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now to a woman who has placed a trail for people in germany's armed forces on a stasi of be fun was the 1st transgender commander in the german army the despair on the international transgender day of visibility her story shows how much has changed for gay entranced people pursuing a career in the military but it was a long and challenging road to acceptance. putting on makeup has become a part of her every day routine anastasio of the following is a lieutenant colonel in the german army and a transgender woman. i am transgender and i decided 40 to actually leave my male life behind that doesn't realize that i was a woman it's just that was the point of my life or decided to actually move into that direction was consequently coming out as a transgender woman came after 20 years of military service to anastasio own surprise it wasn't a stumbling block in her career shortly after her sex change surgery she became a commander in charge of 700 soldiers sergeant major deep musher to met anastasio be following after her gender reassignment for him honest as he is just another fellow soldier.

of possibility that this might cause months if not in coronavirus cases iraq itself it's not even stasis fascination program and additionally its health systems is it's very much it's very much at the elementary level so it's definitely a risk. foreign journalist owen holdaway speaking to us from in iraq thanks very much for the update it's. and as to myanmar now where protesters are out on the streets again to continue their demonstrations against last month's military coup tens of thousands are marching with the largest protests in the city of mandalay it follows police raids targeting opposition leaders where a number of people were arrested witnesses have described hearing shots during those raids it comes as the chinese government says it's willing to work with the relevant parties to ease tensions journalist a man joins me now from yang gone police have stepped up raids overnight to have we say much violence there today. yes although we haven't seen quite as much violence as we saw earlier in the week and on last sunday there has been quite a lot more violence that we saw in the la

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season, not that abbreviated season that was last year reporting live here at the coliseum theresa stasiactivists. >>teresa's baseball going to affect the mass vaccination site they have the coliseum. >>not that we are aware of cracks we understand that they're going to you know have the the different gates center out here i know you've been out here before and it's a pretty big area and parking lot. so like for example we're going 5 and that's around the corner are coming off of been burger. so certainly will be you know logistical juggling but they'll be able to accommodate both. >>alright traces us here live for us tonight at the coliseum in oakland. thank you to recent thanks teresa. >>tonight governor, newsome has signed a law aimed at returning public school students back to classrooms. our kron four's ella sogomonian explains how billions of dollars in funding may help achieve that goal. >>the governor put ink to paper signing the law this afternoon one day after it passed the state legislature by a wide margin. this now offers 2 billion dollars to school districts to provide in p

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problem number 2 is they were too careful today the french president said we didn't reach for the stasi and here's really one thing no matter how much well you would have ordered you would have always faced the bad bottleneck the only way would have been at mit half year last year you should have really throw money at the problem and if that we build up capacities maybe we burn that money and nothing will come out of it but there's one thing that everybody agrees that went right and that was shopping together for vaccines teaming up as $27.00 to get those vaccines to even smaller member states other wise the internal market the power engine the power heart of europe would have been in danger and also smaller countries would have simply lost out the e.u. and the u.k. they have been trading accusations of vaccine nationalism where do things stand tonight do you think that we're looking at more trust or more trepidation. i think if you look at the sheer numbers of 10000000 doses in the past 2 months and probably the same amount in general area in december that went to the u.k. nothing comi

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problem number 2 is they were too careful today the french president said we didn't reach for the stasi and here's really one thing no matter how much well you would have ordered you would have always faced the bad bottleneck the only way would have been at mit a half year last year you should have really throw money at the problem and if that we build up capacities maybe we burn that money and nothing will come out of it but there's $1.00 thing that everybody agrees that went right and that was shopping together for vaccines teaming up as 27 to get those vaccines to even smaller member states other wise the internal market the power engine the power heart of europe would have been in danger and also smaller countries would have simply lost out the e.u. and the u.k. they have been trading accusations of vaccine nationalism where do things stand tonight do you think that we're looking at more trust or more trepidation. i think if you look at the sheer numbers of 10000000 doses in the past 2 months and probably the same amount in general area in december that went to the u.k. nothing comi

and santa rosa theresa stasi, it back to you guys. >>thanks any break from zoom calls all right time for a look at the forecast a live look outside showing us things have calmed down a little bit you see clouds there in the distance kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been not tracking stormy weather all day yeah boy what a storm has been you see video like that trying to drive on some of that hail it's like driving on marbles out there certainly very slippery out there dangerous conditions in spots out there tonight certainly more showers continuing around the bay area and maybe the possibility of even more isolated hail all associated with this area of low pressure that spins off the coastline. >>and you see all that moisture rotating not only into the bay area but all we need to southern california they continue to see some rain as well scattered showers popping up still around the bay area we've seen some heavier amounts in parts of the bay area, some heavy downpours in the south of the cell has been pushing a little fo

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down and that pretty much put him a cut above the rest reporting live here incentives and theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa. now to the east bay where 2 cases of the uk variant have been detected in contra, costa county. this variant of covid is considered more contagious and possibly more deadly contra costa county's health officer. he's urging people to keep keeping their distance, keep wearing masks saying there are likely very likely more. then just 2 cases of the variant in contra costa county, recent studies show that the moderna pfizer and johnson and johnson vaccines which are all currently authorized in the u.s. protect people against the new strains. >> well, as we've been reporting all evening long. a hit has been one year since a stay at home order was announced across the bay area and roller coaster of closings and reopenings has certainly been tough for business owners to say the least, as kron four's. noelle bellow reports for us tonight. black business owners have felt the highs and lows, but more help is on the way. >> it's hard to believe it's been

>> a lot of people, very limited stasis and developing capacities and finding more spaces.e pulled. >> reporter: the space capacity at us shelters looking for new areas to open up, with unaccompanied minors. the challenge of where to put people. jillian: thank you. chicago city officials increasing protections for illegal immigrants with a recent ordinance prohibiting local police from cooperating with federal immigration agents. chicago alderman anthony napolitano and raymond lopez voted against the ordinance. they join me live. thanks for being here, appreciate it. let's pull up the chicago welcoming sydney ordinance and you can see what is in this on your screen. what don't you like about this? why did you vote against it? >> number one reason i voted against it is a number of my colleagues - protection and cover for undocumented gang members in chicago and for me we know what kind of strange chicago economy because a liberal policies out there and to take away one more tool in the toolbox to read our communities of these committee gaining members does not make sense to

lisa: kind of a stasis as people try to figure out where we are in the cycle and where the european union comes in with vaccines and monetary response. tom you explained this, this is more important than the jobs report. retail sales for the month of february. we are expecting things to decline, on the heels of whether that was disruptive and it comes after an upward surprise in january of more than 5%. the key question is when do we start to see shamil -- stimulus checks bear into the economy? this payers supply chain issues we have seen throughout the world with this goal to bring manufacturing back to the united states, the senate finance committee having a hearing on the effect of the tax code i manufacturing. we could add in political posturing when it comes to how to pay for additional stimulus plans for later in the year. bond options, 20 year treasury -- tom: another one? it never ends. lisa: it will be key to watch the foreign involvement, the other independent parties. we had tech data that showed that china increased their holdings of treasury to the highest since 2019. foreign

it really shows the stasis through all of 2021 so far.eveling there waiting for which way to cut. jonathan: that reopening trade. i think people are focusing on the dollar side in that short condit buip. the conviction around the u.s. dollar. we chipped away that consensus view a little bit. jonathan: the relative cheap -- tom: the relative gdp. this huge gdp in america on a relative basis to china seems to be narrowed. lisa: any idea hear the u.s. is driving a lot of growth in china. if you look at the supply demand dynamics, a u.s. exporting terminus amount from china. i do wonder how this $100 a barrel for oil really affects the short-term inflation play. we have to keep that in mind as we talk about the near-term inflations. tom: looking for $100 barrel and oil. -- $100 barrel oil. strong dollar weaker yen. jonathan: coming up, a johns hopkins associate professor on emergency medicine. futures up 21. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ >> with the first word news. president biden wants to speed up the timetable for most americans to be

problem number 2 is they were too careful today the french president said we didn't reach for the stasi and here's really one thing no matter how much well you would have ordered you would have always faced the bad bottleneck the only way would have been at mit half year last year you should have really throw money at the problem and if that we build up capacities maybe we burn that money and nothing will come out of it but there's $1.00 thing that everybody agrees that went right and that was shopping together for vaccines teaming up as 27 to get those vaccines to even smaller member states other wise the internal market the power engine the power horse of europe would have been in danger and also smaller countries would have simply lost out the e.u. and the u.k. they have been trading accusations of vaccine nationalism where do things stand tonight do you think that we're looking at more trust or more trepidation. i think if you look at the sheer numbers of 10000000 doses in the past 2 months and probably the same amount in general area in december that went to the u.k. nothing coming

problem number 2 is they were too careful today the french president said we didn't reach for the stasi and here's really one thing no matter how much well you would have ordered you would have always faced the bad bottleneck the only way would have been at mit half year last year you should have really throw money at the problem and if that we build up capacities maybe we burn that money and nothing will come out of it but there's $1.00 thing that everybody agrees that went right and that was shopping together for vaccines teaming up as 27 to get those vaccines to even smaller member states other wise the internal market the power engine the power horse of europe would have been in danger and also smaller countries would have simply lost out to the e.u. and the u.k. they have been trading accusations of vaccine nationalism where do things stand tonight do you think that we're looking at more trust or more trepidation. i think if you look at the sheer numbers of 10000000 doses in the past 2 months and probably the same amount in general area in december that went to the u.k. nothing com

many mass crimes in history you know when you talk about the stasi in eastern europe a lot of it became documented after the fire the gulag it was you know years later that the whole the the size of what was happening became clear the death squads in chile in argentina it took years to happen it's true today that actually we know what's happening in a way in real time we know where these attention facilities are in many many cases we know the names of those responsible of these detention facilities in many cases we actually know exactly where the detainees are we have testimonies indicating what happened to them. we have you know geolocation we can i don't we know how many floors how many basements how many cells and yet and yet nothing is that. the un's commission of inquiry on syria has been working for over 4 years to no consequence. a member of the opposition and what had been nice spend 5 years in prison before the revolution for calling for reforms in his homeland the renowned campaigner for human rights leader fled damascus for fear of being arrested by the secret police. and esc

it is a stasis and a path to normality. we have all the fed speak coming up as they reset. what is important here from a fed angle is they do this after australia was very aggressive in saying enough. jonathan: pushing back last week and pushing back again. do you know the move last week on a treasury yield? seven basis points after a massive rally on friday. it was volatile. tom: i was off on sabbatical. it was an arduous friday for me. it continues today. the equity markets, 12 months trailing, coming off the depths of the pandemic. standard & poor's up 29%, nasdaq 100, jon, i wish i was not triple leveraged, all caps, up 54%. jonathan: the snapback has been unreal. lisa: the question in my mind is morgan stanley last night, where they said in general real rates where they rise can be positive for both equities and credit. however, if that rate rises associated with lower inflation expectations or a premature tightening of the federal reserve, or expectations of that, it could be negative. that is the tension underlying the market. jonathan: good morning. the s&p 500, fut

i imagine marshall spent quite a bit of time in the stasis think about constitutional law on the state of the republic and its early years. could you tells a little bit about >> thanks for hosting this event this evening. looking here about the book, he called at the final founder. we think marshall is really underappreciated we did hold the country together the john marshall center learn the constitution to classrooms continuing legal education to zoom right into classrooms. we are founded i'm guessing in the late '80s to support preservation virginia john marshall house. which is truly a treasure here in richmond. we've expanded to an outreach education plan civics. there's justice in the classroom program i have good teachers lesson plans they will for example look at the role of the chief justice in impeachment? are today's the 220th anniversary of swearing and thomas jefferson. marshall did the first seven presence personally, what can teachers bring into the classroom about inauguration, peaceful transfer of power? our name says it all the john marshall spencer for constitutional

more about his thoughts and his plans coming up tomorrow reporting live here in sense and theresa stasi. back to you. >> thank you, theresa. we are learning new details tonight about what led to a hayward police officers shooting and killing a man. it happened in a motel. 6 parking lot. the police chief says that man was in a car. they suspected the car was connected to a robbery involving an elderly woman leaving a bank. the car was first spotted monday. but the driver sped away when police tried to stop him. police tracked the car to that motel 6 parking lot today and again, they tried to stop the driver and they say that 20 hit several police cars, an officer shot and killed him. at that point. the chief says there have been at least a dozen robberies involving elderly women at banks since december and he explain how they're being targeted. >> what's happening is there's matching and most governors masking the passions windows reaching in and taken the purse off the path. you see. >> the chief suggests that people do their banking online whenever that's possible. >> another big story

reporting live here in contra, costa county martinez theresa stasi, back to you. >> thanks, coming up, wine country is calling one wineries offering a chance job of anlifetime. how you can sign up. last week's a lot of county expanded vaccine eligibility to people 50 and over. >> but as of tonight, first dose appointments stopped. so what happens next. >> and we're continuing to follow breaking news of the deadly attack in colorado. this is video of a procession for officer eric kelly was one of 10 people killed in the shooting. stay with us for details on michael. rgan, and te to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and

we think will make difference in terms of immunity and transmission getting into a good, positive stasis up and individual people get hopeful as we're starting to get towards tend of this, how much can we shoot ourselves in the foot now? >> a lot, unfortunately. one thing to think about is it's always been a case from the fatality perspective that massively disproportionate amounts have come from seniors and long term care facilities. you've done better reporting on this than anyone. your viewers know this. it's also the case those are the places where we're having the highest vaccination rates. even if we got an out break, i have some hope that the vaccine should already be doing some of its protective job in keeping people protected and alive in way we wouldn't see the kind of death spikes. that said, i'm not paub lick health expert. i don't run the cdc. the one thing i keep thinking about is the outside/inside distinction still has not sunk into people. when you think about spring and spring break, don't -- if you're a college student and you're listening and going to go on spring bre

morning live here theresa stasi back to you. >>thank you theresa, california's vaccination efforts will now be focused on millions of residents and the most vulnerable parts of the state. that's where 40% of the doses will not be sent. those areas are defined at the bottom of the healthy places index. they are communities considered at low income or hardest hit by the pandemic. >>households earning over a $120,000 have twice the access to vaccines. then communities that have been disproportionally impacted that is what we have to reconcile we have to own up. >>to that. >>the state says more than one and a half million doses have been distributed in targeted areas and once 2 million doses are distributed the state will make it easier for counties to reach the red tier and of course resume or activities. we've got more details which are coming up and more details expected in the next few days. >>in contra costa county, the public health department there is addressing equity by adding pop-up vaccination and testing sites in the har

theresa stasi has been out talking with folks about how long a year it has been. but why now? the future really is looking brighter. she joins us live in marin county with an update on where things stands to reason. >> a grant and vicki, you all of this talk about the moving of tears of less restrictive tiers really kind of boils down to employment right. so if you have more space and you're allowed to have more people come in. you can go into the movie theater. right. and then that means that more people can be employed or for talking about restaurants. that means that more people can go into restaurants and therefore the restaurant owners have to have their staff full staff. back in and of course, with all of those diners, that means tips that are also important to workers. >> at lotus cuisine of india on fore street in samara fell perfectly appointed tables away diners in the newly renovated space owner. paul says that the new tier certainly can financially help workers helps all now the u.s. a better because now says we will be serving and there are no more keeping him the

our theresa stasi has spent the day talking with employees and employers about the brighter future. they see ahead of them. and actually, we're we're not able to get to teresa story at this moment. but we'll try to get that cued up. then in the meantime, we can move on to other news. and that is in the east bay in contra, costa county. they're still in the red public health officials, though, say that they're anxious and eager to take the next step as soon as possible into orange state guidelines. though mandate that you need to remain in a certain tier for a minimum of 3 weeks before a county can move to the less restrictive tier. contra costa county been in. current red tier for a few weeks. they're eligible to move to the orange tier in early april. that would be april 7th. so there optimism that that will be able to happen early next month. but waiting as they say is is not easy. one of the things that is giving them optimism is that there is a new mass vaccination site. >> that is set to open at 6 flags. hurricane harbor. that is in concord and that is set to open on march 30th

led various people, rather sedate people in editorial offices and in congress, to compare it to the stasied secret police of east germany. amy: three of the burglars appeared on democracy now!no bak in in one of their first joint 2014 interviews. keith forsyth helped it would speed up the end of the vietnam war. >> escalating and de-escalating. i think what pushed me over the edge was shortly after the invasion of cambodia, there were four students killed at kent state and two more killed at jackson state. i'm sorry, i'd think i'd have this down after all these years. and that really pushed me over the edge, that it was time to do more than just protest and just march with a sign. amy: john raines was another one of the burglars. at the time of the break-in, he was a professor of religion at temple university. >> the problem was, j edgar hoover was untouchable. he was a national icon. head presidents who were afraid of him. the people that we elected to oversee j edgar hoover's fbi were enamored of him or terrified of him. nobody was holding him accountable. that meant somebody had to get

aggressive assault on a member of the asian community we've seen far too many of these cut forced theresa stasi now has more on the crime and the call to action. >>something must be done carl chan president of the oakland chinese chamber of commerce. sadly speaking about another attack on an asian american morning icing around maybe 7 o'clock in and the location maybe jane and perkins. and this citation and is he that he was locked. >>and also pushed on the and have severely. >>violence against asian americans on the rise in the bay area in san francisco, an 84 year-old asian man died after being pushed to the ground in the anza vista neighborhood. one woman was charged with a hate crime for spitting on a man in mountain view and telling him to quote go back to where he came from end quote video captured a person shoving a 91 year-old to the ground in oakland's chinatown in fact cases and oakland's chinatown so horrific ambassadors and more officers now spread out on the streets in hopes of curtailing the escalating assaults in that community you that this is random crime. >>well let me say sto

my name is arthur stasi or i'm a writer and a columnist. in this the 2nd of 2 films i'm traveling through india the country i grew up in. i want to see for myself the changes taking place amid a rising tide of him do it for the hindu 1st politics these ideas which place hindus above people of other faiths stem from the very top leadership in this land of 1300000000 people. i started my journey in the holy city of our and i see in northern india. this is a deeply religious country in the middle of a battle for her soul and it is no surprise that it was this place that the hindu nationalist leader in the ranger mode he chose this election battleground repub is saying it's powerful symbolism in a new time. behind this image of a religiously diverse nation india faces a new mini crisis. and minorities including 200000000 muslims fear an underlying current of violence mob brutality and death at the hands of hindu hard line and the hardliners claiming justice is against him dues for muslim rule in sentry's past justifies their drive to return ind

theresa stasi. you talked to her today. >> this east bay mom has traveled hundreds of miles.he has stood for hours at stores like stores like a cvs all in this quest to this mission to try and get vaccinated and why it is so important, she says, to do so. >> i did drive to san diego. because i was told there excess amounts. and allow me to make an appointment. i was turned away by the time i got to the very front of the nikki is a newborn and pregnancy photographer. >> she shared with me some of her precious pictures taken prepandemic. >> i was shut down so i am i work for quite a while. you know, i'm just trying to. do what i can keep these babies safe as possible. because it is a hands-on job. it's definitely not something i can do from a distance. it's not something that anybody can it's very hands and these are what what we called a tease. so it's you know, it's scary. and lake. i just have to do whatever i can to keep these babies safe as possible. >> prompted by that crushing reality lori started searching 4 shot. i just and stocking the might turn dot go like how every

so there are no stasi attainder that's remind you about top stories here this hour there are reports that 20 people have now been killed and wednesday's and the protests in myanmar security forces fired live ammunition in an attempt to break up demonstrations that took place in several cities. prisons chancellery she soon to is currently setting out his latest budget as the economy continues to reel from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic unemployment has now topped 5 percent and last year saw the biggest drop in economic output and 300 years. in iraq a military facility that's also used by u.s. forces has come under attack multiple rockets have landed on the another side to air base just days after the u.s. struck this that she's used by iran backed groups in syria. on german media reporting the opposition alternative for germany party o f t is being put on the state's available it's suspected of a link to what officials are calling far right extremism germany's intelligence agency has already put the party's youth wing under surveillance back in 2019 the government is refusing