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castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington.es forjordan turner. it's looking like it's going to be an all—american final in golf�*s wgc matchplay event in texas. billy horschel is 2—up against the final european golfer in the championship, victor perez, after 15 holes. the match between scottie scheffler and matt kuchar is all square after 14 holes. and on the lpga event in california — england's mel reid heads into the final round of the kia classic in a tie for second. she'll start her final round in a couple of hours on seven under par — five off the lead of south korea's inbee park. a quick round—up of some of today's other sporting action. britain's adam yates has won the tour of catalunya. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage in barcelona. but yates finished in the main group to take the overall victory ahead of his ineos grenadier team mates richie porte and geraint thomas. there was disappointment for british number onejohanna konta at the miami open she was beaten by the two time wimbledon champion petra kvitov

castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington.ding two tries forjordan turner. this year's wgc match play final will be an all—american affair — as billy horshel prepares to take on scottie scheffler later this evening. horschel reached the final for the first time in his career — after beating frenchman victor perez 3&2. schleffer is also through to the final for the first time — his match against matt kuchar went the distance — schleffer finishing iup schleffer finishing i up after 18 holes. and on the lpga event in california, england's mel reid heads into the final round of the kia classic in a tie for second. she'll start her final round in less than an hour on 7 under par — 5 off the lead of south korea's inbee park. a quick round—up of some of today's other sporting action and. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage of the tour of catalunya in barcelona with britain's adam yates winning the overall race. yates finished in the main group to take the victory ahead of his ineos grenadier team mates richie porte and gerai

back in warrington, nadine is heading out for her latest volunteering role — she's part of the vaccinationy changed, completely changed now. and i'm going to bejoining the nhs in accident and emergency. i've got a job out of it. so i reckon i'm coming out a better person at the end of the year because of it. definitely. one year on from the start of lockdown, this pandemic has changed lives forever. the headlines on bbc news: a minute's silence is observed across the nation to remember the lives lost during the covid pandemic. a £5,000 fine for anyone trying to travel abroad without good reason will come into force next week. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has been accused of misleading a scottish parliament committee which was looking at how harassment allegations against alex salmond were investigated. let's return to the first anniversary of lockdown being declared — this morning the health secretary, matt hancock, reflected on the past year. the last year has probably been the hardest year in a generation and this crisis has touched everybody and my first thoughts go to th

an early start for this girl's rugby league team in warrington.the first chance they've had to enjoy full training together for more than a year. because we've been inside for so many months, we've not done anything, it's nice to get out and do stuff with your friends and, like, the school. and also to be active, instead of sitting down on computers and stuff. so, yeah, i like it. how much have you missed it in the recent months? it's been hard and you've missed it a lot. my last match was in march. it is important for mental health and keeping yourself fit and in the right head space. coaching the girls today, former pupil here and now england internationaljodie cunningham, who also works on tackling the issue of depression in the sport. not having that interaction for such a long period of time really has affected young people, so the importance of getting this back today can't be underestimated. and i know it's that final light at the end of the tunnel to start getting back to normal for these young people. and for some, there was no time to wa

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el grill, food truck near spring street and washington warrington avenue rather, a customer was ordering food when 2 armed men surrounded several employees. the owner says one of the men repeatedly pointed a gun at his head demanding money and the other man held up 2 of his employees. >> so basically this it was traumatizing for everybody and other girls to because they were down on the ground. you know, you know, help us leno and then he told them he's like, you know, just given whenever you the cash register. >> says the men took off in a getaway car before they were able to steal any money. and thankfully no one was physically injured. and now it's national news is day 2 of the murder trial of derek chauvin, the former police officer is charged in the murder of george floyd a video showed chauvin kneeling on floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes before floyd died testifying on the stand this morning was darnella frazier. the teenager who shot the widely seen video of floyd's arrest. the teens face has been covered up her court's order. >> you want ask the >> there you see anything happeni

to rob a redwood city food truck on sunday tacos el grew leo food truck near spring street and warrington avenue. was customers ordering food when the 2 armed men surrounded the employees. one repeatedly pointed the gun at the owner's head and demanded money. the other man meantime held up to employees. >> that's a basically a sales for everybody and other girls to because they were down on the ground. you know, you know, help us leno and then he told them he's like, you know, just given whenever you the cash register. >> says the men took off in a getaway before they were able actually to get away with any money and nobody was physically hurt. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the san mateo county fair is coming back this summer. so some fun news on that front will tell you how officials plan on keeping you safe. if you plan on going. >> it's 54 and on the peninsula, the san mateo county fair is coming back this summer regardless of the tier status there. get ready for guests kron four's amanda hari has more. >> mateo county fair officials tell me they've been planning this pair

right near spring street and warrington avenue.a customer was ordering food went to man armed with weapons surrounded several employees. the owner says one of the men repeatedly pointed a gun at his head demanding money. the other man held up 2 of his employees. basically this. it was traumatizing for everybody and other girls to because they were down on the ground. >> you know, you know, help us leno and then he told them he's like, you know, just given whenever you the cash register. yeah. he says the man took off in a getaway car before they were able to steal any money. no one was physically hurt. >> time now 7.25 in the east bay vandals cause $50,000 worth of damage to a church in antioch early monday morning. deface the cornerstone christian center and you can see what they did throwing dozens of rocks at the windows and the doors. church officials say they don't believe that they were specifically targeted. but this comes during one of the most important times of the year. holy week. >> nobody was here everything's locked u

now this happened at a taco truck near spring street and warrington avenue kron four's tale of a second talk to victims and she joins us live with the latest from the sheriff's office. taylor. >> well, this all happened in broad daylight on sunday. in fact, a customer was ordering from the food truck when this all went down to those armed suspect surrounded multiple employees. the owner of the food. chuck tells me that one of the armed suspects repeatedly pointed a gun at his head and demanded money. >> basically >> this. it was traumatizing for everybody and other girls to because they were down on the ground. you know, you know, help us leno and then he told them he's like, you know, just given whenever you the cash register people also was sitting right here in his food truck tacos. el regio. >> the suspect suddenly came up to the door and pointed a gun at his head. he says a second armed suspect held up 2 of his employees on the other side of his redwood city food truck on sunday throughout his son in law. angel perez is translating for us yet to assault has come one a fry and one f

dan roan been talking to some of those who've an early start for this girls rugby league team in warrington've had to enjoy full training together for more than a year. becasue we've been inside for so many months, we've not done anything, it's nice to get out and do stuff with your friends and, like, the school. and it's also nice to be active, instead of sitting down on computers and stuff. so, yeah, i like it. how much have you missed it in the recent months? it's been hard and you've missed it a lot. my last match was in march. it is important for mental health and keeping yourself fit and in, like, the right head space. coaching the girls today, a former pupil here and now england internationaljodie cunningham, who also works on tackling the issue of depression in the sport. not having that interaction for such a long period of time really has affected young people, so the importance of getting this and i know it's that final light at the end of the tunnel to start getting back to normal for these young people. and for some, there was no time to waste. 0n the stroke of midnight, round

. >> it happened at tacos, el gruel grew yo food truck near spring street and warrington avenue. forced him sack. he talked to the victims about their terrifying encounter. >> this all happened in broad daylight on sunday. in fact, a customer was ordering from the food truck when 2 armed suspects surrounded multiple employees. the owner of the few. chuck tells me that one of the armed suspects repeatedly pointed a gun at his head and demanded money. >> mother. >> basically this. it was traumatizing for everybody and other girls to because they were down on the ground. you know, you know, help us leno and then he told them he's like, you know, just given whenever you the cash register. jorge palo alto was sitting right here in his food shop tacos. el regio. >> the suspect suddenly came up to the door and pointed a gun at his head. he says a second armed suspect held up 2 of his employees on the other side of his redwood city food truck on sunday throughout his son in law angel perez is translating for us yet to assault has come one a fry and one from the side. >> and one from the

telegraph operator from warrington sends a simple message ahead, general lee is aboard and even at midnight a crowd gathers and lee is startled awake by the chants of lee, lee, lee. lee's daughter would later write they were laying in that sleeping car and when the chants started that woke both of them up, one was on the top tier -- i guess she was on the top and he was on the bottom tier, the bunks there -- neither one of them said a word as those chants were going on. by sun rise at places where the train didn't even stop, people stood by the railway, dignified looking men. a lot of lee's veterans suddenly stopped, thrust their caps into the air and give a big rebel yell. on the salisbury where the crowds cheered as the band thundered out confederate battle tunes, which is the last thing lee wanted to hear, on to charlotte where a bigger crowd awaited. lee had refused to emerge from the train so far, and he was horrified by all the attention. columbia, south carolina, a holiday had been declared. stores were closed. there was a parade to the station in the pouring rain. columbia was only

from richmond lee heads south to warrington, north carolina. after visiting annie's grave they continue to raleigh. the telegraph operator from warring-to-be says general lee is ahead and add midnight a crowd gathers and lee is startled awake by the chants of lee, lee, lee. lee's daughter would later write that they were laying in the sleeping car and when the chants, the lee chants started, it woke both of them up. one was on the top tier. i guess she was on the top and he was on the bottom tier, the bunks right there. neither one of them said a word as those chants were going on. by sunrise at places where the train didn't even stop, people stood by the railway dignified looking men, a lot of them lee's veterans, would suddenly stop and thrust their caps into the air and give a big rebel yell. on to salisbury where the crowds cheered as the band thundered out confederate battle tunes which is the last thing that lee wanted to hear, on to charlotte where a bigger crowd awaited. lee had refused to emerge from the train so far, and he was horrif

back in warrington, nadine is heading out for her latest volunteering role — she's part of the vaccination law, louise, died of coronavirus just months after his partner david passed away following a long illness. thank you forjoining us. i'm so sorry for your loss. it has been a year of loss for so many in circumstances we couldn't even imagine. what impact would you say it is harderfor imagine. what impact would you say it is harder for people to have to grieve in the way they have had to without the normal conference of loved ones and often in many situations unable to properly say goodbye? it has made a tough year even tougher. to be bereaved is a difficult thing to take at any time. but when you are unable to come together to get the support of those closest in dealer to you even harder. i very peered down version of what we normally do. —— pared—down. i hope as we come out of this we can come together to celebrate and remember those who have died. what have you been able to offer in your church? the buildin: to offer in your church? the building has _ to offer in your church? the bui

i am based up in warrington and we have done a huge number of vaccinations, we are now down to our overne 65,000 vaccines and it has been a completely collaborative effort, everybody working together. and i know that is replicated across the country. a lot of work which has enabled us to do this so well has been because of primary care networks and because of support organisations like nhs confederation, really providing that support to bring us all together. and what is the scale of vaccine hesitancy, have you seen it perhaps diminish as more and more people have taken up the vaccine and people have taken up the vaccine and people have seen that it is safe? i ififiiiii have seen that it is safe? i will tell you. _ have seen that it is safe? i will tell you. it _ have seen that it is safe? i will tell you, it was _ have seen that it is safe? i will tell you, it was a _ have seen that it is safe? i will tell you, it was a real - have seen that it is safe? i will tell you, it was a realjoy - have seen that it is safe? i will tell you, it was a realjoy to . have seen that it is safe? i will

back in warrington, nadine is heading out for her latest volunteering role — she's part of the vaccinationt a job out of it. so i reckon i'm coming out a better person at the end of the year because of it. definitely. one year on from the start of lockdown, this pandemic has changed lives forever. some incredible stories in that report to. some incredible stories in that reort to. . ~ some incredible stories in that reort to. ., ,, i. some incredible stories in that reort to. ., ,, ., some incredible stories in that reortto. ., ,, ., _, , report to. thank you to everybody who agreed _ report to. thank you to everybody who agreed to _ report to. thank you to everybody who agreed to speak— report to. thank you to everybody who agreed to speak to _ report to. thank you to everybody who agreed to speak to graham i report to. thank you to everybody. who agreed to speak to graham for that and we will show that later on this morning, as well and we will speak to a number of guests looking back on that one year on from the first uk lockdown. the health secretary matt hancock will talk to us about

over at warrington there is one new face in particular that is drawing attention.oining super league. brett hodgson, a former man of steel, is back, this time as coach at hull fc. the players are excited, and we'll go into games expected to win because we feel that we have prepared well enough to do that. so, you know, that then will get the supporters supporting us even even at a better level than they already do. new coaches, new players, and one new club, all with the same challenge. the road to the grand final begins now. if super league 2021 has just a fraction of the drama of last season, it could be very special indeed. adam wild, bbc news. next to an event going on right now in kew gardens. where they have been tiptoeing through the tulips of sorts in the 20 kilometre walk olympic qualifying event. callum wilkinson has won in the last few minutes, and it's followed by the various marathons. they will decide who makes it to tokyo this summer. finishing in the top two at kew is half the deal, but athletes also have to duck inside the olympic qualifying times.