these people accountable there are millions of people there are suffering under this author and terry james and we're not going to pretend nothing happens. law doesn't talk about how he feels personally or how he's coping with his lonely life in london. he hasn't yet decided whether he will stay in london and apply for asylum. law makes a clear distinction between his political activism and his personal life. he does reveal this if we realize that there is a probability that couldn't able to go back for at least that case it's not a good feeling. emotionally is very demanding but for me i see it as more than myself about myself is about how we can advance the cause of holocaust movement even though i had to pay the price are i'm willing to do so. organizer of the protest movement stand with hong kong also constantly wonders whether his mission is worth the sacrifice. my price tag was $100000.00 pounds so if he calls me or maybe kidnap me or cube. me some people could get paid for 100001st it will i was quite shocked after hearing such a remark but then i just at that true to the source off

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we're on top of those drive times for you, terry and james, back to you. >> this morning. we continue to highlight women making a difference in bay area communities as part of our month long remarkable women, syria as today. we are celebrating 74 year-old hilda smith. she's a registered nurs who's had a life dedicated to helping others. you're not gonna believe what she's been able to do. proper, says he do it has her story. >> you to them. >> it has been killed. the smiths lifelong dream to become a registered nurse 2019. her dream came true. holy names university came out with a program lv into are in. >> and i apply for that. and i was accepted and i got my bachelor's size and there's tonight, the young age of i was a 63 years and she didn't stop there. i got my master's science in nursing and i was 17. 2 years old when i got what is even more remarkable is while she was pursuing her ambition to help others as a registered nurse. she was simultaneously by for her own life. this is was the backs of size program. i was diagnosed with lupus. >> but i got through by god's g

we'll have more terry and james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 5.49. cdc study shows that the pfizer and moderna vaccines are 90% effective against the coronavirus. the agency looked at 4,000 frontline health care workers over the winter and they found that after just one shot of either vaccine. it reduced the risk of getting sick by 80%. and then that number goes up to 90% after the second depp's time now is five-fifty on the peninsula. the san mateo county fair. >> is coming back. this summer. regardless of the tier status. they're getting ready com four's amanda hari reports. >> mateo county fair officials tell me they've been planning this pair since october. they say it's more difficult than repairing for traditional fare because they don't know what kind of issues they may run into to the fair. >> we waited for your return. the first weekend of june. this fairgrounds will be transformed. this is video from the last san mateo county fair back in june of 2019 fair operations manager justin aquino says the theme is where tradition meets innovation a

sarah describes the lives of 18th century women while terry tells of the local poor and james discusses the plight of african-american at the time. all this enlarges of flashy story of the prominent man and a few women who shaped america on on the eve of the revolution. and colonial williamsburg guests learn about history through the interpretation of the costume staff. but the employees of the historic trades also learned through directing engagement with historic objects and replicas using period and reproduce tools and techniques. sarah woodyard started garmin construction women's studies and economic history at ohio state university she has however learned much by wearing and making 18th century women's clothing. for example many visitors wonder about the states the corsets which women of the period war and that undergarment provides a way for sarah to discuss 18th century women's bodies. sarah said quote. a lot of people seem to see this as this constricting anti-feminist garment that was restricting women, but when you wear it, it becomes part of you. and you don't notice that you

terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm anoushah rasta. to keep the san jose karate studio open during the pandemic, james carter had to rely on the same skills he teaches his young the owner of camp carter international karate association has just 40% of the students he used to have, yet his rent for his studio is the same, more than $5,000 a month. james has received some state assistance, but he also has more covid-related business expenses including cleaning supplies and equipment for zoom learning. he is hoping he will soon receive a $1,400 federal a few programs and facilities that had to totally close down. if there is not assistance and help coming in on a timely -- in a timely manner, it folds up. there's no use in getting the this goes through. >> today senate democrats passed thar $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. it calls for $1,400 in direct payments for many americans based on their income, extends $300 a week federal unemployment benefits into september, and provides aid to cash-strapped state and local governments. president joe biden says package will offer a wide range of help for the nation's ailing economy. >> this plan put