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lorna slater, thank you. now we turn to i slater, thank you.ust you with their vote? irate why should people trust you with their vote?— their vote? we are still battling throu~h their vote? we are still battling through the _ their vote? we are still battling through the health _ their vote? we are still battling through the health and - their vote? we are still battling. through the health and economic crisis, and we have to focus on rebuilding scotland. and focus on delivering opportunities for the next generation. like my wee boy, alistair, like your kids and grandkids, your nieces and nephews. all the parties tonight are talking about recovery, but there's one big difference — the snp want to take us through another device of independent referendum and the scottish conservatives want to stop them. the future of our country is at stake, so if you want to stop that referendum, protectjobs, that referendum, protect jobs, restore that referendum, protectjobs, restore schools and rebuild scotland's economy, then vote scottish conservative.- sco

bishan bay bridge, syriza's beginning on sunday at oracle and austin slater.'s coming home red hot, make it three straight cactus league games with a home run for slater, who connected off the cubs. kyle hendricks for a three run blast today. slater now batting 409 this spring. and how about joey barton slices one too, right? it's just fair that brings home the time. run in the eighth, and despite bart's 4 40 average this spring with buster posey back, bart is going to start the season at triple a and for the fifth time this spring, the giants game ends in a tie 55 your final is taking on the dodgers as we speak, and we do have just enough time for our golf shot of the day. it is time to check this out. we're at the austin country club in austin, texas, for match play action. sergio garcia. beautiful tee shot on the par 3/4 hole, the ball takes a few bounces. and then yep, it drops right in for the ace, and it it was a walk off home that shod lee westwood to move on to the round of 16 andre. christina back to your mad skills. thanks back to your mad skills. th

miss sturgeon will argue and will be largely backed by lorna slater from the greens, will pursue thee wake of the pandemic, scotland needs to become independent because that is the only way in which it will be able to achieve the recovery that is necessary. in contrast, and asked sarwar for labour and douglas necessary. in contrast, and asked sarwarfor labour and douglas ross for the conservatives and willie rennie for the liberal democrats will be arguing the opposite, saying that holding a referendum at any point in the immediate future as an unwanted and unnecessary distraction that will reduce scotland's chances of recovering from the pandemic. they will be making very different arguments in the unionist politicians will be saying we should not be talking about the constitutional question, but i think you will discover tonight that all of them will be talking about the constitutional question. not least because it is now very clear that this is a central issue for voters. according to a recent poll, no less than 87% of various people who say they would vote yes on an independence

as for the giants, they were taken on the cubs and austin slater. he is coming home.ot, make it three straight cactus league games for the home run for slater, who connected off the cubs. kyle hendricks for a three run blast today, slater's now hitting 409 this spring, but joey barton. is hitting even better. he's hitting 4 40 this spring. this one just fair down the right field line that'll bring home a run to tie it. and this is kind of a funny stat. the giants, they say there's no time in baseball. they have now tried five times and cactus league play. they tied the cubrendon as unds good, dad. it's allnutes, right, jason. thank you. next at 11. hit home to me, and i just like i couldn't take it anymore. i was like, you know what i need to defend my community as an asian american? well, there's a new grassroots effort to protect seniors in san francisco's chinatown. some are scared to leave their home due to an increase in attacks. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. l case of an attack seniors in san francisco's chinatown are already ready to call for

we want to bring in rodney slater. he is the secretary of transportation during the clinton administration. rodney, you had some experience trying to sell transportation spending to congress. joe biden reference to this idea that republicans want these types of infrastructure plans just as much as democrats do but nobody really wants to pay for it. how do you get to the point we can get people to agree on how to pay for these things? >> i think today's presentation was a good start. clearly, the president was talking about this, even as a candidate and when he selected his team, his cabinet putting it together, he made the point that it was going to be a cabinet that looked like america because we want it to serve all americans. this is at the core of the build back better plan. he made a strong case for is important. all we have to do is look at the situation in the suez canal. we need to make sure that our infrastructure system here is good enough to get us to those markets and beyond. that is with the president was

brandon slater. they let baylor by six and the second half him about baylor rallied. now tied at 41, jared butler, the spin move. my gosh. the bears one a 14-to run. and a dagger shot from mitchell for a save. the baylor men 18 62-41. they advanced to the elite eight but that is not the last we have heard from baylor. to the ladies, the baylor woman were trying to hold off michigan and around of 16. 20 seconds in the game, look at not hillman get free. tied it and send it to overtime. 90 seconds left in the extra period. who's going to break the tie? still in the lay in like she once did as a stanford cardinal. she scored 19 off the bench and baylor is eight 78, 75. nextep, top seed, connecticut. one note on the game, the last time they had a game against the team that they lost to today, 1928, sister g was eight years old. just appointed reference there. >>> monday, they will host the chicago bulls. there were some hiccups last night but the record is 22 and 24. one forsan steph curry has been out with a bruised tailbone. it did not take the coach long to answer. >>

. >> reporter: at 67 lyn slater is just coming into her prime she is a high fashion accidental icon aser followers know her on instagram, nearly 750,000 of them. >> i was just doing it to be creative and to sort of celebrate my love of clothes >> reporter: but retirement from her day job added rocket fuel to her influencer career, and now it's on fire are you making money at instagram? >> oh, indeed, i am. it's probably three to five times more than i was making as a university professor. >> reporter: 3.5 million people follow baddiewinkle. 92-year-ol helen ruth elam landed a slew of sponsorships by international brands designer iris apfel has 1.5 million followers and insists more is more and less is a bore microbiologist grece ghanem has half a million, these older influencers, grabbing the spotligh and the headlines. "the new york post" calling them granfluencors. and instagrannies. >> there are stereotypes about what aging means that aren't relevant. >> reporter: slater is now pondering a book deal, vetting speaking engagements and requests to be a consultant on aging and says 25 t

slater, gone deep. to the 8th. joey bart, finding his stroke. scoring crawford. game ends in a 5-5 tie. abc as we continue to return to classrooms... parents like me want to make sure we're doing it safely. especially in the underserved communities hardest hit by covid. trust me, no one wants to get back to classroom learning more than teachers like me. using common sense safety measures like masks, physical distancing, and proper ventilation. safety is why we're prioritizing vaccinations for educators. because together, we all have a responsibility to do our part. and together, we will get through this, safely. >>> that is our report this friday night. hope you have a great weekend. for all of us here. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, michelle >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- michelle obama, and music from brittany howard. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for watching on st. patrick's day eve. are you ready for it? >> guille

austin slater. three-run shot giants up 4-0. the walnut native goes yard.golf moving day at the players championship. bryson dechambeau won last week at the arnold palmer invitational. par putt at sawgrass. it goes. dechambeau 11 under. second place. field chasing lee westwood. his par putt will find the bottom of the cup. earlier this week the oakland as named amelia shomo as their new public address announcer. based on the fact i'll never take a major league bat in my life i asked amelia what my name would be. >> i have a prop for you. i have an a's helmet. i'm never going to take a major league at-bat. >> he's got no ear flaps. chris alvarez! >> i will take it. >> an ear flap or something. i don't know which way you bat. >> a lefty. a little dangerous now. >> pulling out all the stops, dion. i never know how it sounds but that's what it sounds like. >>> next on abc 7, a pandemic pop-up inside san francisco's ferry building. how it's playing a special tribute. >>> as a woman it's not easy to maintain a good work-life balance. if you need help managing you

evened the record to .500 with the win over cleveland and the second inning with two on, and austin slaterjacks a deep three and the giants go on the win it with the final score 5-4. this is a welcomed sight for the giants brandon belt taking bp friday. he has had a tough season foot surgery and battled mono and covid-19, and he is hopeful that he is going to be in the lineup soon. >> i don't know fi expected to be on time, the and i was going to be on time for opening day, but i didn't know if it would happen or not, and i don't know if i will make it to opening day, but i will try my hardest, and if i'm a couple of weeks late, then that is what it is going to have to be. >> the warriors have lost four in a row, and the last game, they were not close and blown out in both. steve kerr says the team is ready to bounce back. >> we are anxious to get back out there, and we know that half of the season is left, and lot of basketball to be played. you know, we just, we have been in a little bit of a rut, but a lot of good stuff ahead, so we have to come out and compete and try to get the moment

austin slater connecting for the first homer. 4-0 there. giants win it 5-4. >>> moving day at "the players championship" as golf, what a beautiful sight in florida. bryson dechambeau won last week at the arnold invitational. a par putt on the famed 17th island green at tpc sawgrass. 11 under overall, in second place. the field chasing lee westwood. his par putt falls. he leads the way at 13 under. it should be a great day of golf tomorrow, dion. a lot of fun. the weather and fans there in florida, it is nice to see a little more normal every day. >> all right. all encouraging, chris. thanks. >>> next on "abc 7 news" at 5:00, a pandemic pop-up inside san francisco's ferry building. how it is paying special tribute to businesses that could really use a financial boost. >>> and as a woman it is not easy to maintain a good work/life balance right now. if you are a working mom trying to reenter the workforce or just need help managing your job or your family, let us know your questions. then join our team of experts for "our america: women forwa

austin slater a solo shot, tommy, let's stella goes deep. and finally, brandon crawford will lift and go the distance to run shot. seven update over the indians and the giants look good all the way around. so did the aids is a matter of fact, they get solid, starting pitching from the young right hander at a cow. jeffries frommer said. originally strikes out dumb nunez. he went four scoreless, two heads and seven strikeouts in the offense provided in part by designated slugger mitch moreland off the boards and deep red center field. he's gonna wind up with a two run double as matt chapman and chad pinder will score is take it rather handley 4 to 1. lots of nice pitching. all right, well, frank and heather. you know that old saying about the tortoise and the hare? you kidding me? e o. here's uh, here's the hair. i think this stair is gonna lose by a hair to the tortoise toward us always finds a way to win. oh god. washington what a great way to end the newscast. that's just what i needed to see me. oh see you later. everyone oh see you later.

slater, gone deep. to the 8th. joey bart, finding his stroke. scoring crawford.is game ends in a 5-5 tie. abc >>> that is our report this friday night. hope you have a great weekend. for all of us here. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, michelle >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, vegan food on wheels. >> this is our 100% vegan, pan based spin off of señor sisig. >> a snowy good time. >> you have this huge, all encompassing area to ski. >> one of a kind kites. >> a lot of my kites now are custom -- colors, designs, led lights so i can light up the night with it. >> but first, fearless leaders in training. >> i think that there are not enough spaces where girls feel like they can be 100% themselves. in all the ways they are a girl. and so i thought, what if we could create a space where you'd walk in and you're honored for exactly who you are, exactly

you can avoid getting into serious legal makes up slater down the line developments straight out of hollywood. lag was a consent to that the arkansas to ask god for our stars in iraq. and a move towards addressing growing concerns i have a right cases a police commissioner in australia has already proposed using such an app while in denmark there was a recent change in the normal that makes explicit consent to sex mandatory and they've got an app deferent i consent requires he says to give approval via their phones and stores the digital document as proof but critics say the technology once all the real problems and could even make things worse. were wanting to use technology to allow women to make their voice heard and that sounds like it's a great idea and it's based right fight unfortunately because it is considered and consent can be withdrawn at any given time what we run into is the fact well what happens if a person does consent on the app and then decides he no longer consent the issue that we want to use technology to keep up with the times but unfortunately it doesn't do enough to a

poisoning of kremlin critic alexina vall me he was poisoned with novacek nerve agent last year vonnie was slater arrested and jailed spy russian police for a parole violation which happens while he was recovering in germany u.n. experts agnes callum r. and irene can believe the russian government's may have been responsible and that's a domestic investigation and won't uncover the truth eet ees our conclusion that russia ees response to both how the attempted arbitrary killing of mr lamb and at the time of mr marilee spoiler warning he was under intense you'll be also by russian intelligence you just try in the fact of the in the face of the fact that people other than those monitoring is every mortal could i have introduced to them say in the uk at a hole without a highly dangerous poison and knew where and how to handle it in the ok hold so as to poison me still never ends. andrew simmons is following developments in staffordshire in the u.k. what's been laid down here according to this report is a clear sinister warning from the kremlin that anybody who opposes it in a fashion like in the val

the snp's nicola sturgeon, the conservatives' douglas ross, labour's anas sarwar, lorna slater for thert in the bbc programme. it's being chaired by the bbc�*s scotland editor, sarah smith, whojoins us from edinburgh tonight. and sarah, after a tumultuous few weeks, what's the atmosphere expcted to be like tonight? i think the one thing we can probably all agree on is that we want to focus on the issues now, on the policy is that these five parties have for how to try and rebuild scotland back after the pandemic, ratherthan rebuild scotland back after the pandemic, rather than all the focus that there has been on the psychodrama that's been playing out between nicola and alex salmond. so the questions tonight are all going to all come from our audience members who will be joining us via zoom, and it will reflect the issues that really mattered to them in their lives. myjob willjust be to try and get the answers out of the politicians to reflect what the audience asking them about, and also to try and stop them all shouting over each other if everything gets a little bit heated. —— nico

fast a season and the visitors came out firing in the 2nd half will play unpoliced up here under slatertonight redemption by the woodwork. was the one you had 24 goal attempts to frankfurt's 9 but the hosts made this count timothy chandler hammered the final nail in the coffin and stoppage time. taking advantage of another known defensive blunder 5 to the final school statistic that actually counts. trends that proved they were more effective and mature than any own more of a true top team like the violinist remain one of the season's big surprises and they will likely never forget this stunning moment. one of the things that makes football the beautiful game is how an unexpected events can turn the course of a match i think once again i'll keep up what is out justice no doubt. my load. was a most states that on days didn't look up to see well lou it's all walls and i think lucas lives at the wrong moment thank you book again. that's where he slipped lutes up the bowl coming back with a lot of pies vontae and it goes all the way corn only gallo his 1st own goal in the bonus league to wa

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two on for austin slater, connecting for first homer of the season. bottom five.k also goes in. moving day, players championship. bryson dechambeau won last week at the arnold palmer. par putt on the 18th at tpc sawgrass. gets it to go. 11 under overall, in second place. the field chasing lee westwood putting for par on the famed island green at 17. this will go. westwood is your leader at 13 under. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion. >>> much more to come on "abc 7 news" at 110.> this sig c help . >>> and travel at airports reached a new pandemic high yesterday. how spring break hot spots are trying >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is "abc 7 news." >>> once again, good evening. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, starting at midnight contra costa and sonoma counties will move from the purple tier to the red tier. for sonoma county it will be the first time it has been in the red since the state created the color-coded assignments in august. this less restrictive tier allows for indoor dinin

slater's back into school, and they continue to focus on the summer and the fall and to get all the plansat we can. in order to make that happen. the board of education will be tasked with finding a replacement. at this point. there is no word about the search or of any plans for an interim superintendent, if needed, even after a rocky relationship is the mayor has pushed the superintendent to reopen schools. london breed acknowledged how difficult it may be without a superintendent in place. it's hard with what the school district is going through to lose. leadership in the mist of trying to get our kids back into the classroom. but superintendent matthews has made his decision to retire and i know before his retirement, he's going to do everything he can to try and get us prepared for reopening. what we would like the district's been working with public health to get the school's prepared, including adding adequate spacing between students in the classroom, a statewide some parents and health experts are now citing a new study out of brown university that says with masking students coul

a problem, that is austin slater. deep in the second inning. and up a three run homer.irst of the spring and the giants won this one final of 5- 4. meantime, warriors got run over by them on thursday, so, what do four straight losses due to a team? look at seth curry's emotion. look at him, come on guys. we never see that kind of frustration from him. but he says oh yeah, captain curry can be vocal. >> man, he has yelled at me a few times about shooting the ball matter-of-fact. like, shoot the ball! or something like that. a little more, you know, a littttle different than the wor i use, but, yeah. he has yelled at me before for sure. college basketball, you would think it would be like hail the conquering hero welcome for the legend who returns to madison square garden as coach of georgetown. big east title at stake. not what he envisioned. >> everybody in this building should know who i am and i'm getting stopped and i can't move around this building. i was like is this madison square garden? is my number in the rafters or what? >> today, they've got all the respect t

the a's will host micothe astro austin slater is swinging, but he ran into trouble.to enthey wcenter field -- buster looks healthy, his wheels are good, they have five earned runs. giants star, logan webb, has it in the deep center -- the thy laey get the speedy tony ke he is out. they gave up a run on the wild pitch -- stefan curry had the problem, but that was . here we go, he has missed the last five games. it was a decision game for curry. everything was good, he was in good spirits earlier today. >> i had my own pillow situation, people sending me amazon links of the donut things you sit on -- cracking jokes. i had a lot of fun with it in the first few days. i just want to play basketball. >> you have one good tailbone joke? you said you have a list emis trying to be a real asset for the team. >> he has jokes. the warriors will have their first ever all-female broadcast later tonight. charis burke will host the e- game coverage. and the on-site reporter will handle the audio. here they are beforeare beforefe historic broadcast. >> the organization, top to bottom

austin slater, his first home run of the season and they go 4- 0 bottom of the fifth oh walnut creeke, that is league. they beat the reds 5-2 5rere re 2 go, 11 over under all in place putting for par on the famed island 17 that is going to go. west wood is your leader at 1300. that is relook at sports, sending things back >>> for today's afternoon against the utah jazz the team is inviting female bay area small business owners and entrepreneurs to watch the game from the virtual stands. the warriors also delivered more than 1000 hot meals oakland restaurant to the east oakland community project oquendo labus house as part the platform. getting a check now that bay area lossing and francis, you know, right now we can see some of that cloud cover throughout parts of the bay area. >> definitely it has spread throughout most of the bay area. all the clouds have come in from the ghost and this is from a system that is going to slide from the north bay down to the south bay throughout the afternoon and evening. right now it is pretty quiet if you want to do anything other is a good time to

wildcats brandon slater. villanova led by six in the second half. baylor rally. now tied at. the spin move. they went on a 14-to run to put it away. and the dagger shot from david mitchell, good night dallas. they 18 62-51, the advanced of the elite eight. how about the baylor women? another national power, trying to hold off michigan in the round of 16. 20 seconds left, look at. get three and scored. tied it and send it to overtime. 90 seconds left in the extra period. who is going to break the tie? how about carrington? still and lay in like she once did as a stanford cardinal. she scored 19 off the bench and baylor escape 78-75. nextep, top seed connecticut. we will see if they can find an answer to the page backers. nba, the warriors are off today. monday they host chicago. about these four straight losses, there were some miscues and hiccups in last nights loss to atlanta. the record is now 22 and 24. three and the the last 11 games, one and for since steph curry has been out with a bruised tailbone. after the missing key ingredient, here is coach steve kerr. >> i think

giants and indians from scottsdale, austin slater, his first home run of the spring, a three run ands go 4- 0, bottom of the fifth, walnut creek, that is his first cactus league of the year,the year,the, to 5-4, not pictured, the a's beat the reds 5-2. >>> bison assemble that one last week at the arnold palmer more invitational. >>> putting for par on the , west wood yourlead at 13 under. that is relook at sports, back to you. >>> happening today, the warriors are launching their campaign for women's empowerment month and you will start noticing it as soon as they tipoff this afternoon for today's game at chase center against the utah jazz the team is inviting female bay area small business owners and entrepreneurs to watch the game from the virtual stands. the warriors also delivered more than 1000 hot meals from oakland restaurant to the east oakland community project. oakland elizabeth house and operation dignity as part of the home-court assist platform. >>> weather-wise outdoor dining isn't looking too good for later today. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan with a full bay

put him up to one and we'll pick it up later in the six steady with the giants up. 41 austin slater.s kid's turned it into a ballplayer. he's gonna be the team man on the rise it way over and out in the deep right center field, and they've got themselves a 61 league. you know about brandon belt, you know, spring debut, it will be head covid. then he got mono. then he had surgery on his heel and a long way back. he struck out in his give you with the giants won the game 73. and by the way, joey barton also homered in this game will show you that about 25 minutes on our 11 o'clock news. the a's also. looking very solid against the chicago as they go deep. aziz well shot murphy young catcher, riding it over and out. alloy he man is gives it a good effort for the white sox cannot snatch the ball above the wall and left sixth run sixth inning, and it's steph downtown brown with a part of that he goes over and out to right and the a's put it on the white sox pretty heavy 14 to 4. meanwhile the san jose sharks are on board the bay area victory train. they've still got time to get their coll

think of the walter scott criminal trial for michael slater.erican juror when caused a mistrial because he couldn't make up his decision about the charges. in a demographic when you know you'll have a large percentage of white jurors, and injustice and in this situation you really have to go into there and, what are they saying? that is critical and what are their answers. don't just assume they're with you because they hit a demographic you like and listen to what they're saying. >>. >> what impact do the civil settlements like the one we saw with george floyd's family have on jurors? do they have any impact? do jurors get to think the city of minneapolis settled with the george floyd family. that must mean something? >> no. this happens all of the time. there are such different cases and such different standards in the law. i'm sure that will be a question that is asked during the jury selection now, but that is a non-factor related to the criminal case. the criminal case is really about what these people believe justice will look like for ge

donovan solano, austin slater, tommy lost. ella likes later.so solo, chad and then brandon crawford to run digger as frank somerville likes to say, gone to write seven. nothing may be the best game they played this spring giants or 9 10 and three and solid starting pitching as well for the oakland a's as they go at it against the rockies and the right hander you made. be familiar with dalton jeffries. he's a cal lemus well comes from her said originally he gets dumb nunez of the rockies could to go down on strikes four innings, two hits, no runs, and seven strikeouts for young jeffries and mitch moreland. provide some office there. the designated hitter with a two run double match, chapman and chad pinder storing and the a's wind up victorious for one, they are 11 and nine on the season so far, i just. a few minutes from now, the golden state warriors get ready to tip it off against the philadelphia 76 years. and if you know anything about professional athletes, they first of all i have to believe in themselves if you know anything about draymo

. >>> the giants visiting the cubs and if austin slater stays healthy, look out.three run jack as the giants take the 3-2 lead, going with three straight games. we have the rbi double scoring brandon crawford. because of spring they don't play until there is a winner as it ended with the 5-5 time. finally the way to end the day with sergio garcia, the dell technologies with the matchplay in the fourth the hole-in-one to end it to beat lee westwood and surgical advances to the weekend rounds. that has got to feel good. >>> that is a wrap up on your morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. >>> let's check on the weather with lisa and i love looking at that beautiful sunrise pretty this morning. >> the sun coming up at 7:01 and setting at 7:28 with 12 hours, 26 minutes of daylight. a full moon tomorrow and doppler 7 picking up cloud cover all over the state. at walnut creek we do have clear skies with 48 in san francisco, 45 in oakland and 47 in san jose with upper 30s. the cold started half moon bay with 36 degrees. mount tam is the typical

austin, slater and joey bart all homered in a 7, 3 giants win.e a's beat the white sox 14 to 4 behind 4 home runs of their own over to the ice. the sharkey's hosting the kings. jump to the second period sharks of one brent burns to a van der cain. he score san jose extend their lead to 2. start of the 3rd sharks up to one. mario ferraro. rifles cain's get the deflection san jose goes up by 2 on kane's second goal of the game. they beat the kings. 42 they head to arizona to take on the coyotes on friday. kevin coleman became the first former 40 niner to flee to bay to join his former coach today. the new york jets have signed the former niner running back to a one year deal that could be worth up to 2 million bucks coleman wil reunite with former forty-niners defensive coordinator robert sala in his first year as head coach with the jets. another former niner got a new job today quarterback cj befort signed with the jacksonville jaguars that 3rd spent most of his time as a backup here. but you know, here santa clara is always something going on wi

donovan solano two run shot austin slater went solo. tommy costilla also going deep.on crawford. actually would get around and let's stay with this one leaves the yard, two run, homer seven. nothing maybe their best game of the spring giants or 9 10 and three and the a's get some very nice pitching from a guy you may remember from his days account talking about donald jeffries from her said. actually he'll strike out. domine new year's right here. he went for gave up two hits. no runs, struck out seven right hander might crack the starting rotation and here's mitch moreland. doing what designated hitters do their designated the hit and he does. so a two run double. matt chapman, chad tender in for one, a's tour 11 and nine in the preseason. all is quiet for the san francisco 49ers this week after a tumultuous free agent market that saw them land the big price that they really needed. and wanted and it's his first time talking since he said that whopper of a contract talking about trent williams, making the highest paid offensive lineman ever,ing with. the kansas city

. >> thank you miss timmins for your testimony and now i recognize miss slater for five minutes for yourstimony. >> hello, and thank you chairwoman, ranking members and committee members. my name is wendy and i'm the vice chairwoman for the lawyer them in the indians, the family prevention of services act has made a difference in the lives of victims of domestic violence. fipsa but the enhancements will ensure that door to a lifesaving services for all victims remains. i urge this committee to support reauthorization with the proposed announcements. the 2018 commissions found that the federal government failure to fulfill its trust responsibility is at the root of an equities facing native americans in health, public, safety and housing, i'm also the director of the safety for women's program funded by forbes, responding to violence against women. we provide 24/7 shelter -- one of those gaps is the justice system which often fails victims. for these victims fipsa resources is all that's preventing them from going missing or being murdered. your support for fipsa is key to telling these p

men, women and children were all slatered.re many of the residents live below the poverty line. so you can imagine how i fewer rating it might be to hear lindsey graham say this about a small portion of the covid relief bill that provides a $5 billion fund for disadvantaged farmers, about a quarter of whom happen to be black. >> let me give you an example of something that really bothers me. . in this bill if you're a farmer, your loan will be forgiven up to 120% of your loan, not 100% but 120% of your loan if you're socially disadvantaged, if you're african-american, some other minority, but if you're white, person, white woman, no forgiveness as reparations. what has that got to do with covid? >> this debt relief will begin to rectify decades of broken promises and discrimination from the usda that caused black farmers to lose roughly 90% of their landed between 1910 and today. so call it whatever you like, lindsey, not everyone is designed to keep et 00ing fertilizer from the people who so publicly disrespect them. we leave

the snp's nicola sturgeon, douglas ross from the conservatives, labour's anas sarwar, green lorna slaterial media became the main campaign weapon. in general, we see that everything was online. so what it did, we pressed on different platforms to try to reach different audiences. youngsters on tiktok, for instance, a little bit older generation on instagram, and then facebook as well. some more traditional campaigning is allowed here. leafleting is now permitted, and canvassing on doorsteps can take place, with mitigations, from the 5th of april. when campaigning is finished, it's over to the voters, and things at polling stations like this one will be looking a little bit different too. this polling station, used for a council by—election, gives the sense of the changes. alongside these safety measures, voters will wear masks and pencils will be used only once. and there is another option. if you're already a voter but you don't want to vote in a polling place, you can vote by post. the deadline for that is 5pm on the 6th of april. if you're not currently registered, you can register to

the snp's nicola sturgeon, douglas ross from the conservatives, labour's anas sarwar, green lorna slatering is now permitted, and canvassing on doorsteps can take place, with mitigations, from the 5th of april. when campaigning is finished, it's over to the voters, and things at polling stations like this one will be looking a little bit different too. this polling station, used for a council by—election, gives the sense of the changes. alongside these safety measures, voters will wear masks and pencils will be used only once. and there is another option. if you're already a voter but you don't want to vote in a polling place, you can vote by post. the deadline for that is 5pm on the 6th of april. if you're not currently registered, you can register to vote by the 19th of april. postal votes are expected to increase this time, with research indicating almost 40% could choose this option. stand by for the results of election 2016, and another dramatic nighti in scotland's story. no overnight drama this year. the counting won't start until 9am the next day, and will be spread over two days

with me now is the ceo and founder of the charity, school food matters, stephanie slater. 'ust shows the level of need? ~ , , ., , , whether this 'ust shows the level of need? ~ , , ., ., need? absolutely. it is important to use this milestone _ need? absolutely. it is important to use this milestone to _ need? absolutely. it is important to use this milestone to highlight - need? absolutely. it is important to use this milestone to highlight the i use this milestone to highlight the problem around food and security. it is interesting to observe that when we started to look at the families we started to look at the families we were supporting, one in four of those families could not access the free school meals. there was definitely a gap in provision. we were in a position to help. you see, when you started it was one in four could not access for the school meals. have you got the impression that as you have gone on a wider demographic has needed to call on the charity to help? that a wider demographic has needed to call on the charity to help?- call on the charity to hel