [inaudible] and i'm with t.c. program. i'll be reading a statement from one of the families we serve. [pro

i am shari from [inaudible] we provide culturally responsive programs to the bessie carmichael culturalcenter and families all over san francisco. some of our services include summer care, tutoring and wellness checks, food assistance, assistance for financial relief, applications, connections, and referral services for community resources. we also do interpretation, group support and family mental health and wellness. we serve mostly low-income immigrant families which have already been struggling to stay in the city due to the high cost of housing. the funding for programs and services in the budget justice coalition helps support and provide a safety net for the most vulnerable and marginalized residents of san francisco. i wish for you all to fully fund the entire budget justice coalition list. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for the assistance. do we have any other callers on that line? >> operator: yes, we have -- >> clerk: please begin your comments. >> hi. my name is [inaudible] and i'm with t.c. program. i'll be reading a statement from one of the families we serve. [pro

the first one taking shari rain to southern scotland. drizzle. quite a warm night and tomorrow we still have the week when the front bumping into high whether pressure leaving us a cloudy start. the north scotland will hang onto the sunshine the longest. another positive uk, holes punched through the cloud. more of the breeze but the cloud. more of the breeze but the direction is from the south so increasingly we are going to fully in some warmer air. you can see the temperature rising. by the time we get to friday, all of us will have higher temperatures. a lot of dry weather. a fair amount of cloud. this overnight picture getting into friday but we also have all this rain coming in and the shape of a weather front and some of it will be heavy and potentially thundery. 34— 35 degrees in the south—east, 25 in newcastle, 22 despite the rain and glasgow. how long will it last? not terribly long for most of us. a lot of dry weather on friday. temperature 26 in cardiff and 30 in london but they drop as we head into sunday and actually on sun