on the left you see the gate on the left on the south end. the gate is open. allowing vehicle access as well as bike and pedestrian access to the shoulders or through the path from the south end. with two-way vehicle, vehicle traffic at the christmas tree point road to be one way and then that's one way and vehicles will travel back down to the gateside. on east side it's half figure eight, which was closed the traffic back in 2019. that would remain. some highlights for the recommendation, this option, there will be north side pedestrian access which doesn't exist currently. it exist currently but with this option, there will be no potential for vehicle conflicts from the north side. it increases the overall space. it continues, tour bus and vehicle connections from the south as was the case for the tour buses prior to the pandemic. in addition, we're working with our partners at rec and park to modify -- assuming the proposal is recommended, modifying the gates so the yellow gates blocking twin peeks boulevard, they currently don't have a path of travel witho

on the left you see the gate on the left on the south end. the gate is open. allowing vehicle access as well as bike and pedestrian access to the shoulders or through the path from the south end. with two-way vehicle, vehicle traffic at the christmas tree point road to be one way and then that's one way and vehicles will travel back down to the gateside. on east side it's half figure eight, which was closed the traffic back in 2019. that would remain. some highlights for the recommendation, this option, there will be north side pedestrian access which doesn't exist currently. it exist currently but with this option, there will be no potential for vehicle conflicts from the north side. it increases the overall space. it continues, tour bus and vehicle connections from the south as was the case for the tour buses prior to the pandemic. in addition, we're working with our partners at rec and park to modify -- assuming the proposal is recommended, modifying the gates so the yellow gates blocking twin peeks boulevard, they currently don't have a path of travel witho

and directors from south of the golden gate. currently, i sit as first vice president on the board. in a year under that rotation, i would be president of the board. at that time, i would like to undertake a task that has not been taken in quite sometime for the bridge board. currently, as supervisor peskin, again, is aware, the board agenda tends to be staff driven. one way of countering that to some degree is to come up with a new general plan that provides some direction to the staff in providing us agendas, and i'd like to see some direction with that. with that said, supervisors, you have my biographical information before you, you have my information, and i welcome any questions. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. theriault. i see no questions, so why don't we move onto mr. gleason. mr. gleason, the floor is yours. >> hello, supervisors. are you hearing me? i'm going through a tunnel right now. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. gleason. we hear you. >> i'm going to read something just to introduce myself to the two of you, and m

worth noting by the golden gate park. the original contract was approved by one year but has been open only two years due to covid-19. i'm trying to support the expansion of the wheel. i'm an ice cream truck owner and the business has been in the golden gate park for almost nine years. because of the pandemic, it was a strong impact to all the businesses. but, when the wheel opened during the pandemic, the business operationally got better. it attracted people to the golden gate park to drive business and get more sales. in other words, the wheel's helping the businesses to get recovered from the pandemic. i believe it's really important for the local businesses for the businesses around golden gate park. for this reason, i hope the wheel can stay in the golden gate park for longer. please take consideration for it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hi, this is phillip calling in support as well of the extension of the sky star wheel in golden gate park for four years. this is a critic

worth noting by the golden gate park. the original contract was approved by one year but has been open only two years due to covid-19. i'm trying to support the expansion of the wheel. i'm an ice cream truck owner and the business has been in the golden gate park for almost nine years. because of the pandemic, it was a strong impact to all the businesses. but, when the wheel opened during the pandemic, the business operationally got better. it attracted people to the golden gate park to drive business and get more sales. in other words, the wheel's helping the businesses to get recovered from the pandemic. i believe it's really important for the local businesses for the businesses around golden gate park. for this reason, i hope the wheel can stay in the golden gate park for longer. please take consideration for it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hi, this is phillip calling in support as well of the extension of the sky star wheel in golden gate park for four years. this is a critic

worth noting by the golden gate park. the original contract was approved by one year but has been open only two years due to covid-19. i'm trying to support the expansion of the wheel. i'm an ice cream truck owner and the business has been in the golden gate park for almost nine years. because of the pandemic, it was a strong impact to all the businesses. but, when the wheel opened during the pandemic, the business operationally got better. it attracted people to the golden gate park to drive business and get more sales. in other words, the wheel's helping the businesses to get recovered from the pandemic. i believe it's really important for the local businesses for the businesses around golden gate park. for this reason, i hope the wheel can stay in the golden gate park for longer. please take consideration for it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hi, this is phillip calling in support as well of the extension of the sky star wheel in golden gate park for four years. this is a critic

that light is the power of the golden gate bridge. you can see part of russian hill right there in the foreground from the city. that fog is not going to last forever. if we wanted on future cast, we will see how it's going to melt away quickly over the next few hours. in fact, let's advance that image. perspective from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. now we will get over toward the tri-valley where it is clear. the only spot in the 30s, just like yesterday, in santa rosa, where it is 38 degrees. everybody else is in the mid to upper 40s. keep your eyes on that patch of marine layer. models will pick up on it beautifully. that is why the view is sucked in. a good onshore flow. over the next few hours, it doesn't get much more intense than this. by 11:00 in the morning, looking at clear skies except for the coast. it's not really going to clear up the coastal day. that will have an impa imhi the fostthing,how ing to be. livermore, concord, santa rosa, all around 80. santa rosa is going to 79. san francisco, 68. the onshore flow keep

a protest of horseracing back golden gate field, the animal rights group. >> for us the golden gate field, then across the state. >> in addition to the handful of protesters at the entrance golden gate field, for people were chained together at the backstretch of the racetrack, according to albany pd the reason the vaccine clinic got shut down, smoke bombs. >> they were not smoke bombs, they were smoke flares. >> reporter: tensions flared as some did not take too kindly to the protesters. meanwhile, folks waiting for their covid-19 vaccine doses sat in their cars. >> we need to get rid of covid which is killing people. to me, that is inconsiderate of them at this point. i mean, let's get this, people, people are dying every day, and they're worried about horses. i would think you would worry about the human beings that are going through the fact of dying. >> i think it is just kind of crazy but everybody has a right to their opinion and to protest and i really support that. so it is an inconvenience but eventually, i will get a shot. u e this is what direct action everywhere had to say. >

and directors from south of the golden gate. currently, i sit as first vice president on the board. in a year under that rotation, i would be president of the board. at that time, i would like to undertake a task that has not been taken in quite sometime for the bridge board. currently, as supervisor peskin, again, is aware, the board agenda tends to be staff driven. one way of countering that to some degree is to come up with a new general plan that provides some direction to the staff in providing us agendas, and i'd like to see some direction with that. with that said, supervisors, you have my biographical information before you, you have my information, and i welcome any questions. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. theriault. i see no questions, so why don't we move onto mr. gleason. mr. gleason, the floor is yours. >> hello, supervisors. are you hearing me? i'm going through a tunnel right now. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. gleason. we hear you. >> i'm going to read something just to introduce myself to the two of you, and m

folks from around the world come to see this view and except for a few hours in the evening, the gates leading up to twin peaks have been locked. the only way to come up is by foot or bike. some folks like cars, some do not. >> we recommend is closing the burnet avenue gate at all times, but also opening the drive create 24/7. >>> it is a compromise that creates a safe pedestrian bike walkway separated from vehicles. people had to walk on the dirt shoulder before this idea came along. nikolai drove up but only got as far as the kate. >> i think it would be a good recreational activity for it to be open at least maybe to some extent. >> reporter: some workers agree that limited vehicle access should be allowed. >> it would be nice for people to get up there by car. my grandma probably would not be able to walk all the way up there but it would be nice for her to get that few sometimes. >> reporter:'s number complained on weekends, cars line the streets and are easy prey for thieves. the curves are littered with glass fragments from all the break-ins. still, cars, up and our surprise the

were watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and the gate also coming up thousands of people are rescued from mozambique's coastal town of palma or an armed groups been laying siege for days. thousands across the border from me and more into thailand after an attack by the military the latest chapter in the gentiles crackdown on dissent. and identifies the 2 suicide bombers who blew themselves up outside a cafe drop and say they're linked to a previous attack. hello thanks for joining us egypt's president has ordered port authorities to prepare to offload some of the cargo from a container ship which has blocked the suez canal for 6 days it's caused huge delays to the global shipping network syria has been forced to ration fuel has a tanker waiting in the traffic jam along with around 300 other vessels steps are being taken to guarantee supplies for hospitals bakeries and water stations yemen and lebanon are also considering rationing fuel elsewheres can all authorities are waiting for more tugboats to help. 3 about ship on saturday they said they successfully dug out the ste

as often happens, the interest in these magical waters waned and eventually the gate is shut forever in 1990. they honestly just couldn't keep up with all of the other attractions there are in the area. this part of ohio right on the shores of lake erie is actually called eyes vacation. land people come for the beaches and all sorts of attractions. the blue whole is maybe just a little bit too quaint and to quiet. i like to show this because i think the postcards don't quite do it justice. the gate that they have to enter the blue hole is actually made out of local limestone rock that collapsed in order to make the blue hole, so it's really altogether to in one. and i thought that i would show you some of the things that the blue hole is competing with. so in ohio's vacation land, if you've ever been there many of you might know that there are all kinds of things that people associate with summer vacation. you can get ice cream. you can get taffy. you name it. it is a beach kind of place. and it starts at around the same time as the blue whole, with kind of this victorian, this low-ke

she opens the gate for him, he writes his horse through, she closes the gate behind him and continues to sing her goodbye song and she walks to her freedom. now that's significant because she was singing the goodbye songs or she could say goodbye to her family and friends so that they would know that she was leaving and not to be worried. so after tom and got her freedom, she said, when i found i had crossed that line, i looked at my hands to see if i was the same person. there was such a glory over everything. the sun came like gold through the trees and over the fields and i felt like i was in heaven. so this is tubman's first taste of freedom when she crossed over and she was able to spend some time in philadelphia and make money to come back and get her family and friends. next i don't want to highlight is called attorney. and it her journey in the underground railroad. so the quote over here says, i crossed the line. i was free. but there was no one to welcome me into the land of freedom. i was a stranger and a strange land and my home, after, all was down in maryland because my

but now they're going to have to have a bit of that they're gathering at the side of the gates. ritual but many of their once again. this is all to 0 these are the top stories europe's madsen's regulator has ruled the astra zeneca vaccine is safe and effective the agency found no evidence of a higher risk of blood clots in people who received the shot several in yukon to suspended its use over concerns about side effects the committee has come to a clear scientific conclusion this is a safe and effective vaccine its benefits in protecting people from 19 with the associated risks of death and hospitalized outweigh the possible risks the committee also concluded that the vaccine is not a city aged with an increase in the overall risk of throwing a fairly conventional blood clots britain's warning of a significant reduction in vaccine supplies by the end of the month the health secretary says the vaccine rollout is still on track but deliveries have been slowed due to supply issues in the coming hours top diplomats from the u.s. and china will meet in alaska it's going to be the 1st

so you better go ride the ferris wheel in golden gate park before the fun police shut it down. there are so many things to do in san francisco, and what we want to do is we want to support them. we want to support our businesses, to enjoy our city, but we still have to remember we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. so that means in a restaurant, when you're waiting for your table, keep your mask on. when your waiter walks up to the table, put your mask on. when you go to use the rest room, put your mask on. we're in the red zone now, but in a few weeks, we'll probably be in the orange, and that means we open our city more. and then, eventually, we'll be in the yellow. once we get vaccine and have more supply, we'll be in a better place. as of this day, over 22% of san franciscans over the age of 16 have been vaccinated, and 54% of those 65 and up have been vaccinated, and those are our most vulnerable population. those are the ones most likely to get covid. we're in an amazing place. we're not completely where we want to be, but we're better than we have been since oc

i have marked the golden gate bridge across the bay there.northbound arrow that, is showing slowdown until five minutes ago. they cleared the cnes and crews. across the north bay, you see the green arrows again and in towards the east bay. you know the way to san jose at the bottom of your screen in case you need to know. and the only area where we see anything below the speed limit, that's just the beginning of the commute. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, mike. developing now, detectives in castro valley searching for who is responsible for a deadly shooting just two blocks away from an elementary school. set to welcome back the youngest students for the first time today. happening about 5:15 last night not too far from castro valley elementary. sheriff's deputies chased the suspect's car to the area of oakland. they set up a perimeter there. they were looking for suspects who ran away on foot. so far, no word on any arrests. >> happening today, the deadline for organizers to hand in signatures in their effort to recall gover

sold so she was about to leave in 1849, this shows harriet tubman in caroline county and opening the gate and as she's going to leave, her owner comes home and rides up on the horse and she starts singing and opens the gate for him and he rides his horse through and closes the gate behind him and continues to sing her goodbye song and she walks to her freedom. now that's significant because she was singing a goodbye song so she could say goodbye to her family and friends so that they would know she was leaving and not to be worried. after tubman got to freedom, she said when i found i had crossed that line, i looked at my hands to see if i was the same person, there was such a glory over everything, the sun came like gold through the trees, and over the fields, and i felt like i was in heaven this. tubman's first taste of freedom when she crossed over, and she was able to spend some time in philadelphia and make money, to come back and get her family and friends. the next section we're going to highlight is called the journey, and it's supposed to show a journey one night on the undergrou

the gates are laying on the ground. why in the world would you do construction and have it stop to say, you can build everything except close the gates? the border patrol team has drug over some of the steel to stack in front of the gaps here to keep vehicles from driving through and try to put different barriers to slow down the traffic. along every one much these gaps of miles and miles of fence, they have to assign a border patrol agent to sit at the gap because it's the obvious place to literally walk through the fence. there's only one reason that you would have a fence like this for miles and miles and leave it open as a gap. to allow people through. worse than that, all the way through this construction area is just a dirt path they used for construction, but in the contract itself, it was setup to be able to allow for the fence construction first. remember, this is a wall system. there's technology an wall. walls are medieval, i get that, but there's a reason we still use fences in our backyard and there's still

also, let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. there is a high wind advisory in place for this bridge as well. so you want to take your time. also, i want to bring up something else i'm seeing here on the cat. this is in sandra fell there is a accident and a spill over here. >> this is going to be actually on west bound 5.80, 2 francisco boulevard. so we'll keep a close eye on that incident as well. we'll have more on that coming up next. but for now, back to the news. in the wake of 2 mass shootings democrats on capitol hill are renewing calls for gun control. president joe biden says he wants congress to act quickly to pass plans. he says will stop the senseless killings. but republicans are opposed to democrats proposals. washington, dc correspondent raquel martin joins us live this morning with more. good morning. rick l. good morning. will this continues to be a polarizing issue on capitol hill. we know that. >> democrats will need at least 10 republican to they want to pass any of the bills that they presented. but unilateral

john mentioned that we're seeing that here along the golden gate bridge. inutes as you head into the city. so we're staying on top of those hot spots. the darya and james, back to you. >> 8.32 right now and new this morning, a new schedule for bart and caltrain. yes, starting on monday, things are going to change a little bit because good news there's an uptick in ridership. more more people getting vaccinated, be more comfortable writing mass transportation let's go to kron 4. sarah stinson live at the lafayette bart station with the details. hi, sarah. >> been talking to a lot of our writers here in lafayette and a lot of them telling me they ride every single morning. and this would really help them get to wherever they're going faster because right now you have to wait a lot longer than before. the pandemic to get on that train and head to work or wherever you may be going. so it's a big sigh of relief to these bart bart and caltrain. they seen an uptick in ridership. so they're both going to expand their schedules and this is going to be starting on mo

we do have reports up in the north bay -- let's look at the golden gate bridge camera, there is spotty lens action over here, that will be one factor for the morning, it gets wetter on the north side of the golden gate bridge, marin, chp did get reports of roadway flooding about a foot of water in one of the lanes, at one point overnight i don't know the status exactly right now but just a note it could get worse. the rest of the bay headed south is all right. we have another note for farther up. back to you, kris. >> thank you, mike. >>> today the state is expected to announce more county also be changing tiers. alameda and the solano counties move from the most restrictive purple into the red. alameda county, in order to move to the red tier, fewer than 7 cases per 100,000 people for two weeks straight. now at 6.3. alameda county expects to go to the red tier thursday which means indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms can start to reopen. >>> oakland coliseum is under fire for giving thousands of people a lesser covid-19 vaccine dose than they were supposed to. health officials are w

say the suspected attackers tried to enter the building on a motorcycle but they were stopped at the gate before the bomb went off. the fact that i get a quick on the end of it but it happened during the shift change a prayer that tucker was trying to enter a church in one of our stuff was suspicious when the attacker was trying to stand near the gate and later when the bomb exploded but bang had a more theaters a publisher and c. of tempo one of indonesia's leading news and politics magazines he says many of indonesia's bomb makers are trained in afghanistan and syria. because it happened again so many years and then it happened quite often maybe 20 or so years ago. and then after that there has been quite a bit of better security but now it's happening again. which is a bit worrying for us because. it happened a lot during that time when we have afghan war and a lot of indonesian were trained in afghan war about bombing but after the end of the then war there was should be ok but now it's start again so we award it later because of what happened in the. one instance might be. connected

the wall, the gates, the traverses you see here. it was a really rough place to be out in this territory, and there's all kinds of threat. you have some of the hostile native american tribes, and on top of that, there were 3500 men here. you've got disease, injuries, on top of everything else they are being exposed to the elements. this is actually a different design than most of the forts of this time period. you tend to see the forts of this time period being geometrical in shape, but if you look at an overview of the fort, it really follows the lay of the land. it is on a 40-foot bluff that overlooks the river and harrison wanted to use that as a defense mechanism. it was going to be extremely difficult for the british, should they decide to storm the fort, to get up that hill, and he wanted to use that as a defense mechanism. with the fort construction ending around the end of april, it ended specifically because the british showed up. the americans knew the british were going to be on the move as winter faded into spring, so th

take the gates. you either open that door ongoing open it. i lost the keys.i will give you three minutes he replies. he begins counting down. when he reaches zero the flying squad searches passey unresisting guards and bust the locks. the strikers rush outside and mingle on the sidewalk while the plant please seek shelter in a women's restroom. that rage of the flint police department report may have been captured by the strikers. minutes after they break through the two doors, please began crossing the bridge from the positions on the south bank of the river. they are with tear gas and have bulletproof vest. the face is hidden inside cure masks. they look like a platoon of insects. here they come. william is didn't just inside the door. he braces his feet against the center post. the captain of the flint police commands the strikers open the gates. he gets no response. a police officer smashes the glass. he thinks the weapon looks like vista what he thinks he ain't got gets enough to shoot harmless worker. the cop does have guts fired tear gas shell into the

at the golden gate national recreation area happen during a walk apparently loose and sort of fell off the side firefighters say the pup didn't have any injuries thankfully. they're advising people of course to call for help if their pet or if a person ever does slide down the side of a cliff no, but do have a pet falls down. >>most times the owner tries just go out the thing and then the owner don't do that. you know has called for help because obviously as you can see in this video they have the equipment to go down there safely get the animal or the person and rich you want to help your dog and then you get started and dog doc yeah, best thing to do obviously call 911 we'll take a break 7.56 is the time in the next hour alameda county is one of several bay area counties hoping to enter the red tier of reopening. >>that would be a really good news if it happens. we'll have a live report from sarah stinson and the berkeley unified school district announcing their reopening plan we'll have details in a live report from kron four's will tran stay tune. the kro

on the terrorism act at the entrance gate of the cathedral church in microsoft today.

>> my sense is we are a little bit slow out of the gate. that's a big statement. >> you're saying that as former pentagon official, you are worried. i'm also encouraged that we are focusing on the challenge, and we are thinking about what we need to do to be more competitive in this spa. we are understanding what the chinese are doing at a more sophisticated level. in terms of building the emerging technologies out, chinese are doing quite well. but it comes to application and building systems, at a lot less clear. they may have a bit of a head start on the r&d. when it comes to applications, i'm still confident we can maintain a competitive edge. steve: you know this world well. i'd be interested to know what you think about this. the way randy described it, appears as peers. >> i totally agree with randy, but i would add on the commercial front, i do think they are starting to compete with us. for the chinese have been smart is climate. climate is identified as a big area of potential cooperation, whereas i think it is good to be an area

drive times for you as you head into the cities in the golden gate bridge under 20 minutes. we'll be back with more traffic as the morning goes on for now back to the headlines. a big story this morning for you to more bay area counties have moved into the less restrictive reopening tier meaning hundreds more businesses can expand their operations both indoors and outdoors state health officials revealed alameda and solano counties have slowed the spread of covid-19 while enough to move from the purple tier into the red tier. they now join the majority of the bay area leaving just sonoma and contra costa counties in the most restrictive purple tier, not pictured on the map is santa cruz county which also moved into the red tier. here's what moving into that bridge here means for businesses restaurants can now open indoor at 25% capacity, retail stores and shopping malls can open at 50% capacity use him zoos aquariums as well move movie theaters can also open indoors at 25% capacity gyms 10% capacity indoor social gatherings are still discouraged, but they're loud with a maxim

there is no justice no democracy there's no freedom this is how they have ruled the country for 5 the gate continuously yeah so this 2000 a constitution that they created easy by the military to the others for the military generous just imagine their power of power steering how do you work men do for the so how about it guns guns that it can take any time they want to power from you so it was the power of it was tough 5 years for our leader us our city for our party and l.t. of course they can pay the power any tab you want this war they just have done it 1st of february it was have part of choice you talk about how challenging the last few years last 5 years you say have been for aung san suu kyi but for many people the recent years have also witnessed a shift in her own either in views or her actions she was what seen as a global symbol of democracy and now she's become a politician that many people see as aiding and abetting human rights abuses possibly war crimes she has defended military leaders at the u.n. said should be prosecuted for genocide crimes against humanity war crimes what

. >>> reopening the gates to universal studios, but one big change to the reopening. what you won't be able to do next. >>> plus, he has had quite the year, but today, the san francisco zoo's most famous lemur, maki is celebrating something, and more about his eventful year. that is tasty. coming up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>> the south bay is approaching a milestone one year into the pandemic, and a good milestone, 3 million covid tests. santa clara county says this time, a few hundred people getting tested everyday, and health leaders scaled up in the peak of the surge. and 25,

they opened up the gates and all the criminals all the stables so they came in and the women in our country.s. immigration policy is just letting in as many people as they can. there is no policy. i know the country started on immigrants, while this is the to the stop for everything. this is the time to stop how. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is the land over the free, home of the brave. the melting pot of the world. bring the votes from hungary, from africa. bring some more africans, that is what we need. we're outnumbered here, bring more blacks. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they're coming now, some from -- the coming from any. but in the united states, its unemployment. rave, herder, hashish, marijuana, new name, it they have it here. >> let the hate patients come, and they don't work. the cubans, so let them come in. let them take over the rest of new jersey. maybe it'll be a better place, who knows? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think it's a pure case of discrimination. i mean haitians face the fact that they're black. and a totally upset me that they relating in ten, 15,000 cubans at one time, and then turning back haitians th

what happened on february 4th is a man came through the gate, and there you had the first failure. identification was not properly checked by the gate guard who admitted that he had failed to check that i.d. the person goes through the gate, and apparently, according to the investigation released by the air force today, wanders around andrews for some five hours or so. he visits various areas on andrews and he finally finds the flight line. he goes through the passenger terminal which, again, has a good deal of security. he finds an unlocked malfunctioning gate which is not supposed to happen right at the flight line, and he walks out onto the flight line. what he finds there san aircraft, one of those blue and white painted aircraft, it's called the c-40, that is used to carry high-level government officials. the president would not typically use that air frame, but it looks to be what the world knows to be air force one, but smaller. it's open because people are doing training on board it, and he walks onto the plane. this is everything that is not supposed to happen. and he's no

after interim results in the us suggested it was 79 percent effective against symptomatic covered in the gate even safety monitoring board when they saw their press release they got concerned and wrote a rather harsh note to them in the copy to me saying that in fact they felt that the gate that was in the press release were somewhat outdated and might in fact be misleading astra zeneca says it'll share the most up to date data with the monitoring board by thursday but if there's potential for reputational damage in the u.s. in europe it's already happened. in france they're scrambling to get back on track with the vaccine rollout last week the prime minister made sure he was seen getting asters anika job after his government like other. briefly halted the use of the vaccine over blood clot for years now paris is calling on astra zeneca to meet its delivery promises. that what they do with the ticket authentic i.q. is what we're fighting to get doses in particular astra zeneca which is currently a little below its commitments to us so we continue to mobilize and the european union is very eng

it's been almost a year since the gates were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic.pe francis travels through iraqi. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. hello. last weekend was a mainly dry weekend across the uk, with high pressure in control. and this weekend will be the same. but there is a significant difference between weekends — that word there, cold. a very different feel to things. spring in the air last weekend, 15 celsius in the sunshine. this weekend, with only a few sunny spells around, it's closer to 7 degrees. and it feels like winter's still got a bit of life left in it. but it is high pressure across us, so it is going to be mainly dry. just this one weak weather front will deliver a bit of rain into parts of scotland, especially the further north you are. there is milder air out in the atlantic. it will come our way in the week ahead, but that's not the only change coming, as i'll show you in a moment. this is how saturday begins, temperatures well below freezing. in the coldest parts, a widespread frost to start the day. some mist and fo

he runs. >> rose's baby through the gate and it's the seconds from his hitting in gym city gate fallsf babies on the ground. that's when you're that her baby saddam may be we're all like people are just mad at this guy zoo employees were there in moments to secure the scene and hold the 25 year-old father. >> well, police responded they just really happened so fast in the end, the 2 year-old daughter was ok, the 25 year-old was arrested. the elephant was unharmed, but the big question was why did he do it. and he used fingers of trying picture it it was like running behind him. witnesses say it was just a picture. everyone walked away alive. but the or tell family is still shaking off what they saw 50 years from now and never forget this guy. jose. >> jumping in with his coming up on the kron 4 morning news on their wedding day. it was worst nightmare. the marriage ceremony that led to a scuba divers search. >> for something special. we'll have that story when we come back. >> things did not go as planned for one newlywed couple shortly after tying the knot at lake tahoe. their weddin

to enter a church and one of our stuff was suspicious when the attacker was trying to stand near the gate and later at the bomb exploded. just to washington joins us now from the capital jakarta eyewitness testimony there from the location but what are the authorities saying jessica about this attack. well so we have heard from indonesian authorities just in the recent hours speaking out about this horrific attack which happened on palm sunday an important day for christians around the world we recently heard from the president of indonesia joker widodo who said that he condemns this attack and that all religious teachings rejects this kind of violence he's urged the public to remain calm and said that indonesia does protect all individuals and gives people the freedom to worship peacefully now he has called on every indonesian to work together to fight terrorism in this country we've also heard from the minister of religion who has reiterated the importance of moderate religion of peaceful teachings and also called on security to security forces to increase the efforts around places of w

delivery only concessions and requiring either proof of vaccination or a negative test to get in the gate. the 49ers say 97% of their season ticket holders have decided to hold onto their ticket. >>> they have gotten a lot of questions about post pandemic games. they say they are trying to rebuild consumer health confidence. >>> here is dennisthour area tri gback tback e se but i suppo losing to the la dodgers, right? 953 allowed into scottsdale stadium. missed shot its like this but they were wide awake to see logan make his spring debut. he retired the dodger's first three hitters in order. a.j. pollack brought in. luciano got his first start. a wicked breaking ball. he struck out three times but his future is very bright. 1-0 giants, 7th inning but they couldn't hold it. louis can't make the catch in center field. the dodgers tied the game on that hit. that is how the seven inning affair ended. giants are be log for their first texas league win. >>> a's and brewers in phoenix. ramon wants to run more this season. here is a good way to practice. the ball goes to the wall. he races in to

finish the last piece closing in the gates and get this thing done. >> absolutely. senator langford, thanks very much. so with democrats reporting $2 trillion in tax hikes, my next guest says don't expect any republicans to go for the ride. reverend norquist joins us now. they don't expect any republicans to go along for the ride. apparently late today representative defazio suggested that instead of putting infrastructure and everything in one package, that they would ram the taxes through reconciliation knowing that obviously republicans wouldn't go along. >> well, the president has said that biden has said he wouldn't raise taxes on anyone that earnedless than $400,000. if you look at the taxes they're preparing to ram through, it hit as lot of middle class people. when you increase the corporate income tax, everybody's utility bills go up. federal taxes flow through your utility bills. that's billions right there by taking the corporate rate up. americans will pay more for utilities. that's everybody. they're talking about a gasoline tax. energy tax. a carbon tax

this should be even as the gated for the crime yeah these should be investigated distribute to massena inquiry investigate these all militaries in the us for their crimes so does crime has being just laid there without punishment there's a chance that this i here's what i'm not following she's the one who went to the hague to defend this she's the one who said this stuff is fake news she dismissed ethnic cleansing and rock n roll came as muslims killing muslims the very thing you want the world to know about she seems to be dismissing how do you reconcile that i cannot go back to the past i am only looking for the future so the future that we are looking is the fender a democratic free union of myanmar where everyone will have a future no one should be left behind every crime dead because we did should be investigated no matter who no matter what it has to be vindicated it happening to relink up people to happen to shout look at you know kareem's all the crime they had been taking place should be even a good investment of as you would never have been again or we'll have to leave it the

the chp wind advisory was posted for 580 and the golden gate pass and the golden gate bridge. 38 minutes from 205 to 680 and dublin and now, a crash at grant pass road with the left lane blocked. keep that in mind if you are going in that area with it dipping down to 10 miles an hour. the main travel times, everything in the green except for westbound 580 looking like a 37 minute drive from 205 through 680. south bay travel times not looking bad with everything in the green and we will look at that to see if changes happen. the san mateo bridge in the green with a 12 minute commute from 882 san mateo and the bay bridge toll plaza, looking good and in the green with metering lights off. a seven minute drive from the macarthur maze to san francisco. >>> still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medici

they spent the entire time invest gating whether she broke the law.hat investigation. so when he says that. when he says that the justice department told his lawyers that he's a subject, not a target, that is largely a meaningless distinction. >> understood based on your reporting. the times mentions and axios reported just today that gates was eyeing, quote, early retirement, exploring potentially a media job, for example, at newsmax. you include some of that discussion in the article. are these two stories linked in any way when you say that he's mulling retirement and he's also under doj investigation? >> i think gates has known about this investigation for some time. now, how that is impacted, how he views his political future, i'm not sure. we heard he was very, obviously, concerned about this. that would -- you know, if you were a congressman in that situation you would try to either get out in front of the story or try and find a better landing path. it's unclear what he will do. and it's unclear what the garland justice department will do. gat