on this website. is fully working but we're still not publicly launching just yet is why i say this needs to be to and certainly wantto open it up forquestions . next slide . i want to take usback in time . about 10 years ago i'm not sure if you recall commissioner harrington, you were at the time rgm sp and we resigned our website to what you see today on sf water.org. over the last 10 years many of us have had adopted smart phones or just using phones differently, technology differently. methods are also very different compared to what it was when we first launched the current website on sfwater.org. people are using technology in so many different ways and we heard over the years there are some pain points withour current website such as it is not mobile friendly . i encourage you all if you take the time to after this meeting to try to access sfwater.org on your mobile device whether it's smart phone, or account you will notice that there are some pain points youprobably have experienced , especia

on this website. is fully working but we're still not publicly launching just yet is why i say this needs to be to and certainly wantto open it up forquestions . next slide . i want to take usback in time . about 10 years ago i'm not sure if you recall commissioner harrington, you were at the time rgm sp and we resigned our website to what you see today on sf water.org. over the last 10 years many of us have had adopted smart phones or just using phones differently, technology differently. methods are also very different compared to what it was when we first launched the current website on sfwater.org. people are using technology in so many different ways and we heard over the years there are some pain points withour current website such as it is not mobile friendly . i encourage you all if you take the time to after this meeting to try to access sfwater.org on your mobile device whether it's smart phone, or account you will notice that there are some pain points youprobably have experienced , especia

on this website. is fully working but we're still not publicly launching just yet is why i say this needs to be to and certainly wantto open it up forquestions . next slide . i want to take usback in time . about 10 years ago i'm not sure if you recall commissioner harrington, you were at the time rgm sp and we resigned our website to what you see today on sf water.org. over the last 10 years many of us have had adopted smart phones or just using phones differently, technology differently. methods are also very different compared to what it was when we first launched the current website on sfwater.org. people are using technology in so many different ways and we heard over the years there are some pain points withour current website such as it is not mobile friendly . i encourage you all if you take the time to after this meeting to try to access sfwater.org on your mobile device whether it's smart phone, or account you will notice that there are some pain points youprobably have experienced , especia

on the pharmacy websites, websites across states vary quite a bit. some are not where they need to be. i think the integration of the pharmacy websites into the state websites is an important step to take. we are going to do what we can to support the efforts for states to get better websites and also think through how we can contribute to a more coherent experience for users so they can navigate and get appointments in an efficient way. more to come on that topic. for we close, i will also want to announce that, as part of our national strategy this month, the cdc will convene a national forum on covid vaccines. will bring together practitioners from national, state, tribal, and territorial levels engaged in vaccinating communities across the nation. it will support our goals of them lamenting safe, effective, and comprehensive vaccine implementation strategies to protect those most at risk and advance health equity. as part of our effort to ensure those in the front line involved in vaccine community is have information and resources they need. eac

we know that president trump's team monitored these websites. this because his advisors confirm it. an ex-campaign insider who has known both for years have said there is no way the president and the social media operation would not have been aware of the plans circulating online to storm the capital. -- capitol. the trump team looked at the internet's dark corners including twitter, website, read it's, including other sites like 4chan, and an offshoot of a reddit community dedicated to rapidly supporting all things trump. they actively monitored the exact sites, like that, on which of these insurrectionists wrote their posts. so what would trump and his team have seen when they were monitoring these websites what would his supporters have said? they would have seen a clear roadmap of exactly what happened. this is an example of a post that was captured from one of the sites dedicated to donald trump that we just talked about. shortly before the site was taken dn. the meme reads, the capitol is our goal. everything else is a distraction. every c

and of course so there's always the website for the latest news on inflation around the clock est dublin's dot com of the best. life on earth the missile coming and. a gigantic coincidence. that previously the earth was just a messy chemistry lab on blood. where the improbable but the force of the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery there is a good. one earth. starts feb 11th on t.w. . amazon prepares for life after jeff bezos at its helm look at what his successor any jassi could bring to the world's largest online retailer and what it could mean for amazon's very distinct corporate culture. also on the show joe kayser swansong at siemens is pleasing to investors ears the german industrial profits and orders in 2020. other businesses in journey brutal 2020 especially those in terms of taking to the white beaches of spain were business owners are still licking their wounds. welcome to the show i'm seeing beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us jeff bezos is synonymous with amazon the company he built from a modest online book retailer in

how long did it take you to design this website?i'm taking care of my newborn right now, so when he's sleeping, i work on this. i've been working on it for about three weeks. i would say i've put in 40 hours, total. >> okay, and was it difficult to do this for you? >> yeah, so even though i work in web development and athena makes electronic health records and things like that, so i'm used to making complicated software that's hosted on the cloud, this is my first time making a complicated website myself. the hardest part about it is that every website has availability information, i have to kind of tell my computer how to read that website like a human. so that's where all of the man hours went in. so for all of the massachusetts-sponsored sites, i had to write something that said, okay, here's how you read this website, and for all of the grocery stores, i had to write one for each one that said, here's how they display this information here. and so that's where most of the work went in. >> someone asked massachusetts governor, ch

. >> to watch the rest of this program visit our website but they.org click on the "after words" tab to find the episodes. i did a couple roles within the park development software group and then starting in 2003 i spent two years working as the chief of staff called externally, internally call that rolled jeff's shadow which really meant spending ten hours a day with jeff helping him be a better ceo and getting to see and learn how he wanted to scale the company and so he spent two years doing that and was very fortunate to have been in natural and then spent five years after that is the chief operating officer of imdb, internet movie database which is a subsidiary of amazon. >> host: jeff is jeff bezos. mr. bryar, 1998 when you joined amazon what were the revenues and what were we buying from amazon? >> guest: i joined in march and the annual report for 1997 which was the first year amazon had gone public came out and amazon did $147 million in revenue and 97 so we had just gone $150 million if you want to call it that in in 1998 we ended up doing about 650 million during 1998 the

who goes to websites or apps.ebook done this? it's demands from, first of all, the australian media and the australian government. in rt years, australia's news outlets have seen their advertising revenues drop significtly. advertising dollars have switched to internet and social media advertisements. the news companies say they drive use of social media. facebook and others should contribute to the cost of their journalism. the australian government picked that up. it proposed legislation to force tech giants to enter payment negotiations with news outlets. it was agreed in parliament wednesday and that's the reason that hours later facebook enacted this news ban. here's more from the bbc in sidney. reporter: essentially this law is what the value of it is. so the government looked at introducing this because it is concerned how the media in australia was struggling and how news outlets were slowing and seeing where the profits were going. as i inquire in 2019 by the market regulator found out the bulk of those p

i know you've been making changes, additions, improvements to the website. is it- you know, are you finding it to be easier to deal with right now? and what kind of improvements are you still making? >> oh, you know, this -- we are continuing to rebuild the plane in mid-air. so it's something we are always evolving and doing. we are doing usability testing. you know, the complication is that we do have four different programs we administer here at the dpmt development prom including family leave appear payroll taxes and workforce services. when if comes to unemployment insurance and the u.i. online system. yes we make enhancements there and will continue to do so. especially helping people understand the whole certification process what those questions are and helping people understand and decipher that. yes there is continued to be improvements and more to come. >> okay, juan antonio says we need to invest money into a better system. they say the e.d.d. system is not able to help out right now. look, i know you've heard a lot of criticism due to what people

some of the websites that we would never do on her website. there is one website called amazon light. existed before the existed it's a bare-bones stripped-down of amazon networks on small flip phones. once we saw the creativity we had unlocked, jeff then took it to the next level, how can we as web services to do something even more? that was essentially how computing was developed. we went down to fundamental levels that compute in storage versus just a higher level stack with the amazon catalog was. and so that is just an example of jeff focus on customer obsession. we realize the best customers for these services for businesses. we would into the cloud computing pays attention to trends in customer feedback and following that path. >> bogard mr. briar mentioned andy his name is in the news right now did you work with him? >> yes, i did. i knew andy for the whole 15 years i worked for the company. through it what you think of the decision to make him a ceo? it was completely unsurprising to me if you asked me for the past several years he w

we have more details on that on our website as well again that website is kron 4 dot com. now pharmacy giant cvs is delaying their covid vaccine distribution by a day will now start administering the vaccine on friday instead of thursday. cbs says the wait is to make sure its pharmacies have enough doses of the vaccine. 100 cvs pharmacies across california are set to receive more than 81,000 doses of the covid-19 vaccine in the bay area locations or in san francisco sonoma and sunnyvale to be vaccinated at a cvs pharmacy you will need to make an appointment through the cbs web sites. and in the south bay church is in santa clara county have been given the go ahead to resume limited in person services kron four's charles clifford joins us now live with details on that >>hi last friday, the u.s. supreme court told california are decided the california needs to allow churches to reopen with limited capacity about 20% over the weekend santa clara county. was sort of defying that order saying that their particular health. order buildings not necessarily just churches and then t

do on our website, and it was one website called amazon light which, if this was before the iphone existedsomewhat said let's build a bare-bones stripped-down version of amazon that works on small flip phones. once we saw the creativity that we had unlocked, jeff then took it to the next level. how can we use web services to do something even more than working with andy? that was essentially how cloud computing was developed and we went down the fundamental levels of like compute and storage versus just a higher level stack but the amazon catalog was. so this is an example of jeff, being vicarious and running on customer obsession we realized the best customers for the services were businesses. we actually went into the beta beat cloud computing business. it took a of years to get there, but that's an example paying attention to trends and customer feedback and the just following that path. >> host: bill carr, mr. bryar just mentioned andy jassy whose name is in the news right now. did you work with him? >> guest: yes, i did. i have known andy, i knew andy for the whole 15 years i worked w

again, i just encourage you to take a look at that website when you are able. it could be right now, because you can always multitask during a virtual event like this one. i'm going to ask, actually, there have been some other really quick questions, but i am so sorry. we have run out of time. i'm going to ask one last question, if you are watching this and if you are still watching this, you care about memorials and you care about memorialization. so, in the year ahead, how can we engage with our national world war i memorials? edwin? we start with you. edwin: come see it. [laughter] i think, beyond that, obviously we want people to come and see it and appreciate it. i really mean both of them. the one thing that we have not talked about is it was the same legislation there that authorized the world war one memorial in washington also designated the kansas city site , not just the national over one museum, but the national world war one museum and the memorial. we consider ourselves a pair and we hope folks will visit both. but, going back to what people would

so instead of jumping around from page to page on government websites, state, local websites, relevant information is attached directly to your ticketets based on where you a going. >> that is exactly right. based on the ticket that you purchased, tailored to you so that you will know everything that you need particularly as all the covid kind of landscape is changing. >> it works like this. once her ticket is booked you can locate it inside the united app or on its website and scroll down to the travel ready center. here you will see testing fireman's based on your destination. now you can schedule that passed through this service and one of the new locations is inside united's terminal see. on friday, express check demonstrated the testing process to cbs2 news before the new pop-up site opens at the international airport today. ceo says his company expressed -- is uniquely positioned to offer covid testing inside the terminal. >> our spa business closed down at the end of march so we have three zones, we have check in, we have testing rooms, and then we have a full-service lab. >> re

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we have a website as well, but end of the day? we have a website as well. but you — end of the day?e as well, but you have to look— end of the day? we have a website as well, but you have to look into - well, but you have to look into detail when all this news comes out. as we say with this one, it's a very small sample which has led to all these headlines about the efficacy of the vaccine on the south african variant. ultimately it's tempting to read too much into it, which i think is why we still need to tread quite carefully. but i think part of the reason you're seeing lots of people worried about the south african variant is there's only 100 or so identified cases. but you don't have to rewind to fire back when that was the case with the original coronavirus pandemic — just a small is enough to calm some nerves. earlier you said ministers were now very available and approachable. does this mean when things go wrong, do you send out a message or whatsapp message and there's nothing from them? ~ ., ., ., , from them? what i meant was when ou're from them? what i meant was when yo

you can get the warnings from the website.lder air in the north, but gradually through the week, the milder air is nibbled away at and there is the easterly wind, coming southwards on the northerly breeze, stowing the cold air and the cold air is heading southwards with time. by the weekend, it will be colderfor time. by the weekend, it will be colder for everybody. but the time. by the weekend, it will be colderfor everybody. but the milder air is in charge so lots of heavy showers. cold air in the north enhancing the risk of further snow. especially for the hills, but snow will be at lower levels, a few centimetres for the likes of the central lowlands, pushing further north, mostly over the hills in northern ireland where slightly milder conditions prevail as they will across england and wales away from the final. but look towards the south, we have the potentialfor more rain here. rain onto saturated ground with river levels high and there are still numerous flood warnings in force so this is a concern for southern areas.

go to the website, our website for the link to it, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the white house says it's not backing down on its pick to lead office of management and budget even though president biden's nominee can't find many friends in the senate. scott mcgrew is here now. actually, it's really a lot of people calling out the name on twitter. >> yeah. so this neera tanden, she needs senate votes to get the nomination and she is struggling to do so. she has to get through two committees and then the full senate. brand new those committees have suspended their vote, saying they will get to it later. it's a really bad sign when you're the nominee for the office. tanden was very vocal on twitter in the years before biden won the white house calling senator susan collins ignorant, senator ted cruz heartless, senator mitch mcconnell moscow mitch. even senator mitt romney, a moderate, say her past attacks make her wrong for the job. political columnists are arguing both sides of this. writing those concerned about tanden's incivility sure didn't seem to mind during the trump era. others like mat

head to our website, kpix 5.com/ edd fraud. >>> the state supreme court shut down a website flocked by rights your driver's. they say it makes it harder to create and enforce worker compensation system for gig workers. and argues that .22 violates the rule that limits ballot measures to a single issue. in a statement, the writer group says, we are disappointed in the supreme court decision not to hear our case. make no mistake, we are not deterred in our fight to win a livable wage and basic rights. >>> there was rainfall. not a lot of rain. a got a little heavier and is hanging around in pockets. >>> a few showers here and there. it is a matter of if you hit the jackpot in our corner of san francisco were kpix 5 world headquarters is located. we picked up 10 minutes or so of a shower. in general, we are heading in the direction. high-pressure overhead. there will be more atmosphere on top of this over the next several days. the practical meaning is we are in for a long stretch of dry weather and warm weather by the end of the workweek on friday. and continuing into the first week of f

wonderful website. and the slide number two then, is from the church in san francisco that is the parish of which father michael is the pastor. and it looks like the guys from abby road are crossing it. there are some dominicans down there. this is the most beautiful catholic website you will ever see. by the way the most beautiful church in san francisco i ke lt . y cathho et' ae lives around here has a kind of impression. they were not, sing saint dominic's is doing really well. get the newsletter from the dominicans, with 20 new vocations issue. they seem to be doing something right. speak of theirs to success, pershing in place of the conventional wisdom says maybe we shouldn't hurt san francisco is a pretty secular city. we got this fantastic church. same thing is important, something is in seattle. tempting los angeles. then again, at our university center at the universities, our ministries are flourishing. and it's also reflected in the fact that men are showing up. we are growing. which is incr

some of the websites did really interesting things of the similarities data, and there was one website called amazon light, and this was before the iphone existed, someone said, let's build a bare-bones stripped down amazon version that works on small flip phones. once we saw the creativity that we had unlocked, jeff took it to the next level. how can we use it with web services to do even more and working with andy jassy that is how cloud computing was developed and we went to fundamental levels of compute and storage, versus just a higher level stock of what the amazon catalog was. that is an example of jeff, learn and be curious and focus on customer obsession. we realized the best customers for these services were businesses. we actually went to the b2b cloud computing business. it took a couple of years to get there but that is a great example of paying attention to trends, customer feedback, and following that path. >> he just mentioned andy jassy whose and the news right now. did you work with him? bill: yes i did, i worked with him all 15 years. that i worked with the company.

new website is calling to name and shame anyone who voted for the no trump in the presidential election. my reaction to including promoting think it is so outrageous it must be a republican set up caleb opens on it. the election is over the new president has been inaugurated but americans are far far from over the trump years that's evidenced by the fact that there was a website created urging americans to track and report from supporters now the web site has been taken down but the internet remembers everything. we're a diverse group of patriots and people of color looking to make a positive difference in america by unmasking donald trump voters we believe that the majority of trump voters only supported his presidency and not a mostly it's clear that the true majority of americans oppose donald trump in public but it's our duty to expose those who actually supported him in private now the website urged people to provide the names of trump supporters unmasking them so they could eventually be handed over to law enforcement to officials and to the public not surprisingly the website cau

is there a website? is there a phone number? >> reporter: the county has a website where you can make an appointment. previously, if you had private insurance, it would redirect you to your insurance providers. now, basically anyone can sign up on the county website, make an appointment and go to one of the clinics. >> devon, thanks. >>> we are hours away from the opening of a new high-volume that mass vaccination hub in san francisco. a busy day of setting up vaccination stations. beside officially opens tomorrow and a limited number of doses were administered today. seniors 65 and older are eligible to get there shot here but they first must make an appointment on the website. >> so that when vaccine is readily available we are ready to go. 10,000 vaccines per day in san francisco. >>> looking live at san francisco. a group made up of local leaders, lawmakers, and parents have launched a petition to reopen schools. parents announced the petition moments ago at josc elementary school. >> all of the misinformation and finger-poi

so instead of jumping around from page to page on government websites, state, local websites, relevant information is attached directly to your ticket based on where you're going. >> that's exactly right. based on the ticket that you purchased, tailored to you so that you will know everything that you need particularly as all the covid kind of landscape is changing. >> reporter: it works like this -- once your ticket is booked, you can locate it inside the united app or on its website and scroll down to the travel ready center. here you'll see testing requirements based on your destination. now you can schedule that test through the service. and one of the new locations is here inside united's terminal c. i am here for a covid test. >> okay, you have an appointment? >> yes. >> you can follow me -- >> reporter: on friday xpress check demonstrated its process to cbs news before the new popup site opens at newark liberty international airport today. ceo says his company is uniquely poised to offer the testing in the terminal. >> our spa closed down at the end of march. so we have three zo

there's a new website for that.orks. >>> right now at 6:30, it could be the mother of all vaccine sites, and it's coming to oakland. a megaaccination site at the oaklancoliseum. today the biden administration and governor newsom announced the vaccination site will open in less than two weeks. >> the goal is to vaccinate at least 6,000 people each day. nbc bay area's melissa colorado tells us who will be able to drive up or walk up to get that shot. >> reporter: the oakland coliseum has been sitting empty for close to a year now. but on february 17, the state will open up a mass vaccination site right here in east oakland, one of the regions hardest hit by the pandemic. >> equity is the call of this moment. the reason this site was chosen was the framework of making sure that communities that are often left behind are not left behind, they're prioritized. >> reporter: this charge from alameda county's website says it all. east oakland has the highest covid-19 case rates in the entire county. up to 14% of covid test r

plenty more that experience right and lot more besides on our website al-jazeera dot com is the address i'll just talk. so this is our dessert these are the top stories and the united states is imposing new sanctions targeting mid march military leaders over this month to the european union says it's great to the say the army has been increasing its use of force against the civil disobedience. because more now from the thai capital of bangkok. hospitals are running on skeleton staff at the moment because many of the doctors are going in some cases it's affecting the civil service and i think the effort there is for the protesters to keep on pushing that said we saw the senior generals in the coup council meeting yesterday they don't appear to be recognizing either the huge numbers of people out on the streets or the coals for the reversal of this coup they said that the media is not allowed to refer to this as a coup any longer more than a 1000 refugees and migrants i'm a lazy or he would you to be deported to miramar have been granted a temporary stay before those appeals from human ri

name best or easton when the firm's own website states that it relies on low labor cost and abundant human resources the list of customers reads like a who's who of international fashion browns the home dest website features this men's jackets described as korean imported the buttons bare the words armani jeans using trade databases brought his team analyzed on this business dealings between 20132019 the databases use customs information showing which goods to send back and forth between firms in different countries so what happens is that china sense the material to make sure isn't close to north korea one month later this and so. and then you have those clothes are shipped to the netherlands or to germany or to america this route into our stores between 2013 and december 26th form dest sent around $10000000.00 worth of fabrics and more materials to north korea during the same period the company received finished garments worth almost $25000000.00 from north korea. customs classify textiles by so-called harmonized system codes a lady sweater for example will have a different h.s. co

code 62001 it stands for men's anoraks and coats including the armani jacket on the website. between 2013 and december 26th jane von dest imported products with this code worth $12000000.00 from north korea the same code is also found with deliveries from phone dest to europe and the u.s. among the customers and armani. armani jackets that look exactly like the one on the phone dest website can also be bought in europe this one costs 219 year old it's impossible to prove beyond doubt but garments like this one a made in north korea but at the same time can it be ruled out. we asked the company's implicated to comment armani's response we confirm the dest is one of us the players and us such is regularly subject to checks and inspections the result of these checks being that. no finished product some money in north korea like or last supply is it is also required to declare which subcontractors it uses and where these are concerned it is also the case that none are in north korea. we also right to vote best the company offered no explanation as to why and on what scale it trad

according to the county health website. more than 35,000 people in marin county have been given at least one vaccination we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com and how you can sign up for the vaccines throughout h bay area county the opening of a new vaccination site in sonoma county came with some confusion this morning, but it has since all been cleared up. >>some people drove to the fitness center of the petaluma campus of santa rosa junior college thinking that vaccinations were first come first serve only to discover shots are by appointment only and already booked up. sonoma county officials clarified with kron 4 that today was actually a soft opening and that the appointment website is not up yet. within the week health officials will make appointment website public for everybody and allow people who are at least 70 years of age and older to book a slot. today the city of san francisco announced it will open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents in just about 2 weeks but again kron f

it is been fascinating _ website for you to fill out.ou. thank you very much indeed. thank you. let's catch up with the weather. overnight, some of that snow will start to turn to something that meteorologists call freezing rain hello. we've seen some snowfall today particularly across the western side of the uk. northern ireland seen some of the heavier snow. overnight some of that will start to turn to something meteorologists call freezing rain in scotland and this could leeds do to make lead to dangerous ice build—up with a widespread frost in the countryside publicly. this freezing rain is liquid rain that has a temperature below zero celsius and it turned straight to ice on any surface it touches so it could be very icy for a time for scotland and northern england with localised power cuts. through sunday will see bands of rain publishing eastwards across the uk with strong winds are particular across north—western errors with gusts of 60—70 miles an hour, may be stronger in the hebrides. eventually milder air pushing in from the w

you can see those on our website at kpix.com. >>> now at six, protecting chinatown. opens new top cop vowing to crack down after surge in violent attacks. >> we are sending a message to those who commit crimes in this city that we will pursue you, and we wi arrest you. >>> the state's largest vaccination sites will open in the bay area just hours. what is happening now to make sure the doses are delivered efficiently. >>> these tiny homes in the southbay designed to shatter big misconceptions about people in need. >>> good evening i am ken bastida. >> i was with. new action in response to a string of violent crimes. tonight the committee desperate to make the neighborhood save again. john ramose on what is being done no >>> there is growing belief that the violent attacks occurring in oakland chinatown are racially motivated. just minutes after being sworn in as oakland's new top cop, chief armstrong appeared in chinatown to announce the suspect has been arrested for the assault on a 91-year-old man, caught on video. he is also accused of assaulting two other elderly

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all of the reaction is on the bbc website and app. evening. bye—bye. hello, there. last saturday, temperatures struggled to get above freezing. today, we've been up above 15 degrees, but, with the mild weather, for some of us, there has come some very wet weather. enough rain across some parts of the uk to give some issues with flooding. so there are flood warnings in force across parts of england, wales and scotland. check those on the bbc weather website. you can see where the wettest of the weather has been. this is 2a hours�* worth of rainfall. rain has been piling in across the south—west of england, parts of wales, at times through the north—west of england, northern ireland and scotland. it's been dry and very mild down towards the south—east. pretty blustery as well. strongest winds through the night become confined to the far north—west of scotland and much of the rain will ease off as well. we will keep some patchy rain and certainly some extra cloud down towards the south—east, some showers up towards the north—west. temper

the bottom of your screen right there and it will take you to a link on the website, we'll show you this code again in just a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, two shootings on opposite side on the bay leaves a dozen people wounded. six people were shot near third street and casada avenue. the condition of the victims were unclear. over in oakland early this morning, a similar shooting, six men shot there about 1:00 this morning near downtown. it happens just a few blocks from oakland police headquarters. investigators are offering a $30,000 award for information leading to an arrest. >>> in oakland today pushing back an unfair stereotypes that's gaining national attention. the idea that the asian-americans are being attacked. >> reporter: at least 500 people gathered at madison square park. >> we are not going to allow any narrative that disrupts our >> what's needed is folkster: c after a video of a violent attack after an elderly gained national attention. >> my mom is heartbroken. >> reporter: her 84-year-old father died two weeks ago after he was thrown on the ground in san francisco.

you go to our website ktvu .com. police have arrested a man for allegedly shooting a firefighter and a paramedic who were responding to a medical call in the east bay. ktvu is azenith smith joins us now and azenith smith ortiz say this suspect is also connected to a homicide and robbery. yes julie. police say the suspect dairy on williams of stockton is responsible for a syriza violent crimes, a saturday. night, and now police are looking for his four year old son and the child's mother. police are looking for 31 year old kimberly meeks and her four year old son said to be traveling in this dark colored adi s u v with california license plates. eight u k and 742 makes with links to stockton and sacramento officials worried as the boy's father 26 year old darrien williams of stockton was arrested saturday night. police say just before nine in the evening, williams in a silver suv shot at a group of firefighters, paramedics and police and anti ock on the scene of a medical call. once units came into the scene and start

i think the website being unveiled today is a big positive step. we did a town hall, working with d.p.h., i think it was earlier this week, and even then, i mean, the sort of confusion -- the sort of core request was an easy way to sign up, which seems like we're getting closer, but just sort of even then we were not entirely sure what we were communicating. i know this is getting better and this website feels much closer to what we need, but still needs i think more work. i do think our notification system, i hope it is providing the information that supervisor haney has indicated and that at some point we will figure out how to use some of that. for the moment it has been more -- i mean, again, not to pile on, but i do think it has generated more confusion in some ways than actual help, because if you are over 65 and you signed up for a notification whether you're eligible, you're eligible but you still can't get it or haven't been able to get it reliably or easy to this point. i think when people do that they are expecting more than the city has

only to find out that it was appointment only that was not listed on the website. so many people were anxious and wondering how they're going to get this shot in the arm. >>i went to the website sonoma county vaccinations it mentioned here fitness center sonoma petaluma campus of santa rosa junior college. but there's very little activity here there's no signs there's no people there's no person now. i'm not sure what to do next. >>or does johnson, but after that staff started showing up we all learned together you do have to make an appointment but the county will not be releasing the website to make one until they first serve the most vulnerable groups of 70 and up in the coming days, a web site will be posted on the county's website for others 70 and older to sign up for an appointment the new vaccination center will be handing out 300 doses a day out of the fitness center here at the petaluma campus of santa rosa junior college. this site is one of 3 new vaccination centers opening within a week here in sonoma county on your screen you can see the second new ce

and so that is all on their website. and so if you're interested you just have to go through each newsletter. they will feature a story from a veteran each time. it is really interesting. i mean it's very cool read. awesome, and we have links that nav website in the chat for anybody watching and with that it looks like we are just oh i have one more question. i see in the chat, okay. so rusty asks did veterans volunteer for this assignment and the answer is no they did not this was part of their service. awesome. well, i know i learned a lot today and i want to thank everyone for joining us today and hannah. thank you for joining us and doing this important work and we hope that you will all join us again tomorrow forwelcome. thank you for joining us. the loss of corregidor and the philippines in 1942 was a devastating blow to the united states and to general douglas macarthur. by 1945 in the minds of many americans and filipinos corregidor the rock was

they have removed it from the website, but you look at the websites and these rogue ridges, last i lookedages. we are seeing that play out in the market. also, i'm going to mention the silver lining. i'm going to mention this because we have earnings coming out of hkex. this is a stock up the last 12 months or so so the drop has taken the stock price low the twelve-month consensus and analysts are scrambling to raise the target. this is the price target for the stock, to catch up with the rally. getting quite a big drop today on the stock of hkex ahead of earnings. we still don't have a lot of details on what triggered this in the first place, and we will stay on top of this and keep you in the know. i keep looking at the website, i don't see it as we speak. haslinda: we talk about that slump in exchanges, investor sentiment being hurt, but if you look at the outlook, it is still a hot ipo market. is the outlook positive? david: it is. i guess we can talk about the outlook for hkex, have a lot of products coming to the market, they have already flagged things like more futures products, m

nbc has launched a website, plan your vaccine.our state, occupation, age, out, exhale, talk about our weather a little bit? let's bring in jeff ranieri as we head into thursday. we are almost at the end of the week, jeff. how are you doing? >> almost there, you guys. you know, we're monitoring some extremely gusty winds up across the mountain peaks. you have to go 3,000 feet and above to see these really extreme wind gusts. you can see what i mean here. mount saint helena up to 92 miles per hour. real quick burst of that. mount diab low 67. most of us in the lower elevations we average 15 to 30 miles per hour. and we're on a downward side of this wind event. our wind advisory expires at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. so, again, for the northeast and the south bay, a higher elevations, you still could get wind gusts here at least over the next couple of hours. the general trend as we move through the day will be that windy system moving off towards the east, and then we'll see this area of high pressure over here bump in a little closer with

you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week. >>and appointments are already full here at the larkspur site it took about 3 hours wind. the appointments web portal opened this morning. now and they anticipate more slots to open late next week and we can expect to hear about more of that thursday afternoon. but it's really all about about it depends on how much the pie they get so some moderna vaccines are second texas. so they'll take what they can get live in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news everyone waiting for that shot gayle thank you for more information on how you can sign up for the vaccine, yourself. >>for yourself or someone else we have all the details that you need to know about vaccination clinics set up across the bay area right now on our website that's kron 4 dot com. >>also tonight covid

>>until further notice all masses will be streamed website also says that church will closed this weekend but may be able to open for private prayer next week, no other details about the positive cases have been released yet hope they get well soon meanwhile, churches in santa clara county have been given the go ahead to resume. >>limited in person services this comes after the u.s. supreme court ruled that churches in california can resume indoor services at limited capacity that ruling from the supreme court came friday. santa clara county initially resisted that order though tried to prevent indoor religious services from resuming however a u.s. district court has overruled the county and now indoor services are allowed at 20% capacity with physical distancing. mask wearing and no singing or chanting. >>hundreds more people in santa clara are now vaccinated against covid-19 but there are high hopes that what what is being billed as the largest mass vaccination site in california will eventually live up to expectations. the challenge as kron four's rob fladeboe reports for us from levi

the vehicle description is at our website, abc7news.com. >>> old st. mary's cathedral is on the brink of closure because of the pandemic. the church held its first in person mass in months tonight. the ban on indoor services was lifted a week ago. this may be a little too late. the chronicle reports that the order of priests who run st. mary's oh $250,000 in insurance payments to the city's archdiocese. donations have dried up as parishioners were forced to stay home. >>> they are vowing to rebuild after the fire burned the barn to the ground. it had been standing for more than 100 years serving as a produce stand, beloved by the community. >> reporter: it is no more. the historic barn belonging to the family farms was destroyed by a fire on friday. >> it is definitely a building that had a lot of soul and a lot of history. >> nearby homeowners describe the moments when the barn went up in flames >> the neighbors were hosing down their house. my husband was on the roof as we were afraid of's rating embers. it was extremely scary. >> reporter: firefight

. ~ ., ., ., ,, website.we have to take | personal responsibility for this. as we saw in a report earlier in this programme, facebook banned a picture of a cow in a field because it said it was sexually overt, whatever. 0ften it was sexually overt, whatever. often these companies have algorithms making decisions which are not always the right decisions? i decisions which are not always the right decisions?— the right decisions? i think that is a — the right decisions? i think that is a good _ the right decisions? i think that is a good point. - that is a good point. misleading information comes from a lot of forms, in relation to the cows you are talking about, it can be hidden and sneaky advertising. we know from our research it has an emotional impact on young people when they come across it. they can get confused, scared and sometimes they can feel attacked. we need to pay attention to those issues and have those conversations today. has there been a rise in this pandemic, misinformation out there, the sca