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dressed drastically rather scaled back because of the pandemic there are no throngs of tourists in st mark's square this year but some locals are down in costumes and masks of the traditional variety after businesses launch a campaign encouraging venetians to rediscover their city this time without the crowds but for all the fans and able to visit right now some of ends are being streamed online for their viewing pleasure or ever they are. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following at least 150 people are feared dead as a glacier hits a dam in india a huge flood cascading through broken through the broken dam carrying mud and debris into the areas below a search is on for survivors. and up next we have a documentary on true along the darker side of paradise you're watching news live from berlin we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news on our web site thanks for watching. life on earth what is the kind. and. let's get a coincidence. we're comparable happened. a bit like winning the lottery. or unique starts feb 11th on t.w. .

there's been a muted start to this is strips back venice carnival a 1000 people gathered in st mark's square in full costume and wearing traditional handmade mosques shorn of the usual parades and music there was only the sound of the famous basilicas bells to fill the usually packed square or usual events have been canceled of course because of the pandemic it was one of the worst hit countries and has recorded europe's 2nd highest number of deaths. a reminder of the headlines this hour now at least 7 people are dead and around 170 people are missing after a glass broke in india it sent a torrent of water down a himalayan valley sweeping away homes and slamming into 2 hydroelectric plants the mountainous area and atara constipate northeast of new delhi is prone to flash floods and landslides disaster recovery teams are now in the area to help with the rescue effort with fears of people trapped inside a tunnel elizabeth branom is in russia cash in the himalayan foothills. rescue workers who they are going to be working throughout the night at the moment they say that there are 30 peop

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there's been a muted start to this year's strips back venice carnival a 1000 people gathered in st mark's square in full costume and wearing traditional handmade mosques shorn of the usual parades and music there was only the sound of the famous basilicas bells to fill the usually packed square or the usual events have been canceled of course because of a pandemic it was one of the worst hit countries and has recorded europe's 2nd highest number of deaths. a reminder of the headlines this hour now at least 7 people are dead and around 170 people are missing after a glass broke in india it sent a torrent of water down a himalayan valley sweeping away homes.

when it's carnival time, you would normally expect to see sites like this — st marks square full of gothic city, like so many cities around the world, it has been a tough, tough year. "it's like the plague," that this man. "maybe it's even worse. but the war is worse. i lived through the war, and it was worse." the irony is for italy as a whole, things are slowly beginning to improve. restrictions are being eased as the vaccine rollout continues. restaurants and cafes will be able to open their doors, and not a moment too soon for some. "we will have lunch outside," said these women. "we will go out for lunch." lockdowns have been eased in the past, of course, and then tightened once more. perhaps in 2022, the carnival will return and life will finally be back to normal. tim allman, bbc news. a reminder of our top story this hour. the military in myanmar as it confirmed it carried out a coup and declared a state of emergency for at least a year. the country's to facto leader, aung san suu kyi, has been detained. 20 more on the website —— to facto leader. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @l

when it's carnival time, you would normally expect to see sites like this — st marks square full of gothic like so many cities around the world, it has been a tough, tough year. "it's like the plague," that this man. "maybe it's even worse. but the war is worse. i lived through the war, and it was worse." the irony is for italy as a whole, things are slowly beginning to improve. restrictions are being eased as the vaccine roll—out continues. restaurants and cafes will be able to open their doors, and not a moment too soon for some. "we will have lunch outside," said these women. "we will go out for lunch." lockdowns have been eased in the past, of course, and then tightened once more. perhaps in 2022, the carnival will return and life will finally be back to normal. tim allman, bbc news. all the top business stories coming up next. i will see you in a moment. hello. it may be a new month but the weather pattern, for now, is staying the same. so in the week ahead, there will be low pressure systems coming our way, there will be more rain to flood—affected areas, some snow as the wet weather

2nd year of events are drastically scaled back because of the pandemic no throngs of tourists on st mark's square this here but some locals are donating costumes and mask of some of the traditional variety after businesses launched a campaign encouraging the nations to rediscover their city without the crowds but for the fans on able to visit right now some vents are being streamed online for their viewing pleasure wherever they are needy or the community that. own it that a good book good or 5 who's it look at a spot where they put the bin it's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you here on t w news police in myanmar have sworn to empty coup demonstrators to leave or be dispersed by force police fired water cannon against peaceful protesters as opposition to a military coup in the on mark grows increasingly volt. up next it is eco india our environment showed you see with us if you can for that i'm sara kelly in berlin as it was more on the web site t w dot com you can follow us on social media at t w as thanks for watching take care. indeed i. am an established resourc

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the news has been a muted start to this is stripped back venice carnival dozen people gathered in st mark's square in full costume and wearing traditional hand-made masks short of the usual parades and music there was only the sound of the famous silicon bells to fill the usually packed square all the usual events have been cancelled of course because of the pandemic it seems one of the worst to countries at the beginning of the pandemic and has recorded europe 2nd highest number of deaths. watching london coming out. braving the arctic cull to fight for their rights 6 months after the disputed election but at least in a cup what the opposition is running now. and it's a great tradition that survived centuries the collapse of the country around it we meet libya's aleph prowess. before the world have a heavyweight boxing champion and on spanx has died leah will be here with that now and look back at his long coming. saturday was an orange day for many places in central southern europe orange because it's full of sour and dust which fell on the slopes these are 1st few white ski slopes in the

have been drastically scaled back for a 2nd year because of the pandemic no throngs of tours at st mark's square this year but some locals are dogging traditional costumes and mass after business has launched a campaign to encourage venetians to rediscover their city without the crowds imagine that but for all the fans who could not visit this year some of events are being streamed online and. you're watching news live from berlin stream piercings up next week of your business stick around to be right back. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. and there are many answers. and there are many stories. make up your. w. made for mines. the big day for big coins as tesla reveals a huge buy so what kind of risk is the company taking with the volatile crypto currency and what could it mean for the future of big corn we'll speak with our financial correspondent. also on the show the deal making continues in the semiconductor industry where supply is tight and stakes high this time it's german british chip maker dialogue that's being targeted for takeover. and farmers in

st. mark's square, not a tourist in sight. that's a tragedy for the venetian economy.eady and action. >> reporter: matilda de angelis may be a breakout star, but today it's this location that's stealing the show. with coast guard perfection, venice has long been n a mecca r movies. fromom 195050s classssics to "i jojones inn t the last crusade." >>>> venice. >> repeporter: andnd who couldl foforget jameses bond's tricked gondola in "moonraker"? ♪ filming here normally means contending with tens of thousands of tourists. but today, cut to covid. it doesn't take steven spielberg to notice the potential. check this out. the tourists leave, the filmmakers show up. this is just one of more than 200 films, commercials, and other productions taking place since the start of the pandemic. covid aside, what to do about flooding? the lagoon city is routinely hit by severe high tides, a massive disruption to movie making. last year, a new flood prevention system began holding back the sea. and now filmmakers no longer need to panic. now their movies are saving the economy after co

st. mary's cathedral, these blue x marks serve as a reminder of where many had to bring their own chairsnd stand six feet apart in the cold. father finnegan making the supreme court's decision part of his message tonight. >> we are grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: and safety is paramount as every member got their temperature checked and offered hand sanitizer as they socially distanced in the pews. >> communion in the hand rather than receive it on the tongue. >> reporter: for counties in the purple tier like san francisco, indoor gatherings having to follow a 25% capacity. but not all religious leaders are on the same page. >> we do not naturally encourage our seniors to come. they're vulnerable. >> reporter: reverend brown says they're being cautious and are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. we know the latinos and blacks have been disproportionately impacted by this virus. what is the feedback you are getting from your congregation now? >> for one thing, there's not>> california islamic council, their gatherings will continue o

st. mary's cathedral. these blue x marks serve as a reminder of months of outdoor gatherings. many had to bring their chairs and stand 6-feet apart in the cold. father finnegan made it a sufficient part of his message. >> we are grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: and safety is paramount. every member got their temperature checked and offered hand sanitizer as they socially distanced in the pews. >> communion in the hand, rather than receive it on the tongue. >> reporter: for counties in the purple tier, like san francisco, indoor gatherings have to follow a 25% capacity. but not all religious leaders are on the same page. >> we do not nationally incur our seniors to come. >> reporter: reverend brown says they are being cautious around are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. we know latinos and blacks have been disproportionately impacted by this virus. what's the feedback you are getting from your congregation now? >> for one thing, there has not been enough testing. >> reporter: for northern california islamic council, the

bring back the magnetic charger, and to the joy of youtubers and photographers, mark the return of the st-- sd card slot. the macbook air will be going much thinner. that laptop will also bring back the max 8 charger. the imacs will see their first full redesign in nearly a decade towards the end of the year, getting a design similar to the $5000 pro display xdr. there is also a new mac pro in the works, leveraging apple's more power efficient chips. you can also expect an updated intel mac pro for users who need true intel compatibility. of course ever wants to know about the new iphones. expect the lineup in the fall that will look similar to the iphone 12, but the possibility of an -- one should expect new apple watches to launch around that time, too. further in the pipeline, likely in 2022, is vr and ar headsets that is pricey and will focus on gaming and communications. much further out will be a pair of ar glasses that can overlay information like text, maps, n -- maps and notifications to the wearer's field of view. and apple has a team working on car interiors, exteriors, batteri

for our mark hopkins camera. at the st.eter and paul church. >>> a new mural honoring the hundreds of women who helped lead the black panther party is now in the works. we got a first look this sunday going up on the side of the west oakland home on ninth street. she says she has lived there for 20 years and wants to memorialize the legacy that is often overlooked. >> i want emile to bring joy. and to bring connection. and to remind us that we have freedom fighters fighting for us all the time. >> the home is near where a bus the black panther cofounders will be installed this year. >> black-owned breweries are teaming up to celebrate black history month. they are creating limited edition for pacs. they will pay tribute to the lesser-known activists. it is all part of a collaboration with sacramento's brewing company. >> it gives them a chance to see those people who were more behind-the-scenes. they were still very integral in the civil rights movement. >> the special edition candle be available through the end of the mont

host: mark in st. george, south carolina. we have a problem -- good morning. how old are your kids?ler: my daughter is 12, and from the beginning, the liberals and democrats have just used it to their advantage, to get what they wanted, and i think it has been unnecessary. and the teachers that do not want to go back to the classroom , they are getting a paycheck. if they are not going to go back and do their job they should get on unemployment like everyone else. that is what i think about the situation. they are americans and how their right not to go back if they do not want to but they have a right to get a vaccine. and if they do not want to get the vaccine or go back to school, fire them and find a new person, plain and simple. host: this is sharon from minnesota, a retired teacher of 32 years saying "thank god from the union and let us get real, our schools would have never had to be closed. our society chose liquor over the kids." ivy out of georgia, the line for others. morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to say that we can all acknowledge that this pandemic has been eg

visit listenlively.com >> tucker: last summer, mark and patricia mccloskey were having dinner in their home in st a group of rioters threatened to kill them on their property. mccloskeys did what every american has the right to do. they defended their property and their lives. >> let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! [drum beats] let's go! >> tucker: it's their house. they didn't do anything wrong. they're just having dinner at their house and these lunatics show up and threaten to kill them. they tell them to back off. they used firearms to do it. "the washington post" tried to ruin their life. nobody defended them. nra which exists to defend the legal right of gun owners to defend their lives and property totally ignored them and still has to this day and, of course, the legal system in st. louis totally political has tried to destroy them. mccloskeys are facing charges for unlawful use of a weapon and tampering with evidence. they face up to four years in prison each. so as crime rises around the country, we thought it'd be a good night to check in with mark mccloskey to see how that case is

st. mary's college has set a date to reopen. its fall semester will mark a return to mostly in-person teaching. students will not only be in the classrooms, it will safely and responsibly also open its residence halls, dining rooms, swimming pools and sport courts. actually, for the past six months there have been some students living and learning on campus. safety protocols are so strong there have been no new covid cases since last fall. >>> we've lost a world renowned poet and activist and san francisco legend. lawrence ferlinghetti died at his home in the city. he was 101. he'll be remembered for his love of life and the indelible mark he left on american literature. here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> one of lawrence ferlinghetti's closest friends and colleagues said he lived and enjoyed every day of his 101 years to its fullest, and that may be one lesson he would have wanted to pass onto the world in his final days. >> if you want to paint, paint, if you want to write poems, write poems. just look up and see the blue sky and be here because it's, y

st. louis murdered by matters and antifa rioters. their family wasn't given appear indication nor, mark, i don't think anybody in minneapolis, any of thoseiness owners that had their livelihoods burned to the ground they weren't given invitation oh, mark, also nor were the families and children and staff at the ronald mcdonald cancer center in chicago when violent leftist rioters attacked that facility and they were all terrified inside, oh, mark, one more, i don't think also that the family of the children in virginia in richmond, virginia, when apparently according to reports, violent leftist set a building on fire which actually was their home and then they tried to block first responders from getting there and rescuing the children inside. to my memory, i don't think any of those victims have been invited to go and share their lived experience on the floor with the squad. >> mark: no, and thank you for mentioning all those, dana. they are unknown and unnamed to this appalling insulated ruling class that now seriously thinks essentially that they are the victims of the masses. dana, it's always great to see you. thank you for remember

st. clair's catholic church in santa clara created a comfortable outdoor venue, and many of its parishioners are preferring to stick with that for now. back in oakland, every fourth chair is marked with a ribbon, and bishop jackson, who battled covid himself says they will be working on a plan to bring people back into the church in as safe a way as possible. >> we may be christians but we are not crazy. >> in oakland, john ramose, kpix five. >>> another push to reopen schools in san francisco, more allegations have been added to the lawsuit against the school board, accusing it of violating student rights under the state constitution. and violating state law that requires districts to offer in person instruction. today we heard from mayor london breed, who is backing that suit filed by the city attorney. >> i'm worried that the tentative agreement proposed by the union will not get us to a place in the city where we will even open schools this year. we have the ability to do this, and do this now. these kids are counting on us. >> how kids are faring, how many of them are not faring well, with distance learning, so, that's our piece of the puzzle. >> the president of the union

st mary's and gonzaga have always.e gaels were up to the challenge taking on the number sports dirr mark next. then on the 11 o'clock news, a child's prank escalates in the north bay, the death threats and 11 year old says he faced after he doorbell did a buddy. mark. withe vine. room tonight. win is there no shame and losing a basketball game by 22 points. i'll tell you when, when you're taking on the number one team in the nation, gonzaga, and they also happen to be undefeated. so tonight it was st mary's turn. and randy bennett put it on the brave face to no avail. the zags. up 11 in the first half, overpowering and watch them off the dime from jalen suggs. that's a high percentage shot right there, and it just continues pretty much over in the first half, zags up 20 in transition, andrew never into corey kiss spurt. he led them with 20 points and 87 65 the final that pretty much gives an indication of how close it was the zags 21. oh, other. locomotion on the college cords. ella mew kneecaps usf 68 63. san diego gets over on santa clara 71 to 60 and please. pay close attention to the

st. petersburg. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am marks is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: live from toronto, i am amanda line. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. here are the top stories we are following. jassy takes the helm. what we can expect from amazons new ceo. plus, we will speak to tom doll about the demand for autos in this pandemic. and we will bring you the latest on the virus front as the biden administration arctic -- borders the opening of 100 vaccination sites nationwide. amanda: markets are modestly higher here today, perhaps gaining a little bit of traction, but it is a mixed picture, unlike recent sessions where every subgroup had been lower. it is about half-and-half, energy leading the way higher on the s&p 500, but big tech moving higher as well, although less so. communications is the standout with alphabet's result driving shares of google up 8%. weakness among rates sensitive and in toronto, energy as well. if there was a star after the bow earnings announcements, it was amazon and whatever it had to say would be overshadowed by the

mark. thank you. the oakland zoo is now back open to the public. it had been close since december because of the pandemic, but now since the st stay at home order has been lifted, the zoo is allowed to reopen at 50% capacity. the zoo went through a financial crisis over the summer, but made it through by cutting expenses. and it with help from donations from about 13,000 people as well as government support. now the popular gondola to the california trail is up and running and two officials say most of the animals have been looking forward to seeing humans again. our exhibits are so large that it gives the animals that are shy plenty of room to get back. but by the same token, most of the animals are really i think they like the activity because it kind of is a form of enrichment for them. but before you head down there, remember, reservations are required. you have to do that on the zoo's website, and that is, of course, to help out with social distancing. still ahead here on the four mother. search for justice. the new reward announced today in the killing of a man who was waiting for a bus in oakland. and this is what's coming up tonight. here a

marking the start of lent with ash wednesday today. things are going to be, stay with me now, a little bit different this year. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at stpatrick catholic church in san francisco. hi amy. >> reporter: hi reggie. leave it to covid to change a centuries old ritual. it is going to look a bit different this year. and we already have video of what it will look like. because they have already done it in rome. here is the pope today. sprinkling ashes on worshipper, rather than rubbing ashes on to their foreheads. that is so they can keep a safe distance. some catholics have complained about this change saying wearing the ashes all day is a way to show their faith. but you will not be seeing ashes on people's foreheads today. they are doing this to keep the priest from coming in close contact with the worshippers. also, they are expecting to say it only once to the entire congregation. here in the bay area each church will decide whether it wants to hold out door or indoor services. indoor is now allowed after the supreme court ruled the government could not ban indoor services. but they do have to limit capacity inside because

st andrews. in the sand and globally, everybody paying attention of condition which is good by the way for tiger woods tonight. that is the sporting life, guys, get it back to you. all right, mark a system or a comfortable feeling, i think, especially when it gets chilly out there. they have great heaters, but it's really nice in here. restaurants and gyms in san mateo county welcome back customers indoors for the first time in nearly. three months, the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now, with the number of covid cases dropping sam matteo and marin counties have allowed most businesses now to resume indoor services. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville. the two counties have moved from the purple tear into the less restrictive red here and tonight restaurants, bars and jim's welcome back customers. ktvu pemberley in south san francisco. now with how things went amber, frank here on grand avenue. there is excitement among business owners. they tell me they've waited months to be able to offer indoor

st mirren drew with livingston. ronnie o'sullivan has the chance to win a record equalling fifth welsh open title today. the rocket was at his brilliant best as he beat mark few? you've got to work really hard- _ here's tomasz with a look at this morning's weather. it is warming up in most parts of the country, there are definite signs of spring, aren't they are, tomasz? yes, there are signs. next week we are expecting temperatures across some parts of the country to maybe nudge up into the high teens. even now, it is actually above the average for this time of year. in the last 2a hours, the real nuisance, more than a nuisance, actually, it has been very unpleasant, it has been the rain across some parts of western britain. seems like this, for example, in wales. an awful picture yesterday, an awful lot of rainfall in a short space of time, over 100 millimetres and there are flood warnings in force from the environment agency, notjust warnings in force from the environment agency, not just across wales, but across parts of england and scotland as well. it is a stubborn web front that has brought all that rainfall and we get those stubborn weather fronts