walker smallwood, threw a no-hitterer.batters, tying a school record. >> when the last strike came, i was in denial all over again. it just happened. >> i was in tears most of the stands were in in tears. that was special moment that we will cherish forever. >> number 6, walker smallwood. walker may never play again. and he is actually fine with you it now. because who needs a world series ring, when you have taken on the greatest rival and goneone undefeated. steve hartman, cbs news on the road. >> that is it for the cbs news this tuesday. check back later and follow us online at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, may 11th, ♪ >>> it's tuesday, may 11th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." approved for adolescents. the fda clears pfizer's covid vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds. how soon teens could get their first shots. >> i seen all these cars parked everywhere, i was just like omg, i have to fill my tank up. >>> rising demand. drivers start lining up for gas in the w

general walker? >> no, sir. >> mr. blanton? >> i'm sorry. can you repeat the question? >> do you believe that the capitol police board should be reformed? >> the operations of it, yes, sir. >> in your opinion, yes or no, does the capitol police board effectively conduct oversight of the capitol police and overall security posture of the capitol complex? mr. blanton, first? >> in its current construct, i would say it's a little lacking. >> mr. sergeant at arms general walker? >> what was the -- you -- it was a yes or no? >> a yes or no. yeah. in your opinion, does the capitol police board effectively conduct oversight of the capitol police and the security posture of the capitol complex? >> since i arrived, i'm going to have to say yes. >> okay. i -- i know, general walker, you're new here. i appreciate that. but i -- the question i have, you guys don't need to answer this but i would love to talk to you, both, later. why have we heard, from both the capitol police inspector general and the architect of the capitol inspector gen

walker.to grow what would become a prominent mutual benefit society in the first half of the 20th century. >> between 1902, 1920, mrs. walker having resurrected the independent order of st. luke, could afford to live in a mansion. her husband, armstead walker, who built the armory, was the leading black contractor. so, together, they were like a jay-z and beyonce. >> reporter: power couple. >> of richmond. true power couple. >> reporter: in 1903, maggie walker became the first black woman to found a bank in america. she went on to run several more businesses. and in 1904 she helped to successfully shutdown the segregated trolley system in richmond. her statue, the first dedicated to any woman in richmond, virginia, now sits in this plaza in jackson ward, and that night it was part of the larger celebration honoring the 150th anniversary of this area. throughout the neighborhood, quiet street corners and even train stations lit up to showcase significant sites and images of historic residents.

now, i happen to be a fan of herschel walker -- not just herschel walker the football rstyer, i likelker the man, the person, the human being. it would be a great senator from georgia, i think stacey abrams and the democratic party in georgia they have a lot of explaining to do as well as corporations like delta and coca-cola. >> let me put it this way, when you look at senator warnock's voting record, he's down for the green new d deal. he is for court packing, he's for eliminating the filibuster. he's for the massive tax increase, he's for $6 trillion more of spending, he's for everythingre that aoc is for. if you have a chance in georgia to replace them with a herschel walker, and you are a ceo of a company who depends on free enterprise to make a living, and you don't see the benefit of roof public and in georgia, he should be fired. you've lost your mind. if you can't understand the difference between where herschelaner walker would take corporate america and free enterprise versus senator warnock, you should lose her job and shareholders should be all over these companies for a

mary walker. dr. mary walker was a surgeon trained in new york. the army's crying for surgeons, you know to come to help and take care of the sick and wounded. during the civil war so she comes and presents. self but they don't want her. why do you think because she's a woman she persisted though. in fact, she volunteered her services for some time finally through her persistent. she was they did hire her as a contract surgeon, and she served in, tennessee. she was taken prisoner by the confederate forces held for four months down in richmond and was released in an exchange a prisoner exchange with some confederate forces. she was quite proud. i think she was exchanged for a lieutenant colonel. she thought that was pretty cool because she when she served she was equivalent to a lieutenant or captain, but remember she was contract. she was not in the military itself. she was awarded the congressional medal of honor by the president for her services. in fact, they're about several years later the army the termined that there were over 900 people who

walker says he opened fire because he thought there was an intruder.of the investigator's findings were overruled by the then police chief. >>> "the wall street journal" said president biden is disputing republican arguments that enhanced unemployment benefits are discouraging americans from working and yeerday, mr. biden said his economic plan is working. last week's employment reports show lower than expected job growth. republicans say that's because extra benefits are making it harder for businesses to fill openings. but the president said his administration will make clear that workers receiving benefits cannot turn down suitable jobs. >> no one should be allowed to game the system. when the system follows. let's not take our eye off the ball. families, families who are just trying to put food on the table, keep a roof over their head. they aren't the problem. >> mr. biden will meet with some republican moderates on thursday to discuss infrastructure plans. >>> and espn says washington wizards star russell westbrook set a new record for career tri

and there is no there's no portrait of mary walker in the in the portrait museum.so i'm using this as a public forum tonight to urge the international spy museum to undertake a project to see that mary walker's portrait is eventually comes to comes to it's rightful place in the portrait museum. okay. william seward known for purchasing alaska, he really should be known for running lincoln's spy operations in europe during the second world during the the civil war. he had agents all across europe and one of the successes he had was essentially having an agent co-op the principal newspaper in belgium to then print pro pro union. stories in it in its newspaper and thereby promote the union cause lincoln or seward was a top was a target one of the three targets of the booth assassination plot lincoln. the lincoln was the vice president johnson and seward seward. when he was attacked when he was attacked, he was a stabbing attempt and bloody loud scuffle at at his home his two sons were also attack by louis powell powell. thought he had killed the secretary. in fact, he

the other two were the golden bench of god, focused on madam cj walker and her daughter. walker had developed a hair treatment that straightened african-american hair and made her while the wealthy at the first part of the 20th century. finally, a novel about king herod that sought to reinvent him much has hurston had re-envisioned moses. scribners found none of them acceptable. as a result, the impoverished hurston now living full-time in florida, albeit not in eatonville, turned to placing essays in journals for quick income. eventually she worked for short, usually unhappy stents as a made, a newspaper correspondent, a librarian, and a high school teacher in the 1950's. during the same decade she gained weight and unsuccessfully negotiated high blood pressure that led to her stroke in october of 1959. this eventually forced her into the st. lucie county motorhome. after another stroke, zora neale hurston, the vibrant center of the harlem renaissance, died on january 28, 1960, at age 69. she was buried in the segregated genesee memorial gardens, and her grave remained u

it depends highly on the body form of the ancestor because if it was a knuckle walker if that is the ancestral trait then chimpanzees retained it on their lineage, then you have to have intense natural selection to go from a knuckle walking common ancestor to something that is not just picked off by leopards because it is hunched over and cannot move quickly or efficiently. so in that circumstance it would have been incredibly fast or incredibly slowly of the common ancestor is something more like a large given or smaller orangutan and the trees and then you get a patch year forest it has to move across the landscape but it already has the body form to do that. it's not a new locomotion but the old locomotion in a new setting. in that case it would be very gradual what we're looking for are the anatomies something from a terrestrial biped. we haven't even thought what that would be how do you distinguish from something walking on two legs on the ground versus two legs in the trees where the trees are more compliant so the force is different you probably wouldn't have to have the hip

walton walker was a core commander in patents army in the european theater. so he's a really experience combat soldier and a very fine officer. macarthur however came up with a concept to crushed the north koreans. his idea. was that walker in the pusan perimeter would launch an attack out. meanwhile he would launch. an amphibious landing at inchon the port area for seoul and the object was to seize that seized soul push in land and then cut off the north koreans. the problem was multiple incheon has between 29 and 35 36 foot tie differentials. so you know higher than this than this ceiling. at high tide below our floor at low tide. that's a huge tidal difference. and that makes it dramatic difference when you're trying to land. secondly, you've got mud flats at low tide. that's extend 6,000 yards. 6,000 yards so they're going to have real that's four miles. and of course vanity craft and landing ship tanks and things like that are going to get stuck in the mud in those mud flats. so you're not going to be able to land at low tide. there are also numerous isl

walker. we've been following the story for a while. richard, good to see you. does this move effectively mean that washington is pulling? it's all position from nordstrom to well, it's steven no, actually it doesn't. in fact, the u. s. position has been pretty adamant all along ever since the administration began and goes back to the trumpet ministration as well. and even secretary state, tony blinking was re emphasizing this phone call to his german count yesterday. but what is happening here is that the escalating, it's all positions. it's essentially just not going ahead with the sanctions on the company at the very heart of the project, which of course, will greatly increase the likelihood that it actually finally gets finished. what's behind this change? of course you said the escalation, what does that mean? yeah, well essentially what the bag you ministration appears to be doing is recognizing the fact that the german government really just want to back down on the street. they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it. but it is

w as chief international editor, richard walker. if the decision means washington is effectively dropping its opposition to the pipeline. well steven, no, actually it doesn't. in fact, the u. s. position has been pretty adamant all along ever since the administration began and goes back to the trumpet administration as well. and even texas state, tony blinking was re emphasizing this in a phone call to his german count yesterday. but what is happening here is that the escalating, it's all positions, it's essentially just not going ahead with the sanctions on the company at the very heart of the project. which of course, will greatly increase the likelihood that it actually finally gets finished. what's behind this change? of course you said the escalation, what does that mean? yeah, well essentially what could biking ministration appears to be doing here is recognizing the fact that the german government really doesn't want to back down the street. they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it, that it is a

richard walker, d w chief international areas there. thank you very much. we may have noticed that the past year has been all about coven vaccine developing them. trialing them, rolling them out, all that effort in such short time. i've taken masses of money or culture now increasing for more funding to go to co treatments. and german government says it's listening. switching off the corona virus, making it harmless. scientists and branch by germany gave themselves that task. 12 months later, they seemed to have reached their goal my, me to come in to the food and the most of the drugs that are currently in development, treat moderate or mild code. 1900 infections. but our drug specifically designed to cure the really serious cases and we're having the account cool hire this research and the 1st clinical tests have been financed primarily by private investors and a state investment bank. currently, the federal government is providing a total of $50000000.00 euros for corona virus drug research, a funding part that has to be shared by several companies. by c

i am david walker, senior community development specialist with the office of economic and workforce development, workforce division. for context, oewd is the local workforce administrator for federal innovation, and we are therefore -- the party responsible for applying for and overseeing the implementation of programs in the local area of san francisco. the initial $675,000 of this grant was moved through the expend process in july 2020. and this amendment is to that original funding. this grant is retroactive funding as the amended recommendation by the grantier near the end of the project term due to our exceptional performance and the community partner's hard work in distributing this money. in december 2020, the grant reallocated funds from the workforce boards with surpluses to boards that had already exhausted funding. oewd had already exhausted our funding, and so the grant provided oewd with an additional $100,000 to serve an additional 125 participants. the accept and expend includes the previous grant award and the additional funding. this project runs from march 2020 thr

we are going to hear from wilson walker in one second. if we come back for the wider view, the red flag warning stays in effect until 6:00. i wanted to give you a slightly different way to look at this to gain a little more perspective. we have all got to be concerned, especially if we are included in the red flag warning. another way of looking at it is to see with the greatest area of concern is with this particular offshore wind event and that is primarily in the central valley, the area of red. that is where the strongest winds are, the greatest abundance of dry grass, which is one of the riskier fuels at this point of the season but we cannot rule out the fact that much of the bay area, including the areas i outlined are still an area of concern. will go into more detail in the complete forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> wilson walker under the red flag warning. >> as soon as i smelled something. the first thought was here we go again. another whole season where there is fire smell. >> reporter: just as the smoke from the ken bast

wilson walker, kpix5. >>> please ante up me help catching the suspect killer of a 12-year-old girl. michael duane fritz just turned 19. he is wanted in the shooting death of k may 12th. it is unclear if she was targeted intentionally. police say he has likely cut his hair since these photos were taken. if you see him, do not approach it. call 911. >>> police in san jose want you to take a close look at the surveillance video showing a vehicle involved in a deadly hit and run earlier this month. 52-year-old david jones had fallen from his electric unicycle on coosa road the night of may 4th when the driver hit him and left him to die. here is another look at the suspect vehicle, a white or light colored suv with a thin black stripe running down the side. if you recognize it, give police a call. >>> meanwhile carfax are off the charts in san jose right now. police are reporting a 49% spike in the first two months of this year. >> i walked outside it was gone right out of my driveway. >> the crime spree is spread pretty evenly through the city. as to the top five hottest vehicles out t

live in oakland, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> onto the drought, and worsening situation here in the bay area. parts of the north and east bay now in what is called the worst drought category. exceptional drought. you can see the areas shaded in very dark red, the rest of the bay area is not much better. still in an extreme drought. let shirley the statewide view. the area of exceptional drought extends north into lake in mendocino county's. in all the governor has issued a drought emergency 441 of 58 counties. marin county is considering a new move in response to the drought. something that is only happening twice in the county's history. brian hackney is here to explain. >> the last 16 months, it has been the driest ever on record. reservoirs are half-full, rainfall only 40% of average. they've artie started mandatory cutbacks and now commemorating waters thinking of doing something more. somewhat safe them are drastic. and the family that could impact future development in much of marin, potentially for years. >> that will be a temporary ban until we get through this drought, right? t

wilson walker live in novato where fire crews are performing controlled burns along big rock ridge behindble neighborhoods. >> reporter: a collection of fire agencies out here all week. their goal is to prepare the land and themselves for the fire season we all know is coming. >> the winds are favorable in terms of the wind is pushing the fire into the block, so that means it is a backing fires we can control it a lot better than if the wind is pushing the fire into what the unburned fuel is. >> reporter: good conditions for a controlled burn on the northern slope of big rock ridge today. it is an opportunity to cut down on some of the fuel out here with the primary objective is getting these crews ready for fire season. >> every year we bring on roughly 100 seasonal firefighters to support the increase fire conditions during the summer months. >> reporter: this was a training day, the multiple attack and line construction. really, the goal is to give us the tools they need to be successful when they got to protect her house and her neighbor's house or your community. they can say is evid

brent: dw's chief international editor, richard walker. rate to see you, thank you.german government has announced plans for more ambitious cuts to carbon emissions. this follows a constitutional court ruling from last week that said the country's current climate laws are insufficient. many are asking whether the new goals are really a commitment to more action or an effort to gain more votes ahead of upcoming national elections. >> the climate activists probably surprised themselves with what they achieved. young environmentalists have long accused the government of not taking action fast enough on climate change, and last week, german's highest court -- germany's highestourt >> ruled they were right. >> young people have reminded us that we are to slow rather than too quick. these rules, according to basic law, assure that not only the three to -- the freedom of those living today has to be protected, but also those in future generations. >> a lot of this has to do with the upcoming national elections. angela merl's coition government wantso finali plans on how to

he grew up in the central coast town of greenfield south east of salinas mayor lance walker says the news that a native son was lost in this senseless tragedy has stunned the community. like a bad dream that you know, you want to wake up. but you know, you realize it's not so heartbreaking. just a senseless senseless act. >> of nonsense really. and the whole community of green still greens. you know, with the family he's hoping to organize a vigil in the town of greenfield to help the community. >> deal with this tragedy. maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> and right now across 4 dot com. we have a section with everything you need to know about the shooting. just grab your phone open the camera. hold it up to this qr code and it will take you to a place where there's information on how you can help the victims of the tragedy, help their families during this difficult time. >> switching gears here for a moment tell you might want to get ready to pay up to the pump. if you're hitting the road this holiday weekend memorial day weekend. gas prices. boy, there it there. highest levels in 7 yea

no wilson walker is live at martinez, which is getting hit pretty hard by ace rest worker squeeze. nobody wants to come back to work. >> reporter: here in martinez, there is really a national story, cities and towns, big and small, and no matter exactly what is driving it, i can tell you that service workers them a lot of retail workers, are absolutely feeling it. >> i could be adding 2 to 3 more waitresses, servers on the floor, i could be adding more bartenders. >> reporter: with more customers returning, they need help from the patio to the kitchen, as many as five more employees. like many other restaurants, they fairly gotten any applications. >> the people that are working here, they're working hard, they are doing double. we just, we need more help. >> i think a lot of the cases of fava beans, english peas, just home, and i have my parents help me clean those things which is just ridiculous. >> reporter: there also desperate for help, often $30 an hour for a part-time pastry chef. the ads are going largely unanswered. >> we pay couple of hundred dollars every week, we put ad

and shannon walker had the opportunity to be the commander for a. of time so that was exciting as well. earlier today when they left, they took over as commander. he is a crew two crew member. he was able to ring the bell after resilience was departing and say all those happy words as they were able to send them home. they have been doing a direct hand over with all of the crews on board. crew 2, the soyuz crew, crew one. 11 members on the space station for a little more than a week was an exciting time. lots of work that was done. of course, the landing required everyone on board to do a sleep shift. we changed their sleep and wait times aboard the space station. that affects the teams on the ground here. to make this a really good orbit end landing opportunity work out for the operations, all of the teams -- there is a tremendous amount of effort by nasa and spacex working together and many other pieces as well. to ensure we can safely land our crew during the night landing. also, crew members are doing really well. we got the capsule on board, re

miriam walker khan, bbc news. i'm sure there will be. that's all from sportsday.t today. that is going to continue to be a feature through the night tonight and into tomorrow as well. this low pressure slowly drifting its way steadily eastwards. the strongest of the winds first thing tomorrow morning will be further south, unseasonably strong winds with gusts across the channel posts a 50—60 mph, similar values towards the bristol channel and still some strong winds once again bombarding west wales as well. that is going to drive and some wet weather as the low pressure continues to track slowly eastwards. we will see an improving picture gradually across northern ireland, northwest england and western scotland into the afternoon. blustery winds for all, though, even away from the south and thatis though, even away from the south and that is going to make it feel cool and disappointing for this time of year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighterwinds year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighter winds for the start of the weekend, something a l

i don't know if the dog walkers will want to be out there.eratures in the 50s with rain on saturday as did you down the coast, things do improve. once you get to the beaches of north carolina, it will be in the 70s. a little cool by your standards but not miserable. you have to dodge some of the showers. once you're south of myrtle beach you'll be fine for all of your beach plans on saturday florida is going to be plenty warm dodging those afternoon storms 50s on long island, frances. that's no good >> we've got to get south of myrtle beach, right? >> yes. >> way to do it. >> bill, have a great weekend. >>> next, consumer alert about a hodecet vi from the home shopping network that's a little too hot. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source.

next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, meet the dog walker who has gone viral with portraits.so cute. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, behind the scenes look at the 51 dates reunion sketch with adam sandler. that was a good movie. >>> looking back at queen elizabeth's six decade long reign with special commentators and appearances by former president obama and sir >>> welcome back. we are taking a live look outside at san francisco from mark hopkins hotel camera. you can see the cathedral there and also our guest fog blanketing the bay area. >>> a boston dog walker has taken his services to the next level. >> he snaps portraits of his furry clients around town and now they've gone viral. watson has been dog walking for decades but his off leash photos earned him a new follower. one went viral when a passerby snapped them in action. the clients follow him for hours every day stopping for pictures wherever inspiration strikes. >> i get best results when they're a bit tired but not totally wiped out. >> he is not just their dog walker. etc. really their best friend. >> watso

robin forestry walker report is not for me to please see if he's got it may not. that's what began in a rural valley is now in george's capital, city and environmental movements against a major new hydropower project. number kalani led by this 28 year old activist. although we can, we are not going to stop that because i'm a chronic, he's not a problem. i'm just one valley. you know, this is the face of the senate problem. now mcbernie will boost george's electricity generation by 15 percent, but it's dams will flood the part of the re only valley destroying settlements, forests and threatening critically endangered species of fish. second will be pair because although that she's not migrating to nom up or sheets operating. thanks until february impacting hydro, logical or some like the clergy from george's powerful orthodox church have a nationalist agenda. they oppose the turkey. she company operates the many unacceptable aspects among them. if requested land will be handed over to the tech, this contractor government as capitulated and disagreement over them. u

back plant in the stalemate robin for sure walker reports from we're starving prison near the capital tbilisi. relief from the command and his supporters after 3 months of incarceration the leader of georgia's largest opposition party the united national movement walked free from pretrial detention in restudy prison and was engulfed by the media he said his release was a victory for democracy and a scratch or a. bottle of the whole nation. realize that either we have all the gardening regime or we have the bannock rocky rolling concerned that merely as a rest appeared politically motivated european diplomats played a role in negotiating his freedom become merely his release has been made possible thanks to the european union which posted his bail money worth almost $12000.00 but it's only been the latest in a string of interventions by the european union to try to resolve georgia's longstanding political crisis really it was arrested in february in a dramatic raid on his party offices wanted in connection with his role in anti-government protests that turned violent 2 years ago. his a

walker al jazeera in the rio de valley. more than a 1000 moroccans crossed in tissue to early this week, several 1000 migrants swam or used boats to reach the spanish and clubs, parking, one of the biggest diplomatic spans between madrid and robots in recent years. now many still hoped to make it to the european mainland as bonus miss reports. now when these moroccans arrived in future, it was the start of a journey they hope will take them across the mediterranean sea. at a new life in europe. the rock of gibraltar is only 30 minutes away by ferry, but only if you have a western passport or visa for the rest, they'll try to get into the port and hide somewhere on a laurie. we're going to do it by any means necessary. not something i would you know, trade my life for, but what if you could fix that? that the bahama told himself english and his learning code that he recognizes morocco as little too often see the people on the internet. how they are living in europe. they have human rights. they don't have human rights morocc

robin 1st year, walker reports now from the upper really valley. the lush landscape of georgia is rio de valley is being re engineered with the hydro power plants have number body when completed to dams, one over a 100 meters tall will boost the country's annual electricity generation by up to 15 percent absolutely must be one. anchor. the turkish contract to says it's construction will only be positive. project typically will provide absolutely brand new the high standard european southern road in debris just to connect we the we to bring a lot of tourists, a lot of it and also connect all of the villages. it's a good opportunity to keep the valley alive. you can see the tunnel there that's going to divert the river that will allow them to build a massive time across the gorge. a fee of engineering to take the force of nature, the re, only river that will transform the valley for better or worse, not down stream in georgia is 2nd largest city. could totally see thousands recently protested over the is the terms could unleash a barrel of flood wate

robin forest walker reports from tbilisi, a full state funeral for a celebrated general a century owned from your committee. this separation from his homeland george's president is herself a descendant of georgians, forced to flee the bolshevik advance in 1900. 21. grannie. much in your belief and the belief of my father and all other george in emigrants has been justified. georgia is immortal, and the restoration of independence is inevitable. so they will be gone level brushing, exuberant and repatriated from france, the bones of the general and of his wife light together in one casket. the general's return comes 30 years since the restoration of independence, georgia after the collapse of the soviet union. and it's been a 100 years since that independence was taken from georgia after the invasion of the rate of an invasion that sent the general and his family into exile as commander in chief of the army general committee to a secured georgia borders for its 3 brief years as an independent democratic republic say as crazy. but after the bolsheviks victory, he and his family found the

another thing to look out for which walker d.w. chief international editor for thank you and finally a german car technician is going back to the future making a business out of 6 and taking up the 980 s. classic delivery and sports car which of our origin only just wanted to own the stainless steel car which was made famous as a time machine in the classic back to the future flick a demand for the eighty's i come as high end parts are rare so used a 3 d. printer when he can't source originals the d.m.c. 12 cost the equivalent of 10000 euros when it was made but can fetch up to 7000 euros today. and here's a reminder of our top story at this hour it can plunge below $40000.00 for the 1st time in more than 3 months latest fall comes after china calls on financial institutions in the country to no longer allow came into. that social thanks for watching over selfless excess. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus up

i'll be running 1st year walker out to 0 building. see more on that and everything else that we've been covering here and al jazeera on our website, the al jazeera dot com. ah, now quick recap of the top stories, the you an agency for palestinians warns that the fragile 3 day c fire will not last unless the underlying issue there sorted. this comes as both of the border crossings between israel and gaza have been closed. checkpoints were briefly opened on friday, allowing foreign journalists to enter. the u. s. has urged the greater axis with crossings crucial to the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel stuff. what else can.

to help us put all of this into context i'm joined now by our chief international editor richard walker good evening to you richard the global vaccination rolled out it was high on the agenda during this meeting a g 7 foreign ministers are we any closer to a solution of how this will happen and how it's going to be financed. you know brett i mean it is becoming more and more of a glaring issue isn't it as the west gets more and more advanced in this vaccination campaigns to keep britain in the united states and israel but also if europe really pushing ahead the gap between the west and the global south why broadly is becoming a really kind of glaring chasm and we see that for example of many in india the current epicenter of the crime demick. around 10 percent of the population had a single dose says so often and india is a relatively in a relatively good position regarding vaccinations compared to many other countries in the global south given its pharmaceutical industry so there was talk at the g. 7 the pharmacies did talk about it and you can see in the communique the document at the

bearing factory so begins might or firestone walker, one of the biggest craft brewers in california.he word american cross river and we like to say we change the world to be a david walker co-founded the company 25 years ago we make a vehicle data 5, which is a honey blonde ale. that's probably most popular. as technology has progressed. so too has sustainability. >> in a large solar field helps the brewery offset nearly 80% of their energy usage. the energy for that beer is generated on cowed by california sun with california water. i mean, it'll. just going nice. feel to it. nearby. an on-site wastewater treatment plants and then that water is actually purified and actually leaves that system almost better than we received -pit out of the ground, even steam from the boiling process is recaptured and used to. he more water. we affect almost a 50% of all the energy imports into the brew house by simply collecting an exchange. >> first, just going into the atmosphere. exactly. each one of these beer tanks behind me holes, 30,000 gallons of beer. that's enough for. >> while these bottl

to help us put all of this into context i'm joined now by our chief international editor richard walker good evening to you richard the global vaccination rolled out it was high on the agenda during this meeting a g 7 foreign ministers are we any closer to a solution of how this will happen and how it's going to be financed you know brett i mean it is becoming more and more of a glaring issue isn't it as the west gets more and more advanced in this vaccination campaigns to keep britain in the united states and israel but also if europe really pushing ahead the gap between the west and the global south by broadly is becoming a really kind of glaring chasm and we see that for example it made in india the current epicenter of the pandemic only around 10 percent of the population had a single dose says so often and india is a relatively in a relatively good position regarding vaccinations compared to many other countries in the global south given its pharmaceutical industry so there was talk of the g 7 the pharmacies did talk about it and you can see in the communique the document at the en

robin, christy walker reports now from the upper re oney valley. the marsh landscape of georgia's rio de valley is being re engineered for the hydro power plants have number body when completed to dams, one over a 100 meters tall will boost the country's annual electricity generation by up to 15 percent per absolutely massive isn't going to be the one anchor, the turkish contract to says it's construction will only be positive. the project will provide absolutely brand new, the high standard european fed and road in the reduced to connect read the seat and getting we to get a lot of tourists electrocuted and also connect all of the villages. it's a good opportunity to keep the valley the live. you can see the tunnel where that's going to divert the river that will allow them to build a massive time across the gorge. a feet of engineering to take the force of nature, the rio river that will transform the valley for better or worse not to locate the down stream in georgia, 2nd largest city. i see thousands recently protested over fears the dams could

wilson walker shows us how this could be a first step in a much bigger journey. >> reporter: looks like one nice giant piece of the solution. >> time to minimize. and that was still too much stuff. >> reporter: he came by sedan pickup truck u-haul and various other modes of transport. the stuff itself was just about anything you can think of, and the people that were dumping it all off were generally thrilled to be doing this with their saturday. >> absolutely. could have come soon enough. i patiently waited. there is, it is a long line. >> i was shocked to see how many people there are, and to think it has been since we were here, probably 8:00 in the morning, and then left and came back and now it is almost 12. this place has been full all day long. and more portly not only does it provide citizens, but it provides us opportunity of outreach. and also educating our public. >> reporter: while illegal dumping has famously plagued oakland for some time, it has also become a notorious blight on california as a whole. >> we drive all up and down the state, we he its natural beauty but we c

robin burst your walker. al jazeera tbilisi. ah, doctor krycek of the headlines here on al jazeera, how much his political lead and gaza is warning of a religious war. israel persists with its policies around alex, a mosque occupied east jerusalem, and elsewhere in palestinian territory. yes. in walls or q u. s. secretary of state anthony of lincoln of trying to stoke palestinian divisions. but lincoln has been in egypt and jordan after intensive talks with israeli and.

rheeda walker, a licensed clinical psychologist. dr. walker, thank you so much for being with us.ause if you go outside it's like people are still trying to figure this out. what's the state doing? what's the government doing? what's the business doing? how do we work our way through this anxiety? >> that's such an important question, especially for now because i think it's -- we have to realize what anxiety is. anxiety comes about in response to uncertainty about what's going on, mixed messaging and we feel those fears in with our worst thoughts and have to be sure to control those and think about what is it that i can actually control in this situation but oftentimes it feels like we have no idea what we can control. >> talk to us about coping mechanisms here. what can you do if you're feeling this way? >> well, you know, for folks who are feeling especially anxious some people to be sure who are excited about everything opening back up. but for those who feel especially anxious who can take small breaks, especially at work, maybe plan for five-minute five-minute brea at specifi

if you're not happy with the sanctions, because both walker shall go and you split the tears is more school a lot about the no will do nothing and well, this is what i hate. what was this is what is most dangerous when the western press outraging. oh, they're like locked in their box off in, in more school they'll walk in their box or in the, in bar dot, they're locked into a box or in belgrade. what it means. it means that the west is preparing for another war because they, you know, they get mad when someone laughs at that, you know, they say that i'd like to make these people cry. the world isn't locked in at the west because the west to erase, you know, i mean take me if i can tear a page from your play book, it's because it's the idea logically driven. that is why it ends up being irrational and how they come out on the, on the wrong side of so many issues because they have this case where they have lucas behave. and they're trying to find the right combination where they can win on both accounts, which is kind of silly. it's an interesting exercise and they pay a lot of people