sibley, let me start with you.have seen a lot of cycles of violence in the middle east, but does this feel different to you, the way this ratcheted up so quickly, the way we're seeing people fighting in the streets? >> yes, the escalation was very rapid, and the crise was certainly unexpected. it happened seemingly out of nowhere. certainly, the biden administration didn't expect it. there are two reasons for that. one reason is the issues at stake were core issues for palestinians: the evictions from homes of palestinians in johns hopkins university. this is something something that is obviously an immoral act, but one that the e.u. says it blatantly violates international law. and it seemed to be part of a strategy to limit the number of palestinians in jurez lum and increase the number of jews. comicoming in ramadan when peope are mobilized and praying in the assault on the al aqsa itself, more graphic that ihave seen, to be honest in in all the years of occupation, particularly inside the mose itself, all of th

the short-term uncertainties could cause companies to slow down research and good causese others to sibley say i don't want to invest in this area. that would be disappointing. i think actually what's really important is that we understand what we are trying to a compass year which is shots in the arm. >> a tweet from a viewer. india has a robust pharmaceutical industry. if they had waivers they could probably start manufacturing rapidly. >> many countries don't have this. you have countries like china, japan, india, russia, the european union and of course, they have the ability to take this on and of course they have the ability to start to manufacture and there is no doubt about that. the real question is will they be able to do it in time and will they be able to get shots in arms when in actual fact we have already running a vast capacity in this country and that we could get it to them. pandemics don't wait for anybody. in addition to whichch let's asa different question. what about the other countries?i china has, for a long time, tried to get its hands on this technology. why are w

a train derailed this afternoon in sibley. that's the far northwest part of the state. as many as 30 cars piled up, some on fire the train was transporting ammonium nitrate and now some nearby homes and businesses are being evacuated over concerns the air around the accident could be hazardous >>> coming up, one more hurdle in an already challenging year the laws that might mean some kids have to repeat a grade in school >>> also an update on that missing texas tiger. we'll tell you where it is tonight. >>> the mystery of a missing texas tiger has been solved tonight, sort of the tiger made national headlines when it briefly got loose in a houston neighborhood last week. authorities had been searching for it ever since. so where was it? here's kathy park. >> we got him, and he's healthy. >> reporter: the week-long search for a missing tiger is finally over 9-month-old india allegedly turned in by one of his owners, gia. india was last spotted in a houston neighborhood with victor hugo cuevas, who authorities say placed the tiger in a white suv and sped off he was later

an area within five miles was evacuated, including the town of sibley which has about 3,000 residentsrities say the train was carrying fertilizer and ammonium nitrate. there were no report of injuries, though, and the cause of the derailment is under investigation. >>> the "los angeles times" says kobe bryant's widow helped induct the late nba legend into the basketball hall of fame. michael jordan walked vanessa bryant to the podium saturday night during the ceremonies in connecticut. kobe bryant was killed along with his daughter gianna and seven others in a helicopter crash in 2020. vanessa bryant helped out the hall of fame -- helped put, rather, the hall of fame jacket on their daughter, natalia, during her emotional acceptance speech on behalf of her husband. vanessa said kobe was one of a kind. >> i want to thank him for somehow finding ways to dedicate time to not only being an incredible athlete, a visionary entrepreneur, and storyteller, but for also being an amazing family man. >> the induction ceremony was supposed to be held last year but was delayed due to the pandemic.

that is right near the sibley recreation area. not clear how big the fire is sore if other homes are affected. we have calls into the fire department will bring you the very latest. but obviously any time you have a fire in the oakland hills beat a grass fire or a house fire. we know both can spread. it gets people on edge after the firestorm in 19 91 there in the hill. so we'll certainly keep you posted on that front. >> today. a pair of abuse lawsuits were filed against a south bay high schools. the allegations center on a teenage girl athlete being stocked from one school to another by her coach for says he has that story. >> i pray that these schools. and all adults watching that see this no. that kids bodies are off limits at the age of 14, heather, who the sea was an olympic caliber high school track and field she enrolled in archbishop mitty high school in san jose. she later transferred to los gatos high school. she became the national 800 meter champion. >> thursday. she announced lawsuits against both schools. >> may 199

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colleagues will recall, because we are all very carefully wearing masks around the studio, where sibleyask on? i have almost stopped feeling it is on my face. it have almost stopped feeling it is on m face. . have almost stopped feeling it is on m face. , ,., have almost stopped feeling it is on m face. , , ., my face. it is so sad but i am sittin: my face. it is so sad but i am sitting in _ my face. it is so sad but i am sitting in my _ my face. it is so sad but i am sitting in my office _ my face. it is so sad but i am sitting in my office at - my face. it is so sad but i am sitting in my office at home | my face. it is so sad but i am i sitting in my office at home and my face. it is so sad but i am - sitting in my office at home and i'm wearing lipstick. i mean, the sales of lipstick have completely plummeted because people aren't wearing it any more but it is so nice to have lipstick on, because i can't wear it. if i go out the house, i got a mask on, it comes off, it's a complete waste of time. david will sympathise can we really don't want to know what our masks are like at the e

i've seen a lot of political rallies in my time in sibley, in georgia, and usually it's political parties that are organizing them. will that support it. but this is very much a grassroots movement and it distracting a very broad range of support from the local people who said to be directly impacted to you know that the capital city middle class is who concerned about how big hydropower projects may appear to be suddenly greener than burning hydrocarbons . you know, the oil and gas powered power station, but they want to see more when they want to see more solar. and they're not concerned just about the risks that a huge on that in its size make area could have if there was an earthquake, which is the big fear that, that a barrage of flood waters could strike the country. second largest city, which is down the street, they're worried about the huge impact that these kinds of mega engineering project on the local ecology. i've spoken to a scientist who's working on the surgeon population. that's very interesting of fish that lives in the black sea. and it's desperately being depleted by p

walker reports from sibley c. a full state funeral for a celebrated general a century owned from your committee. tads is separation from his homeland. george's president is herself a descendant of georgians, forced to flee the bolshevik advance in 1921 granny mamma, chile, your belief and the belief of my father and all other georgian emigrants has been justified. georgia is immortal, and the restoration of independence is inevitable. so they will be gone level darcy, exuberant and repatriated from france, the bones of the general and of his wife light together in one casket. the generals return comes 30 years since the restoration of independence, georgia after the collapse of the soviet union. and it's been a 100 years since that independence was taken from georgia after the invasion of the rate of an invasion that sent the general and his family into exile. as commander in chief of the army general committed to a secured georgia borders for its 3 brief years as an independent democratic republic said as crazy.

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if we truly recover from covid by sibley going on with our lives, than that reset what ever be completeus, the vaccine makers would need to go back to doing meaningful, long-term testing. and actually be liable for any harm they cause. the covid cleaners may prefer the new normal, the new covid normal to it what came before, but they did not anticipate the red state revival that were vida blue would reveal how idiotic their rules are. florida, georgia, south dakota, texas, they led the way. today, on the issue of sports attendance rules, tennessee governor bill lee and understand and he took it for saying the government needs to get out of the way because the time for help intervention is over. if democrats don't quit covid, and keep using and abusing the voters they will have to do an intervention of their own. joining me now is dr. peter mccullough. another benefit to keeping this crisis going the hundreds of billions of dollars set to be made on the continued production of these vaccines and then booster vaccine shots the follow -- to it follow. you think the whole response has been

. >> insufficient for us to sibley focus on the more traditional masculine areas of the economy. recognizing that we have to have women in every area in particular women have been hardest hit and we need intentional engagement and intervention to rebuild back more solidly. >> laura: governor kemp reacting to that. >> one of the reasons that women have been hardest hit is because they have not opened our schools across this country. he made a promise to get the schools open within 100 days. not only is it uncomfortable to what he is doing that of these children, but the that a lot of women have to step out of the workforce so that they could not only care for their children but educate their children and the impact that that is going to have on women in that workforce going forward and the impact that this is going to have that this is going to have on our tshilidzi is just uncountable. -- children is just unconscionable. and it doesn't have to be that way. our kids have been in school since august. we have done it safely. our day cares have been open. we can do this. >> laura: yo

they caught fire in the town of sibley. south of the minnesota border.suspect. >>> a suspect in alabama is dead after allegedly killing two people and shooting four police officers in a gunfight over a dispute over a dog. police say the suspect killed the owners of the dog after an argument on sunday. when a s.w.a.t. team arrived at the suspect's apartment with a search warrant, he began firing. the officers fatally shot the suspect. none of the officers' injuries, we're told, are life threatening. >>> tennessee the latest state to target transgender students over what bathroom to bill. the governor signed a new bill into law requiring public schools make only reasonable accommodation for children who won't use a bathroom or locker room designated for their biological sex. the human rights campaign said the bill is squarely defiant of federal law and discriminatory. >>> they found that tiger. the tiger that vanished a week ago in houston. he's waking up in a new home this morning. india the tiger was found over the weekend after police got a call from so

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it's a much higher bar than you would normally have to prove to need to prove sibley. >> danya, thiss a real law one-on-one question and it's one that i still have a hard time with. but when we're talking about this context, what is the line between civil and criminal? attorney general will find civil claims against some business like defrauding millions of people. you know, a $50 million, and if you do that as a person you'd be a criminal but you are a corporation so it's civil. i don't even get where the line is or what it says to you that it might be over that line. >> i think david could teach that class. it has to do with specific criminal intent and if she's pursuing, for example, donald trump itself and we don't know that that's the case, there is going to be, let's say, tax returns that he's done. he's going to have any number of defenses against that including i had all kinds of professionals around, me i had accountants, i have lawyers advising me who i didn't know. you know, there are built in defenses that go around knowledge. and so you have to show not just that, but th

. >> kayleigh: i would sibley say they should not be weighing passengers, they should be weighing myable to bring a big suitcase, that's my idea. my genius idea. >> harris: after everybody was in lockdown, we know people are put on a few pounds and is airlines are going to need us to fly to bring their books back up today. i just know one thing, when amy, baby. i'm starving right now. >> emily: i've ordered way too much shake shack, don't we need. >> harris: we will see you later. here's america reports. ♪ ♪ >> john: president biden set to speak later this hour as he pushes electric vehicle production as part of his $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan, senate republicans are also set to deliver an advised counterproposal to the white house today. >> sandra: coming up, john, we will be discussing this and a lot more when tennessee senator marsha blackburn joins us live, byron donnell, "special report" anger bret baier on all the mass confusion. >> john: we begin with us today, district

we say that confidence is you can't see in a thursday and then pop sibley into friday. have this a winter weather advisory in place for the west slopes of the sierra for thursday, may 20th just amazing the latter the latter half of may. we're talking about this, but a winter weather advisory out toward the sierras we head into thursday and possibly into friday forecast highs this afternoon, sixties and seventies. lots of sunshine. lots of wind as well. tomorrow will taper off from those wind speeds, but still a bit of a breeze out there and then, as you can see into your weekend typical low clouds and fog and temperatures will be treading up, especially as we head into a sunday. but if you have any outdoor plans today, kind of kind of outline a least a factor in those winds the wind speeds because i don't want to be caught off guard that later on this afternoon, mark frank you one fire department in the north bay is trying to get people to pay more attention to fire safety. how firefighters hope if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big

leaders like edwin poots, who we heard from there, but i do not see any realistic option of the eu sibleynd european union have said they want to avoid a hardboard on the island, so this is the dilemma that everyone faces, and i think we are in for a very difficult political period as we head into summer and the marching season in northern ireland. if summer and the marching season in northern ireland.— northern ireland. if the eu decides not to ut northern ireland. if the eu decides not to put it _ northern ireland. if the eu decides not to put it aside, _ northern ireland. if the eu decides not to put it aside, what, - northern ireland. if the eu decides not to put it aside, what, briefly, l not to put it aside, what, briefly, happens? that not to put it aside, what, briefly, ha ens? �* ., ., , happens? at the moment, ironically there have been _ happens? at the moment, ironically there have been almost _ happens? at the moment, ironically there have been almost daily - happens? at the moment, ironically there have been almost daily talks l there have been almost daily talks at a techni

. >> reporter: sibley put, after a year that hit - >> it is so good to be back. >> reporter: if you haven'tickets, don't worry, they are still available. they are available for the next two months, through june 30th. reporting in anaheim, jessica de nova, abc 7 news. >>> among those enjoying disneyland, our own dustin dorsey, abc 7 news reporter, he's at disneyland today, and he talked to us about his experience. >> reporter: so much emotion, you can see it from this entire crowd, self included. walking down main street usa, and being told welcome home, i mean, no cooler feeling. massive disney found. >> he says there are os clgues s mbreminding people to stay distant and keep their masks on. justin says he didn't have to wait more than an hour, for even some of the most popular attractions. >> the masks, they are different, you know, to be having to wear it all day, it is a very warm afternoon. but this is one of the first times in a long time, that the crowds are low, the right times are short, i have walked on space mountain today. i have walked on, you know, thunder mountain. >> dustin

nelson: i cannot speak to the issue of publicly available right now, i sibley don't know. -- i simplyon't know. at the genesis of what you suggest is an excellent one. instead of each agency being in its own fight and having its own id, you should be sharing this across agencies so you get the additional energy that would come from the cross upon his asian as well as you eliminate some of the duplication. this was one of the original ideas of developing darpa so you could get a forward-looking agency on r&d that would be inputting to all the agencies that would benefit from that. we should be doing that. we're going to certainly try to continue to do that. i think it would be of value that -- will eventually be confirmed and will be our deputy director at nasa and she was a member, a leader of the darpa team after she left the astronaut office. i think you see where i'm going. >> yes. i have already approached general raymond about this. i know he would like to speak with you. if you could speak with him personally on this, i think it would be a great thing to make everything more eff

when i served in virginia general sibley we were required to allens a budget, as lawmakers we much --ust make difficult decisions inappropriately spend taxpayer money with authority. i will ask you, what does the conversation in recent years centered around student debt which surpassed -- this is a problem, but canceling it is not the solution. that would be unfair to those going to community college or -- some determined that community college or apprenticeships were the best for them, others chose a four-year university with debt. the university asked the government should not be picking and choosing life choices to pay for. what will you look for as a path toward -- what will that say as options for success will career her? sec: cardona: we are trying to make sure that education serves as a foundation for our country's growth, all countries are not -- other countries are not waiting. there have been years of this investment in education we are trying to correct that. for those communities that have been underserved generationally we are seeing the symptoms. i think intervention is

it happened in sibley in the northwest corner of the state.s hurt. an investigation into the cause of that derailment is underway >>> a visit to a phoenix amusement park was anything but fun for two dozen people, stuck on a roller coaster over the weekend. the ride at castles and coasters was stalled 20 feet up, causing tense moments for those trapped at the top riders were left tilted at an angle. took the fire department two and a half hours to get everyone down safely. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> all right. we've got this morning new developments in that tiger search in texas. we've been following it closely. over the weekend, the 9-month-old male tiger finally was found after he caused quite a scare in one houston neighborhood. >> yeah. this morning, india is being cared for at the cleveland armory black beauty ranch near dallas that's where we find nbc's morgan chesky. hey, morgan. good morning >> reporter: hey, good morning if tigers could talk, there is absolutely no telling how young india here would describe the events over the

vehicle medium and heavy vehicles and the impact for the disadvantaged communities as compared to sibleyeplacing passenger vehicles? >> it's a huge opportunity and it's one where many of the vehicles are hardwired for the cases given different charging and batteries, if you think about for example the postal service, the average route to the postal service is 20 miles and they sit in the idle way they deliver mail and the majority of the route. so you can provide a 0 omission transportation option and not be admitting those pollutants everywhere in the country, there's a huge organization about pollution reduction opportunity. another thing that is worth remarking on, and may not feel like an emergency for your community but it certainly is an emergency for some communities, if you look at the mid atlantic region where there was a steady, black and brown breathe then 66% more transportation based omissions. we can think about these things as consumer choice and i happen to believe on the duties i particular, the products need to sell themselves but there is also a public health element w

we need to do more than sibley fun broadbent providers to build more. in my written testimony i provide many ideas. in the short time i want to highlight four key ideas to directly challenge affordability and the inequities of digital redlining. commerce recognized affordability need when it authorized emergency broadbent benefit last year. however low-income americans will still need support beyond the covid crisis. it is time for congress to create long-term solutions for low income broadbent support. there are several ways congress can pay for these critical supports including through reform of the universal service fund. the contribution system can include broadbent and lowering the size of the fee on people's phone bills. congress could create a supplement, create or supplement a long-term benefit through auction. revenue appropriations are an option but would raise the concern of pretty debility with the annual palooka process. whatever the funding mechanism, it must provide pretty debility and sustainable over the long-term. funding for devices f