the military's latest challenge after a series of u f o reports around their ships. more on this after the >> newly released video from the u.s. navy from 2 years ago shows an unknown sphere following a navy warship before disappearing into the ocean. this is a video that's providing the latest glimpse into an ongoing pentagon investigation. >> and to follows george knapp has the story. >> over a period of several days in july 2019 at least 5 us navy warships based in san diego were swarmed by drone like objects of unknown origin. one of those ships, the uss omaha was on maneuvers. more than 100 miles directly west of san diego and beyond. the channel islands. one of the omaha central missions is surveillance. so it's packed with cutting edge technology and sensors. but it appears that all how was itself under surveillance. this video was recorded inside the omaha's command center just before 11:00pm on july 15th the image on the screen shows a 6 foot in diameter spear had traveled alongside the omaha for about an hour. it was pitch black outside. so the image was ob

u. s. domestic politics. the chairman of the u. s. foreign relations committee in the senate, senator manenda is a get a very hawkish pro israel member of the senate. binding is focused on israel and u. s. domestic politics and to the extent that he differentiates himself from the obama administration, it's about israel and that is central. i want to just add to this former secretary of state, mike from peo from the trunk administration, is also on his way to israel because he understands that for bite and having us israel relationship in a good place is critically important for biden. and it's critically important for secretary palest prospects to run himself for president in 2024. i know this gets into a lot of a nitty gritty, but in terms of what's driving the u. s. agenda here with the rod, it is very much much us investor projects and the u. s. israel relationship. very rob, i want to ask a little bit more about the nature of the deal itself. the u. s. says iran needs to dismantle some of its neutral devotees, before the u. s.

and to put an end to recent of in. president bass was told though that the u. s. would reopen its consulate general in east jerusalem. a diplomatic representation specifically for palestinians, which was closed by president trump. there was a commitment to help and the rebuilding of garza, after the 11th day war and the new package of funding for the un and the palestinian authority. james bass reporting their james by reporting live from west jerusalem now. so egypt and jordan next on the agenda, 2 of the i guess, traditional peacemakers and brokers in the region to of israel's neighbors. 2 countries which have long standing to our countries, but long standing peace deals with israel and egypt, i think, hoping very much that after the work they did on that cease far, they were one of the main players getting the seas fall in place. in garza, they can improve their standing with the by did ministration. remember, the president biden has been office for 4 months, did not call president cc until last week and the final stages of negotiating the seas for he had shunne

in an email, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of a some just visit with lower with n u. c. global lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers for recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us ours. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you have it a fetal, diplomatic or altogether so your sense you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian, a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you pay off in $87.00 news in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation when expedition requests from the united st

people vaccinated against crane of ours and the u. s. state of california could be in the running to win a total of a $116000000.00 in cash and gift cards. the biggest individual power will be $1500000.00. an estimated 12000000 people have still not been inoculated. the state is the latest to offer cash incentives on thursday. oh hi. oh. announce the 1st winner of its back for 1000000 lottery. still ahead, aaron. out 0. 0, great risk for political candidates, mexico. we've got a special report from one of the country's most violent parents. we check out a unique project in berlin, which will bring in 3 global faith together under one roof. ah, ah, it's too late for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. how i once again welcome to look at the international forecast and drive sums up the weather across the middle east as per usual snow, great changes here. it is hot, even for the middle east. having said that, 48 celsius and q way to 43, they're in doha, still about 40 celsius for most, scott hoping not quite as hot as we go

u. s. embassy to deals with israel. of course, at the same time, they moved the embassy from sullivan to jerusalem. that constant general is coming back, but it seems that the embassy, the u. s. embassy that deals with israel is staying in jerusalem for now. so a lot of measures and a lot of cordial tone with the palestinians that clearly we haven't seen for a long time. in fact, this is the 1st time a secretary of state has met the policy and president for well over 3 years bots. and there's a big part. there is no talk about a 2 state solution at this stage. there's no store about a piece process. none of that has been dealt with at this stage, and i think that's for one reason. one reason alone, the biden administration don't actually think that such negotiations at this time will be fruitful. so that plan instead i think, is to put a lid on this situation to try and ease some of the problems for palestinians for now. but for now, they're also not going to actively try and solve this complex sammy alright, thanks so muc

the facts are varied and now it's now 50 percent overall of total cases in the u. k. a 70 percent in already in some parts of the northwestern u. k. and these are not traveler case. these are community cases in the u. k. and now hospitals are searching and pediatric infections are also searching wherever the seeing the very the speed here seems to be very telling a doctor i spoke to just last week. said that, cause it doesn't mutate as quickly as something like the flu and that she wasn't too concerned that's efficacy of vaccines was going to become an issue. is it now becoming an issue? i think it is becoming issue public health in mind over the weekend put out on a risk assessment. they have updated risk assessment. that's not only transmission speed. they have greater confidence, it's faster. but vaccine efficacy, they say with one dose, is only 33 percent with astrazeneca vaccine and 2 doses, it's only 60 percent. now, don't get me wrong. 60 percent is again symptomatic but illness and definitely good and much higher likely for severe moment. but that excludes a sy

and of waxman is a professor of israel studies at u. c. l. a. he says, news of the seas far as welcome, but that further talks and needed to prevent a repeat of a deadly fighting. what i think this is very good news. clearly the continuation of this conflict, the destruction it was reeking. first and foremost upon god, the impact had upon civilians in god, civilians and israel has really been devastating and how you to structure so i think it's a good thing. i think it could have been reached days ago. we have more concerted pressure earlier pressure from the bargaining administration, but it is certainly to be welcomed. it is a fact of the spot. it's not clear at this point whether there's an agreement between israel and how awful really just a mutual sci fi. and of course, the sci fi was just the beginning, harder it was to reach to cease by the really hard work is just about to begin, which is to try to figure out some way to prevent a recurrence of this deadly fighting between as well and come off and other groups and gather palestinian israe

he announced millions of dollars in new age, the palestinians, and the reopening of the u. s. consulate, unoccupied, east jerusalem. the 2nd cycle to hit india in just over a week is my land for on the eastern coast. the state of edition and west bank all will bear the full force with more than 2000000 people moved to safety. what the hell of sending the dealing with a lot more than just conflict in israeli occupation? corona virus is spreading almost unchecked. officially, 250 new infections and 5 deaths were reported on tuesday. this harry force that reports from gaza. there's no way to know the real numbers. me that i'm a see is struggling for breath. like much of goes is population. he'd spend days at home in fear of his really bumming rates. the trouble was he'd been infected with coven 19, and was getting worse day by day. now, his condition doctor say, is very serious. had the money he's infected at home during the war, get corona virus symptoms, but he couldn't come to the hospital because he was scared of the shelling. we've had many cases like death that we've been

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u. k. a 70 percent in already in some parts of the northwestern u. k. and these are not traveler case, these are community cases in the u. k. and now hospitals are searching and paediatrics infections are also searching wherever this in the very the speed here seems to be very telling a doctor i spoke to just last week said that it doesn't mutate as quickly as something like the flu. and that she wasn't concerned that's efficacy of vaccines was going to become an issue. is it now becoming an issue? i think it is becoming issue public health in mind over the weekend put out on a risk assessment. they have updated or best assessment that not only transmission speed, they have greater confidence, it's faster. but vaccine efficacy, they say with one dose is only 33 percent with astrazeneca vaccine. and 2 doses, it's only 60 percent. now, don't get me wrong. 60 percent is again symptomatic but illness is definitely good and much higher likely for severe illness. but that excludes a symptomatic and we know a symptomatic, it's often how much lower than about s

the threat of more severe storms looms over the central parts of the u . s. this was a scene in kansas where a large powerful tornado damaged buildings in the northwest. we could see more of these, particularly as we head towards the weekend. but some has come early from many north eastern states, temperatures here, really soaring, and we could see some new record set over the next 2 days. particularly for atlanta is a challenge to a record set more than a 100 years ago. and that he continues much of the east coast, new york at 33, washington could see a new record set as we go into thursday. but we've got those storms rumbling across the midwest, bringing wet weather to the great lakes, new gotta weather system as well, affecting the western coast of canada, british columbia, seeing some wintry conditions there, as well as washington state. but further south things are looking rather fine. and dry, if not hot, and it's a similar story for central america. fine and why from northern parts of mexico? the showers are in the south. you can see them building there

and before the end of may, this is a delicate moment in the u. k. is fight against the 19, well, thousands have been vaccinated here in the last few days alone. these measures are unlikely to contain the spread with the same variance already detected in dozens of areas in england. k has had a successful vaccination campaigns. they thought some 70 percent of adults have had at least one dose. but that still leaves a considerable number, who are unvaccinated, no authorities here are wanting is among that population. this strain could spread like wildfire. this variance is considered more transmissible from the u. k. dominant can strain what is known is by how much a significant increase could see hospitalization surge. but there is reason for hope in both and the majority of those in hospital haven't been vaccinated despite being eligible. assign vaccines a working information that we've seen the j. c b on suggests that our current vaccines do consider immunity again. stephen, this new variance, we're picking up novel virus infections, but we're not se

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u. s. intelligence agency had tap the phones of several leaders, including germany's angle american. now a new multinational media investigation says a danish military intelligence unit supported the u. s. wiretapping operation. this is done march secret communication station near copenhagen. danish intelligence reportedly worked with the us national security hate and seeing from here to eavesdrop on european politicians. that's according to danish sources. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows. former german chancellor candidate pastime brook was among the espionage targets destined todd before grotesque that allied intelligence. mrs. spy and leading politicians of other countries in equal testers. it's evidence that they have a life of their own feel. i think this is a political scandal, a major problem. the danish government didn't inform their german neighbors, though they apparently knew about the eavesdropping as early as 2015. the german government said it only found out about the spying after press inquiries. spying on chancellor uncle mac on former for

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we've seen relentless, heavy rain across the southern states of the u. s. and particularly in particular, texas and louisiana. now those range have eased, but they were damaging floods and the rainfall could bring more of those floods there. and that rain band you can see it stretching up towards the great lakes, bringing with it some of those heavy showers. but it's a different story. as we had further east look at those temperatures, lots of warmed, coming through and we're going to have some records set in cities across those north eastern states. in particular, atlanta is a challenge to a record set more than a 100 years ago. and we could reach that by the time we get to thursday. there's also heath along the west coast, in particular, los angeles, and the 4 corners states. we've had fire warnings here, and those will continue as those temperatures continue to rise. but above that, we've got a bit of an unseasonable wintry mix across the rockies that springing wet and windy weather there as well as snow. and as we go later into the week that will move to

oh, a one of the top stories on how to 06 to state antony blink and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied in jerusalem for palestinians after meeting palestinian authority president. my boss was millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas should not benefit from it. international calls are growing for the release of an opposition journalist, arrested in veneration after a commercial jet was diverted and forced to learn their own sunday european airlines and recruiting their flights to avoid a russian aspect. and the international community is calling for the immediate release of moneys president and prime minister after the leader of last year's crew asked them and took control of the country in the u. s. memorial services are being held to mark a years since george floyd was murdered. by a white police officer, the 46 year old black man is killing sparked mass, anti racism purchase demands for racial equality around the world. a service celebrating his life is being held at the street corner where he was killed in new york. ma'am bil

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u. k. as we was back in december and january, when the ken barron spread. and that is because of the u. k. successful vaccination campaign, we know today that 7 out of 10 adults here who had at least one dose full out of 10 of now had 2 doses and authority, the prime minister boris johnson, saying that there is a high degree of confidence that the vaccine will be able to hold off the spread of this new variance, indeed, in bolton hospitalizations, have gone up the town that we saw in that report that but the majority of those in hospitals still those who are eligible for the vaccines but, but didn't accept the vaccines, didn't take them up, so that seems to suggest already so far, he's suggesting that evidence is the vaccines all working. and if you look at the picture across england hospitalizations at the moment, are still stable. indeed, they're very, very low. if you look at the number of people in hospital now, it's less than a 1000 compared to the january peak when you were looking at almost 40000 people in hospital. in charlotte, we know that england is supposed to relax all restr

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the news us politicians and activists, the rallying against the auction of an oil pipeline in the u. s. city of memphis, environmental activists say it puts at risk the drinking water of low income residents, a majority of whom, a black, the former vice president, al gore, has called it's a case of environmental racism. manuel, repulsive reports for months residence in south memphis had been fighting against the construction of an oil pipeline. elmer dorsey says she's worried over what it might mean if a proposed oil pipeline were to cut right through the neighborhood. she's lived in for most of her life. my thought, well, why would they bring it through my neighborhood? there is a growing movement among the local population against the plans for the energy project. the concern from activists like justin j pearson is over the route being proposed for the pipeline, which is expected to pass over the memphis aqua for so one of the most severe negative consequences is to our environment. they're planning to build a 1500 p s. i crudo a pipeline, a top the met, the sand doc for which suppl

u. k if they like. but instead of going to feel welcome sooner just in the longer this is enough, you have a lot less strict sending out just sending out and knowing the new ones will actually go into the audio. is this a loaner model? or better feel for the entities and just the bed? official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that brittany and suites are cooperating, and that nothing is normal in this case. in an email to this swedish colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends that the son should not be questioned in london because his case would just not be treated like any other around. that just got a bag and a friend who has not been with us for some of him. so who was and from me to do home with liz over there for you see not for the next 2 years, the firms will not move. although the case is at an impulse, son has not just sitting back from his confinement. he continues to send his messages out into the world and the world. all part of the world comes to him, really in the world

and also officials, this is not seeing as something that is supposed to be instead of the support that the u. s. normally gives to israel, but some somewhat something that is in addition. now of course, anthony will kind of expected to meet with addiction officials. egypt played a key role in brokering dis they saw what can we expect from lincoln visit to caro? right, so both egypt and jordan lincoln is supposed to visit later in the day. they had both playing a key role in mediating between israel and the palestinians for decades. this time, it was egypt, the broker, this truce that is still lasting. and egypt also shares a border with gaza. so it's very likely that blinking is going to discuss with the foreign minister and the japan president about perhaps we lack their relaxation of border crossing between egypt and the strip and other humanitarian. a possibility of opening the border and, and later with jordan as well tensions, relief and help for the gaza strip. all right, donna, thanks very much for the update on our reg in haifa. and people across the united states have gathered to ho

u. s. facility right for 2020 has dropped to a rec hold low of 1.64, roughly the rate in europe over the past 5 years. for decades the u. s. birth rate has helped propel growth with an aging population and fewer skilled workers industry is already gearing up to rollout. robots. none more so than the construction industry. in the survey of 1900 construction businesses in europe, north america and china 91 percent said they face a skills crisis over the next 10 years. 44 percent say they're struggling to recruit for construction jobs. now the company behind that survey is a b, b robotics. it's president. sammy, i'll tell you joins us now from london. good to have you with us. so there's a shortage of skilled workers in different industries, from ports to the construction businesses. why not just open up immigration and use skilled immigrants to fill the gaps rather than robots? well, there is a significant shortage in, in europe. 200000 workers are missing in a lot in the you are in also their eyes are also demands in the industry to increase productivity and also to have more sustainable

he has been while also lashed out of the u. s. sex. your states have just wrapped up a middle east mission to shore up the seas far between israel and hamis. finn while keys onto the blinking of trying to stoke palestinian divisions by declaring that no u. s. aid for rebuilding garza would end up and how much his hands are a force at reports now from gaza. here on the street you get an idea of the long term nature of the fall out of this war 44 people died in this massive building collapse. and now 2 other buildings on the street. one of them right here behind us had been declared structurally unsound. 7 habitants had been told to leave. now, this was the 1st day that we've heard from houses top leader inside garza ya soon was in a news conference that was on the record. but frustratingly for the most part off camera, he was interesting on the issue of reconstruction thing, suggestion by the secretary of state of united states. as many blinking that any reconstruction efforts coming through the u. s. or allies should evade hum us and be

the ground, calling for an immediate release of the president and of the prime minister, the united nations human rights office. and the u. k. of joined international appeals, demanding excuse me, demanding the release of a bell, a russian journalist who was detained after the full grounding of the commercial jet. beller is accused of fighting a bomb scare to force that plane to land in minsk, in order to arrest the government critic who was on board. you leaders have agreed to impose sanctions against bela reason to band a v ation over its s space. ukraine's also bonded plants in transiting and traveling tune from the race from london journal with more imposing harsh penalties on the national airline bell avia banding it from using e u. s. space batting it from landing in airports and calling on e u airlines to stop using bella, russian airspace and france fin the polish national. carry a lot, becoming the latest airlines to heed that particular call and all of this while joe biden, the u. s. president also takes a stand against what happened on sunday, mr. biden, calling to direct a front to international norms and say

u. s troops from afghanistan, but instead. reduce the size of the u. tary presence in the country, they say, pulling us forces out of afghanistan by a certain date eliminates pressure on the taliban and weakens leverage in the peace talks with that g of al qa bin laden. bin laden was killed in a firefight with u. s forces in pakistan. his death brought an end to a nearly decade long worldwide hunt for the man who masterminded. september 11th attacks. ah former vice president at netflix has been convicted in a fraud scheme. the u. s attorney's office is michael kale was found guilty on 28 counts of fraud and money laundering. federal prosecutors say the 49 year old was working for netflix. he solicited and accepted bribes and kickbacks from nine technology companies in connection with contracts worth more than $2.9. million in services provided to netflix. kale faces decades. prison sentencing is expected in the next three months, and oregon state lawmaker who was caught on camera allowing protesters to enter the state capitol building now faces criminal

of ai and chinese abilities. for example. now for this reason, we've seen the u. s. place a number of restrictions on more than 100 chinese technology companies, but they didn't come out against the us and dismiss. they claim saying that these are the threats that china is i never really using it's a technology very everyday. for example, when it comes to increasing or improving the health care system or improving labor intensive industries, for example, in addressing a shortage of working and katrina, how have you at this frictions affected many of these chinese companies that you just mentioned, that i was wondering if you can see the southern front of the pavilion, a hallway which is trying to huge telecommunication giant, and hallway has been hit like 3 rounds of us sanctions, particularly one that bands is access to crucial us technology. and that's really how well we've gotten live for the 2nd year in the road. we've seen the companies and take a hit in the 1st quarter in 2021. it's down by 16 percent, but it's not bad. we have seen by do, for example, anothe

one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of the instruments off of the saudis on the market is very un. so you and how about how sides the u. s. has to them both. so don't i'm talking to you. i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month. human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the who these indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him. like out of events, let's not talk to the media. us. no, i don't. i getting a good. don't try to to change the picture. the picture should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us, and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you

the health minister says it's a hybrid of the indian and u. k. mutations of ours and spreads quickly by air. vietnam had successfully contained infections for most of last year, but is now battling a new wave. a new law down a mass testing has begun in the southern chinese that is going so after a spike in code 1900 cases, the city of 15000000 people recorded 20 new infections in the past week. health officials say the only one district is a hotspot and has ordered some residents to stay at home, market schools and entertainment venues, and also being closed. the world how organization is criticize the increasingly bitter debates about the origins of cobra 90 president joe biden has given us intelligence agencies 3 months to report back saying they still haven't reached consensus. one theories of ours sneaked from a chinese laboratory scenario found to be unlikely by joint investigation by the w h. o and china. earlier this year. this whole process is being poisoned by politics . and if you expect scientists to do their work, if you expect scie

of apartheid is high. if israel continues with its single state logic, the u. s. is warning of new sanctions, a violence in ethiopia as t gray region doesn't stop. a senior official also told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region rest famine, if the conflict continues. thousands have been killed and 2 millions displaced since november. and the french president has asked wanda and to forgive his country for its role in the $994.00 genocide during a visit to run the mac homestead. while france wasn't directly complicit. it ended up backing a genocidal regime as your headlines and he's continues here now. does air off to witness the. ready the all was on the west show on the michael the on the high level hadn't played a few months. i was jenny, be the mom. but you got my name when the same electronically. so i'm just asking you to know me some played on you know, i'm, i didn't seem to have a shot at the bottom here just and i never met the felt that via miss charlotte thomas. i'm still receive them. i'm not going to so that's awesome. i can look into mc

champs at business deal, and the payment of hush money to women on his behalf, the continuation of the which is a u. s. secretary of state and to be blank and has met with the egyptian president as part of his diplomatic mission in the middle east. secondary blinking is in the region following the days of conflict between israel and her mouth. he talks in president dal santo ccr to, to focus on strengthening last week's garza ceasefire and getting reconstruction 8 into the gaza strip. he's now left cairo and his own route to join me. so let's pick this up that correspond kareem al gower gallery and kyra, welcome to the w. i. one does the so called on the stroke of between the 2 sides is egypt is of course, central to making the cease fire work. how closely aligned are egypt and the us on how to turn this pours into peace and stability when, when it comes to god though, of course, both countries have one aim common interests list to stabilize with the concentration . don't forget, got the lies directly at the door steps in egypt when interest or god. that is, that is of course, kyra is where it says

i felt thousands of fallacy in families suffering of almost 2 weeks of lone bargemen. c u l 0. gaza or disease. fire agreed by israel, him as an allied palestinian groups is the latest in a string of uneasy agreements and gods are over the years in 2008, just 3 years after israel withdrew from the strip, it launched a 3 week ariel and ground campaign, almost 1400 palestinians in the 13 israelis were killed. the u. n. fed garza suffered $1100000000.00 worth of damage in 2012. a 175 palestinians were killed during an 8 day offensive in an operation by the israeli army called pillar of defense for israeli civilians and one soldier died. the deadliest defensive in garza was in 2014 more than 2250 palestinians were killed. 500 of whom were children. $67.00 israeli soldiers and 6 civilians were also killed. half a 1000000 people would displace and $20000.00 buildings destroyed or left uninhabitable in garza, while the international committee of the red cross is urging parties to come to a political solution to the conflict wanting that without one cycle of violence will continue

or any kind of action on the part of the council for its rule. they are the u. s. of course, saying that it was working through other channels to achieve this and of a cease fire. but we also heard a lot from speakers about the rising, told this is taking on civilians is to there's a civilian casualties which have been overwhelmingly palestinian in this case and the humanitarian crisis that's ensued. and many also focused on the need to address underlying issues here that lead to the conflict, namely the lack of palestinian autonomy, the lack of city and state. and the egyptian ambassador spoke to that as he welcomed the cease fire. mister president. mister, by way of conclusion, egypt confirms on the basis of its historic responsibilities with regard to the palestinian question that we will miss you all efforts. and we will provide our full capacities and efforts to ensure that the call to new people can enjoy security peace and stability in the within a palestinian state home. the lines of the 4th of june 967 with east jerusalem advocates capital. so now the most

the family's attorneys asking the department of justice now and the u. s. to review this case, san francisco d a chase of indian is calling for justice for two asian women who were stabbed and serious wounded while waiting for a bus. the man charged with the attack. patrick thompson, failed to appear for his arraignment today. thompson was charged with attempted murder, assault and elder abuse, but he wasn't accused of any hate crime. okla merely be shabby unveiled her city budget today, including a slight decrease in police spending community groups of call for slashing the police budget, saying the money would be better spent on community programs. somewhere. chef says the city is setting up new non police response for emergencies such as mental health related calls. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 33 earthquakes shook the tahoe area region late last night. in a span of about 10 minutes, the largest was a 4.7 magnitude centered around north of truckee. but some people in the bay area got earthquake alerts on their phones and ktvu tom vacar explains

once at the center of u. k. decision making. dominant coming says it shows that his former ball sports johnson is unfit to be prime minister and made for an explosive day of parliamentary testimony has shown a hall reports now from london. once powerful as chief adviser to the prime minister. now exposing the government's pandemic failures, tens of thousands of people died who didn't need to die. dominant. cummings began with contrition. senior minister, senior officials, senior advisors like me, fell disasters short of the standard spell. the public has a right to expect of its government in a crisis like this. when the public needs is most the government failed. he described the government in chaos. a prime minister, he said unfit for the job, but the p. m just wouldn't do what we, what we advice wasn't necessarily, i couldn't persuade other people are lots of things. everybody was screaming on quarantine, have a policy, and such it clearly and sticks to it. we cannot keep changing your mind every time the t