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they got jobs in the egg field along the west coast or the fisheries and then got jobs on the railroad. they were basically helping maintain the lines and that's how they went from west to east and started going in through the mountain ranges and the great plains. the reason i brought this up is in that region, because of this pathfinder dam, it helped irrigate the north platte valley and that is huge. it allowed for this crazy crop called sugar beets. i never knew what a sugar beet was. this is a sugar beet and when that was completed and they started bringing in the irrigation canals, the store -- the soil and temperatures are perfect for growing sugar beets. it's a perfect storm for a great crop and they needed laborers because it was incredibly labor-intensive to turn these fields. it started with the great western sugar company, which is now the western sugar cooperative. there were sugar mills and if you look at the map there, if you have an interest in that, there were refineries in a lot of those little towns along the north platte. the railroad brought them in, and it was the

meanwhile, on the west coast, a new wildfire is burning in southern california, california. the flames approaching the local tv station there, forcing evacuations. a new summer forecast calls for drought conditions to get worse across the west. >>> the mayor of rochester, new york claims cocaine and weapons charges against her husband are politically motivated. caaign.or says it's a attempt dn prosecutor says warrenusband was part of a drug ring. he pleaded not guilty. >>> new pressure this morning on former president trump and his top executive. we're learning the scope of the investigations into the trump business empire is growing. the latest development, a criminal probe into trump's chief financial officer. here is alex presha. >> reporter: this is allen weisselberg, the long-time officer or the trump organization who for months has been the subject of an investigation over possible tax fraud. sources tell abc news the investigation started with a referral from state tax authorities over his compensation and whether taxes were properly paid. donald trump's long-time cfo

barbara: at least 27 people have been killed by a powerful cyclone that hit the west coast.made landfall monday evening. rescuers are searching for 93 people missing after a barge carrying oil workers was caught in the storm off the coast of mumbai. >> a rescue effort off india's west coast. they rallied three barges with 700 people aboard a winter drift. one use for workers on offshore oil rig sank in the morning with dozens missing. these men were the first to be rescued. the barges were pulled from their holdings as the cyclone left them adrift in the arabian sea. this was the most powerful storm to hit the region and more than 20 years there'd the indian meteorological department categorized storm as extremely severe and brought gusts of up to 218 columbus per hour, one level below the highest super cycle category. >> temperatures southwest are warming rapidly and that is resulting in these sudden storms and cyclones forming. >> this was the result on land. the search battered properties for hundreds of kilometers down india's western coast. the swell reached three meter

avante west coast is introducing a premium economy option on the west coast main line.e. the carriage will include widerseats, more main line. the carriage will include wider seats, more legroom and a guaranteed table, but unlike the train, there will be no complimentary refreshments. spain says it has returned half of the record 8,000 migrants who crossed into the spanish territory of ceuta from morocco this week. the territory lies across the sea from spain, on the north african coast. moroccan guards are reported to have begun closing the border again after they were accused of turning a blind eye to the crossings. some migrants have also returned voluntarily. earlier, the spanish prime minister vowed to restore order during a visit to ceuta. from there our correspondent nick beake sent this update. 0nce once again they were queueing between the border of morocco in the spanish territory of ceuta but after arriving on european soil in record numbers over the past two days, they were now going in the opposite direction. heading home. this 30—year—old told us why. ihla

and that means we need to be better prepared for the west coast.irport and disrupted local rail services. there are wider fears it could accelerate the spread of coronavirus, as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely—packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals, as some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it's hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. mark lobel, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. spanish officials say 2,700 migrants have arrived in the spanish north african enclave of ceuta from neighbouring morocco over the course of the day. they began arriving at night, swimming out beyond the border fences thatjut into the sea, but many more simply walked around at low tide. a local newspaper said more people were arriving. the french president emmanuel macron has said that count

and that means we need to be better prepared for the west coast.mumbai airport and disrupted local rail services. there are wider fears it could accelerate the spread of coronavirus, as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely—packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals, as some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it's hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. mark lobel, bbc news. the us supreme court has agreed to hear a case from the state of mississippi challenging roe v wade — the 1973 ruling which gave american women the right to abortion. it's the biggest abortion case to come before the court in 30 years, and the first time its new six/three conservative majority will consider the highly charged issue. earlier i spoke to mary ziegler professor of law at florida state university and the author

at least 27 people have been killed by a powerful psych lone that hit the west coast of india cyclon cocktail made landfall in gujarat state on monday evening rescuers are searching for 93 people missing after a barge carrying oil workers was caught in the storm off the coast of mumbai charlotte bellis reports. a risk you were a fish in the middle of a cyclon off india's wisconsin the navy and air force rarely does 3 barges was 700 people on board when to drift by one used for accommodation workers on offshore oil rigs sent tuesday morning with dozens of people missing these men were the 1st to be rescues. the barges were pulled from their holdings as cycling tops a pushed up past carola. it's good you're right lead an image rift in the arabian sea. this was the most powerful storm to hit the region in more than 20 years the indian meteorological department categorized the storm as extremely severe it brought gusts of up to 218 kilometers per hour one level below india's highest supa cycling category there are even to reduce abortions are those damages are robbing robert you at brad

the entire west coast now has a leg up on earthquakes.t earthquake early warning system is now available here in california. also oregon and washington state. >> i 4 is noelle bellow has more on how it works. >> if you get word what alerts better than did not. all right. as of tuesday, the more than 50 million people living along the west coast now have access to shake alert. it's an earthquake early warning system that's been in development by the u.s. geological survey for the last 15 years and we have 50 earthquakes today. california, most of them are very small. >> what we want people to do is to integrate shake aware into very existing tool. box of of preparedness tools, shake alert launched back in 20 19 here in california. and now it's expanded to washington and oregon. >> usgs says shake alert works because an alert can be transmitted almost instantaneously as it relies on sensor data from hundreds of us. yes, seismic stations. people just want to know what's going on and we want people to take that action either if they get the a

ahead. >> the entire west coast now has a leg up on earthquakes to shake alert earthquake early warning system is now available in california, oregon and washington state kron four's noelle bellow shows us how it works. >> you get word on what alerts better than did not. all right. as of tuesday, the more than 50 million people living along the west coast now have access to shake alert. it's an earthquake early warning system that's been in development by the u.s. geological survey for the last 15 years and we 50 earthquakes today. california, most of them are very small. >> what we want people to do is to integrate shake aware into very existing tool. box of of preparedness tools, shake alert launched back in 20 19 here in california. and now it's expanded to washington and oregon. >> usgs says shake alert works because an alert can be transmitted almost instantaneously as it relies on sensor data from hundreds of us. yes, seismic stations. people just want to know what's going on and we want people to take that action either if they get the alert, they feel shaking the drop cover and

plus the latest west coast shake alert is now available.ome back, we're going to show you how the warning system actually works. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> the entire west coast now has a leg up on earthquakes. the shake alert earthquake early warning system. it's now available in california. and oregon and washington state noelle bellow has more now on how it all works. >> if you get word what alerts better than none at all. right. as of tuesday, the more than 50 million people living along the west coast now have access to shake alert. it's an earthquake early warning system that's been in development by the u.s. geological survey for the last 15 years and we have 50 earthquakes today. california, most of them are very small. >> what we w

1942 that gave the authority to military to forcibly remove anyone of japanese ancestry from the west coast and send them to american concentration camps across this country. on hundred and 20,000 people were incarcerated. two thirds are american citizens. one third were under the age of 18 and were students like you. my father thought this was wrong because all due process of law was denied. no one had been charged with a crime, no one had access to an attorney, no one had their day in court and so, my father thought, why should he have to go to a prison camp when he had done nothing wrong. so he avoided the military orders, just decided that it was wrong and eventually, a month later, after everyone had been sent off to the detention assembly centers along the west coast, he was arrested. and the director at that time in northern california, affiliate of the american civil liberties union visited my father in jail and said, you, know would your father be willing to take his case, if need be all the way to the supreme court and my father said yes because he believed in this country and he

coronavirus patients are evacuated as the most powerful cyclon in more than 2 decades hits india's west coast and the explosion of cyber crime in mexico where children are being lured online and into trafficking in. the east. it's just gone no 1 in the morning in gaza and israel the start of the 10th day of conflict and the bombardments continue in the past 2 hours israel has launched a dozens of air strikes particularly in the south of the gaza strip while this says being the scene looking at televisa of israel's defense system the r. and dome intercepting a barrel of rockets fired from gaza in all 2218 people have now been killed in gaza $61.00 of them children with thousands more left injured and homeless 12 people have been killed in israel including 2 children both the mass and the israeli prime minister have vowed to continue their operations. our enemies see what price we are charging for the aggression against us i'm sure they will learn the lesson we will continue the operation in gaza no matter how long it takes we took on hamas years back and the enemies around us are learning thei

here are some major shines we are coming out of the pandemic the largest hotel on the west coast is opening today. and in this church just had its first in person mass for the first time in 14 months. and there is an incentive to get vaccinated. when airline giving away free flights for a year. how to enter the giveaway. >> i'm sorry to say i'm having technical problems so i can hear you right now. >> that's okay, friend. we've got you for right now. it is monday, may 24 we want to start with checking on the forecast. >> good morning, everyone looking at clouds clinging to i the coastline and the push of ram a little bit less this morning with high-pressure building in so we have a warmer day on tap. 52 in pleasanton, closer to the bay the low 40s and there is a look outside for partly cloudy day today, upper 60s and mid-70s by noon time and by the afternoon, 80s and the inland valley. keeping it cool at the coast and we will talk about the last week of may in detail in a few minutes. >>> this is a milestone for the tourism industry. the largest hotel is to to welcome back guests today for

expansion of the earthquake early warning system that could now be a game-changer, really for the west coast'll be right back. welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and spicy in the same box, so i don't have to choose. ah yes. best of both worlds. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. only at jack in the box. majestic mountains... my 50/50 popcorn chicken. scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. ♪♪ refuse to choose and get my $6.99 50/50 popcorn chicken with both classic and spicy for the best of both worlds. only at jack in the box. san francisco we'll see temperatures today also cooler as we get fog reaching into the low 60s downtown and sonoma today will reach 84 degrees. so our overall weather pattern shows high pressure is moving on. the low is dipping from the north and still with it takes the rain to the north of cal

into -- into the west coast of the country.e it made landfall hundreds of thousands of people had to be evacuated from low lying areas and it really just complicates efforts in that part of the country that have been doing well, you know, we've seen cases drop as far as covid goes in that part of the country. now with this cyclone, now with these mass evacuations, people being crammed into shelters, the fear is that the virus is once again going to surge. hospitals had to be moved, certainly covid patients in those low lying hospitals had to be moved and we've heard of power outages at hospitals, obviously fallen trees because of the high winds, the flooding, the heavy rain. it has been causing havoc. the vaccination program in this part of the country had to be suspended because of the cyclone and now with the cleanup operations and having to restore, you know, the storm damage it could take days if not weeks to get that vaccination program back up and running, which india admits is the only way to tackle this second wave, ros

the west coast relay started in seattle, came to the west coast and made its way over to dallas. all four of those relays, over 15,000 miles were walked. 24 hours a day, seven days a week throughout the month of may, it highlights the importance of memorial day. ultimately, it is about letting the families know that there are folks here in america that have not forgotten and will not forget the family service and sacrifice. >> i also noticed when i went to your website earlier, i think you surpassed your goal of $1.2 million. it must be nice to see how many people have shown support monetarily. where do these funds ago? >> these funds that we raised, this year we had 50 nonprofit partners that are all across the united states and all serving military veterans, first responders and their families. we perform across a broad continuum. that can be transition assistance, job assistance, medical care, psychological/mental health awareness and training. we support what i call unconventional, recreational therapies. it is a broad spectrum, but we are supporting military veterans and fir

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dozens of oi crew workers are missing at cnn the after a powerful cyclone tore through its west coasting at least 20 people. ♪ >> hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around thelobe. we have several updates to bring you on the conflict between israel and the palestinians, which is into its ninth day. palestinians and israeli arabs have held a general strike in the occupied west bank, and in israel also, to protest against israel's air campaign. these are pictures in ramallah. busy streets were quiet in a show of defiance against the violence which is now killed more than 200 people in gaza, 12 in israel. public services have shut down for the day. this is a veteran palestinian politician. >> this strike is meaningful because it is an example of the unity of palestinians, whether living in the areas of israel or living ithe rest of the occupied areas, west bank, gaza strip. this strike has also very helpful -- powerful meaning of solidarity with gaza. >> there have been some clashes of supporters of the strike and security forces. this is bethlehem in the occupied wes

we begin with extreme weather from the west coast to the gulf coast. from fire to rain. >> millions are experiencing a drought others are experiencing a deluge. louisiana declared a emergency after storms spawned this tornado. >> the dramatic images from the city of lake charles. >> out break of severe storms causing this flooding emergency in louisiana. in lake charles rescuers in boats and trucks pulling people from 80 homes. several customers stuck inside a diner with water rising past their ankles as they sat in their chairs. some parents giving piggy back rides to kids. wading through water picking them up through school. >> i'll do anything to get to her. >> the school bus making waves. driving through water up to its hood. more than a foot of rainfalling monday at the airport. the third wettest day in record. in texas people bracing for severe weather after two tornados and flash flooding in the dallas area. one woman says a twister damaged this home for the second time in two years. she and her husband recent will sold the house. >> i don't kno

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clear skies across the southwest and on the west coast. >> finally making tracks to big profit. one sellers story. >> reporter: danny has been selling sneakers since he was 14 years old. chng for servic t it as you're hereshest kicks and selling them around the country. when the pandemic hit he was waiting ffrt other shoe to drop. >> people got nervous. >> shockingly business kicked into high gear. >> stimulus checks went out. it was over. anything was selling. you could sell a plain shoe for triple. >> in one year his sales increase 100%. the new jersey sneaker sales man raking in $1 million. >> grocery stores were shutting down. sneakers were still selling. >> the resale market value is $10 billion. that's up 4 billion from 2019. why such a demand for sneakers in a pandemic? one theory is that michael jordan is to blame. the ten part document nar the last dancing airing. from april to may of 2020. spiking sales of air jordans over night. >> everything was shut down. there was no vacations. the only thing people had to look forward to was the next jordan release. >> what's the

walk san francisco is the west coast's largest and most pitiful hiv fundraising event. this event also includes billy porter, rosie perez, george tega cay, and stars for rupaul's drag race. a.i.d.s. walk san francisco is only a few days away. that if mark your calendars , may 16th at 10:00 a.m.. it will stream online and here on abc7. abc7 is a proud sponsor to register and raise funds, visit a.i.d.s. walk .net. >>> getting back to the weather situation at hand right now. drew tuma joining us the roof. it looks gorgeous but very windy. >> it's a beautiful day, but we have the hot temperatures bringing gusty winds and the low humidity that ushered in our early red flag warning in the early fire season. we saw a lot of brushfires start . conditions like we have at hand. beating the heat? got to go to the cut. a lot of people on the sand as the sun slowly sets. 24 hour temperature change. huge jump in our numbers compared to this time yesterday . 10 to 15 degrees in some spots. today, our hottest cities, low to mid 90s. this time of year, we should be 70s, so we are excess

checking today's high temperatures, 70s on the west coast, 60s from texas to new england, 89 in miami in phoenix. 66 in dallas. >>> coming up, taxpayer outrage. the severance pay for a school official recently indicted. >>> but first the worker at a v.a. hospital who murdered seven patients. what she was watching on netflix during her shift. >>> later, we'll lighten things up with the best news blooper that we've seen in a long time. to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. anything your wild child does pampers cruisers 360° fit can too with a stretchy waistband and adaptive 360° fit so they can move the way they were born to [music]: born to be wild pampers cruisers 360° fit people today... they

to 0, at least 90 people have died also a powerful sy clone hit india's west coast. the indian navy says $37.00 bodies have been found from an oil barge that sung off the coast during cycling. they have a still on the way to find more workers and crew that are still missing. doesn't small on there into been killed in goods or aren't fight loan. talk to was the most powerful storm to back to the area into decades have limited the natives from new delhi. search and rescue operation is still under way off the coast of more by india. ruben. see, to locate at least 3 dozen people who've been missing these people who are on a barge in accommodation, budge that was used by people who worked in the oil rigs over there. now the rescue, the people involved that the navy and because scott said they have recovered at least 37 bodies, but also it rescued at least 188 people who were on that barge separately. over the last few days. they have also a rescue. hundreds of other people who will on 3 the vessels and an oil rig that went adrift when you hit. now this has been a very cha

. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> aids walk san francisco is the west coast's largest and most visible hiv-aids fundraisingnt. this year's event includes billy porter, rosie perez, and stars from ru paul's drag race. aids walk san francisco is nine days away, it's on may 16th at 10:00 a.m. it will stream online and here on abc 7. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. to register and raise funds yourself, visit aidswalk.net. or call. once a begun, getting a check with the weather. >> the warm temperatures, we have our hottest spots well into the 90s right now. it's a warm they in the bay. our east bay hills camera. on an average year in may. the hills should be a lush green color but they're so brown. the vegetation is as dry as it should be in the middle of summer. fires are spreading so quickly because everything is so dry. current temperatures now, down to 67 in the city. but earlier this afternoon, made it to 75 in san francisco. it's a where we sit right now in oakland. much hot nerf concord at 91. 92 in napa. 86 in palo alto. these offshore winds are bringing in that warm air, bree virginia breezy to windy no mat

while 5 seasons in california have been growing longer and more intense in recent years with us west coast west coast, emerging from one of the dr. winters in history, expert warm, that california might be facing the most devastating fine season on record firefighters in the region on getting ready and also report stuff on the months was able to meet one of the crews that go in when everybody else runs for their lives but don't hawks on are done for the day returning to the staging base at the a whopping 16 hours shift of battling the so called palisades fire on the outskirts of los angeles. the hot shots are qu of 20 elite and specialized firefighters that i called in when the going gets tough. it's all about how we get to the fire. some people fly in the, you know, the smoke jumpers will, will bryan and parachute in engines go in on their engine and we hiking. so our no one else can go. that's where we go. the palisades fire as a friday last week, 84 percent contained for more than 1200 acres. it was the 1st major fire incident of the year, although it is being investigated as possible.

caroline, people are worried that when you have influences of californian west coast companies, you havethe stories that define our culture being funded from a patch of earth on the west coast of america, do you worry about what that will do to podcasting? i do not worry about it so much in relation to california or any one place, but i think the boom in podcasting and its success has given a homogenisation of sound. people here are really successful with true crime shows, and others think if they have that, if i have a different country, but maybe if i make it sound like that, fans of that show will also like my show, and it is getting to the point where it is being parodied on saturday night live, that kind of homogenisation is definitely something i'm aware of. one thing i would imagine, what is encouraging for people in the distribution tiers, we have marketers and advertisers coming into this space because they see the audience growth. there was a report last week on digital media, podcasting had the highest increase in advertising investment in the uk of any digital medium, up 43%.

is one of the most powerful cycles to have hit actually the most powerful cyclon to have hit the west coast of india in at least 3 decades it made landfall last night in the state of good job affecting a majority of the districts there some places even so when up to 190 kilometers per hour but as we speak you know the met apartment has said that the cyclist is weakening but weakening very slowly because of how powerful it was so by the evening it is expected is the i expecting the winds to go down to around 50 kilometers per hour as they move to neighboring states but of course the situation on the ground in terms of the pandemic is complicating matters because some of the states that have been affected could just maharashtra karnataka carolina are some of the states with the highest cases in the country right now so the evacuations of hundreds of thousands of people had to be you know had to be done keeping in mind covert protocol what we are being told is that authorities said that in the shelters covert protocols like social distancing and marking up are being followed additionally state

we're expecting further flooding and severe destruction from that storm system further across the west coast of india we're going to see the effects of that we've got some strong winds blowing in here really rough seas and we're going to see heavy rain as well there we could see possible flooding in areas there trying to will also see some storms and we've had flooding there last week we could see further continuing as the wetter weather continues much of the dry settled weather is an eastern parts of india we will have a couple of thunderstorms rolling across central areas as we move through the middle east it's a completely different picture we've got dry set of conditions temperatures here higher than expected for this time of year 44 degrees in kuwait the wetter weather is further north. from the. broadcast center to people in. the struggles. at least in the global south have not because of our health but because of the harm of the global north with no host and no limitation that's the story of climate change it's not that we're all in it together the people of the most impacted in the 1

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victor we haven't seen the crowds quite yet on the west coast. a little bit of may gray, june gloom in santa monica. the sun comes out this amp and with it the crowds. now there is a lot of optimism. los angeles county right now in the lowest tier of restrictions before reopening in just a couple weeks. pretty much the entire state plans to lose pretty much all covid restrictions. you know, victor, looking back at my notes from memorial day last year. and we were kind of optimistic back then also. it was completely misplaced. we were optimistic. we were thankful we weren't new york. bike paths like this had just reopened. there were crowds on the beach. two or three weeks later we had a surge in cases here in california. since last memorial day, nearly 3.7 million infections in this state. and nearly 60,000 deaths. so we are optimistic again. and this time the optimism is based on something pretty solid, the vaccines. now president biden, of course, said he wants 70% of american adults at least partially vaccinated by our next holiday weekend, ju

we'll show you ho >> the entire west coast now has a leg up on earthquakes. the shake alert earthquake early warning system. this is now available in california and oregon and washington state kron four's noelle bellow shows us how it works. >> you get word on what alerts better than did not. all right. as of tuesday, the more than 50 million people living along the west coast now have access to shake alert. it's an earthquake early warning system that's been in development by the u.s. geological survey for the last 15 years and we have 50 earthquakes today. california, most of them are very small. >> what we want people to do is to integrate shake aware into very existing tool. box of of preparedness tools, shake alert launched back in 20 19 here in california. and now it's expanded to washington and oregon. >> usgs says shake alert works because an alert can be transmitted almost instantaneously as it relies on sensor data from hundreds of us. yes, seismic stations. people just want to know what's going on and we want people to take that action either if th

fighting along morocco's border with the spanish enclave of states which lives on africa, north west coast. the broken security forces tried to prevent people from crossing over into the spanish territory. at least ties and border controls. after more than 8000 migrants managed to the theater early this week, some of them swam around the coast to reach the 8th. columbia politicians have voted on contentious health care reforms, handing protests and other victory after weeks of often violent demonstrations government opponents on backing down, though they're planning another week on the streets. alessandra ramirez reports from boca time. the nationwide protest against the government in columbia entered there for a week. they show no signs of abating, but they seem to be getting more creative in color for union students. indigenous groups and others continue to march and dance for change. oh, only because demonstrations were marred by vandalism and violence, police response step killed dozens, the people having back down we continued demanding guarantees to process safely and that the govern

for this season again, and that means we need to be better prepared for the west coast.mumbai airport and disrupted local rail services. there are wider fears it could accelerate the spread of coronavirus as more than 150,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely packed shelters. a vaccine drive in several coastal towns has been paused. the storm is also adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals. some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it is hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. let's get some of the day's other news. and staying in india where the health ministry has released its latest coronavirus figures revealing a record number of daily deaths, with a rise of 4,329. it takes the total death toll to more than 278,000. heavy rains in the amazon have caused flooding across small brazilian towns affecting more than 400,000 people, many of whom were evacuated as water levels rose to near record levels. floodwaters have al

have been destroyed. hundreds of roads have been blocked and along the other states, along in the west coast have also reported, at least it doesn't get not 40, said this till assessing the damages from this site loan. but it has also complicated matters in terms of the pandemic. several of the states like her not to call care a lot more rushed and of course, good shot are in the middle of g. a surge in coven cases. still in india, the number of new corona virus there has fallen off to 2 days of record highs. at least 3800 people though still died in the last 24 hours. the number of new cases is down. after reaching daily highs of more than 400002 weeks ago. there's been fighting along morocco's border with the spanish enclave of theater, which lies on africans, north west coast. the security forces try to prevent people from crossing over into the spanish territory. police times and border controls often more than $8000.00 migrants managed to inter thursday. this week, some of them swam along the coast to reach the young diesel power. generators are being switched off in the g and is greece

. >> plus the entire west coast now has access to early earthquake warning. we'll show you how it all works. and after the break, sealed, city council has voted unanimously to fund community alternatives to poli >> welcome back. in the east bay, re imagining public safety in oakland is one step closer to reality now that the oakland city council approves funding for community alternatives to policing today. kron four's madyun spoke with the council member behind the resolution. >> in a unanimous vote. the oakland city council approves funding community alternatives to policing and resolution introduced by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives. i recommendations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses on proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services, affordable housing homelessness solutions. gender based violence

clear on the west coast. >>> finally, don't call it a comeback, a power couple from the past is makingspace jam" coming out this summer. gwen stefani releasing new music and hottest couple is j. lo and ben affleck. wait a minute a minute. what year is it? back in action 17 years after they called off their engagement. both jen and ben appearing separately at the vax live concert on may 2nd then -- >> they went away for a couple of days together to montana and had a romantic getaway as far as we know and our sources say that she's very happy. >> reporter: it feels like 2002 all over again. >> brilliantly smart, loving, charming, affectionate and i just admire him in every way, you know what i mean? i respect him. >> reporter: the couple began dating while filming "gigli." >> i think we're good together. >> reporter: even appearing in her music video "jenny from the block." >> these were the originators of the celebrity nom combination. bennifer was the first time this was sort of a commonplace thing. >> reporter: then after splitting in 2000, they went on to marry and start families wit

tens of thousands of residents of low—lying areas along india's west coast are expected to be evacuatedas the first tropical storm of the season approaches. it is expected to strike gujarat on tuesday. six people have already died after the storm hit the states of kerala and goa. the worst flooding in nearly a century is devastating communities in brazil's amazon region. in one of the worst—affected areas, floodwater is waist high and officials have declared a state of emergency. scientists say the severe weather is caused by la nina phenomenon which cools parts of the pacific ocean. the international scheme set up to ensure equal access to covid—i9 vaccines is currently 140 million doses short, due to the continuing covid crisis in india. now, unicef is calling for the powerful g7 countries — the leaders of which will meet in the uk next month — to share their surplus of doses. the bbc�*s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. it's a global collaboration that's never been tried on this tight timescale before. the aim of the covax scheme is to ensure all people in all count

this may be the third one moving very close to the west coast.e. it to be better prepared for these. ., , ., . these. it has forced the temporary _ these. it has forced the temporary closure - these. it has forced the temporary closure of i these. it has forced the i temporary closure of mum these. it has forced the - temporary closure of mum by airport and disrupted local rail services —— mumbai. there are fears it could exhilarate the spread of coronavirus is more than hundred 50,000 people in low—lying areas have been moved into densely packed shelters. —— accelerate. a vaccine drive in coastal towns has been paused. the storm is adding to the challenges faced in india's hospitals as some critical patients are forced to move buildings. it is hoped that having made landfall, the cyclone will lose some of its wind strength, but heavy rainfall still poses a threat to parts of northern india. mark lobel, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. the us supreme court has agreed to hear a case which could overturn its position on abortion. i

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for the smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was, i remember seeing editorials, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangsta rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like yesterday we used to rock the show ♪ ♪ i laced the track you rocked the floor ♪ ♪ so far from hanging on the block, though ♪ ♪ notorious, they got to know ♪ >> "i'll be missing you" was diddy's song about b.i.g. suddenly it's like, oh, damn, puffy's going to be a legiti

coronavirus patients are evacuated as the most powerful cycloid in more than 2 decades hits india's west coast and colombian authorities warn a wave of anti-government protests could be fueling a recent spike in corona virus cases. and in sports one of the world's biggest names in football publicly shows his support for palestine paul pogba holds up the palestinian flag falling majesty united's final home game of the season. it was described as a day of rage but the 1st general strike in palestinian territories for decades has ended with further violence and bloodshed 4 people were killed and more than 160 injured in the occupied west bank when protests that began with stones thrown and tear gas the ploy by the sended into reported use of live ammunition by both sides 2 israeli soldiers were also wounded that is also being in no way in due to the israeli bombardment of gaza with more airstrikes and rockets returning in the other direction after only a brief overnight pause in all 218 people have now been killed in gaza 61 of. and children with thousands more injured and homeless 12 people have

returned to the west coast to gauge how one tsunami could have a region and to be in this sheltered area. paris city has received news footage that was filmed by. the bar to stay over there. so you can see all of these events and then this is when they started just last night. yeah a local landslide go seismic triggered by the earthquake you have a small semi-circular wave that you can even see the video so i think this is going to be a localized impact of this landslide tsunami of a lot of aluminum what do you think once you shake it in the world. for whom and for it's the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bank here we have evidence because we have a coastal scar ok so the scar actually is along the shoreline and went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunamis big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wiped away. on the other side of the bay. surveying the entire bank researches discover several similar landsl

a little bit of drizzle here and there close to the west coast.sunshine into the afternoon, and that could set off an isolated heavy shower here and there, particularly across the higher ground in the north. and there could be a little bit of low cloud and mist affecting north sea coasts. but with more sunshine around, we could make 19—20 degrees, maybe even warmer than that in one or two spots. now, as we head through saturday night, any showers will fade away. we'll see some low cloud and mist rolling into eastern scotland and eastern england, but further west, skies should remain clear. those temperatures will range from around 7—ii degrees. so, on into sunday, then, our big area of high pressure�*s dominating the scene, slowly pushing out into the north sea. that's going to bring a lot of dry weather around. it will start quite grey and cool across eastern scotland and eastern england, but that low cloud and mist will burn back to the coast thanks to the strong late may sunshine. many places will be dry with widespread sunshine around, so it's

returned to the west coast to gauge how one tsunami could have a region and today in this sheltered area. para city has received new footage that was filmed nearby. there. so then you can see all the background of these events and then this is when they started just last night. yeah a local landslide no seismic trigger but here is great you have a small semi-circular wave that you can even see the video so i think this is going to be a localized impact of this landslide tsunami a lot of aluminum i think once you shake it in the book. for whom and for it's the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bank here we have evidence because we have a coastal scar ok so the scar actually is along the shoreline. went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunami is big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wiped away. on the other side of the bay. surveying the entire bank researches discover several other similar landslides all o

killed in india after a powerful psych loan brought heavy rains and storm surges to the country's west coast more than 200000 people have been evacuated india's navy is searching for 127 people missing after the storm caused the ship to sink off the coast of mumbai. heavy rains in brazil's amazon rain forest have calls rivers to rise to nearly record levels there authorities say more than 400000 people have been affected by the flooding with many forced to leave their homes environmental researchers say climate change is behind the latest extreme weather. and the u.s. supreme court has agreed to consider a major challenge to abortion rights the state of mississippi is looking to ban most abortions at the 15th week of pregnancy if the court rules in favor it would overturn decades of legal precedent the court's decision will likely come next year . 5000 migrants have entered spain's north african enclave of a safe some swimming almost 2 kilometers along the coastline from neighboring morocco it was a record one day influx to the territory so to one of 2 spanish enclaves in on mainland africa

before the war, was that roosevelt asked him to investigate the loyalty of the japanese on the west coast of the i-states and why. and carter sent an agent out there, who made contacts out there he when interviewed spores of japanese americans. and he produced a serious report for the president and said you know, there are about 150 japanese spies on the west coast. we know who they are. and the fbi denounced mall overnight. and the japanese are more at risk from americans living around them, than americans are from them in case of conflict. so we should do is he should protect the japanese. of course roosevelt did not pay attention to that. and then, once the war had started, there were hundreds of different things that carter and his operation did. but the most spectacular one was that he sprung eight leading nazi who was in an internment camp in canada. he secretly brought him to washington, set him up in a decrepit mansion in alexandria. with an alcoholic cook, a servant and a guard. and had him work on counter intelligence and counterp4ñ propaganda. and right reports to the president