theresa, how do you think this is going to play out? is the east going to come under russia's fair of influence? is that car? is it going to be annexed in the fog of war? no one has made any correct predictions at all in this war. and i would say that it's really unclear, know when we predict how the things that have happened in ukraine. so i will not make any predictions on this. they are adding more troops in the region. we know russians have a huge morale problem, and this could, the cranes upon very hard because it's their country and it's their land. so it's very difficult at this moment to predict what will happen will be a turning point. as leverage has stated, it's phase 2. but i think that your p in response to all of this needs to be more weapons, more support, more sanctions, and more money. we see germany kind of tracking their keels on all of this president zalinski. ukraine has banked for leper tanks from germany, but there's a lot of reluctant to do this. a new scandal just erupted recently in europe about the s p d. 's t

i'd like to go back to theresa fallon just to, to round out the show here. when the war 1st started to stand with ukraine, sort of symbol it was everywhere. do you think that as time goes on the world's resolve, the west resolve to help you? crane may filter. i mean, that's very good question. you know, the national communities attention span is very limited. so i think that moves like today's president of the european council charles michelle visit to give, keeps it on the, the map for many people. but i see, even in the new cycle, we don't see it on the front page so much anymore. the story of ukraine. so i think the russians understand that. and i also, we all know that the warrant on that has been going on for 8 years. and it didn't really get onto the headlines until the age of ukraine. so for 8 years, this has been link, you know, this has been a long drawn out conflict. and so this is my concern. but on the other hand, now we're seeing because of this kind of distraction with ukraine, sweden and finland are looking like they are going to ask to join n

theresa fallon, director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. thank you very much for joining us here on inside story. i'd like to start with you are puzzle, falcon, how or if i may as the military analyst? what is this new stage in the war? what does it mean more to change your van for, sir? said so, russia try and in the beginning of this campaign to a kind of advance at the same time on the number of different, separate directions that didn't work out very well. so now the of russia's reserves and forces which are clearly not adequate for such a job of moving in all directions will be concentrating in of the particular area of the east south ukraine to achieve apparently victory there. so now they began once when officially announced at least by the russian, i'm in the new stage i've had to describe as a do other i don't know if you're familiar with that, but where you fail the 1st time you try again a 2nd time is that what this is, the failure of the initial aims, therefore a recalibration, a new kind of measure of what success means for rus

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theresa. >>dave, thank you for that. well, after having us car broken into 6 times in the last 2 months, a new orleans man has gone viral for taking matters into his own hands. brandon backe installed a 12 gauge flash bang, essentially gun powder in a small cardboard container inside his truck. it was triggered to go off as soon as these center console opens and turn off, cameras captured another would-be thief breaking into bats car and getting the surprise of his life. you know, it's going to get like >>killed or really permanently hurt from this. >>but it's not pleasant. >>that doesn't encourage traps like this and hopes drivers would instead just by some security cameras to better assist police. they've already been 112 carjackings reported in new orleans this year. well, coming off the a's and tampa bay taking on the rays. plus the stanford basketball star gets trapped the first round, though. >>welcome back. meanwhile, the a's in tampa bay taking on the rays were talking baseball here to get you up to speed in the

. >> kron four's theresa is there with more on this story.resa. >> ken and pam, we are here in ross more right in front of the intersection. were this terrible tragedy struck and we were talking to residents today who say that they are heartbroken as well as traumatized about the facts of this case. investigators are calling this crash in ross more a felony dui accident. >> they say 75 year-old steven keys, lee's car jumped the curb and struck curtis gunn and his wife laura land as they walked on the sidewalk back from a trivia game night at the local rec facility. 64 year-old curtis died at the scene. laura lynn was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >> my heart was just broken. he's just a tragedy. it's it's very sad. berry said that the man lost his life and feel sorry for his wife. >> and it was totally unnecessary on wednesday, roswell residents talked about the tragedy looking at the markings still visible where investigators knocked out the crime scene. just walk by the spot where there's i think, you know, leftovers from the fl

theresa: we had a lot of issues. we had some inries, ankles being broken.ut murillo worried about speaking out. theresa: i heard horror stories about other people trying to push for it, and they were let go as coaches. i really like my job. i really like doing what i'm doing right now. amna: but you thought, if you advocated for the girls, that would be helagainst you? theresa: i was worried about that, yes, because i heard it from other coaches. catherine: 50 years on, we live the same challenge that we've always lived, right, that we have a promise that we have to struggle to achieve. amna: catherine lhamon is assistant secretary for civil rights at the department of education. she says parents and students shouldn't have to be the first ones flagging title ix violations. in instances when the responsibility does lie with the students or the parents themselves, what would you say to that? is that fair? catherine: i regret that this country puts people in that position, because i believe that all of us should be able to, in advance, have our rights respect

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theresa express. fear that the continuing, bent and foreign visitors were he, the industrious, hard pa can and cannot. i won't have that on campus because they see that things are not going well and tourism young people don't want to enter the industry are not always a bit out to the center. then when we open the board has again, only older people will where connect to when i say power melanie entering and the lack of young talent will be a big problem. plans and to she got one of my meanings. i joined the one team. no only hotels, but also restaurants is doors in tours area struggling. joe worked for years in clothing store and witness. he go down hill roof. anton. wow, man. oh, can i been here before the pandemic? we almost had no time for lunch or dinner. hang me about it. now we do this enzyme that and most of the remaining time we spend waiting for customers. now on monday, if you are, there just aren't any tourist, i'm happy that they may. i was always a good phone, concur jones's many restaurants. they used to have a long lay. now do not even require reservations. so the law tha

he doesn't tend to pose those questions, so a theresa may or a gordon brown having drinks at a worksknow, is this, is this a party, is it a work do? could it be seen as a party? i don't think he goes through those thought processes. but why? why doesn't he? good question. what i would say is he was certainly in trouble in february, _ and then came the russian invasion, | and that seemed to give him a little | bit of a lease of life, - and you constantly heard | conservative politicians saying, | this is not the time to oust him, i but what has happened in the lastl week, i think, is a change of mood. i entirely agree with| what steve has said. that argument doesn't really stack up, lloyd george replaced asquith, churchill replaced chamberlain and margaret thatcher was replaced byjohn major during the first gulf war. modi's relationship with putin. first of all, how important is that relationship for india? i mean, i understand it is a historical association, the non—aligned movement and poking the united states in the eye which was popular in the 50s and 60s, but now? first of all, i

i'm theresa is stasio. today. president biden announcing new actions to crack down on the sale of ghost guns. he is speaking right now. let's listen in. >>has taken stand over thank you, mister president. thank you. vice president harris for your leadership in protecting the people of this nation and for placing your trust in me to become the next director of the atf. thank you. also, a deputy attorney general monaco for all that you and attorney general. >>garland continue to do at doj to a nation safer. and thank you, mia, for your incredible inspiration and courage not just here today, but all over this nation. thank you. i also want to thank my incredible support of an often haitian family who are here. my wonderful wife, carol, and my children, ali and david, please. he's 16 years old. i want to draft. agent in the house. but seriously more most especially today. i want to thank the men and women of the atf. i started as a career prosecutor back in 1992. and i has spent 3 decades watching and admiring agents

kron four's theresa stasi joining us live now at high school. >> theresa, how are things looking out there? >> as you can see behind me, the scene is certainly calmed down. stephon a but as you're imagining, this was a very scary situation for a lot of parents. take a look at this video school let out early here in nevada. high school because administrators said that to the threat had been. >> well and had gone away because it really wasn't ever a threat. they said that initially what happened is that early this morning there was an easter egg hunt for seniors and in one of the eggs that there was going to be some tickets for the prom. so all of the kids were very excited. they went and they did this easter egg hunt. however, one of the aides had a message or a note. we're have been told that there was a bomb threat on campus said there was an actual physical bomb. so that triggered several actions. the school was locked down for several hours and there was a scope and a sweep of the entire campus. the bomb squad came in. they did not find anything about a police as well as the count

theresa gray, a paramedic and nurse from alaska, has sent self-sufficient medical teams to natural andr volunteers traveled to romania, where they provided care and comfort to hundreds of ukrainians in need. >> what we were expecting to see was large groups of people in tents. and actually, they are housing refugees in individual dorm rooms. they have got food. they've got shelter. but they've lost almost everything. this is filled with women, children, and elderly. there is a flu outbreak, currently, that obviously affects the children. we also have pre-existing conditions. it isn't just about fixing the broken arm, or giving you medicine. it's making that human connection. sometimes, you need to hold their hand, and walk 'em down a hallway and listen to them. we try to meet the needs of whatever presents to us. >> smile, everybody. >> human suffering has no borders. people are people, and love is love. >> to see theresa's organization in action, and find out how they went the extra mile to help one ukrainian family, go to cnnheroes.com. ask while you are there, nominate someone you k

two—year—old ella, and mum theresa, and dad, stephan.e to paraguay in novemberfrom november, but november from november, but why? like so many others, for this family it was the covid—19 pandemic which pushed them to leave germany. corona might well have been the final straw for this family, but there was another reason they decided to move. we'll come back to them later. michael schwartz is another new arrival — an architect from stuttgart. he dreamt of building his own german community here in hohenau. but when nobody would move with him, he decided to pack up and come alone. many people tell about vaccination, but this is not the main thing for me. i want to have blue sky. not so much clouds, cloudy, and not so much rain. and i want warm weather, and i want to do many things outside. and, of course, tax. ok, taxes. taxes is a big problem in germany. many people say in germany, we have the most taxes in the world, but the money is not put in for the people who live in germany long time. corona changed many things. 0k. over one million

. >> theresa reached out. i spoke to them this morning. it's one of those things where you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: channel 7 eyewitness news. >> i feel sorry for that ferrari. daryl la, thanks. >>> a mobster is back in federal custody after a week on the run. authorities in florida say 64-year-old domenic taddeo failed to return to a halfway house after a medical appointment last monday. he was found and arrested yesterday. taddeo has been in prison for decades after pleading guilty to multiple charges, including killing three people in the '80s. >>> still to come, the growing number of pet owners trying to turn their four legged friends into social media stars. >>> but first the inspirational young woman who's riding her own rising star. that's next. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed

was a block of our busier division years to greenland threw up wishes on the slopes. laughing, theresa, when you will leave them of nothing else from america for your browser loose than they are gonna shake and let me skip lashania to greenland. you will be short of this with us. most of this teach must dublin late say ladies fit in another way, but i will keep watching as to which i had them will you have somebody may go to them, store crane, and those nice boys awaits soap sleep. what can sal it's lee was mosquito nestled to know because of it. yeah. was it i will go crazy by it. so. yes. now posing that, don't just let me know. probably a good answer she plaza. it's to me telling me said wanna shut up on me. it's gray lot from work less than 9 each. so you come on there. go to san raphael within the city yet it took up was little clean. that's most of the street that had come like a mish daily. mattea brey it ah, me. the news ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. onl

theresa? >> yes, hi. this is theresa lee for cantonese interpreting. i will say in cantonese. [speaking in cantonese] >> clerk: ok, thank you. thank you all for being with us here today. we are setting the timer for two minutes. for those in the room who wish to provide comment, please line up to speak against the windows to your right, my left. will the first speaker come to the podium? please come forward. >> i've lived in almost every district in the city believe me and i've spoken before. chinatown is one of the oldest and most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. the bridge is a monstrocity, it's got to come down. attracts all kind of things. this is not what i want to speak on but i've lived there, and i've walked on the bridge. it would be so much better for the people that live there, and i've lived there, if it comes down and you have something beautiful to replace the most beautiful neighborhood in the city. it's got to come down. if you've ever walked across that bridge it's disgusting. that's all i have to say, and have a good day. there are other things i'll speak

theresa? >> yes, hi. this is theresa lee for cantonese interpreting. i will say in cantonese. [speaking in cantonese] >> clerk: ok, thank you. thank you all for being with us here today. we are setting the timer for two minutes. for those in the room who wish to provide comment, please line up to speak against the windows to your right, my left. will the first speaker come to the podium? please come forward. >> i've lived in almost every district in the city believe me and i've spoken before. chinatown is one of the oldest and most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. the bridge is a monstrocity, it's got to come down. attracts all kind of things. this is not what i want to speak on but i've lived there, and i've walked on the bridge. it would be so much better for the people that live there, and i've lived there, if it comes down and you have something beautiful to replace the most beautiful neighborhood in the city. it's got to come down. if you've ever walked across that bridge it's disgusting. that's all i have to say, and have a good day. there are other things i'll speak

and love is love. >> to see theresa's organization in action, go to cnnheroes.com.w we have a story, 25 years in the making. tomorrow night, cnn anchor an chief political correspondent dana bash sits down with barry manilow for "being barry manilow." they discuss his career, his music and his new musical "harmony", it is a true story set in nazi germany, but it has relevance right now that is unmistakable. here is a preview. >> these six brilliantly talented young men found musical harmony and personal harmony. ♪ even in their relationships, a jewish fellow marries a gentile woman, it was harmonious in every way, standing in stark contrast to what was happening in the world around them. ♪ >> we don't know them in america, but they were so famous that the story -- they just disappeared. all their records were destroyed. >> destroyed. all the movies, 12 movies were burned. they just annihilated them after being so tremendously popular around the world. >> harmony's relevance now is chilling. with war raging in ukraine, innocent lives disrupted by hate. doing this musi

fall from the beaten path have opened in sylph in dire financial straits, shutting down to country theresa industrial likely cost japan, at least 90000000000 years dollar in 2020 a loan. this is according to a study by a professor in confined university. wow. well, that really thank you so much for joining us. tie one's longest running, traditional puppet television show is creating non fungible tokens are and f t's to help bring their art form to new audiences and hopefully to make money. and if t's are a certificate of ownership in the digital world, we'll get more into that in a moment. but for now, check out the puppets going digital. bringing the drama, this puppet vanquishes those in fantasy realms. now its creators wanted to conquer a whole new universe. the n f t marketplace. that ad they the sort of an imagination everyone nowadays has for the online world is developing so fast that we're almost unable to grasp it. and so we've decided that instead of sitting by the sidelines, we had best approaches to jump straight in a digital future for an art form with deep roots in tie ones p

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. >> reporter: i am standing here on the edge of santa theresa county park and the two sides have alwaysn separated by acres and acres of private property and a dangerous highway and because of the new deal, the two parks will be linked in a safe way the miles of trails in santa theresa and consider, olero county parks are leaving challenges in the area. >> and every time i write it, i see it's a you > hen separated by roads and private property, causing users who ride and hockey between them to brave mckeyon road with no beak lane and sometimes dangerous drivers. >> and they're going pretty fast. sometimes people are passing each other and going faster than they should. >> reporter: in a deal approved by the board of supervisors, santa clara county will spend $8 million to buy 47 acres of private property separating the two parks and join them into one open space. a safe over or underpass will be build to allow users to safely cross mckeyon road. >> this was part of a big plan for alma den valley. >> reporter: robin cone said the previous land owner planned to develop homes but it would

the pandemic prevented the devout from praying to the sculpture of christ in the basilica sent theresa many catholics in venezuela. believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera, talked with carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed wise, really forces in the occupied west bank. youngest was a 14 year old boy, israeli forces something conducting raids over the past 5 days after palestinian gunmen killed 3 israelis. the tentative last week is pictures of civil wide outside of another. but he's really army vehicles have been pelting the stones on. speeding past remonstrated earlier, a court ruled an appeal. what can be heard about reducing the sent.

theresa, back to you. >>a brand new week long. cannabis celebration is coming to the bay area this month. it's called evergreen. san francisco kron on's rob nesbit reports of what you can expect. >>california was the first state to allow medicinal cannabis in 1996 20 years later, recreational cannabis was legalized. just some of the facts that will be celebrated during for 20. >>it's popular and legal and expands tourism. >>evergreen. san francisco was organized in less than 3 weeks by a number of groups, including the san francisco travel association. san francisco, cannabis retailers alliance and the chamber of commerce, executive director of the fisherman's wharf community benefit district. randall scott was also part of the planning committee for its historical events. you know, larry, that's a mission educate janell components to mission. and, you know, we're doing a concert on saturday. fisherman's wharf will host a book signing with the underground bakery, sticky fingers brownies provided pot brownies during the aids crisis

. >> kron four's theresa has the story. >> here in nevada, this was supposed to be just a fun-filled friday, an easter egg hunt for the senior class. but that is not what happened. >> what did school was locked down for several hours. a special bomb-sniffing dog and handler searched the north bay school highs. yes, i felt pretty concerned. police say that a school resource officer found an egg with a note attached warning there was a bomb on campus triggering authorities and staff to take action. the egg police say was not like the others involved in the hunt earlier in the day for seniors. some of those eggs contain free prom tickets in sight after several hours. police say that the campus was declared safe. students were let out early, much to the relief of worried parents like with the shooting with a lockdown, just scared. >> until they let you know, it's going on. it's kind of a changed world. yeah, for sure. the kids were scared. everybody want to leave. so i'm glad to let them all go home. how pretty concerned. and i run the place. they said that there was a home here. >> whic

he spoke with kron four's theresa about the devastation he saw and how despite being scared. he wants to go back and do more. >> we were able to take our car across the border so we had to go dumping warehouse, a location. >> the san francisco doctor, eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> instead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. th

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but theresa, thank you for that. energy issues could get worse in europe that says russia shuts off the gas to to nato countries. >> it comes after poland and bulgaria refused to pay for the gas and the russian currency, which is the ruble. european leaders called the move blackmail. russia also threatened to take similar action against other nations gas prices in europe soared over the news. poland has been a major gateway for the delivery of weapons to ukraine and has also been a vocal proponent of sanctions against russia. bulgaria has also hosted fighter jets at a new nato outpost. a rare moment of cooperation between the u.s. and russia. the biden administration announcing the release of a marine veteran. >> who had been imprisoned by moscow for almost 3 years. american trevor reed is now on his way home. he was 3 years into a 9 year sentence for allegedly assaulting a russian officer. what united states said was unjust and his parents didn't believe in exchange for reid's release. the u.s. agreed to return a co

things, it happening at a place called got juice shop in oakland after a car 3rd boulevard prefers theresa has their story. >> during the video and sent >> with the boarding that's a brandon mccoy showing us the latest damage done to got jews. a local hangout open by mccoy and his high school friend terrell. this is not the first, but the 3rd time their shop has been broken into in the last year. >> we're in oakland, natives. we want to open schools for 2 products of this place. so we don't want to believe and it's coming from within the community because we knew most the people, some of these sort of stuff. it says if bewildering because you don't know where we're coming from. >> mccoy says that after the first break in, they beefed up security after the second time they put in a reinforced door. so that the time without multiple times to get in. >> and when that didn't work. through the window. they climb through the window and it was. we have young women working there, young man and my concern for them outside of their safety because they're opening and closing. >> he says that he hopes

happens after them, not very much, with the notable exception of gavin williamson who was sacked by theresae national security council in 2019. i think it probably would have been better for the chancellor to let this go away. he has obviously been forced, he and his wife have been forced into a u—turn which is always embarrassing. there are two schools of thought in politics. when something goes wrong, you either brazen it out or you react quickly. what they did is the classic mistake of trying to brazen it out, then having to go on the back foot, so the story has lasted longer. we know that his rating had already slipped after the spring statement and the timing of this could not be worse. as the rest of us are getting our increased energy bills, our council tax bills, are struggling to pay for fuel costs on the forecourts, the cost of living crisis is engulfing everybody, so to have this come out right now just feeds into the narrative that this is a chancellor who is completely out of touch and that, in turn, feeds into the notion that, along with party gate, which borisjohnson would lo

theresa. any catholics in venezuela believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera told ah carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied. westbank. youngest was a 14 year old boy. israeli forces have been conducting raids over the past 5 days after palestinian gunmen killed. 3 israelis with last week is pictures of it. so while outside of another where he's really army vehicles have been pelting stones on speeding past remonstrated earlier. a court rule that an appeal what can be heard about reducing the sentence of a young palestinian held in an israeli prison? manasseh was 13 years old when he was arrested in 2015 in the occupied east. jerusalem. he and his cousin were linked to a stabbing of 2 israelis. nazareth was sentenced to 12 years in jail,

that's theresa kron. 4 news.d aid overseas. >> in national news, a trial is set for the lawsuit filed by the paronts of gabby petito against the parents of brian laundrie. petito was the 22 year-old found dead in wyoming after going on a road trip with her boyfriend brian laundrie. investigators say laundrie killed petito and later. now petito's parents are suing laundrie's parents accusing them of knowing their daughter was dead. the trial has been set for august of next year in florida. the attorney for the laundrie's has already filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it baseless. senate republicans are increasing on the fda over its decision to allow americans to get abortion pills in the mail. during the height of the pandemic. the agency temporarily allowed the option for public health reasons. the fda then made the change permanent in december. kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure heard from some lawmakers who are calling it a dangerous decision. >> the total number of abortions in the

theresa has more now from ross. more. >> we're here and ross more where this accident took place and residents out here tell me that they are heartbroken and traumatized about the facts of this case. investigators are calling this crash in ross more a felony dui accident. >> they say 75 year-old steven keys, lee's car jumped the curb and struck curtis gunn and his wife laura land as they walked on the sidewalk back from a trivia game night at the local rec facility. 64 year-old curtis died at the scene. laura lynn was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >> my heart was just broken. he's just a tragedy. it's it's very sad. berry said that the man lost his life and feel sorry for his wife. >> and it was totally unnecessary on wednesday, roswell residents talked about the tragedy looking at the markings still visible where investigators knocked out the crime scene. just walk by the spot where there's. >> i think, you know, leftovers from the flares and it just just hit me, you know, because i haven't been out sin

yeah, this is the got juice shop just off macarthur crawford's theresa had a chance to speak with the break ins. >> during the video and sent >> with the boarding that's the voice of brandon mccoy showing us the latest damage done to got jews, a local hangout open by mccoy and his high school friend terrell. this is not the first, but the 3rd time their shop has been broken into in the last year. >> we're oakland, natives. we want to open schools where product of this place so we don't want to believe and it's coming from within the community because we so many people, some of these sort of stuff. >> it says if bewildering because you don't know where we're coming from. >> mccoy says that after the first break in, they beefed up security after the second time they put in a reinforced door so that if they talk lot of time, it's without multiple times to get in. >> and when that didn't work. through the window. they climb through the window and it was. we have young women working there, young man and my concern for them outside of their safety because they're opening and closing. >> he

daria. >> thanks a lot, theresa 9.55.ws in the entertainment world is the big ring that j lo i support it. now it is a big giant green emerald ring and its to mark her engagement. see the big marry me, ben affleck. they're going to do it again. well, they never did get to the altar last time. it just got engaged right 1002. and then it told often i'd forgotten. but you reminded me that she didn't get back so she has. this is the new ring. she still has. i guess that 6.1 carat diamonds on word that that he didn't get. she didn't want she she never gave it yes, you're maybe she knew something. one day. he's going to a live look at the haha. >> well, you know what? why have one rain? we can have at least 2 of them in this forecast. maybe even a couple more. i know right to showers diminish towards the afternoon. we actually get some sunshine today, tuesday, wednesday are dry days. thursday's our next best chance of maybe even some light sprinkles on friday and again on saturday morning. just doors opening finally at the end,

crawford's theresa takes a closer look at what they've been dealing with. >> during the video sent >> damage done to got jews, a local hangout open by mccoy and his high school friend to around this is not the first, but the 3rd time their shop has been broken into in the last year. >> we're oakland, natives. we want to open schools for product of this place so we don't want to believe and it's coming from within the community because we knew most the people, some of these sort of stuff. it says if bewildering because you don't know where we're coming from. >> mccoy says that after the first break in, they beefed up security after the second time they put in a reinforced door. so that the time without multiple times to get in. >> and when that didn't work. through the window. they climb through the window and it was. we have young women working there, young man and my concern for them outside of me is their safety because they're opening and closing. >> he says that he hopes by sharing their story, perhaps it will turn their luck around and prevent future break-ins. we are in a corpor

kron four's theresa stasi explains what happened and what's next. >> nearly 600 students from san mateo high school attended the prom at the asian art museum on april 9th. and as of thursday, 90 of them tested positive for covid-19. is like missing students that i've seen. >> within. have not been houston's. we have covid. >> jaden new when attended the prom. he recently tested negative. he says mass were recommended but not required by san francisco health guidelines. >> then administration night. teachers, volunteers are there were not wearing their mask. now some students and parents calling on the school district to implement some covid prevention measures. >> i think they need to night on more, i'm yeah. more distractions about that because, you know, they're young. they feel dr. nothing going to happen to them. you know, they feel like they are indispensable. yeah, it seems like, you know, test people before. but yeah, and then i think people should get tested for the one school too. >> in a statement to kron 4 news, the superintendent of the san mateo union high school district s

they use twitter to reach millions of people in our mosque as an avid theresa with an audience of more than 80000000 followers himself. in 2022, it has annual revenue, reached $3720000000.00 us dollars. it's a relatively small amount compared to other giants life like facebook that made more than $84000000000.00 that same year. ah, let's bring in our guests now and joining us from london, we have quinn, mchugh, executive director at article 19 from los angeles. we have ramez, schriner, vasa, professor, him information studies at the university of california, and also from london, charles arthur, a journalist, specializing in technology and social media, very warm welcome to all of you, quinn. let's start with you. why has twitter excepted isla masks offer when? just a few days ago, the board unanimously agreed not to let the take over go through. i think maybe some people who are more inclined on business in the charleston speech that relatively well, it's clear that the offer that was ultimately made and exceeded the share price or the presence rate such that it was a very attractive

al jazeera theresa bowers. following this, sir. sorry, from point us alice at theresa. how on earth did a former president end up being extradited to the u. s. on drugs charges well, there's a huge security operation right now happening into which he got by that. so on to russ capital. he was earlier today he was at a special forces in military base. and then he was put into 2 helicopters, with sniper security forces, among other things, and he's now waiting in at airport. we're the drug enforcement agency plane is expected to land any minute. and from there, he's going to be transferred towards are there new united states in new york city or none? this was a very close ally of the united states. in fact, he met with several put with the vice president biden, when he was doing the obama administration. he met with former president donald trump. he was considered to be doing the right thing at that time because he was fighting against the legal migration and assisting the united states in that, in that fight. however, and in spite of all of this a while, all of this was

theresa. >> quite a day for not only elon but all of the people tweeting about this on twitter. >> withoutoubt, this is quite the big story. grant vicki of 44 billion dollar deal. twitter's board chair calling this transaction the best path forward for twitter. the chair expanding those comments by saying that the sale will bring new value to the company and provide more certainty was solid financing based in san francisco. twitter is a public company. it will become a private company after the deal become sealed, which is supposed to happen by the end of the year. musk, as you may recall, as you mention, offered to buy twitter 2 weeks ago. the company rejected the offer and actually took steps to block it. however, after musk presented a new deal with the enormous cache offering the board approved the payout. as for next steps, professor, about a father who teaches tack at san jose state university called the deal brilliant and a win for users saying a part of musk's plan includes a robust growth for twitter and everyone using it. well, the good news about it is that now you have somebody

but hello, doctor nick, i get get. commend me morning, jackie theresa. mad at okay, was it said that the life you say it was either give me a 2nd. the other was debbie say today got ocoee growth automatically fast buddy. mm. and that did i jane now stands at one major 52 tall jell fit bottle, but coffee at the douglas were little any more. the demon meant a little you may have jacksonville, i talked to buddy up. yes. come in a top. intimately the about natalie. up niss it kalokie. natalie. hey buddy. but obviously during the siemens bang, lou. package delhi dr. sarin checks on armis as he recovered from surgery. so hard a nice knife was let go quickly alone. don't forget that. i find on the it's a long road ahead. it will take another 9 weeks of daily physiotherapy before he can walk again. in another ward, another patient is being prepared for surgery does may no longer goes against that a release. but it's a new procedure. and one that dr. sarin has never performed before. his patient is a 32 year old man to protect his identity, who called him raoul. notice went cosmo fix sort of