and we've got smell around the mountains of metro vancouver, so that includes for gro seymour and cypress, also what weather pulling in to the pacific northwest. it is dry in california, we're looking at a high of 18 degrees in san francisco. next stop, central america. and here's what we're looking at, some heavy rain for the northern, but he, me an islands in also wet weather, relegated toward costa rica and panama. now for the top end of south america, it's really that western side where we're going to see some pretty intense rain along the pacific coast. and then we've got this wave of tropical rain for the northern coast to brazil into the guy n as and then some pretty rocking storms are going to stretch from paraguay right into the southeast of brazil. so this includes porto lakers with the highest $24.00 degrees, but sunshine for bio blanca, on sunday, coming in at 70 the for over 15 years i've called the armed conflict, the natural disasters and the political people in the philippines. parents tell us they walked hours with their children just to get as the filipino as a woman. it

conference in vancouver. it's enthralling. you can type live go on the bloomberg terminal and you can keep watching. i know i will lose half my viewers that way. let me bring in jon erlichman here. we can talk a little bit about this. just amazing disclosure on a number of things from elon musk. it's interesting he is saying in terms of the twitter offer, he wants to do this or the benefit of the world, for the good of democracy and free speech. he is not at all concerned about the economic effects. jon: that is the product side. what the product look like and what it is, you're right. he offered clues on an edit button. there seems to be more of a focus on the free-speech part. as for the deal itself, he made some comments about not being sure if he could actually get this thing done. we have seen twitter shares trading below the offer put on the table has been. as the conversation continued to did make a case for having enough funding. he said i have sufficient assets. people have to try to dig through that

and we've got snow around the mountains of metro vancouver, so that includes for grouse, seymour and cypress. also what weather pulling in to the pacific northwest. it is dry in california, we're looking at a hiv 18 degrees in san francisco and south central america. and here's what we're looking at, some heavy rain for the northern bohemian islands in also wet weather, relegated toward costa rica and panama. now for the top end of south america, it's really that western side we're, we're going to see some pretty intense rain along the pacific coast. and then we've got this wave of tropical rain for the northern coast of brazil into the guy and as and then some pretty rocking storms are going to stretch from paraguay right into the southeast of brazil. so this includes porto alegre with the hiv $24.00 degrees, but sunshine for by jablonka on sunday, coming in at 70 ah gutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the world news, ronnie carto needed to open and development international shipping company to become a key middle eastern trade and money. skillful in 3 key areas of develop

. >>> to the ice, sharks in vancouver to face off against the canucks.res his third goal in the last four games. vancouver scores a pair of goals in the third period and canucks beat sharks 4-2. >>> the quakes in h town to take on the dynamos. 77th minute offer the corner kick, tommy thompson with just his fifth goal in nine seasons with san jose that cut it to one score but that's as close as the quakes would get. houston wins it 4-3. the quakes remain winless in six matches this season. >> all right. emotional day of san jose state. family, coaches, and colleagues and friends remembering lawrence fan. coach brennen there very emotional. he was the sports information director for more than 40 years in san jose state. he passed away at the age of 67 in february. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profi

during a live ted audiocassette interview in vancouver, he said some pretty dramatic things. the tesla ceo opened a window into his reasoning behind his now-hostile takeover bid for twitter. already the largest shareholder of the social media giant, early this morning musk announced he wants it all and has made a $43 billion bid for the entire company. we've got the analyst who this morning predicted the board will accept the plan, but with news breaking this afternoon that twitter may defensively put a poison pill into place to block musk, is that analyst about to reverse that call? you a may be surprised at what he has to say. musk making clear that as the richest man in the world, he could buy it, he could why -- buy a $43 billion company. how did he become so successful, and do you want to learn to be a entrepreneur like musk? genius group has a class for you. its stock, which just went public on tuesday, shot up 400%. today its ceo is here to tell us how his products range from everything calledded genius-u as a million dollar master plan would mean big profits for you a

he is at the ted conference, technology entainment and dine conference going on in vancouver.ist there, bill gates is there, al gore. we also understand the prime minister of finland is there. she is under enormous pressure right now because vladmir putin told her, you join nato, not going to be good. nevertheless she went to the conference. so she is rolling the dice on that. we're waiting to hear from elon musk on this. charlie gasparino, the best business reporter on the planet is looking into this. regardless whether he is serious or not, that is elon musk, it is not a slam-dunk he would get this, right? where does he stand with all the regulators? >> a lot of what we reported yesterday, the market today, that is why you have to watch fox business, "cavuto: coast to coast" gives you a lot of market intel and the market intel yesterday that we gave he is under mounting investigation, a joint investigation by the sec and the doj over a myriad of issues. there is -- neil: not all with twitter, right? >> twitter is just one part of it. his past stuff involving tesla, disclosur

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during the ted talk in vancouver they went into more detail and said that he is not in this for the money. >> having a public platform that is maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. since his announcement he is treated several times including a poll about taking twitter private. >> it will be interesting to see how much power he is able to wield and whether not he takes it back. he said he will have to reconsider his position as a shareholder if it doesn't go through. >> twitter stock fell down to $44.08 per share after the news broke. twitter has publicly acknowledged they received the offer. however the ceo twted nor provi statement yet. in the newsroom, kpix five. >>> san jose police say they've arrested a man who fired a modified gun inside a crowded mall. his name is naylor hobson plattner. facing several charges in that shooting at oakridge mall. investigators say he was shopping with his girlfriend when gang member snatched their jewelry. police released the surveillance video. authority say that is in taking out a handgun is b

capital and only 1 in winnipeg, 9 degrees in vancouver. still rainy weather continues across new south wales. sydney could see 17 degrees for the first dave april. sydney experienced exceptionally wet march so far. and the capital city of new caledonia could see 29 for a high and a chance of thunderstorms. it's getting cooler across western europe. so paris could see only 2 on friday with rainy weather. kyiv will stay above average and moscow will continue to see snowfall into the weekend. that's it for me, stay safe. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline" biz, i'm gene otani. the bank of japan has bought a large amount of government bond this is week and has successfully kept the long-term interest rates from rising. the boj wrapped uppity first consecutive unlimited bond buying yield of a quarter of a percent on thursday to buy 2.3 trillion yen or nearly $19 billion of jgbs on wednesday. when bonds are bought on the market, the yields come down. it

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to the ice, the sharks in vancouver to face off against the canucks. second period, third goal in the last four games, and that ties the score at 2-2. but vancouver scores a pair of goals in the third period. the canucks beat the sharks 4-2. to the pitch, the quakes in h-town to take on the dynamo tommy thompson in his fifth goal with nine seasons with san jose. that cut it to a one-score match. but that's as close as the quakes would get. houston wins it 4-3. the quakes remain winless in six matches this season. an emotional day at san jose state. family, coaches, colleagues and friends reremembering the former sports information director who spent more than 40 years at san jose state. fan was an icon in the bay area and throughout the country. he died unexpectedly in february at the age of 67. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> a lot of good news out there. thanks. looking forward to the warriors final regular season game tonight. just shy of 7:26. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." a live

musk himself touched on this friction that he's had with regulators at this big pow-wow going on in vancouver. look at this. >> the sec knew that funding was secured, but they pursued an active public investigation nonetheless. at the time tesla was in a precarious financial situation. i was told by the banks that if i didn't not agreed to settle with the sec, the banks would cease providing working capital and tesla would bankrupt immediately. that's like having a gun to your child's head. i was forced to concede to the sec unlawfully, those bastards. and now it makes it look like i lied when i did not in fact lie. >> neil: all right. you can sense a grudge there speaking at the ted conference, the technology, entertainment and design conference in vancouver. bill gates there, al gore there. even the prime minister of finland is there. we'll get into that a little later. she's under enormous pressure from vladimir putin to not join nato. that's a separate issue. whether other people join on to this bid as it stands right now for social media giant twitter. we have susan li here. grady trimbl

. >> that was musk today during that ted 2022 conference in vancouver after launch ago hostile bid toer the social media company. he's made a $43 missouri billion offer. for years now, he's been one of twitter's most popular follows and one of its harshes critics. some people believe the takeover is more about free speech and musk may have some political motivation. >> he doesn't like decision twitter is making about putting people who are putting out misinformation off the platform if they go too far. >> musk takeover offer comes just weeks after he became twitter's largest share holder. >> new at 11:00, after a two-year hiatus because of the fan democratic, inperson passover celebrations are returning to the bay area. tim johns went to one local kabod. >> it's one of the most sacred holidays. millions will gather around the world to celebrate pass over, the freezing of the israel ice from slave. >> the rabbi says preparations have been underway all week. it's the first time celebrating the holiday in pepper since the star of the pandemic. the last few years having to rely on made to

musk appeared at a tech conference in vancouver. >> it is important that people have the reality and the perception that they're able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> reporter: "new york times" reported twitter called emergency all hands meeting with employees thursday afternoon and tech experts say not everyone is convinced musk buying twitter is the right move. >> a lot of investors are rather skeptical and say twitter wouldn't necessarily agree to something like this. some say that the price is too low or that perhaps this isn't in the best interest of the company. >> reporter: twitter's board of director's public response was to say it would review the proposal to do what is in the best interest of the company and its stockholders. >>> a legal defeat for elon musk and tesla, a federal judge upheld a jury verdict in favor of a former tesla employee who says he suffered frequent racial abuse at the factory in fremont. diaz says he was called racial slurs and harassed by other employees. the judge rejected tesla's claim that the company was not liable and accused the

. >> that was musk today during that ted 2022 conference in vancouver after launch ago hostile bid to take over the social media company. he's made a $43 missouri billion offer. for years now, he's been one of twitter's most popular follows and one of its harshes critics. some people believe the takeover is more about free speech and musk may have some political motivation. >> he doesn't like decision twitter is making about putting people who are putting out misinformation off the platform if they go too far. >> musk takeover offer comes just weeks after he became twitter's largest share holder. >> new at 11:00, after a two-year hiatus because of the fan democratic, inperson passover celebrations are returning to the bay area. tim johns went to one local kabod. >> it's one of the most sacred holidays. millions will gather around the world to celebrate pass over, the freezing of the israel ice from slave. >> the rabbi says preparations have been underway all week. it's the first time celebrating the holiday in pepper since the star of the pandemic. the last few years having to rely on

musk explained why he wants control of twitter during a ted talk in vancouver yesterday. >> i think it's -- that it can be an inclusive arena for free speech. it's important to the function of democracy. it's important to the function of the united states as a free country. >> musk, who is currently twitter's largest shareholder, said if his offer is not accepted, he would need to reconsider his position as a shareholder. >>> fees are going up for peloton subscribers, but new users are getting a deal. peloton announced it will start charging existing subscribers more for classes for the first time in eight years. starting june 1st, the monthly subscription price will increase from $39 to $44 here in the u.s. meantime, the company will cut the price for bikes and treadmills in hopes of luring new customers. >>> and a piece of americana is slowly disappearing. after tomorrow's closing of the kmart in new jersey, the once-giant discount chain will have only three stores left in the u.s. kmart used to have more than 2,000 stores, but has suffered declining sales. diane? >> elise preston in n

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he had a few choice words for them today in vancouver as well so you've got the regulations and then you've got how much of a tower role he'll play. if he actually does take ownership of the company. you've still got the ceo, you've still got all the staff that have been working very hard for a number of years now to build up a culture of our open conversation and people being able to have a place to speak without being harassed or bullied off the network. that's the other question you have. when you talk about free speech, free speech for who? where do you draw the line? and if you say something on twitter, is it going to cause maybe someone's 80 million followers to come after you and harass you off the off the network, so there's a lot of questions here. everyone has their own definition of free speech in five or six seconds if he could do it. um if you have to pay to play on twitter, how would that affect their user base? you think it's going to be difficult? i think it would put a lot of people off twitter. a lot of people love it. but when you have to pay for it very different

musk addressed it at a ted talk in vancouver. >> twitter has become the de facto town square. so it is really important that people have both the reality and the perception that they are able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> not just elon musk. a private equity firm based in san francisco is reportedly considering a bid for twitter as well. we asked the media studies professor if twitter is worth it. >> well, i guess with the way the company is run, these larger questions of free speech and democracy, i don't think it matters who owns the platform. time and time again we've seen big tech chooses profits over the common good. i think this is the latest iteration of that. >> twirt had a meeting today with the staff. the entire decision will be up to the board. >>> there will be no vaccine mandates for students in california, at least for now. governor newsom announced it will be delayed inial least next summer. 2023. he said the state is waiting for the fda to give full approval for seventh through 12th grades. currently it is currently aimproved for 16 and up. t

and you know, in vancouver, burnaby mountain saw dustin of snow as well. there's that swath of snow saskatchewan into man. it's sober, quite wild, whether they're up to central america right now, getting striped with some showers, hit spaniel into cuba and hi, heap for acapulco 30 degrees. it's almost 10 above where you should be. south america looks like this. we've got bursts of rain toward the western amazon, this line of storm stretching out toward the south atlantic. so it is going to be a soggy forecast for rio de janeiro $28.00 degrees. and because these are thunderstorms, it's also going to dropped down your temperature to $24.00 on friday, which is below average. that sir, whether ah african stories from african perspectives wishing those songs with me? no ma mancha. now when i did, he did go with your documentary, some african fill me from wanda and bookkeeper, fossil ridge with sounds of home and the coach africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. a great amount about top stories he at this hour russia has confirmed, a blast abode its w

today during the ted 2022 conference in vancouver. the world's richest person said twitter is in need of a free speech overhaul. the twitter has become kind of the de facto town square, so it's just really important that people have the both the the reality and the perception that they are able to speak. lee within bounds of the law. musk has repeatedly criticized twitter for being too restrictive of speech is take over offer comes just weeks after he became twitter's largest shareholder, california senator dianne feinstein's memory is rapidly deteriorating her ability to serve as being questioned that's according to a report in the chronicle the newspaper interviewed four fellow senators a california democrat in congress as well as former feinstein staffers. they all say 88 year old feinstein is suffering from memory lapses and rules on her staff to relies rather on her staff to fulfill her job duties her term ends in 2024. she has not decided whether to run for reelection, although she has taken out the necessary paperwork to do so

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here is musk himself today at a ted talk in vancouver. >> well, i think it's very important for there to be an inclusive arena for free speech where -- so, yeah. twitter has become kind of the de facto town square. so it's really important that people have both the reality and the perception that they're able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> pretty amazing just to hear him there. this is much more than a business story. it's very much a story about freedom of speech, like he said, and even politics. with us tonight, dr. nolan higdon and author and lecturer at cal state east bay who specialize in media studies and our own reporter scott budman. nice to have you on the program. business or free speech? why is he doing this? >> i would say both. everything elon musk does has a business tinge to it. he is investing in a stock that has some money. that's what he does. he makes a lot of money. he is the richest person this the world. he is also right. twitter has become the town square. it's where a lot of people get their news and trust that they're getting accurate news. a

so the sierra nevada also snow for the cascades, and vancouver's got a hive. 10 degrees. there's at snow storms to schedule an into manitoba for the 1st time in 25 years. the canadian city of winnipeg close schools because of how bad the weather was. greater antilles. we've got some wet weather here for havana. thunder. downpours in the forecast for you over the next several days. top end of south america. pulses of rain along the andes, stretching toward the southeast of brazil, weather alerts in play here. rio de janeiro, a yellow alert, potentially 50 millimeters of rain and sal paulo, an orange alert. you could scoop up to a 100 millimeters, but south of this, it's all about the sunshine in argentina, by it. blanca has a high, it's 20 degrees on thursday. that's a snapshot of your weather, c, cat, official airline of the journey. the race to succeed, that would be good to start to as president of the philippines is heading into it by no stretch struggling. what it's worth me, 7 years the country, it's desperate for solution. but what are the candidates offering and wh

i think saturday is going to be the better day of the weekend for vancouver. some sunny spells there before more. what weather moves in temperatures once again climbed in billings, up to a hive, 18 degrees. settle conditions for california, the desert, southwest, and temperatures in many spots. here also above average, we've got a high 30 degrees in vegas. central america looks like this fairly settle conditions. we've got some pulses of what, whether to be found cursory, get into panama, and then we've got this band of rain pretty much stretching from the now straight into kito, right through to that pacific coast. in her, the other day, rio de janeiro had a red whether warning in play for the potential to see upwards of a 100 millimeters of rain. most of that heavy rain will push out toward the south atlantic, a stay and not to the day, although on saturday, with the height of 22 degrees. ah, ah, europe's graham's capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial pots . and their museums filled with artifacts, spoils of war and occupation uprooted

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in vancouver where in some places up to 20 cm of rain fell as a result of which some roads were blockederal cars flew off the road, in addition, the temperature in the city broke the anti-record 85 years ago, dropping to -1°. according to meteorologists, the weather will remain the same for at least the next two weeks. the world's most powerful multi-purpose, fast- neutron research reactor is being built in the ulyanovsk region, the building has already been delivered to the site with the details of ruslan bikbulatov. the building area of ​​14 hectares will accommodate 53 objects, millions of tons, concrete reinforcement of over 200,000 cubic meters, this would be enough to build a whole microdistrict of the megapolis with multi-storey buildings and all emergency situations are calculated. including from a plane crash. this protects against the impact of the blast wave. the construction is going on around the clock according to the schedule, 1,200 people are involved. this is how the future of atomic science on a global scale is being built, the fourth-generation multi-purpose scientifi

and but what he's saying though, is he spoke to at a tech's event in vancouver, canada a few hours ago. and he said why he doesn't want to buy twitter, and that's because he said it's not financial. he doesn't expect to make a lot of money off of it. he says he's doing it because a free speech. and he doesn't think that twitter is the right platform for free speech. he said that twitter restricts free speech in his view and says he's doing this for the good of humanity. this really is an issue here of the future direction of twitter. because as we know, twitter very much is not afraid to de platform or restrict the account or delete the account of people that they think are promoting misinformation on the site. even donald trump was taken off a twitter. you must very much disagree with that. and this is part of the reason why he wants to buy it, because he says he wants he can fixed twitter and make it more of a free speech platform. of course, a lot of people disagree with that and say there's plenty of free speech on twitter . but anyway, this is at least what he's saying, why he's w

while a short time ago in musk appeared at a ted talk in vancouver, canada, where he was asked about his attempt to take over twitter. gabriel and his on their hands more from the new york stock exchange. this is the 1st public comments by ellen musk about this. and he did not give a lot of specific, so his overarching theme was when asked why he wanted to buy twitter, why he wanted to own it. he basically said twitter has become the world's de facto towns square. and that he said he wants to buy it because he feels free speech is very important. anything's twitter plays a key role in that. when asked if he has secured funding to buy twitter idle cost him about over $40000000000.00 specifics, if you will. everyone knows he's got enough money, but what people want to know is does he have other investors with him? what about that? any more details of how he's plans to buy to buy it? he said simply, he's got the resources, but one didn't want to go into any more details and then asked if he has a plan b. if twitter rejects his take over bid, he said yes, i do have a plan b, but i don't

. >>> the sharks were aiming to snap a five-game losing skid as they faced the vancouver canucks.t 2-2, canucks on the attack. alex chasen fires and he lights the lamp up. the sharks lose in this one, their sixth straight loss. >>> matias and the earthquakes in houston tonight. quakes going for their first win of the season. 57th minute, game tied at 2-2, houston on the corner kick. that was just perfectly crafted. blue jerseys were everywhere, by it's the teenager who scores the goal. earthquakes lose 4-3. >> charlie, thank you. >> and we'll be right back. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. xfinity mobile runs on am

the difficult decision to cancel the coastal portion of the upcoming cruise from san francisco to vancouver. to allow more time to quote bring the ship up to its highest standards in advance of the upcoming busy summer season. the cruiser originated in fort lauderdale, florida, princess cruises says it's currently helping guests with air and hotel accommodations and plans to provide full refunds of the cruise fare and 100% credit for future cruises. san jose. police are looking for a woman who is considered at risk and missing for more than 24 hours. benito was last seen saturday morning at about nine a.m. near the 200 block of south 22nd street. police say she has medical issues. she is described as five ft. tall and weighing about £120 . she was last seen wearing a dark red sweater and polka dot pants. anyone with information is asked to call san jose policl tell you what's prompting the recent dip in gas prices. also ahead tonight, a record number of anti transgender bills introduced in dozens of states across the country with the white house is saying about them. and it was slightly coo

i think saturday is going to be the better day of the weekend for vancouver. some sunny spells there before more wet weather moves in temperatures of once again climbed in billings up to a hive. 18 degrees settle conditions for california desert, southwest and temperatures, and many spots here. also, above average, we've got a high of 30 degrees in vegas. central america looks like this, fairly settle conditions. we've got some pulses of what, whether to be found cursory, get into panama, and then we've got this band of rain pretty much stretching from the now straight into kito right through to that pacific coast. in her, the other day, rio de janeiro had a red weather warning in place for the potential to see upwards of a 100 millimeters of rain. most of that heavy rain will push out toward the south atlantic. i stay and not to the day though on saturday, with the height of 22 degrees. ah, from the world's is populated, reach and deck, and untold stories across asia and the pacific. to discover the current events with diverse coaches. and conflicting politic

we go in this colder air, really sinking south vancouver into washington. state and oregon, portland saw snow for the 1st time in april on record, and that cold air continues to sink south into california, san francisco. 15 degrees just a few days ago. you're about 31, so that messy weather round, central canada, the northern plains. it's also going to sparked some storms, eastern texas louisiana rate into kentucky on wednesday. and as we look towards central america somewhat, whether to be expected for his van jolla and for south america looks like this. a band of rain stretching from the paid ruffian. andy's rate toward the south atlantic. so very what day in flor annapolis with the hi of 24 degrees. that's it says in. ah! the witness fe, witnessed bravery. witness breeder, witness, slavery, witness people, witness? power, witness, lifetime. witness in our witness. man, witness b. witness prejudice. witness. peace, witness. love, witness. ball. witness. the world. witness. next door. witness. life. witness. era. lou. ah, welcome back to might about top stories here. this r u. s. pr

also a few sunny days in store vancouver, 10 degrees. there's a colder air rushing in. so when a peg just a high, a minus 6 on friday, the trade winds are scooping up moisture off the atlantic, ringing it out over his span yellow weather front, dipping down from the us. given us bursts of rain for the behemoth islands and same goes for cuba, lima bogota. it's going to be an overcast stay. but to the east of that, that's where we've got some storms. and for that southeast corner of brazil, the heaviest rain that was plaguing sol, paulo and rio de janeiro has shifted out toward the south atlantic. so dry conditions for you that sure whether i saw official ally of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello money inside of this is the news i live from die hawk coming up in the next 60 minutes. israeli forces detain at least $300.00 palestinians off the confrontations at the alex and mos compound where lie from ocoee party to reduce them. 17 year old as lay to rest in the occupied westbank. he's one of 6 palestinians killed by his ready for assistance when.

they dropped to owen to this season sharks begin in a five-game road trip in vancouver.hese hats stylish popcorn hat there first period san jose on the power play two more meyer shoots tomashurtel scores 28th of the year tied at one second period now brent burns shoots, nick benito tips it in we're tied at two brent burns fan is pumped up third period still tied sharks. goalie. capo kakanin makes one great say but it bounces off a skate to a wide open alex chase on scores the go-ahead goal connects at an empty lay net or late that is sharks lose for two. that's a six game losing stre. team teal let's kick. it quakes in houston taking on the dynamo get this guy a contracting looks like a player there first half jeremy abobusi scored twice in three minutes. quakes take the lead but houston scored the next three then tommy thompson got the quakes within one late. this fifth goal though in nine seasons and quakes lose four three abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. all right. thanks chris, and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at well 12 something. i'm di

let's go to jodie vance, who's in vancouver, canada for us, canada. of course we'll be hosting a world cup in 2026. this is happening for years early. how's the draw now? sort of take an excitement to a whole new level. you think? certainly has canada a buzz right now just following along with the the social media as many others have across the world. as we're listening into our coverage, the euphoria of qualification now turns to preparation for the draw for team canada for the men's team here, i want to bring in scott rental our sports analyst on this. and scott, we've been watching very closely. and there's been a lot of buzz about which groups canada did not want to be a part of. how do you think we landed? it feels ok right now despite the fact that we're talking about 2 teams in belgium in croatia that were part of the final 4 in world cup 2018 croatia advancing to the final. now those will be the 2 teams favorite to come out of group alpha group to which canada now as both now belongs, belgium is one of the top side in the world. and as i menti

it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland,own the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perfor

recorded following a seven day trip along pacific northwest coast which stops in oregon, seattle, vancouver. the cases come more than a week after officials recorded 143 cases on the same ship. ruby princess is currently under investigation by cdc. >>> today is the vaccination deadline at the valley transportation authority. vta says most employees and contractors must show proof they have been fully vaccinated. this covers about 2,000 people who work for the transit agency. anyone receiving an exemption for medical or religious reasons must be tested weekly. >>> parents may move closer to the day they can get the youngest children vaccinated against covid-19, this after moderna asked to authorize the vaccine for kids as young as six months. >> joycelyn moran spoke with parents. how are they feeling about all this? >> reporter: we spoke to parents on and off camera. some say if it is authorized they're going to wait a little. others say they've been waiting a long time for this. gina says she and her husband got covid earlier this year. she was vaccinated. >> my husband and i were fairly si

we go in this colder air, really sinking south vancouver into washington state and oregon. portland saw snow for the 1st time in april on record, and that cold air continues to sink south into california, san francisco. 15 degrees just a few days ago. you're about 31, so that messy weather round, central canada, the northern plains. it's also gonna sparked some storms, eastern texas louisiana rate into kentucky on wednesday. and as we look towards central america somewhat, whether to be expected for his van eula and for south america, looks like this. a band of rain stretching from the paid ruffian andy's rate toward the south atlantic. so very what day in flor annapolis with a high of 24 degrees? that's it. susan. ah. healing the debates. it is no he job bad is, i mean, if anyone here talks about women that i was a bit seemed and then said no, take it off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global com