well obviously it's as trinity explained it's going to create more of a backlog really worldwide and we're already seeing slowdowns in terms of products making it their way to destinations around the world because of the coronavirus we've seen supply chains had already been slowed down extensively as a result of coronavirus the now you're talking about 2 things you're talking about this is one of the the major ports for really between asia and and the middle east in terms of. goods and services and also oil right boiling natural gas is the most important part of this and that's where we're probably going to see the biggest effect if you're asking where in the world is this really going to have an impact it's going to be the fact that you can't move those oil tankers through the suez canal and as a result of not being able to do that because as you know speculation drives the price of oil not the reality of oil but speculation we'll probably see the price of oil going up in a very short amount of time as a result of this which is of course what the oil industry wants right and it's ki

you started at trinity college and transferred to yale after a year and a half.it seems there was more genuine life at trinity then yale. that life where is assumed. i transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinity, graduated early , 16 years old i took all the advanced courses going to public school, i had no guidance my parents had never been to college. i made a lot of mistakes but i was at the wait list at yale and dartmouth so i went to trinity college in some hot the last minute somebody said joining guided studies like an honors humanities course i thought of going to poly side. and be working for the mayor and this program was magical. we studied all of the class of books and got the education i was longing for in those three semesters we read the iliad and the odyssey and the tragedies and so much great stuff but it was a real grounding in western thought that i was not even aware or looking for but in retrospect was obvious that was the right choice and when i was at yale i was wanted to be at yale and now

going to take a look at what that means for the status of global inflation but 1st here's our keys trinity chavez with the latest on the next stimulus package heading to the white house. today as the country tries to turn a corner on a pandemic that has killed more than half a 1000000 people in the u.s. and has left millions more without jobs the house of representatives is passing the vote on president biden's $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package and everything in this package is designed to relieve the suffering and meet demerged most urgent needs of the nation just days before unemployment aid runs out congress has approved a landmark legislation placing president biden on the cusp of an early triumph that the democratic party says will transform the economy and provide much needed financial relief to millions of americans we promised to send people back to work by helping to revive. the economy mission accomplished the bill includes $1400.00 checks for americans with incomes below a certain threshold $75000.00 for individuals 112504 heads of household and 150004 couples filing joint

now but i want to ask you about that one because we've heard that criticism as was mentioned in trinity's package that there is all this money that it doesn't go to covert relief as it should so how do you see it. yeah well listen i think it's pretty obvious here a lot of this money as was explained very well by trinity is not going to go to covert relief but you really have to make it don't come down to one of 2 ideas either we're going to spend ridiculous amounts of money and yes significantly devalue currency for the sake of putting money into the hands of who into the hands of people you need it if you believe in that school of economics thought fight but then actually put the money there that's not where the money's going when you're when you're giving a $1000000000.00 a 1000000000 and a half dollars to amtrak that's not putting money in the hands of the people who need it so it's this idea that oh we're going to help the people who need it but then you don't and that is what we saw back in 2008 that's what we've seen for the last few decades in the united states and it's happening n

the pupils at trinity are given two home testing kits every week.ll, then people are thinking, right, people are taking two steps back — "maybe he has it." and it'sjust a bit weird, because then i'm like, if i do have it, that affects my learning, cos i'm going to have to miss another two weeks of school. this week, students have been taking tests and assessments set by the school to help teachers decide which grades be awarded. a—levels, gcses and btec exams have been cancelled because of the disruption. it's just been incredibly, incredibly hard, trying to cope with everything, and there'll be a lot of young people in my position. just know it is going to get better and all you have to do is just take that first step and ask for help. the pandemic has had an impact on every area of school life, and for the pupils of trinity and elsewhere, there have been some important lessons. just having those teachers just there whenever you need them, whenever you want to speak to them. the pandemic has really just highlighted how important every single one of

overcame death and revealed life and eternal existence so her days reading for the 16th sunday after trinity is from some polls 2nd letter to timothy was her choice. as this was her in severe minutes protest against death to the divine savior is mightier than death. that our faith encourages us to hold on to this trace and to trust in its. in this letter between apostle paul and his disciple timothy paul exhorts the christian community to be faithful to the gospel today of course this xor taishan is addressed to the 2 young people being confirmed . yeah how does that's right the heart is more important than what we see what's the good of a beautiful appearance if deep inside the heart as ugly as they are what good is a muscular physique if it has a cruel hard eating in it. the . yeah. there was. this dear parents and godparents dear congregation whoever wants to remain in the faith and live in the christian community needs the help of the holy spirit and the whole community of billionaires. during the baptism ceremony godparents are named and tasked with aiding in the child's christian upbri

overcame death and revealed life and eternal existence so her 2 days reading for the 16th sunday after trinity is from some poems 2nd letter to timothy was her choice. as this was her and said the immense protest against death to the divine savior is mightier than death. that our faith encourages us to hold on to this trace and to trust in it. in this letter between apostle paul and his disciple timothy paul exhorts the christian community to be faithful to the gospel today of course this xor taishan is addressed to the 2 young people being confirmed . yeah how does that's right the heart is more important than what we see what's the good of a beautiful appearance if deep inside the heart is ugly this way i like good is a muscular physique if it has a cruel heart beating in it. the. was. this. dear parents and godparents dear congregation whoever wants to remain in the faith and live in the christian community need the help of the holy spirit and the whole community of billionaires. during the baptism ceremony godparents are named and tasked with aiding in the child's christian upbringing. off

so first i would like to introduce trinity vang who is working in our public affairs team. trinity? hi, everyone. yes, i am trinity vang and i'm a mccarthy fellow and working on the public affairs team where i'm assisting on executing the mobile cycling project. and i'm also helping to shape electric vehicles and planning codes for the city. i'm a senior at the university of san francisco and i am really excited to learn more about environmental policy. and how local governments can work with constituents to protect our people and our planet. especially in this department, which has always been leading the way in our nation with environmental protection. so thank for having me. >> thank you, trinity. we love our mccarthy fellows from u.s.f. and they're always so bright and wonderful. i would like to introduce you to jeff joslin, joining our green building team. >> good evening. so i'm jeff joslin and a building coordinator with the climate team. and i started about the new year. my work is focusing on public outreach and training tools, contributing to the deployment of the all-elec

if i hadn't gone to trinity come adjusted on the ivy league route, what would i have done?, greg. >> greg: he would be a weatherman at a local affiliate. that would be great for you, because he would be awesome. >> jesse: i would be a good weatherman. >> greg: i would be dead. i would've stayed in my band. i was the lead singer. it was wrapped death metal, rap, '87. i would have drug habits color. i would be dead by '97. our band name was death. >> jesse: -- >> greg: what with the opposite of you be like? what would your exact opposite be, shannon? >> shannon: they would be grumpy. they would not talk very much. they would see the worst in the world. i think that's the opposite. >> greg: you basically describe me. jesse -- >> shannon: who we are. >> greg: what's your athletic? >> jesse: short, not athletic, and poor. [laughter] >> greg: that's pathetic. >> jesse: i can't believe myself sometimes. [laughter] >> greg: juan, what would your opposite be like? >> juan: jesse watters, right? [laughter] may be the amazing hulk. how about that? >> greg: katie? >> katie: a good cook

nihilism i transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinity i graduated early i was 16-years-old and took these advanced courses going to a public school and they didn't know my parents had never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes and got great sats but i was on a waitlist at yale and dartmouth so i ended up going to trinity college and somehow in the last minute somebody said you should join guided studies and i thought i would be involved in working for the local mayor and so it was magical. we studied all of these classic books and i got the education i was longing for in these semesters. we read the iliad of the odyssey and all these tragedies and so much on and on but it was a real grounding in western thought that i wasn't even aware i was looking for but it's obvious that that was the right choice and then at yale i never had another humanities course today we would say woke or the backend of the political correctness so it was a lot of the poststructuralism and i never really got into all that stuff at all but it was in the at

. >> reporter: at trinity cider in dallas, owner evan kalstad says despite the governor's order to drop the mandate and open at capacity his mask required signs are staying up does the benefit to business outweigh potential concerns >> i mean, it's hard to tell. from what i've read, the dallas hospitals aren't currently overwhelmed. but in general it lets people take their lives in their own hands a little bit we just want to keep them safe if they come into our restaurant >> reporter: a growing concern responsible for more than 20% of the cases in the united states >> the masking, the physical distancing and the avoiding of congregate settings, we do those things, that's the best weapon against these variants >> reporter: and tonight on the eve of the nba all-star game the atlanta mayor stressing the same advice urging fans to stay home and steer clear of the parties. that could lead to yet another covid surge. >> and morgan joins us from dallas morgan, with the mask mandate in texas ending on wednesday, how much control do individual business owners have >> reporter: yeah, jose, they

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this is neared by -- bidwell way and trinity boulevard. they're looking for one, possibly two people involved. freemont had two homicides all of last year. >>> one year ago today the coronavirus pandemic shut down america. 365 days later and the u.s. has seen 30 million people infected with the virus and half a million die. >>> tracie potts is live in washington where president biden will mark this day. tracie? >> reporter: he will speak to america tonight. we got an update from the white house a couple of senior administration officials laying out what his message will be on this one-year anniversary. tonight the president expected to talk about the sacrifices that people have made, especially the more than 500,000, half a million lives lost. he'll talk about the operational challenges of trying to get everyone vaccinated. it will be a somber 20-minute speech those administration officials say, with light at the end of the tunnel as his message. in the meantime he is expecteds to just barely mention the covid relief bill that has now been

two days, police say 27 year old perry ju went missing sunday on away from oakland to go camping in trinity wasn't hurt from after she wasn't heard from a search got underway spanning from the mountains west of red bluff into trinity county, oakland. police also put out a missing persons advice. three helicopters were used to search for her. and today at around noon, she was able to flag the search crew down. police say her car got stuck in the snow in red bluff. coming up in sports. we will head out to the desert for a zoo and giants highlights, including a rare matchup with sergio romo on the mound facing madison, bumgarner, but on the 11, o'clock news, police and hayward shoot and kill a man suspected in a string of armed robberies, but we're learning tonight about the investigation. mew. one me. did.. rouz. we go just a tad over two weeks until opening night for the a's and the giants considering they gave up 22 runs between them today. i think it's safe to say there's some work to do, which is not to say. works about beat moments for both teams today. take care of the giants play in a

the pandemic has had an impact on every area of school life, and for the pupils of trinity and elsewhere, there have been some important lessons. just having those teachers just there whenever you need them, whenever you want to speak to them. the pandemic has really just highlighted how important every single one of those teachers are. i feel not only anxious, but i feel excited and nervous, but also just exhilarated that there is a future. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in manchester. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. it has been another warm day today for most of england and wales, despite more cloud and milky skies. temperatures in north norfolk reached 2a degrees early in the afternoon. at the same time it was only 16 northern parts of scotland. much drier in the highlands today at long last, but a lot of cloud, rain and drizzle in much of scotland, affecting northern ireland for a while. the damp weather will peter out overnight, this band of rain moving down into england and wales. clearer skies will follow in that colder air, and it will not take much to see a touch o

responsibility on the matters of how to discuss that i'm now joined by luke professor of biochemistry at trinity college dublin professor neal it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time now be happy to be here now i know that your head back seem enthusiastic you've been arguing that governments should be banging down doris to get access to proven back scenes regardless of their source regardless of political considerations.

pockets and with control of the house of representatives the senate and the white house the only trinity nothing could stop the democrats puffing that kind of bill no out of touch little greedy republicans not even trump no it was a done deal right but we obviously are now alternately sending. money to less people in the administration this is not the promise that we need. conservative democrats have fossil divides in the sense fewer and less generous relief checks than the triumph of men did so not a done deal biden promised one thing with his $1.00 trillion dollars aid package the house then took a stab at it and the senate's now taken a not the stab at it in its wounded form almost $12000000.00 fewer adults will get the relief and pledged unemployment benefits are finishing a month earlier than planned and as for raising minimum wage to $15.00 well courtesy of some democrat senators who vetoed it that won't be happening and if you're wondering what an elected official offering in the face of the people they saw it looks like well hey you go. visit a cinema. no i'm sure though it's a b

matters of how well to discuss that i'm now joined by luke annealed professor of biochemistry at trinity college dublin professor neal it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time now are you happy to be here now i know that you're i be vaccine if he asked you've been arguing that government should be banging down doris to get access to proven back scenes regard less of their source regardless of political considerations do you think though that the vaccination campaign the global vaccination campaign the way it has been playing out so far is really free from politics no certainly not i mean it's a bit of a shame and so on why is 'd because science has delivered these vaccines around we're all scientists we did our job you know well i wasn't directly involved in it but i know lots of the scientists who were and they did a tremendous job out there we've got we've got probably 11 highly efficacious and so you've back so use available you know in the mission now is vaccinate the whole world as quickly as we can and you see 'd i wasn't with most things in life humans get invol

and if you will drive that transmission, i think we should be trying to actually all the trinity fromripple adults 1st emma to keep those, you know, in their old age groups who are most at risk of having big coronavirus on their backs and eating the children is, you know, going to be an egg in the end would be a fantastic idea because it can prevent and miss the days of school. and we're seeing a lot of evidence that you know, the mental health of children is suffering outside of the school environment. so i think, you know, both those things need to be balanced. but i think at this point there, the goal is to try and save as many lives as possible, which means vaccinating the clinic to vulnerable probably 1st. well, yemen has received its 1st supplies of coded 19 vaccines. it got 360000 doses of the indian manufacture of astra zeneca jab through the international kovacs program. it's set to receive $1900000.00 doses this year. humanitarian organizations say yemen's health care system has been crippled by the war. so far the country has reported around $4000.00 infections. but experts

pockets and with control of the house of representatives the senate and the white house the only trinity nothing could stop the democrats puffing that kind of bill no out of touch little greedy republicans not even trump no it was a done deal right we obviously are now alternately sending. money to less people in the administration this is not the promise that we need. conservative democrats have thoughtful divide in the admin sense fewer and less generous relief checks than the trans admin did so not a done deal biden promised one thing with his $1.00 trillion dollars aid package the house then took a stab at it and the senate's now taken a not the stab at it in its wounded form almost $12000000.00 fewer adults will get the relief and pledged unemployment benefits are finishing a month earlier than planned and as for raising minimum wage to $15.00 well to see of some democrat senators who vetoed it that won't be happening and if you're wondering what an elected official offering in the face of the people they saw it looks like well hey you go. cinema. no i'm sure though it's a big thumb

it happened overnight near bidwell drive in trinity way near fremont boulevard. police say a man was shot and killed in the parking lot of the mosaic apartments. they believe it started when a small group of people attempted a home-invasion robbery. when they tried to force their way into one of the units, the map who lived there fired his gun at that group killing one person. investigators are still looking for the other suspects. >>> well, sad for his family. sad for the community. the 75-year-old, asian-american man who was attacked and robbed near lake merit has died. he had his three daughters by his side. tonight, president biden even weighing in. nbc bay area cheryl hurd has more. >> reporter: during president biden's first prime time address, he not only talked about the fight against coronavirus. he also talked about violence against asian-americans, across the country. >> vicious-hate crimes against asian-americans who have been attacked, harassed, blamed, and scapedevoted. >> reporter: blamed, he says, for this pandemic and forced to live in fear. toni