start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with the tongs in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but tons directed indiscriminately at anyone in the crowd. in the volume these supporters are. taking risks in the hope that the next generation won't have to. if more of us cross over to our moscow bureau chief yuri rasha to yuri the poisoning of alexei navalny is his imprisonment the crackdown on his supporters seen from abroad this is all rather shocking how do people in russia see it well i can't talk about the whole contra terry and the war and to that many protests across russia like that will last a beacon for example but i can imagine that everyone who saw the pictures from last night from here in moscow or st petersburg was shocked because the police will not only suffer this time they also arrested people at random directed them out of the coffee skull to them in the lane scenes in narrow streets who threw them out of the doorways and beat them i saw for example a v. doing beach a colleague of mine who had to the

when the film was made gen tonge was still at the helm of the largely isolated country but then came democratic reforms and me on maher began opening up in 2012 side effect were able to tour broad for the 1st time ever their gig in a berlin club was their 1st time playing in freedom other concerts in germany as well as france and the united states following. try i will finish. only to be off. that's all right. gosh i wish to make you shocked that nobody could show it that kerry is going to. try just right there's still a chance for them just like generations to do show. and that's exactly what myanmar's young people don't want to accept recent weeks have shown how political rebellious and creative generations e. is they very quickly established symbols of protest such as the 3 finger salute from the hunger games film series and of course they use social media to organize protests and share the results of their protest culture like the song one day by punk band rebel riot a direct challenge to the country's military. and this song got hundreds of thousands of clicks shortly after its

a doctor jennifer tong with the santa clara county health department says seeing about a 10 to 20%. no show rate in health care is actually common but they were hoping that you know excitement over getting the vaccine would make no show rates a little more minimal. >>for multiple days and vaccine for multiple days and most of the any unused vaccine can be allocated to the subsequent date. we over book at our sites in anticipation anticipated no show rates and so if we have more people come than we thought might come we can also go into the next day's supply of vaccine. >>doctor tang says that they have processes in place to prevent any wasted doses which includes offering them to any area health care workers that might not be vaccinated yet or other county employees working in high touch public outreach settings. and over in the east bay, a terrifying scene earlier today moraga police and contra costa animal services. >>are looking for a coyote that attacked a young girl. it happened around 8.30 this morning and near the intersection of camp the lindo drive-in kiawah montana the gir

also the discussion and i think that's an important discussion that extradition treaties not only tong. so far frozen but also that there were talks in discussions about doing the same thing for the extradition treaties with china and i think that are definitely a discussion that needs to go further getting ensign head of the german parliament someone that's going to pleasure having you on thank you so much. thank you a soul based rights organization has said in reports that north korea has been using generations of south koreans as slave labor and its gold mines and profits from the illegal sale of coal and other products are being used to fund north korea's weapons program the report from the citizens alliance for north korean human rights says tens of thousands of south korean prisoners of war were never returned after the 195053 korean war since then 1st they and now their children have been forced to work in inhuman conditions across north korean coal mines it's not only that because you can say ok but they are in the eighty's they don't work in the mines yes but 2nd and 3rd gener

company announced is working with regulators on potential changes to its vaccine could make it adaptable tong with regulators on potential changes to future variants. >> how long from the time you discover a new variant could you discover new tweak your current vaccines to make it effective? >> we are aiming for 100 days >> what about the findings of israeli studies showing substantial immune response after one dose of the pfizer vaccine. >> i believe the data were in much younger population so you expect much higher level of protection try to rely on one dose. >> very >> it is too much of a risk right now to rely on one dose >> very high risk, i think.th the hope they >> people getting these vaccinations with the hopes that they won't die and get sick from the disease. and right now we are still wearing masks because of the possibility that you can still infect others. what is the data showing you? is it likely that you can infect others others after two doses? >> we are getting data and other studies will better understand this a lot of indications right now that are telling us that there i

quick look now at some of the other stories making news around the world captain tong the british centennial centenarian who raised money for the u.k.'s national health service by walking laps in his backyard has died covered 90 to tom moore's campaign went viral last year and helped to raise more than $30000000.00 pounds or $34000000.00. 1000000000 miles new military government has been holding its 1st cabinet meeting since it seems power the country's top general has described monday's coup as inevitable meanwhile the u.n. security council and emergency sessions discussing the coup which has been condemned by governments around the world. and out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told people living in the area to be pacified place themselves as it's now too dangerous to leave. workers conducting brags it checks on food and animal products at one of northern ireland's ports have been taken off duty amid concerns for their safety after graffiti appeared close to the port of lon describing staff as targets there'

santa clara county decided not to show up for their covid-19 vaccine appointments doctor jennifer tong says though that number sounds large the county still administered about 40,000 doses across all 7 county run sites. >>and a 10% no show rate isn't totally uncommon in health care. >>we would expect it's with the excitement over receiving this vaccine that notion rates would be minimal. but we also know that there are people for various reasons decide not to come for their appointment for that reason we follow these rates closely on it on a daily basis and we adjust our total intermittently as far as the leftover shots go doctor tom says they have processes in place to prevent any wasted doses. >>which includes offering them to any area health care workers whom may not be vaccinated yet or other county employees working in high touched public outreach settings most of the any unused vaccine can be allocated to the subsequent date. we over book at our sites in anticipation of no show rates. >>and so if we have more people come than we thought might come we can also go into the next day

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my shortly before he died captain tong said efforts a world tour and we want to leave you with that thought that's all for this edition of the 19th stay safe. was their confidant their lover an undercover agent for the british police. activists came to endless summer spied on down to the most intimate details now they are suing the state but instead of stopping these romeo agents the government wants to give the economic powers. 90 minutes on t w. e coal india. how can a country's economy grow harmony with its people. when there are doers who look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india equal to. the d.w.p. . innocent company pushed muslims are sold out in the uk right now climate change means different hospital story. faces much less the way phone just one week. how much work can really get. we still have time to ask i'm going. to success. that subscribes like this. it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the new world order of the new silk

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protesters in ireland attacked police with fireworks and other objects police charged the crowds with the tongs and $23.00 people were arrested. and russia's space agency ross cosmos has launched its 1st ever satellite to monitor the frozen and vironment of the arctic the rocket carrying the satellite blasted off from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan that's what you're seeing. everything from brand names to work relations and even family ties are showing signs of breakdown as u.s. political divides began to affect practically every section of society as artie's all quarter explains. if you take joe biden's word at face value you might think political polarization in america is no big deal the nation is not divine to this not nearly as divided as we make it out to be but if you take a look at what's actually going on in the streets well a different picture begins to appear. and according to the statistics your eyes are not deceiving you i think we're all aware of how political polarization has affected our elections and system of government but the impacts go far beyond the political arena it s

they turned out the lights and the glow showed through so you could get tongs and put them in there. this is another great concern for the security man. the buckets were loaded -- the bottom was laid in all horizontal. the second, they did right angles. they did 64 fuel elements in a bucket. to confirm that the count was right, they waited the bucket -- weighed the bucket. one great concern by the atomic energy commission what to account for every fuel element. that was tough to do. thousands of these things. 64,000 fuel elements in a reactor and you discharge a third. however, quite often, it would be short or long a fuel element. there was a secret hiding place. an operator said, one time we were so sure, we had to steal from another guy's secret supply. what can you do it fuel elements? pick up a fuel element, you get a lethal dose and 15, 20 seconds. even after the reactor deactivated, i think they found a few along the way. >> where where they stored? where did they store these? roger: hidden in some corner someplace, maybe a bucket that said do not use or something like that. o

to double the minimumum wage.e co nothing tong do with coronaviru in fact, it would actually makeo thingsn worse. the congressional budget office took a look at this said what would the impact be on the. economy, and they say there are 1.4 million people who have jobs right now who would lose their jobs. if the federal government came in with a mandate to double the minimum wage. childca abt a stimulus. according to one report the new washington mandate would also ae raise the cost of child care byh about 21%.with how's that going to work for hardworking families trying to get back to work and need day care for their children?e in t with schools closed in so many locations across the country ost that is the last thing working : families need, an increase in the cost of providing care for o their children.o >> thecbo. senator from wyoming senator barasso. now he cites the cbo'stiate.jo you can go to cbo.gov and find their analysis ofam raising the minimum wage. they do note there would be a job loss in 2025 but it would g raise 900,000 americans out of poverty. craig in washington, sd.c., w

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when the film was made general tonge well was still at the helm of the largely isolated country but then came democratic reforms and me on maher began opening up in 2012 side effect were able to tour broad for the 1st time ever their gig in a berlin club was their 1st time playing in freedom other concerts in germany as well as france and the united states fallen. back to try i will finish. off. it's all right. gosh i wish to make you show that nobody could show it going gosh i just can't. get up just like you refuse to do so. and that's exactly what myanmar's young people don't want to accept recent weeks have shown how political rebellious and creative generations e is they very quickly established symbols of protest such as the 3 finger salute from the hunger games film series and of course they use social media to organize protests and share the results of their protest culture like the song one day by punk band rebel riot a direct challenge to the country's military. and this song got hundreds of thousands of clicks shortly after its release revolution by rapper flow grows it also t

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we're back aboard the ocean viking tong he and his crew from s.o.s. in the details on me and doctors without borders are once again plying the walsh is off the libyan coast. and the source for our mission is sacred. that's what they taught me in the army i'll continue to do this for as long as it's needed for as long as i'm able or until they stop me from doing it of course is good for us. today the 18th of october 29th marks the 3rd rescue operation of the month it's another overloaded inflatable boat full of men women and children. that are feeling the best you can do with just. a little. fun. as they climb aboard the ocean viking the 104 rescued people assure that they have secured their freedom however since 2017 at the initiative of the european union a new rescue zone has been established when a boat is in this sector the libyan coast guards is supposed to intervene and take the migrants back to libya. and this is exactly where the ocean viking is currently on patrol the crew takes the lead by informing both the libyan and the european also rout

when the film was made gen tonge well was still at the helm of the largely isolated country but then came democratic reforms and me on maher began opening up in 2012 side effect were able to tour broad for the 1st time ever their gig in a berlin club was their 1st time playing in freedom other concerts in germany as well as france and the united states followed. as a try i will finish. it off. as all right. gosh i wish make you show that nobody could show it going gosh i just can't. judge refused to do show. and that's exactly what myanmar's young people don't want to accept recent weeks have shown how political rebellious and creative generations e is they very quickly established symbols of protest such as the 3 finger salute from the hunger games film series and of course they use social media to organize protests and share the results of their protest culture like the song one day by punk band rebel riot a direct challenge to the country's military. and this song got hundreds of thousands of clicks shortly after its release revolution by rapper flow grows it also takes a clear po

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parents say that making sure that everybody is vaccinated or making it tonge er just seems unrealistic. >> i personally feel -- failed by san francisco and the school board. i don't believe nor i do any of my friends believe that -- any kids will be back this spring. >> now as you can imagine with the limited amount of doses that there are for the vaccine as well as the fact we are currently in the purple tier and there is way to know when we will go to the red or the orange, that is what makes parents not quite so hopeful about the future. at least for this school year. but at the very least there is now a plan. back to you. >>> back to school kids in washington d.c. just complete add week of in person learning. under the reopening plan the district has room for 15,000 of its 52,000 students across all grade levels to resume on campus instruction. records show fewer than 10,000 of those those sheets are currently filled. if approved the deal would advert a strike that had threatened to disrupt instruction. almost all of the city's 340,000 public school students have been studying remo

a trillion dollars we already appropriated the has not gone out what the democrats are attempting tongs now could only cause damage think about what it is. >> the bill will include increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour however, if that is passed that provision will not be allowed in the senate under senate rules there, the house speaker nancy pelosi we heard from her a little while ago said democrats will pursue a minimum wage increase in the near future despite the robot. >> we are sending it as a symbol of a difference it'll make in the lives of the american people but not just a symbol but as a solid proposal if it doesn't prevail because of senate rules we will persist. >> the house speaker was highlighting $1.9 trillion like direct payments to individuals money to states and local government andnd schools as well after this assuming it passes on the hill as democrats are confident it will and will go to the senate in all 50 votes from democratic senators would be needed at that point in the house speaker said there hoping to get it to the white house at the latest by march 14

>>for their covid-19 vaccine tong says though that number 4- sounds large the county still administered about 40,000 doses across all 7 county run sites and a 10% no show rate isn't totally uncommon in health care. >>we would expect it's with the excitement over receiving this vaccine that no show rates would be minimal. but we also know that there are people for various reasons decide not to come for their equipment and for that reason we follow these rates mostly on it on a daily basis and we adjust our total intermittently as far as the leftover shots go doctor tom says they have processes in place to prevent any wasted doses. >>which includes offering them to any area health care workers whom may not be vaccinated yet or other county employees working in high touched public outreach settings most of the any unused vaccine can be allocated to the subsequent date. we over book at our sites in anticipation of no show rates. >>and so if we have more people come than we thought might come we can also go into the next day's supply of vaccine. >>for those you have an appointment in our has

so 4,000 know shows represents about 10% of their total visit volume doctor jennifer tong with the santa clara county health department says seeing about a 10 to 20%. no show rate and health care is pretty common. but they're hoping excitement over getting the vaccine would make no show rates a little more minimal as far as those doses go though doctor tang says they have processes in place to prevent any wasted doses of the vaccine which include offering them to any health care workers that may not be vaccinated yet or other county employees working and high touched public outreach settings. >>we are for multiple days and vaccine for multiple days and most of the any unused vaccine can be allocated to the subsequent date. we over book at our sites in anticipation anticipated no show rates and so if we have more people come than we thought might come we can also go into the next day's supply of vaccine. >>doctor tang is urging anyone hu is hes a tend to get their vaccine to show up for your appointment anyway. there are doctors there to help and or start help answer any questions you mig

some thought base you something the species do not tell ok now get pair calvin tong owner of the sweet tooth and oakland's chinatown neighborhood says. >>it's been a relief to see more police and security in the area, common feeling shared by many after this asian community was rocked by violent attacks and robberies like this over the past few weeks feeling much saver i may have told you a >>many students say many seniors are saying that afraid of what street. but the past 2 days. they are starting to come out again while the increase in police resources in security help deter robberies in chinatown during lunar new year celebrations over the weekend karl chan who's president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce says crimes still continue its why some merchants are now arming themselves. >>on monday night a woman was being robbed near pacific renaissance plaza when the store owner got involved took out his gun and fired shots to stop the robbery woman rock and down the she was holding the camera someone rolled up on her to the camera off of her and removed from her and some some

start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with the tongsin the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but tonnes directed indiscriminately at anyone in the crowd. in the valise supporters are taking risks in the hope the next generation won't have to. israel has fascinated a greater proportion of its population against corona virus than any other country but the number of new infections is still high and the cabinet is deciding whether to open up the country on friday or extend the lockdown again authorities say they are determined to contain the spread of the disease while immunizing as many people as possible. tanya crime reports a senior citizens are amongst those suffering most. it's been a long while the only year food watches since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic last year the 88 year old israeli american has been mostly confined to have flat the internet has been her main source of contact with family and friends but now she has new hope a week ago she received her 2nd shot 2 weeks after the 2nd vaccine so if

we already broke the tongs here because we have treats.take a pretzel and dan just swatted my hand so hard and okay, that's what we're starting off with, notice all the treats i brought for you guys. for valentine's day. enjoy that. i figured you guys should get candy. >>> now while we take a look at valenti valentine's day by the numbers, according to wallethub, americans will be spending almost $22 billion on valentine's day this year, a whole lot of money, but that's actually down 20% from the year before, part of it is limited romantic restaurant dining. 73% of americans feel it's important to celebrate this year despite being in a pandemic. 58% of celebrators plan to buy candy, 36%, flowers. 18%, jewelry. here's where we save the day for you, a list of the least desired gifts, 24% say it's tools or gym membership. don't do it. but i have to say 2020 was a redeeming year for the peloton husband. it was. sporting equipment also on that list. kitchen appliances, cheesy stuffed animal, or a mixtape. >>> stars who brought us one of the mos

temperatures tong out in the low 60s. a level 1 system arrives tonight. it stays with us through president's day. we'll track it coming up. >>> happening today, the calm for safety and justice for asian americans moves across the bay area now. dozens of community groups will hold a rally in san francisco today, similar to what we saw here in oakland yesterday, on saturday. of course, we have teen violence against the asian community, particularly the elderly has been front and center in the national spotlight. we are showing you these videos, deadly, sensely attacks caught on camera, putting our neighbors truly in frozen fear. issues of race and social justice are topics we are exploring. this morning, abc 7 reporter matt boone explains what the solution of support and immunity may be much more complicated. >> reporter: this is what solidarity looks like in oakland during a pandemic. dr. jennifer tran helped organize the event saying she was surprised by the turnouts. >> it just meant that others are listening. >> reporter: one of those incidents happened

. >> the tongs that we use to make the food, he would use those to grab me, grab my breasts. >> reporter to imagine this day and age it is still happening. >> reporter: gillian thomas is a senior attorney with the aclu, and she says hundreds of female employees have been subjected to sexual harassment at mcdonald's restaurants, as described in as many as 100 lawsuits. >> and mcdonald's, of course, bills itself as america's best first job, and it is how young the victims are, 15, 16, 17years old. >> reporter: you're not saying this only happens at mcdonald's? >> oh, far from it. the food service industry generally is one of the worst for sexual harassment claims. >> reporter: last year in a survey of nearly 800 female workers at mcdonald's restaurants and franchises, three-quarters said they were harassed at work. in that same survey commissioned by unions, a majority said they suffered consequences for reportedly the behavior. but a company spokesman disputes the findings, saying the sample size was too small and not consistent with what we're seeing in mcdonald's restaurants. and yet th

country, we could not be more firmly in camp caution as far as this is concerned, this could all go pete tongtty high levels of infection in the community. as far as it hasn't gone away but obviously there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic in the future. and there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic in the future.— optimistic in the future. and a cou - le optimistic in the future. and a couple of _ optimistic in the future. and a couple of days _ optimistic in the future. and a couple of days ago _ optimistic in the future. and a couple of days ago at - optimistic in the future. and a couple of days ago at the - optimistic in the future. and a - couple of days ago at the downing street news briefing professor chris whitty talked about caution as well, an easing of this lockdown too soon at the potential to overwhelm the nhs especially given the variance that we are seeing now in the virus and how they can be more easily transmitted so i presume you are in agreement and accord with that idea? yes, we would be foolish not to learn from what we have seen and not to learn from any mista

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easier to cross the border from mexico into the united states today than it is to get a beer in a honky tongant to keep our schools shut yet our borders open at this point in time. it's going to have a negative economic effect. i asked the white house, are you going to test people as they cross the border, are you going to vaccinate them ahead of americans, are you going to give them work permits. maria: take us behind the doors in terms of this confirmation blitz. i know president biden's no, nominees are running into roadblocks. two key committee votes on neera tanden have been postponed. senator bernie sanders says she doesn't have the votes. nearly a dozen senate republicans are looking to block department of health and human services nominee xavier becerra. he voted to allow drug reimportation of drugs from canada. he was also attacked for the pay for delay arrangements between drug makers and generics that keep competition off the market. bottom line is he's not a traditional nominee to run hhs. your thoughts for xavier becerra who is a nominee for hhs. >> we heard biden's inaugural ad

how often do they change the tongs or they don't, do they >> i will tell you, i didn't eat out for a after seeing what happens behind the scenes that's any restaurant. that's not golden corral you see what happens where there's a bunch of teenagers working. >> robots making the salads, two thumbs up, right three thumbs, six thumbs. >> if you can let a pizza place expand offerings and have it there without the manpower having to pay for it, i think that's great for small businesses they can probably use the help right now. >> all right any who. >> when we come back, any who, that's a good one. former caesar's ceo gary loveman is going to be joining us to talk about how we can apply lessons to encourage vaccines. the new health care start up he's running. >>> as we head to a break, take a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers ♪ i've been around the world an never in my wildest dreams ♪ ♪ would i come running home to you ♪ ♪ i've told a million lies but now i tell a single truth ♪ ♪ there's you ♪ i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over netwo

some of my big landlords have come out ahead of congress, re i ahead of the cdc tong say, you know, what we're not going to evict anyone. we're goingow are to work with . and yet at the same time those big landlords now are saying, ic look, we have a large number of workers that maintains -- electricians, plumbers, ts are laborers, carpenters that they've kept on the payroll to make sure that the quality of life in those big developments isis lan maintained. and again, i've two got r small landlords that are really -- because they only have one or two rental units, they're reallt hard-pressed. so, mr. spriggs and mr. anthony, could you talk about what you're seeing and what you're hearing from yourur positions and what u might recommend in terms of providing relief to those smalli landlords? and then also the larger . responsible landlords that have been trying to do the right thing? >> yes, i'll go first, congressman. and thank you for the question. this is why rent assistance is necessary. it's -- it's the best way to wa, help out the landlords. and it's in many ways the fairest way to

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