city. that's the south african property market is flatlining jewel city a new 110000000 euro development has opened in downtown johannesburg. it's a sparkling sign of hope in the city as the coronavirus pandemic of aids the country's economy. it's a mixed use precinct focused primarily on the provision of affordable residential accommodation we've got just over a 1000 apartments here but then we also have this wonderful pedestrian eyes to the landscape public environment and shops and all the kind of amenities that you need for people to be able to live a good and healthy life designed to live work and play concept jools city offers affordable and secure accommodation for the city's lower to middle class residence . something almost unheard off in the inner city with its overcrowding and smaller . struggling enter printers have also flocked to the development since its opening in september 2020. we had a coffee shop not far from here and not make you run into corporate we had to close it down on so building here to this location it's much better for the business when we can run again. jewel

breezy at the coast. 60 degrees in downtown san francisco. 61 in south city.ratures 68 in san rafael. low 70s pleasant in santa rosa, napa, vallejo. 65 oakland. breeze will be blowing through that area. 65 in hayward. low to mid-70s from concord to brentwood. but 68 in san ramon. 69 degrees in livermore. breezy and milder for your thursday. a little cooler on friday. and then the winds will begin to relax over the weekends allowing us to warm up into the upper 70s to low 80s inland. if you like it cool, the coast is where you want to go because it's going to stay cool there in the mid-50s. possibility of some drizzle coming our way early in the afternoon. >>> thank you so much sandhya. >>> still to come here, a shout out from the oaklan i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. i

moscow and not only in dollars and on past but it has been used before in georgia with a posse and south city. in february alexander president selenski took measures to silence 3 pro russian broadcasters in ukraine and also to sanction the oligarchy who owns them that all of our captains to have close ties to putin is the russian troop buildup partly a message to the selenski that he went too far in essentially trying to shut down russian propaganda machines i think the message is more to the west no nato membership of a crane as i said before but indeed i think it's a big mistake of it to close down the. 3 television stations to broadcast in russian because still in eastern ukraine and more people live in eastern ukraine than in the west of the korean korean i mean the tend to listen also to russian programs and that steers more tension inside the country than. and brings the escalation so i hope that this mistake somehow will be taken back and what i think it's tremendously important is that approach and meet because. for me the nominee for format or the means the format of this meetings wi

by moscow and not only now and on past but it has been used before in georgia with a policy and south city. in february alexander president selenski took measures to silence 3 pro russian broadcasters in ukraine and also to sanction the oligarchy who owns them that all of our captains to have close ties to putin is the russian troop buildup partly a message to the lansky that he went too far in essentially trying to shut down russian propaganda machines i think the message is more to the west no nato crane as i said before but indeed i think it is a big mistake of it'll close down the. television stations will broadcast in russia because still in eastern ukraine and people who live in eastern ukraine than in the west will create a crane mean they tend to listen also to russian programs and that steers more tension inside of the country than than brings the escalation so i hope that this mistake somehow will be taken back and what i think it's tremendously important is that approach and meet because in the normal form of the nominee for format or in the minsk format this meetings with the g

there is no city like the motor city when we have a crisis in this city no other city in south africa responds like this no other city has this kind of here's where you will see these kind of donations and volunteer activity and outpourings of contributions and assistance this is a thing of the mother city and we're very proud that people are willing to come forward and make these kind of contributions right now the hope is that the winds will subside and they won't be any further flare ups and the fire could be extinguished in the coming days adams' al-jazeera. early results show chad's president idriss deby has won reelection for his 6th term in office supporters went to celebrate after he secured more than 79 percent of the vote davies one of africa's longest serving leaders and was due to give a victory speech his campaign director says he's visiting soldiers on the front lines to lessen the threat to regional violence. pakistan's government has agreed to ask for a parliamentary vote on whether to expel the french ambassador and it's part of a deal with the band political party. i

hundreds of protesters in the south and city of dowry meanwhile in uniform government of national unity as south-east asian leaders to give it a seat at the crisis talks next week and not to recognize the belief that seized power in the faber we call. scientists one of the world's largest has melted away so-called a 68. area of nearly 6000 square kilometers and we'd approximately 1000000000 tons it's broke away from antarctica in 2017 it's drifted toward the island of south georgia in the south and raised fears for wildlife their. formation is now virtually gone broken into countless small fragments. i'm now joined by hugh griffiths easy marine bio jew graff who's conducted research and i suspect a 68 we just saw some pretty dramatic pictures of the iceberg melting can you tell us a bit more about its life and times. well this iceberg was one of the figures that we've ever trapped or known about and like twice the size of luxembourg but it started life as part of a giant floating ice shelf so fresh water ice that's been pushed off the land and starts to float in the sea and eventually t

there is no city like the motor city when we have a crisis in this city no other city in south africa response like this no other city has this kind of here's where you will see these kind of donations and volunteer activity and outpourings of contributions and assistance this is a thing of the mother city and we're very proud that people are willing to come forward and make these kind of contribution right now the hope is that the winds will subside and they won't be any further flare ups and the fire could be extinguished in the coming days adams al-jazeera. in a new report the united nations has issued another stark warning over the state of the global climate the top u.n. official said the world is on the verge of their best with global temperatures moving dangerously close to the cap set by the paris agreement change by its reports from the u.n. headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year that for many normality stops the coded 19 pandemic meant many factories and offices across the world closed commuters stayed at home and airports were largely empty as the global and networks w

there is no city like the motor city when we have a crisis in this city no other city in south africa response like this no other city has this kind of here's where you will see these kind of donations and volunteer activity and outpourings of contributions and assistance this is a thing of the mother city and we're very proud that people are willing to come forward and make these kind of contributions now the hope is that the winds will subside and they won't be any further flare ups and the fire could be extinguished in the coming days adams al jazeera. says these are the top stories and after 3 weeks of witness an expert testimony jury deliberations have begun in the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george floyd that's after final arguments were made on monday activists are rallying in front of the minneapolis courthouse calling for a show of ins a conviction i mean he said his government says protesters have a right to be angry with demonstrations cannot be allowed to descend into chaos. we must acknowledge to troops we cannot allow civil unrest to descend int

from within the tradition of the loyal communist party news every show would travel to the south western city of seattle where she met a local politician who's determined not to be silenced. in the footsteps of letting. himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional south of parliament and beyond that anchor doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. it's your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. and now bundling is facing what he says is a political campaign against him local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the g

looking at 64 in south city up in the north bay. low 70s in petaluma. 77 calistoga.he mid-to upper 60s today. a few high clouds. you had inland the numbers here with plenty of sunshine. a few 80s right around fairfield . the delta where the wind is going to be light. temperatures will warm up. the seven-day forecast is looking at numbers in the mid- 50s. pacifica upper 60s. oakland upper 70s. a little change tomorrow. a cool off maybe a little bit late in the day. otherwise a cooling trend with greasy conditions bringing us numbers in the mid-70s tuesday, and wednesday. the drive pattern continues with very little variation right through next weekend. the numbers come up a little bit next weekend. >>> hope in getting past the pandemic. what comes next? >> 85 percent of jobs that will exist in, 2030, do not exist today. >> a look at what it will take i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say

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they are being transferred to a new museum in the south of the city.eing quoted as a source of pride for every egyptian. the event has been called the "pharaohs' golden parade" of 18 kings and four queens being transported in gold coffins, in chronological order of their reigns. 18 of their markings, four of them are queen's. they were found in the ruins of thebes, and that is king rameses ii. bit of a quote for you, from the president of egypt, with all pride and appreciation, i look forward to receiving the kings and queens of egypt after their trip from the egyptian museum to the national museum. that was part of a facebook statement. so, the president receiving the mummies himself once they arrive. quite a majestic scene, and new evidence, they say, of the greatness of this nation, seen as something rather important and significant, particularly in attracting tourism, which is a key part of egypt's economy, back, and reviving that sector as a whole. so many stories, of course, surrounding the mummies. also hoping that egyptians themselves will lear

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with this expansion back taylor said he live in south city. taylor, thank you for that. >> take a look at this. the sign at levi stadium county. the number of doses it's given out and now stands at a 105,000 plus and with eligibility opened up all across the state that number will no doubt continue to grow stanford medicine began its pfizer vaccine trial for young children giving for still shots to kids between the ages of 2 and 5 kron four's, noelle bellow talk to their family members. >> what happened at the doctor today a as soon as kristen angelica luck or found out there was a vaccine trial. their 3 year-old daughter eloise could participate in. they signed up preparation for today. we told her about the vaccine and wanted to make sure that it was something that he got to be part of making that decision. she was full of did a great job to go with the trooper phase. one of the pfizer trial for children aged 2 to 5 began wednesday at the stanford location heading up. that trial is pediatrics infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado

procession through the streets of cairo later today to be transferred to a new museum in the south of the cityto witness the lavish pharaohs�* golden parade of 18 kings and four queens being transported in gold coffins in chronological order of their reigns. security will be tight, befitting their royal blood and status as national treasures. the procession will include queen hatshepsut and king ramses ii. with all the sport now, here's ben croucher at the bbc sport centre. a few parades hopefully before the end of proceedings with you? a few parades hopefully before the end of proceedings with you? good afternoon. england begin the defence of their women's six nations title today against scotland. it's a much changed tournament too owing to the pandemic. 0ur reporterjo currie is in doncaster. jo. that is right. this game has been some time coming for the players. the women's six nations is normally played in the same window as the men's competition, so it should have got under way at the beginning of february, but it has been pushed back to now because of the pandemic. for the women at least

city of north of cairo. a massive fire in the south african city of cape town has ravaged large parts of table mountain far as often breakouts in this part of south africa during the periods of traits. at least 70 people have been killed in violence in yemen smart and thais province's government forces say a battle for control of the all rich regions has intensified securing the past 24 hours well those are the headlines stay with us an al-jazeera inside story is next . well russia could go to war against ukraine moscow masses its troops along the border what's prompted the escalation how much of a threat is it to ukraine's unity this is inside story. alone welcome to the show i'm sami's a than concerns are growing of a possible war between russia and ukraine the 2 have been in dispute since 2014 when russia and next crimea and backed separatists fighting government troops in eastern ukraine there had been a relative stalemate in fighting cease fires and violations of cease fires but the situation is now on the brink of a major escalation kiev has expelled the russian diplomat in response to a similar move by

this came after the events of friday night aware of the demonstration turned violent in the south of the cityof them were juveniles. they have been charged with a riot including the 13—year—old boy. in the background of all of this is simmering tensions within loyalist communities some of them. they are very unhappy with the northern ireland brexit deal which creates a new border, trader border. in a separate issue which emerged is that some senior sinn fein members were not prosecuted breeching coronavirus registrations. —— restrictions. and it seems that some of the sentiment is now spilling onto the street.— onto the street. thank you very much. onto the street. thank you very much- he _ onto the street. thank you very much. he was _ onto the street. thank you very much. he was reporting - onto the street. thank you very much. he was reporting from i onto the street. thank you very - much. he was reporting from belfast. the headlines on bbc news: a plan for the return of large public gatherings. the fa cup final will be among the pilot events for the government's covid passport scheme in e

boulder city, nevada carson city and then gardnerville of all places which is south of carson city, which is a small ranching community, but you get a lot of interested in nevada's coming to to paul laxalt's office as i think it's still the case with any of our our members of congress but i do think it is neat to see that the president and vice president are right up there on top. this is a finished folder from the actual manuscript collection. these markers are just for my reference so i can find something in here. this is an acid free folder. it's got the title of what's in here. this is 1980 convention file which includes drafts of lack salts nominating speech for reagan and this is from july 1980. and this is part of the this is the part of the collection that is fully processed the reagan portion. so if i open up this folder you can see there's some some newspaper clippings some election laws. some memoranda and then if i get back here i run into paul laxalt. nominating speech for ronald reagan for 1980. and that's in his hand there in the black felt pen. yeah oftentimes he would jus

others have been injured it happens as the train was traveling near the city of tohu north of cairo. a massive fire in the south african city of cape town has ravaged large parts of table mines and the slopes above newman's neighborhoods are in flames and more residential areas are threatened cape town university has been evacuated before as often break out in this part of south africa during periods of trades. and secure protests on the streets again across man marm there showing support for the national unity government which was formed on friday as part of the ongoing resistance to military rule that includes i said members of parliament ethnic leaders and protest figures in the southern city of daraa a 100 said gathered before being dispersed by security forces more than 730 people have been killed since the military seize power in a coup on february the 1st. at least 70 people have been killed in violence in yemen's morrow and thai is provinces. another 85 people were injured spirity forces say a battle for control of the oil rich regions intensified string the past 24 hours the rebels launched an offensiv

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by moscow and not only now and on mars but it has been used before in georgia with a posse and south of city. in february alexander president selenski took measures to silence 3 pro russian broadcasters in ukraine and also to sanction the oligarchy who owns them that all of our captains to have close ties to put in is the russian troop buildup partly a message to selenski that he went too far in essentially trying to shut down russian propaganda machines i think the message is more to the west no nato crane as i said before but indeed i think it's a big mistake of it to close down the. television stations to broadcast in russia because still in eastern ukraine and more people live in eastern ukraine than in the west will create a train movie they tend to listen also to russian programs and that steers more tension inside the country than and brings the escalation so i hope that this mistake somehow will be taken back and what i think it's tremendously important is that approach and meet because in the normal. form a different format or the minsk format this meetings with the germans and fren

a few 70's, though, to note in palo alto, san carlos redwood city as well as mountain view south bay daytime highs, low 70's in san jose over the sunnyvale milpitas on up to fremont. also low 70's from union city through san leandro all the way up through oakland and richmond highs in the 60's walnut creek and danville. you're back in the low 70's today after yesterday's 60's. so some daytime highs are actually going to be a bit more mild today tomorrow for inland spots. we'll see another little bit of a warmer day. just a couple of degrees. warmer friday saturday and sunday, temperatures climb even further with sunday likely to be the warmest of the year so far. some of our inland days to finish out the weekend will be into the upper 80's to low 90's bayside cities well into the mid 80's and even at the coast by sunday. we'll be tapping into the low 70's reyna. john, thank you. so we are tracking your commute this morning for you. >> several island advisories in place like the one here at the bay bridge right now under 10 minutes free to make it to that fremont street exit. so traffi

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now the stories are following a fire in the south african city of cape town as told through large parts of table mountain slopes above the new orleans neighborhood are in flames and nearby residential areas under threat cape town university has been evacuated fires happen frequently in the city but cheering for long periods of drought. cuba's communist party is currently meeting to elect its new leadership and set policy guidelines the government is under growing pressure especially from the younger generation to implement reforms that will improve people's lives otherwise as to rise above our reports and likely to seek a new life abroad. and a land that stuck in the past that's the feeling people like i will may sad have had about cuba for many years. he's a cook in have anna and estoppel leaving in the government's so-called reforms. if there's no radical change in the system there is no way else there has to be a different way of thinking if not then i'll have to see how i skate displace i've been a cook for 10 years and because of the pandemic we have no work. with. social reforms o

a massive fire in the south african city of cape town has ravaged large parts of table minds and the slopes above the news and neighborhoods are in flames and move residential areas are threatened to tell university has been evacuated for as often break out in this part part of south africa during periods of drought. now hospitals across i think are at breaking point since the region becomes a new global epicenter of the corona virus pandemic the number of covert 1000 deaths in bangladesh is unprecedented while pakistan's infections are at highs not seen since mid last year and it has had 261000 cases in 24 hours alone as a record for that country and the highest daily total in the world there are no beds in the hospitals there are no beds in the i.c.u. there are no ventilators there are no medicines are in charge supply even oxygen is in charge supply in more and more states and those who have died aren't waiting for hours to get for a decent commission what can be more dangerous and more frightening than this scenario and the sad part is that the numbers still writing the book comi

england, an easterly breeze developing for kent and southern counties of england as well as south wales. plus cityt 10 degrees in the east where you have more cloud. if you are crossing your fingers for some rainfall, some might get some into the new working week as we have low pressure approaching from the north. that will bring showery weather to parts of scotland on monday, nothing too heavy or persistent, some of the shower is pushing further south into tuesday as well. those temperatures will come down but still mid to high teens in the south. you can see the blue colours returning to the map, tuesday into wednesday. more of a north—easterly wind. through the week ahead, that will be the story, one or two showers in the north for monday and tuesday. still dry in the south. temperatures fairly cool for the time of year. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. hospitals in england —— india struggle with a lack of beds and ventilators and oxygen as it records the highest ever daily rise of covid infections by the third in a row. labour has called for the government to publish full detai

if the rebels in yemen say they've launched an attack using drones and missiles on the south and saudi cityof jism they say caused a fire at one target belonging to the oil giant around. at least 20 children have died in the fire at a school in the asia officials say the pupils aged between 7 and 13 were trapped in straw hot classrooms when the blaze broke out in the capital niamey the prime minister has vowed to punish those responsible if it was started deliberately back to al-jazeera investigations hollo will keep you company from 7 aussie from 3 g. tomorrow. al jazeera is on the cover of has infiltrated generation identity. it's one of europe's fastest growing far right movements in part one of the g.i. leading illegal promotes street violence as a political tool. in freedom works it will have an issue the future of the people for the office it will be. a generation identity calls for really migration where no one european immigrants and their families all send back to their supposed country of origin a reporter was about to discover a plan by senior national front figures to secretly a

better speeds south 680 recovering quickly out of union city past stevenson, the earlier crash clearedaffic coming out of hayward, slowing for the nimitz headed down toward 92 an issue. the south bay no major problems, travel time san jose through mountain view look great. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," the bay area local bringing home gold at the oscars. ♪♪ ♪ly see it through ♪ ♪ >> h.e.r. wins the oscar for best original song, what her family is revealing about the big win. you're watching "today in the bay." this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. >>> 6:26 and trending this morning, the bay area superstar h.

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keeping those temperatures down inside the bay. 63 millbrae 63 in burlingame, 68 and sunny in redwood city, south bay looking good. we're back in the 70's in many suots tomorrow. 72 in santa clara 71 in saratoga, 72 degrees in sunnyvale about 74 in pleasanton, 69 in hayward, a breeze there in the afternoon. 67 degrees in oakland 68 in berkeley and 69 in hercules. so looking like some nice weather, a little hazy in the north bay. again, they may have some of those prescribed fires there as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. some of that smoke may filter back in the north parts of the bay area. but other than that, we've got a lot of sunshine coming your way in some warmer temperatures. how about that? we're back in the 80's. even some upper 80's by sunday. >> all right, lawrence, next on kron 4 news at 5. we have details of prince philip's funeral and prince william and >> prince philip's funeral will be saturday in london. and entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier. he has all the details. plus an update on the royals. kevin. >> vicki grad. this is a very difficult time for the royal family. but

south. san francisco. 63. and while the redwood city, the south bay likely see a lot of 70's. so warm temperatures by the afternoon 74 in campbell, 72 degrees in santa clara and you see some mid 70's some the warm spots. well, inland 75 degrees and live more 64 little breeze and hayward in the afternoon, 73 in moraga 75 in concord and 65 degrees in hercules in the north bay. those temperatures are going to be nice. 76. you know, bill, you're looking to maybe 72 degrees in fairfield along the coastline again in the north bay those temperatures staying very cool with that fog hovering along the coast all day long. you'll be in the mid 60's in the bubble next few days, though, some nice weather. not bad. just almost like a summer pattern setting up through friday and then over the weekend the clouds gather by sunday. looks like a pretty good chance of rain. thank you, lawrence. in sports, the a's are going for their 11th straight win. sports director jason dumas has the highlights and reaction coming up. >> also, what the cdc is now saying about the spread of covid on surfaces. a

that patchy fog, little breeze out there as well. 56 in san bruno 61 in burlingame, 63 in redwood city, south bay going to see temperatures up in the 60's and the 70's maybe 69 degrees in pleasanton for tomorrow about or august 63, as you make your way sanli under 69 of the back toward the coastline. we'll keep those temperatures on the cool side with that fog and 50's and 60's next couple of days. not bad plan is low clouds and fog keep jacket with the it will be cool. temperatures going to cool down right through about the middle. the week and then we'll warm up very nicely head in toward next weekend's. thank you lawrence sons. good. next, a man was arrested at disney for refusing to do something that is required. >> why he was escorted off the property. >> nasa is one step closer to making more history. the mars perseverance rover chopped off the ingenuity helicopter onto the martian surface over the weekend over the next few days. engineers will run operation tests before giving the command to unfold. the rotors the solar powered aircraft could become. powered and controlled operated fli

cairo to transfer the mummified remains of 22 ancient egyptian royals to a new museum in the south of the cityg—dead kings and four queens in golden caskets have been transported on custom—made vehicles designed to been transported on custom—made vehicles. now on bbc news, panorama goes undercover inside a lab analysing covid—19 tests, revealing a failing service with staff under pressure, equipment malfunctioning and tests wrongly discarded. my name is jacqui wakefield. i'm secretly filming inside one of the largest laboratories testing for coronavirus in the uk. it's made me really angry and there's been times on shift where i've really had to bite my tongue. my evidence reveals how some people could be getting the wrong result. gasps what you're seeing here is just absolutely crazy. there is almost zero question that this would lead to contamination. the government has spent over £1 billion setting up a network of testing labs, including this one in milton keynes... hi, folks, i'm here at the milton keynes mega lab where they're doing the most phenomenal amount of testing. ..but i find frus

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you'll see some sunshine as we head toward the afternoon. 63 in redwood city, south bay looks fantastic tomorrow 60's and some low 70's by tomorrow afternoon as you head inland about 67 degrees in pleasanton, 64 in hayward, breezy there in the afternoon 67 in danville about 71 degrees we're lucky in concord. thanks, warmer temperatures as you head to the north bay and you get make your way into the central valley. but windy along the coastline. going to be a little blustery the weekend, though, is looking good. more sunshine on the way. those temperatures warming up saturday and sunday. right now, no rain in sight. >> thank you, lawrence will. coming up, a man in brooklyn caught on camera pulling a woman's hair just side. authorities say this is just one of several anti-asian hate crimes. he's accused of committing. >> and so brings a sobering study that shows the effects of just how deadly covid has been. we'll have the details. and after the break with vaccine eligibility expanding all over the state. the competition is heating up. competition is heating up. >> to find appointments. h

>> lake city, south carolina. i think in my case i had -- i was an initiative type of student.t this way. i was interested in just about every subject that came along but science and mathematics gave me the most challenge, gave me the most difficulty and i had to work harder to understand and master the techniques, and it fascinated me. when i run out of books or get ahead of a course i would go out and find something else because i would hear about something somewhere or a new concept and i would want to find out what it was about. in that case it was a inner drive, i still type of motivation thing. >> has athletics had any value to you as an astronaut in your job your nsr? -- nasa? -- in your job at nasa? >> especially in the development stage. i have always been involved with athletics. in high school i was captain of the football, track, and baseball teams. i am still involved with sports. i am a karate instructor and that is where i spent most of my hours of physical activity. it is something i have been doing for the past 12 years and i have been, quite involved in it. at

the millbrae 62 in redwood city, south bay likely going to see some 60's and some 70's tomorrow afternoon so warm there and warm. well, inland is bound him 73 degrees in pleasanton about 73 walnut creek, 64 hercules into the delta. it will be breezy at times and then along the coastline. you got the fog and low clouds that will keep those numbers cool up toward the beaches. but here we go. next few days. we're going to see changes over the weekend. more clouds on saturday. chance of rain looks like a pretty nice storm moving in on sunday. thank you. arts in sports. the warriors are coming home and they're going to play in front of their own fans for the first time in what seems like forever sports director jason dumas has steph curry and steve kerr has reaction coming up. >> also, senator bernie sanders of talking about free college. again. pushing his bill to make that happen. we'll have details on who would pay. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the b

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>> lake city, south carolina. i think in my casey was -- i had an initiative type of student. let's put it this way. i was interested in about every subject that came along. science was the one -- mathematics was the most challenging, gave me the most difficulty. i had to work a little harder to sort of understand and master the techniques. and it fascinated me and i dug. when i'd run out of books or get ahead of a course, i'd go out and find something else. i'd hear about something some somewhere, or glance at a new concept and i'd want to go and find out what it's all about. so i think in that case it was an inner drive, a self-type of motivation, motivating thing. >> has athletics had any value to you as an astronaut in your job here at nasa? >> i'd say very definitely, especially in the developmental stage. i've always been involved in lots of athletics. in high school i was captain of football, track and baseball teams. and i'm still involved in each of the sports to some extent. but for the most part now, i'm a karate instructor and that's where i spend most of my hours

cairo — to transfer the mummified remains of 22 ancient egyptian royals to a new museum in the south of the citygs and 4 queens were transported on custom—made vehicles designed to minimise vibration. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together uk commentators, bbc specialists and foreign correspondents who file their stories for audiences at home, dateline london. this weekend, as christians celebrate easter and renewal, we're devoting the programme to one theme — after the pandemic can we renew our world? and is reconciliation possible when people in much of it seem so angry? to try to answer that are catherine pepinster, the first woman to edit the tablet, the international catholic newspaper. michael goldberg, veteran foreign correspondent for us public radio. his podcast frdh is inspired by the ambition ofjournalism as the first rough draft of history. and in the studio, the bbc broadcaster and china specialist, vincent nee. welcome to all of you, it is good to have you with us this easter weekend. pope francis, who delivers his eas

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through the streets of cairo in an historic procession to be transferred to a new museum in the south of the cityfour queens being transported in gold coffins amid great fanfare in chronological order of their reigns. security will be tight, befitting their royal blood and statues as national treasures. i've been speaking to dr salima ikram, who is professor of egyptology at the american university in cairo about why this is such an important moment. two reasons, one of course it emphasises national pride, we are seeing the last kings of egypt travelling through their capital city and it gives everyone a chance to pay their respects, but also it's important in terms of the economic future of egypt because this is related to tourism and hopefully once coronavirus is over the faroes will be a draw for more tourists to come and visit egypt and also raise awareness for the egyptians that they too can learn more about the history in this new museum. why have they been moved from one place to another? the reason is that, several years ago, a plan was made at this new museum of egyptian civilisation whi