real madrid y el liverpool, disputan los cuartos de final, podrÁn jugarlo en el estadio " alfredo di stefanoizar su temporada para regresar al real madrid. el futbolista tiene un nexo aÚn con el real madrid y quiere cumplirlo. ansu fati ganÓ el premio del mejor jugador joven. en el segundo lugar se ubica cavaninga. este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. paola: el irs anuncia que el reembolso se darÁ en las prÓximas semanas, sepa cÓmo evitar caer en una estafa. tendremos actualizado esta noche, a las 11. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn carolina: hasta maÑana, gracias. ♪ jorge: estas son las principales noticias. graban en texas a 150 indocumentados que iban en camiÓn de carga. sobreviviente hispano narra el tiroteo que fueron asesinadas diez personas. el sospechoso tiene 21 aÑos, estÁ detenido. se salvaron la mayor parte de los huespedes de este hogar de ancianos que se incendiÓ en nueva york. si no recibiÓ su cheque de estÍmulo le

number 7 you can see him at the bottom of your screen here recovering from a shaky start to beat stefano. in straight sets 64766 the past was the top save and had stormed out to a 41 lead in the 1st set before i turned it all around the german says the fans being in the stands by that the most fun he had had in. it watching data news here's a reminder of our top story this hour reports several german states of pushing to extend strict coronavirus restrictions beyond the chancellor angela merkel makes regional leaders on monday to discuss rising infection rates in the country. ok coming up next here how big financial institutions are trying to monetize that so you know investigative documentary lords of what i meant to be held in berlin more headlines for you in 45 minutes to. go. to story. relief. you may.

number 7 there we go he's at the bottom of your screen while he recovered from a shaky start to beat stefano says if os in straight sets it's impossible was the top seed and has stormed into a $41.00 lead in the 1st set before us of a have turned it around the german said that the presence of fans at the tournaments has made it the most fun he had had in months. you're up to date now on d w news on marion and stealing from me and the entire team here in berlin and thanks for the company. more than half the world will be leaving with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our war i think that europe is over it's a financial problem like any other financial. the world is changing the most important commodity stupid is called be free for. her mississippi or commodity starts march 22nd on d w.

i caught up with stefano for the battle of the oranges carnival in italy which was due to take place, you can't imagine, something holy, something sacred for us. during this carnival, it is very traditional to wear the red hat. you can see all of the people going around with the red hat. so it is something that they feel inside indeed and it's something that you can't cancel. you can cancel the carnival but you can't cancel the soul and the feel of the carnival. a full year ago, i went to northern italy back when it was on the verge of europe's first coronavirus lockdown, just as the 2020 battle got under way. this is ivrea, a peaceful riverside town at the foot of the alps in the piedmont region of italy. for most of the year, residents here live a relatively calm life but once a year before shrove tuesday, nets are hung and windows are boarded up as the town gears up for two days of orange throwing carnage. now it is not clear when or why oranges became the weapon of choice, especially when you consider the lack of citrus trees in this region, but that doesn't seem to bother the lo

left even survivors traumatized and it wiped out nearly an entire generation of seniors among them stefano fusco grandfather. there's a saying that fits this tragedy very well every time an old man dies it's like a library was burned down we saw a lot of libraries burned here it's a huge wound that will never heal. he said to look down and back i'm ok much too late to save those like his grandfather. he founded an organization to seek justice and take legal action against the public officials he said let it happen 5000 people joined up. but for now fusco says he wants to transform anger into something constructive and one year after the coronavirus catastrophe to make sure that something like that never happens again. and i'm joined now on the line by and because starting the head of the critical care department i.c.u. extreme on our hospital and it's a criminal of course also being a beautiful old town and along the region that was hit by the pandemic last spring and dr stuart you were right in the thick of it how did you experience that terrible 1st wife last spring. the year i perfectly

left even survivors traumatized and it wiped out nearly an entire generation of seniors among them stefano grandfather. there's a saying that fits this tragedy very well every time an old man dies it's like a library was burned down we saw a lot of libraries burned here it's a huge wound that will never heal. he said to look down and back i'm ok much too late to save those like his grandfather. he founded an organization to seek justice and take legal action against the public officials he said let it happen 5000 people joined up. but for now fusco says he wants to transform anger into something constructive and one year after the coronavirus catastrophe to make sure that something like that never happens again. and i'm joined now on the line by and because dorothy head of the critical care department in the i.c.u. at cremona hospital in italy criminal court also being a beautiful old town and along with the region that was hit by the pandemic last spring and dr stuart you were right in the thick of it how did you experience that terrible 1st wife last spring. i perfectly can recall exactl

left even survivors traumatized and it wiped out nearly an entire generation of seniors among them stefano grandfather. there's a saying that fits this tragedy very well every time an old man dies it's like a library was burned down we saw a lot of libraries burned here it's a huge wound that will never heal. he said to look down and back i'm ok much too late to save those like his grandfather. he founded an organization to seek justice and take legal action against the public officials he said let it happen 5000 people joined up. but for now fusco says he wants to transform anger into something constructive and one year after the coronavirus catastrophe to make sure that something like that never happens again. and i'm joined now on the line by and because starting the head of the critical care department i.c.u. it's crame on our hospital and it's a criminal of course also being a beautiful old town and along the region that was hit by the pandemic last spring and dr stuart you were right in the thick of it how did you experience that terrible 1st wife last spring. the year i perfectly ca

left even survivors traumatized and it wiped out nearly an entire generation of seniors among them stefano grandfather. there's a saying that fits this tragedy very well every time an old man dies it's like a library was burned down we saw a lot of libraries burned here it's a huge wound that will never heal. he said to look down and back i'm ok much too late to save those like his grandfather. he founded an organization to seek justice and take legal action against the public officials he said let it happen 5000 people joined up. but for now fusco says he wants to transform anger into something constructive and one year after the coronavirus catastrophe to make sure that something like that never happens again. and i'm joined now on the line by and because starting the head of the critical care department and i see you as kramer on our hospital in italy criminal of course also being a beautiful town and along the region that was hit by the pandemic last spring and dr stuart you were right in the thick of it how did you experience that terrible 1st wife last spring. the year i perfectly ca

well, no, stefano draymond adds up to no win for the warriors. at least that was the case last night in a brutal one 41 to one 19 loss to the struggling one game at a time, right. the dubs are back at home tonight to host atlanta. >> draymond is set to return and also in the starting lineup is kelly gray junior the warriors surprised some people by not dealing him before yesterday's trade deadline today, team president bob myers addressed their plans for the first goal is to win the game tonight and then try to. >> due to all the rest of the season and then evaluate everything after that. but kelly has done a great job. >> he's been kind of rumor since he showed up a little bit as we're going to keep him or not keep them. and he's done a good job of just playing basketball and those ane conversations will have like i for the rules promise. anything. but we like kelly and we love to be able to see him in our future plans. but that's 4, 5, 6, months away and and we'll see what happens with us. and obviously it takes to so that that decision we made

when nato senior civilian representative in afghanistan stefano political rival responded to the attack by tweeting another tragic killing of 3 professionals of afghan media in jalalabad today afghan women working in the media sector are especially targeted their voices are more important than ever to ensure lasting peace in afghanistan. and united states the f.b.i. director has been testifying in front of a senate committee and the storming of capitol hill on january the 6th one fishes following events for us in washington d.c. alan this is the 1st time christopher ray has spoken publicly about the incident what did he have to say. that's right he's just wrapped up his evidence the senators on the judiciary committee they want to question him particularly about the intelligence that the f.b.i. received whether or not they could have done more he also managed to puncture a couple of well 2 worn conspiracy theories that have been batted around since the election 1st of all he said the agreed with former attorney general bill barr that there was no evidence of widespread fraud in the pres

left even survivors traumatized and it wiped out nearly an entire generation of seniors among them stefano fusco grandfather. there's a saying that fits this tragedy very well every time an old man dies it's like a library was burned down we saw a lot of libraries burned here it's a huge wound that will never heal. he said to look down and bury them ok much too late to save those like his grandfather. he founded an organization to seek justice and take legal action against the public officials he said let it happen 5000 people joined up. but for now fusco says he wants to transform anger into something constructive and one year after the coronavirus catastrophe to make sure that something like that never happens again. and i'm joined now on the line by and because starting the head of the critical care department and i see you at strain on our hospital and it's a criminal of course also being a beautiful town and along the region that was hit by the pandemic last spring and dr stuart you were right in the thick of it how did you experience that terrible 1st wife last spring. the year i per

today we will talk to congressman stefano about that and governor cuomo is in a lot of trouble and floridawith an announcement how she plans to hold the biden administration accountable for the border crisis which is transforming to a catastrophe at the border and doctor mark siegel, what date of the cdc as following as it issued new guidance about what we can all do now that we are getting fully vaccinated plus nancy grace will join us, don't miss a minute, gradually get dressed. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. so you want to make the best burger ever? you too can become a careg then make it!adults. that means cooking day and night until you get... (ding)... you got paid! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, banking and live bookkeeping. jillian: 12 states suing president biden over his climate change executive order, the lawsuit claims he is overreaching in the order can have serious economic consequences. ohio attorney general and indian's attorney general joins

mark's square at the caffe florian, says its artistic director stefano stipitich. birthday. its 300th, making it the oldest cafe in italy. but just like venice, it isn't celebrating. this says everything, doesn't it? [ speaking foreign language ] this is the situation we're in, he says. all of venice is on top of the tables. it's a disaster. since the pandemic, venice has gone from one extreme to the other. tens of thousands of daily tourists, many in cruise ships, used to barrage the city and distress the locals. ♪ once even slamming into a pier. today, all gone, taking 90% of the city's revenue with them. but in 1,600 years of venetians sailing the seas, covid is hardly their first bout with disease. venice even gave us the term "quaran "quarantine" for the 40-day period that sailors had to spend on this island in self-isolation to keep nepthem from spreading plague. the black death, as it was known, gave birth in the 17th century to this haunting doctor's mask. the long nose ensuring social distancing, says costume designer stefano nicolao. this is like ppe. thi

road or in the face shorter was actually called for a foul on that he clearly didn't like it he lets stefano players from both sides a little bit you know, nobody's really on the punch an mba it was a bad call it what yeah then ended the half lebron will walk off 73 to 44 lakers rolling at the half from now the lakers they're pretty much in cruise control in the 2nd half the kyle kuzma no box him out just gets the easy put back don't just awful awful performance by golden state and they want to lose this game, your final score one 1791 the season. their 3 game winning streak. i'm sorry is over down the season bests after the game steve kerr was obviously not a happy camper. >>coming in here having won 3 in a row. feeling pretty good about you know everybody in good so that this very very surprising. for me, better in the league long enough to know to who's going to be a handful of games every year or sort of inexplicable on. this is one that you don't spend too much time on he pushed it you. it moved him move on. >>you can control your energy and your effort and in your competitiveness. and

for cnn, this is stefano pozabon. >>> buckingham palace is grappling with explosive fallout with thenterview. and we will have a live report from win sore, that's next. >>> and comments from a british broadcaster prompted an angry reaction and his resignation. together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of germs. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. well, there are many questions about what's next for the british royal family, now that buckingham palace has broken its silence about harry and meghan's explosive television interview with oprah winfrey. the palace's statement on above of queen elizabeth said the whole family is saddened to learn the extent how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan. the issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning. while some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously. anna stewart joins us, anna, a much anticipated statement, but loaded statement by the queen but will it be enough for this crisis? >> reporter: yeah, it did take a while to go through. the piroyal

budget deficit for this year is 0, calling those new york terms but new york congresswoman elyse stefanoive piece of legislation in history and how quickly does president joe biden forget his inaugural speech focused on unity. there was little to 0 outreach, the vast majority of this bill has nothing to do with covid-19. >> florida governor rhonda santos said florida has done a better job than the lockdown states while keeping our economy open allowing floridians to maintain their livelihood and businesses recovery and what does congress do? they bailout the failed policies of lockdown states at the expense of florida taxpayers and what you ask our florida taxpayers getting for their money? let's go back to san francisco where the city is paying $16 million a year to shoulder homeless people in 262 tents. that works out to 61,$000 a year. tent or $5,000 a month for homeless personal includes 24 hour security, 3 meals a day, bathrooms, water hookups, medical testing and maintenance and because san francisco couldn't get kids back in school the city wants free summer camp for all public sc

stefano poseban has the details. >> reporter: camping in matamoros, mexico meters away from the u.s.rn border has been taken down in a clear departure from trump era policies on immigration. under those policies, hundreds of migrants would have to wait in mexico for the confirmation hearing to know whether there will be allowed entry into the united states. a spokesperson for the department of homeland security told cnn that the last remaining migrants in the camp were being relocated to more secure locations in partnership with international ngos, and that other 25,000 migrants are still waiting to know whether they will be allowed entry into the united states. this is the same migrant camp that democratic lawmakers had previously visited, condemning the trump administration handling of immigration, which included kicking families of families, including women and children back into the camp and the poor conditions there. for cnn, this bogota. >> and thanks for joining us. i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. do stay with us. with mucinex nightshift you'

>>it's a discussion that started in jill stefano vick's virginia bookshop years ago she says her storen't carried the doctor seuss titles for some time and isn't surprised by the move because we're small and we can curate a collection. >>we stop caring books that we thought we didn't want to put into their hands there's so much great literature for kids right now that just didn't make sense fitzsimmons agrees whether you're a parent, a teacher or librarian the books we share with our children matter. >>kids, especially at a very young age the kids who are encountering doctor seats for the first time. they have books handed to them they very rarely are the ones who are selected from for themselves. and so that puts a lot of responsibility on us the grown-ups in their lives to choose books that reflect the world that we want them to see the move drew immediate reaction on social media, some calling it another example of cancel culture. n>but stepanova believes doctor seuss's collection as a whole should not be canceled. i don't believe that you should completely wiping out the entire and

with begin with stefano. >> on sunday night mexico received the first 1.5 million doses of the astrazenicafrom the united states. in a tweet walks mexico foreign minister thanked the u.s. president for authorizing the shipment. the biden administration previously announced it would allow mexico to receive 29.5 million doses vaccine that have not been used in the united states. p. >>> in havena where the first 150,000 cuban front line workers have begun toive soo receive the kraub home grown vaccine. cuba is the first country to develop two vaccine in the final stage of testing. though they haven't been determined the efficacy of the vaccines. they are beginning a campaign of mass vaccination. almost entire the population of the city of havena will receive the vaccines by june. and they hope to vaccinate about 6 million people, half the population by august. >>> i'm jim bittermann in france where the president here told a sunday newspaper that no decisions have been made about taking first action on covid-19 restrictions, despite the fact that there are clear indications the situation is no

acapulco the world number 7 at the bottom of your screen he recovered from a shaky start to beat stefano city pass in straight sets 647650 pass was the top seed and had stormed to a 41 lead in the 1st set before it turned it all around the german says fans being in the stands the most fun he'd had in months. you're watching didn't believe news here's a reminder of our top story this hour provoked say several german states are pushing to extend strict coronavirus restrictions beyond the easter chancellor angela merkel will make regional leaders on monday to discuss rising in fiction right cross the country. coming up next this world stories where you'll meet turkey's feminist music pioneer guy it's a kilt anatomy have more headlines in 45. people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away or. pledged to slip at least rebel misplayed demonstrators live stream troops live to lists the little more than 300000000 people are seeking. limitlessly moderately coast no one should have to sleep. come up make up your own mind luck w. . laid for

>>it's a discussion that started in jill stefano vick's virginia bookshop years ago she says her store hasn't carried the doctor seuss titles for some time and isn't surprised by the move because we're small and we can curate a collection. >>we stop caring books that we thought we didn't want to put into their hands there's so much great literature for kids right now that it just didn't make sense. the move drew immediate reaction on social media, some calling it another example of cancel culture. >>but stepanova believes doctor seuss's collection as a whole should not be canceled. i don't believe that you should completely wiping out the entire sioux but i actually believe that there are those titles that don't benefit any child by having them in their hands. >>and again that was ashley ketz reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, a majority of the bay area now and the less restrictive red tier on the state's covid watchlist by health officials say rather than letting down our guard, we still need to work to prevent th

let's bring in congresswoman elyse stefano the visually stefanik.dal and the cover-up which is a crime, a federal crime and obstruction of justice, you had a senior aide admit to withholding information from the department of justice when they requested information on the numbers of deaths and 15,000 vulnerable seniors who died because of governor cuomo's nursing home edict, and sexual-harassment scandals, not one, not two but five women have come forward and shared personal horrific experiments, reviewing sexual harassment and sexual grooming, not republicans speaking out for his resignation, and if they want to take action on behalf of every day new yorkers they need to join republicans in starting impeachment proceedings. brian: they want to hold off taking action until they can have this investigation. is that fair? the attorney general is pursuing the investigation. >> democrats had to really be pushed to call for an investigation. i was the first senior elected official to call for an investigation december 14th when mister boylein came forwar

and stefano has an issue with the policy.etween students and faculty and staff. while students are mandated, faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to get the vaccine but they would not be stopped to return to the classroom. that is an issue for you. tell us about that. what are the concerns there. >> exactly, put it simply it's a double standard. it doesn't make sense. faculty, they're older than us, they're more susceptible to the virus, students we're at the age if we do get the virus 99.8, whatever the schtick is is we'll not be affected by it. we're not going to even really get it. for them to mandate for us and not for thing faculty doesn't make much sense. reporter: very good point there. thank you for your insight, stephanos. other issue to be considered, availability of vaccine. mandate for the students to get the vaccine. there is assuming there will be enough for them to be available to them. look at this, we stats for new jersey, ranks roughly in the country for fully vaccinating 16 1/2% of the population so fa