>> stern: that is correct.g a torture chamber." >> wertheim: by 1937, violence against jews was escalating. sensing danger, stern's father tried to get the family out, but the sterns could only send one of their own to the u.s. they chose their eldest son. do you remember saying goodbye to your family? >> stern: yes. >> wertheim: what do you remember from that? >> stern: handkerchiefs. i couldn't know at that point that i would never see my siblings or my parents again, nor my grandmother, and so forth and so on. >> wertheim: guy stern arrived in the u.s. alone at age 15, settling with an uncle in st. louis. when the japanese bombed pearl harbor in 1941, stern, by then a college student, raced to enlist. >> stern: i had an immediate, visceral response to that, and that was this is my war for many reasons. personal, of course, but also this country-- i was really treated well. >> wertheim: in new york, paul fairbrook had a similar impulse. now 97, fairbrook is the former dean of the culinary institute of america

stern grove of music festival will return starting june 20th just five days after the state is expected to fully reopen hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville. the festival typically draws more than 10,000 people each weekend. ktvu jana katsuyama is here now and jenna musicians in the city are thrilled. frank musicians and music lovers have been waiting for this news. it's so exciting for so many people and the executive director of stern grove says that they're planning big acts and also local artists, and they're also going to have some big changes to keep people healthy and safe. for one year. the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove, but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together. really? we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes, although the shows will still be free. people wil

the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove. but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. i think that's great. i think people will really enjoy that, and i think it's still outside and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together and have that be outdoors and local and free, really. we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes. all those the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says that's because capacity will be limited initially to 15% or about 1700 people for the first concerts starting june 20th. unlike the past where people were crowded together, there will be fencing, masks and social distancing will be mandatory were spacing people in physically distance pods. made up of either four people or six people, people will be able to still picnic in

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the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove.s of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. i think that's great. i think people will really enjoy that, and i think it's still outside and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together and have that be outdoors and local and free, really, really exciting, that sort of thing. we come back the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes, although the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says that's because capacity will be limited initially to 15% or about 1700 people for the first concerts starting june 20th. unlike the past where people were crowded together, there will be fencing, masks and social distancing will be mandatory were spacing people in physically distance pods made up of either four people or six people, people will be able to still picnic in their own pods, alon

san francisco's stern grove festival is the area's longest-running outdoor music event.ts 84th season begins june 20th. generations have spent their sundays there. the stern grove lineup and ticketing details will be released soon. >>> from the file of "it doesn't hurt to ask." vice president harris is getting a special invitation from her hometown of berkley. >> it would be a great honor for the graduating class of berkley high to have you as a commencement speaker. >> we want you to send us off to the world. >> with youren couraging words. >> wisdom. >> and hope. >> the senior class sent the vice president this three-minute video complete with the panoramic closing drone shot. the commencement is june 5th. they say if you can't make it in person, which she probably can't, she can zoom in or send a video image. june 5th is right around the corner. it's a great video, but it's right around the corner. >> she might be busy, but fingers crossed for those students. that would be cool. >> you got to love that. >> the video's well done. we will say that. >>> we can see green

tickets will be available on the stern grow festival website on a first come, first served basis andore on the festival is festival director bob fiedler. so great to see you have got to be so excited about this. we're really excited. heather holmes wait to bring the music back to the people of san francisco. yes, let's talk a little bit about what people can expect. you've obviously had to make some changes. tell us about some of those changes and what's going to be new for this year? we've had to make some changes as you mentioned on big ones are really that we've had the limiter capacity to start the season and normally, people are just able to show up in the past. but this year, they're gonna have to make reservations ahead of time in order to come to the shows. yes, so what will participation look like it? but what are you expecting in terms of number of people who could actually come and enjoy the music? well to start the season. we've been approved to admit about 15% of her capacity, and we're hoping as the season rolls along and health restrictions loosen that will be able to

. >> and for young americans, a stern reflection with a smile. >> just as i am a student with you, some. because you are here fundamentally to prepare yourselves to make this country a greater and better place for yourselves, your children, and all who may come after you. if we are going to have better homes, better working conditions, better of everything for the 140 million people that make up america, then each of us has a responsibility to defend with his life the liberties, the rights that have brought all these things about and that have allowed us to enjoy them. >> by contrast, communism inflames german youth against this new threat to the free world, eisenhower led another crusade into europe, this time to wage peace and to prevent a war. to keep from daring to start another war. this new force for freedom is nato, 14 nations strong. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> stretching from norway to greece and turkey. >> we representatives of many nations work day by day, constantly with these intricate and difficult problems. we have absolute faith that you can do the job. of course you can do the job. all

is president biden has a stern message to the with point since april of 2020. >> reporter: president biden, covid cases are plummeting by 81%, the lowest point since april 2020, didn't stop the president from giving unvaccinated americans a stark warning, listen. >> if the unvaccinated get vaccinated they will protect themselves. if they do not, states with low vaccination rates may see those rates go up, may see this progress reversed, those who are not vaccinated will pay the price. >> 157 million americans have been vaccinated with one dose so far according to the cdc this morning, this as the biden administration announces the united states will share more of its use approved covid 19 vaccines by the end of next month pledging 80 million vaccine doses globally. >> the united states will send 20 million doses to hook countries battling the pandemic, this is addition to all the manufactured astrazeneca vaccine doses oversees the most donated by any country in the world. >> more states are shedding pandemic restrictions, the nations capital, hawaii and new jersey have mask mandate i

allies to address the threat posed by both of these countries 3rd it's through diplomacy as well as stern deterrence thank you in $20000.00 tom was the 1st u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader their mutual affection brought about it's a moratorium on long range missile testing though it feel to bring about peace. is to make matters worse beyond yang hits out there southern neighbors off to defectors this week used balloons to scott's a thousands of leaflets on dollars across the north. we've warned south korea of the consequences their silent approval of the defectors will have a north south relations. owns on its own one by its civilian the group is being investigated by police in a south under a controversial new law such leaflet drops are illegal in an effort by solon to appease its cirrhotic neighbor. my thanks to north korea expert and fausta casa he's at the university of leeds in the u.k. and we often if this latest from buke from pyongyang is simply more posturing whether it needs to be taken seriously i think it's mainly posturing i mean here we go another weekend an

to address the threats posed by both of these countries through it's through diplomacy as well as stern deterrence thank you in 20000 dollars was the 1st u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader their mutual affection brought about some moratorium on long range missile testing though it feel to bring about peace. to make matters worse. their southern neighbors to defect this week use balloons to scots or thousands of leaflets on dollars across the north. we've warned south korea of the consequences their silent approval of the defectors will how the north south relations. by. the group is being investigated by police in the south under a controversial new law such leaflet drops are illegal in an effort by solon to appease it cirrhotic neighbor orthodox christians around the world are celebrating easter a person some countries must still observe make restrictions but others have been enjoying more freedom in israel christians were not allowed to gather last year this time around things are very different. some call it a miracle the holy fire it to reduce limbs church of the holy

the stern grove festival announced its return today. every sunday.ting june 20th the free concerts e held in san francisco's sigman stern recreational grove in the sunset district. well, there is no cost ne reservation control crowd size. the lineups will be announced next billions of cicadas are beginning to emerge across the eastern u.s.. >> this particular group is known as brood 10 and now people are seeing them for the first time in 17 years. a fascinating display of nature. but not everybodes restaurant owners several businesses and maryland where this video was taken. have been forced to close outdoor dining spots because of the insects. >> and speaking of things that fly the lights are out in the city of brotherly love or at least there did. and and that is to protect migrating birds. view from the phillies ballpark and see the skyline in the background. pretty dark. it sure is. nearly 20 buildings in philadelphia's agreed to turn off or dimmed their lights until the end of the month. scientists say the birds tend to fly at lower altitudes th

it will be head sigmund stern grove for first time, it will b live streamed. seats are limited for the first few concerts. tickets can be reserved online starting next month. it runs through august 29. >>> taking a live look at the big board. the dow is up about 255 points. figures from the labor department show 444,000 people filed jobless claims last week. it's the lowest level since the early days of the pandemic. meanwhile, california's new claims remain high at 70,965 this past week. >>> major auto makers released a number of new electric cars that includes america's best selling vehicle, ford f-150 pick up. the elecyo ho. in terms of acceleration, the vehicle can shoot from 0 to 60 miles in four and a half seconds. >> it was very important for our customer that this didn't look like a science project. it needed to look like a truck. >> they are making the most popular vehicle in america an electric thinking they can tap into the huge audience, huge customer base, and get them excited about evs. >> the standard battery in the f-150 lightning will travel 2

stern faces, brave faces. they expect no mercy from the enemy.allies, night and surprised. their password, liberty. yes, they have had training before. they know what they are doing and why. there are nurses with them, brave women, and they know what they are doing and why. goodbye, good luck. the mothers, wives, daughters are too busy to cry. they too are defending their city. let me work fast, faster. let me do my work well. this is for me, for mine, for us. the nazis continue to advance. hitler said he would go into moscow on april 7. 85 divisions, they advance but over a landscape carpeted with nazi dead. on november 7, it was not hitler who stood in. calm, grave, without oratory, while the panzers of the nazis were 12.5 miles away, the soviet premier spoke to the people of moscow. the whole world is looking to you as a force capable of destroying the hordes of german invaders. a great mission of liberation has fallen to your lot. be worthy of that mission. the war you are waging is a war of liberation, a just war. death to the german armies

the oversight board's decision adds fuel to the raging debate joanna sterne is the "wall street journal" senior personal technology columnist did this fail? >> i think executives can't be feeling too happy. they wanted to kick the can down the road and now the can is back with them. now they have to make this decision, which they didn't want to make. they have sixmonths to make it i don't think facebook thinking it's as much of a success. >> if he runs again oris going to buy political 5ds, facebook could make millions, maybe there's a part of them that really wants it back. >> that's mark zuckerberg's whole reason for not wanting to make the decision. they want to run the company and don't want to make decisions with that purview. that's why they have this independent board and they should give us guidance on making those decisions they certainly gave some guidance there was some very scathing quotes in the report which were basically saying facebook needs to take responsibility that's what this group hired by facebook is saying, you guys take responsibility. >> serve prominent conserv

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. >>> san francisco's annual stern grove festival is back on for this summer. the free concert series will kickoff june 20th and run through august 29th. the lineup will be announced later, fume for things to know, though, seating will be limited for at least the first few shows and you will need to reserve online in advance. you can do that starting next month and if you can't get in, the shows will be live streamed. >>> still to come, the bay area county that may keep new residence out to combat drought. stomach san quentin prison goes on trial. why it is having to answer to its inmates tonight. >>> the pentagon has to say about this newly leaked a video of a ufo. it might surprise you. >>> our salute to the class of 2021 continues with griffin keenan, graduating from castro valley high school and headed to the university of nevada reno. congratulations. you can send a >>> a bit odd but not unheard of, that strange first of rain this afternoon in may want to do it thing to put a damper on the drought. in fact it just got worse. parts of the north and east bay

napa valley expo single day, take gets go on sale next thursday, may 27th then in san francisco, the sternestival is returning to golden gate park this summer after a year off due to covid, the 84 daniel outdoor music festival kicks off its concert season on june 20th. it is set to run every sunday until the end of august. the concert lineup is expected to be announced very soon. he music festival is free, but capacity is limited so tickets will be available on the stern grove festival website. it is first come first served basis expense. so many afternoons on that hill freezing right, trying to see what i see the sunshine and the video like what day was that? that was that one time that one time? thanks so much for joining us here renewed. our news is always on ktvu common. of course, the ktvu news up our next newscast. is it four doctor? ah goes next. thought s true love. goes next. thought s >> he blew me off my feet. dr. oz: but it was all a lie. lost nearly 750,000. and an important "oz" investigation. because your loved one, could they be secretly draining you financially behind your

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beach as you have to consider things >> swell on top of that, there this go recreation and parks close stern grove due to high winds and with these winds lightweight cars, pulling trailers can be difficult to drive over bridges and overpasses and even though these high wind did not prompt the national weather service to issue a red flag. warning winds are strong enough to spread these if there's a fire pretty quickly. so. >> that's another thing just i hope folks are aware of. just like, oh, it's it's not a red flag warning. that doesn't mean. >> you can have a campfire tonight. the wind advisory expires thursday morning at 05:00am. but the national weather service says we can expected to be a gusty day. >> after it. san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. well, in the north bay marine county officials have scheduled controlled burns to reduce the potential for wildfires. >> the first bar is going to be next wednesday along the northern. a big rock ridge county officials want to get the word out early so people understand what's going on when they see smoke now the next burns will be next thur

the five-member crew jumped from the stern on the ship into the water.hen airlifted them to safety. no injuries reported. >>> a colorado woman has been killed in an apparent bear attack while walking her dogs. the 39-year-old victim was found dead near her home in durango. it appears that she was mauled. bear hair was found at the scene. a female black bear and her two cubs were discovered nearby and euthanized out of an abundance of caution. >>> and nasa's daring nighttime splashdown. infrared cameras captured the water landing of the spacex crew dragon in the gulf of mexico. the four astronauts on board returning from a historic five-month mission to the international space station. it was the first nighttime splashdown for nasa since 1968. >>> and when we come back, the 9-year-old singing sensation, and his rendition of the national anthem that you won't want to miss. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on ama things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wak

comprising hong kong the waters here have long been polluted but with the pandemic a new form of ways to stern down masks and now we have this to contend with. we have the corona virus and all these masks and now we're still building. these images make me start to wonder how much of a hazard are these masks for our planet it's an item that many of us now where every day. and why do so many of them end up in the ocean instead of being disposed of through the normal channels and what's the right way to dispose of a mask any way. it must whether it's the higher grade respirator masks or the more basic surgical ones or rubber gloves that people are also using now they all belong in the trash but it's even aren't suitable for recycling because they're medical waste i believe. so they need to be incinerated and bought for. ok but clearly not all masks end up in incinerators as our oceans are littered with them how dangerous is that for marine life and what material are the masks made of to find out i bought an f n f p 2 respirator mask from a pharmacy. and another one from a supermarket in berlin. i

it is the young who have shouted the loudest lately about a looming climate desire stern earlier this year the german constitutional court ruled in a case brought mainly by young people that the government is not moving fast enough waiting until 2030 to impose tough burdens on polluters the court said violates the right to a clean environment and the young would be worst affected because they will live with more of the consequences the government knew it had to make changes. we've agreed that we have to act faster as our basic law says you can't just have freedoms for the present generations you have to think about the freedoms for the generations to come. the bill the government is now introducing brings forward the target date for climate neutrality by 5 years by 2045 transport industry and agriculture it is hoped will in effect no longer in meat in the greenhouse gases and the road to that goal of greening the german economy has been mapped out more precisely 2 by 2030 emissions or to fall by 65 percent compared with 99010 percent more ambitious than under the current plan will it

it will be held at the scenic stern grove amphitheater for the 83rd year. and for the first time ever, it will be live streamed. seats are limited for the first few concerts. tickets can be reserved online starting next month and concerts run through august 29th. >>> more local news at 5:30. we continue trying to remind paul about the surprise storms and snow. catching boris and locals off guard. >>> scary moments for a north bay school. police say a woman punched a teacher and student and it did not stop there. >>> you heard about the importance of >>> you are watching kpix5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30. scientist taking a close listen to the sounds of the bay and how they could be putting whales in danger. >>> a frightening attack in the north bay classroom. a woman arrested for punching a teacher and student and it did not stop there. >>> it is exactly one month away from summer, but sure does not look like it in the sierra, unseasonably cold temperatures bringing in snow showers. good eveni

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it is telling him i can see the sun in the sky to me that symbolizes freedom and safety but i found stern and i can't leave this camp it's like a cage my children keep asking me what life outside the camp is like so it is also something exercises like these are useful others are much more skeptical it's a reminder of what we have seen and what we do see and i think it's always helpful if you can feel that you're not alone thank my country it might help some people but every time i put my emotions down on paper it just reminds me of my bad experiences as leicester and none. the women hope these are the 1st steps towards a better future but the chances of returning home soon a slim few of their home countries want them back. so can his women and children be devalued allies and integrated back into the societies they left well dr anne speckhard is a director of the international center for the study of violent extremism and joins us from washington d.c. welcome to day doubly dr many governments don't want these women and children back because they see them as potential security risks are oth

this mask mandate is expected to last through the summer and the faa is maintaining a stern approach. >> in a typical year. the faa sees anywhere from 100 to 150 cases of unruly passengers on flights. but this year the number has jumped much higher to 2500, including 1900 cases of people who refuse to wear masks just last weekend, a southwest flight from sacramento to san diego. so a passenger hit a flight attendant who lost 2 teeth in the assault was about to stand up and. >> this lady >> other video from on board the flight showed what appeared to be the suspected violent passenger being taken off of the plane by san diego law enforcement. i talked to flight attendant on my flight the next day and she told me that, yes, the flight attendant had broken teeth, broken nose. facial airlines say compliance with rules this year appears to be more challenging than ever before. federal government still requires the traveling public to wear. >> a mask. >> on planes buses trains and other forms of public transportation. this is a federal mandate. the mandate from the transportation security a

. >>> we usually talk about fireworks in july but in may with a stern warning and a stiff penalty.inspectors have already ordered one man at discovery bay to pay a $26,000 fine. >> ouch. but as contra costa county is it going too far? that's a question some people have. here's jodi hernandez with more. >> reporter: this is the illegal fireworks show folks in discovery bay got to watch last july 4th. though fireworks are illegal in contra costa county, steve tingly says some young men he didn't know showed up to his backyard dock uninvited and too and fired them off. >> it was safe but i had no responsibility of shooting the fireworks. they happened to be right here. >> reporter: tingely was blown away when he got fined $52,650. >> first of all, it wasn't me, i didn't buy the fireworks or shoot the fireworks, i didn't know the two people shooting the fireworks. what did i do wrong? >> in our district by our ordinance, we have the ability to cite somebody per violation for first-time offense at $130. >> reporter: east contra costa fire marshal steve oubert says shooting off fireworks

now tonight, a stern warning from the nation's top homeland security official. >> it is a federal mandate that one must wear a mask in an a airpo airport, on the aircraft itself and we will not tolerate behavior that violates the law. >> reporter: and david, it's not just on planes. about 60 tsa employees have also been attacked. and now the faa has already issued more than $250,000 in proposed fines. david? >> yeah, the number of cases just out of control at this point. gio, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we're tracking severe weather at this hour. alerts right now for damaging winds, large hail and possible tornadoes. and then the threat tomorrow in the northeast. ginger will time it all out. for communities across america. ♪ every squeeze every smile every drop every style every spray every bubble every day dove, suave & hellmann's donate everyday products to local communities. every day u does good. unilever every day u does good. no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid wit

haven't being forthcoming and i didn't go find their positions in conformity people back in the game stern results of the day or the 2 to get together and if there is an ambition to be a major force in power or to control the country and so on you have to what they need to understand that they cannot control their country by force they have to be able to govern their country properly they have to be able to manage its resources meet the needs of its people and i mean assumption that they are capturing power that comes with wealth is obviously mistaken stands in the very day that they need to understand that it will be managed. the government on its own is in. here we're 'd providing services to the millions of gallons. across the country right now with all the western support so imagine if they were to turn against their own people and against the west to support providing who are there for the victims of victoria let me bring you in hey you wouldn't shaking your head and noting at some points the salt on barakat was making that are you worried then the the taliban aunt trustworthy i mean

the stern grove music festival is being allowed to resume this june. so this year we're going to come back stronger than ever. yes, there will be certain guidelines. so. >> not as many people will be able to gather. but as the summer moves forward and we see the numbers change and we come out of this pandemic who knows what may be possible. >> the city's public health officer says san franciscan see to keep up the good work and continue following the guidelines that remain in place like wearing your masks indoors through june. 15th as we wait to see what the state's plan is for full reopening maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> let's talk sports now as the warriors playoff push continues after a very close loss to the lakers last night. it was the most anticipated matchup of the nba playoffs and that play in tournaments and this game did not disappoint the game featured 2 of the biggest names in sports, lebron james and steph curry, both on the court. it was a thrilling game in which the warriors, the guard steph curry scored 37 points, but it just was not e

a stern rebuke from senate democratic leader chuck schumer after the gop shut down debate on a bipartisanommission to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party, the final tally 54 to 35 fell short of the 60 yeas needed to proceed on the bill the motion is not agreed to 11 senators were absent all democrats present voted yes, and 6 republicans joined them. kansas senator roger marshal was not one of them. i just don't know what else we have to look for except the one question i have is why and who stopped the national guard troops from being here. >> as president trump requested marshall argues the investigations and the department of justice and multiple congressional committees or not. but michigan democrat senator gary peters who sits on one of those committees says the commission would only complement their work. the brave law enforcement officers who stopped this attack. >> and every american who watched in real time as are free and fair. democratic process was attacked. the

congress that the north's nuclear weapons were a serious threat and promised to deal with pyongyang using sternted press bureau chief in north korea. she is now based at the woodrow wilson centre in washington dc. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. how much of a big blunder, that's how it was described by north korea, was this by the united states? , those are very measured words byjoe biden in that address to congress and i do not think that president joe biden gave the north koreans much to work with they think they would've preferred an axis of evil like what we've heard from previous us presidents and their first address to congress. what this shows as they are trained to use whatever they can to raise tensions because there was actually a very measured response and very measured words of joe biden. i think we need to keep in mind that this is a tactic on the north korean side. they're trying to put pressure on the administration and that's the strategy and to deal with north korea comest of completion and is executed in the coming weeks and months. the words do not have — coming wee

allies to address the threats posed by both of these countries through through diplomacy as well as stern deterrence thank you in 20000 was the 1st u.s. president to meet with a north korean leader their mutual affection brought about its a moratorium on long range missile testing though it feel to bring about peace. is to make matters worse. their southern neighbors to defectors this week used balloons to scott's a thousands of leaflets on dollars across the north. we've warned south korea of the consequences their silent approval of the defectors will have a north south relations. it's a severe new group is being investigated by police in a south under a controversial new law such leaflet drops are illegal it's an effort by solon to appease cirrhotic neighbor orthodox christians around the world are celebrating easter or shippers in some countries must still observe pandemic restrictions others have been enjoying more freedom in israel christians were not allowed to gather last year this time around things are very different. some call it a miracle the holy fire it to roost limbs church

behind the scenes a team from a startup called to be one guesses the talk to calculate how much mr stern has to pay for his monthly trash put together with a $100.00 other food outlets in this mall. every night bins are emptied into this 5 ton truck the left a verse show what's on the menu of the various interests here and here there are lots of seaweed. and here there are foothills and different vegetal. and here you have lots of. the starter works with more than 400 clients across the country both trying to make the overall product more transparent we keep track of the way from a 30 meter g.p.s. tracking on our truck you know in real time where the waste is once the trucks are loaded up they go straight to a recycling facility nestled in the mountains to the south of us holding. the south korean government has implemented strict regulations on food waste including a ban on insulation and dumping it in many fields. this has opened up new business opportunities for startups like to be one. liquid residues become bio gas while sorting the waste is turned into fertilizer or heated to produ

a stern rebuke from senate democratic leader chuck schumer after the gop shut down debate on a bipartisanmission to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party, the final tally 54 to 35 fell short of the 60 yeas needed to proceed on the bill the motion is not agreed to 11 senators were absent all democrats present voted yes, and 6 republicans joined them. kansas senator roger marshal was not one of them. i just don't know what else we have to look for except the one question i have is why and who stopped the national guard troops from being here. >> as president trump requested marshall argues the investigations and the department of justice and multiple congressional committees or not. but michigan democrat senator gary peters who sits on one of those committees says the commission would only complement their work. the brave law enforcement officers who stopped this attack. >> and every american who watched in real time as are free and fair. democratic process was attacked. they

she was a versatile actress who could turn to a number of different roles, either warm or quite sternctor in and around new york. what was it about her performances and her work off screen that made her so well liked? i think it was that versatility, that warmth, that humanity in the performances. in films such as moonstruck and steel magnolias, are very popular with people because they feel they speak to stories that people can relate to. 0lympia dukakis was a big part of telling the stories. we have also seen through those sharing tributes, her teaching was a big part of her life and she passed on some other skills and wisdom to many others. absolutely, she was a big believer in passing on her craft. you only have to see that in the documentary about her career. 0lympia, which came out in 2018. a number of big—name oscar winners such as whoopi goldberg, laura linney, just absolutely enthusiastic in their praise of her generosity and her belief in passing on all that she had learned on stage and screen. touching on her legacy, in a recent interview she said she was encouraged by how

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north's nuclear weapons were a serious threat and promised to deal with pyongyang using diplomacy and sterne north korean foreign ministry accused mr biden of insulting its leader, kimjong—un. 11 people have been killed and many more injured by a severe storm on china's east coast. some people in the city of nantong are reported to have been blown into the yangtze river, with at least nine missing after theirfishing boat overturned. the gale brought down trees and roofs were ripped from buildings. the pentagon says the biden administration is cancelling the construction of donald trump's wall along the us—mexican border. a spokesman said this would free up money to go to other construction projects by the us military, such as schools for the children of soldiers. building the wall was a key election promise for mr trump. you are watching bbc news. the headlines: israelis hold a vigil for the 45 people who lost their lives in a stampede. sunday has been declared a national day of mourning. amid record levels of covid—19 infections, india s vaccine drive stalls with some states forced to clos

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stern grove is coming back, and it's going to be amazing. the hilton hotel just announced that it's going to be open. john's grill, i know john, jr. is here. thank you for joining us here. performances on sundays, and so many activities, so many great events. the city is coming alive again, and as we begin to recover and think about what happens in union square, downtown is about where 40% of the jobs that exist in san francisco, they're here in the downtown area. when we think about the economy and coming back, the retail and the business and the activities, this is the bread and butter of san francisco. this is why we are able to pay for programs and resources and all the things that help out so many of our vulnerable communities. the tourists, the 20 million tourists who visit san francisco every year that pay the hotel tax, that shop at macy's and a number of our businesses. it's important that as we reopen, we reimagine what downtown can be. we have to make it a safe place for people who live and work here. now i'm a regular visitor to

draconian measures are raised even further which was johnson but stern 2 injections like the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and pardew will talk to the lawyer who catalyzed the bally murphy inquest into the british parachute regiment getting into the millions but 1st joining me now from oxford is the director of the jenner institute who worked on the team to create the oxford astra zeneca vaccine professor adrian hell thank you so a chair adrian for coming on i'm going to declare an interest i've been doubly vaccinated by your vaccine 1st of all i suppose everyone talking about the same the invariant and i protected against the indian variant quite possibly yes i think it's likely that you are if so if you didn't actually use a very long time and you and you only so this might drop to a little. it's more difficult for them to protect against the indian variants again so your original that's going to be in a small number of people and if you have high and you've got the charges as you should the vaccination most people you'll be protected against nearly all variants to a substantial look step

our allies to address the threats posed by both these countries, through the diplomacy as well as sternsaying... north koreans are again returning to their acerbic and belligerent rhetoric to try and get the sanction relief and try to reset the negotiations. it's a far cry from president biden's predecessor's hopeful, but ultimately unsuccessful attempts, to try to strike a deal with kim jong—un. the white house insists its goal is the complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. it's attempting to chart a new path, a middle road between what it calls donald trump's grand bargain approach and barack obama's standoffish one. as far as diplomacy goes, north korea appears to view this as more stick than carrot. it added that the us would get hurt if it provoked them. a pioneering operation to repair a baby's spine — while still in its mother's womb — was made available for the first time on the nhs lastjanuary. since then the surgery, which reduces the complications caused by spina bifida, has been carried out on 32 women, despite the major disruption caused by the pandemic. our heal