or me on maher she spends 6 days a week washing and ironing but right now yan is thinking about her moment in the limelight she's taking part in a beauty contest for domestic workers so she'll get out of the shadows for once and take center stage for months she's been working on her costume which features a christmas motif. which. is not really my option and it's. kind of a good because i have a it's a face that people especially 200 people face and it may as they. say why not i will try something interesting something new and you give yourself and both your time and you can do it. orchard road is singapore's major shopping mile. it features both luxury brands and discount stores every sunday many of the over 250000 domestic workers like yan who work in singapore need here. it was but she has very different plans this sunday she's putting on eyeshadow for her big moment in a community center yan is dressing up to be a candidate for the miss petite beauty contest it all feels a little strange to her. even though i haven't met wearing makeup but this is telling me about the disability

at the award ceremony yan has a hard time smiling. she will leave empty handed. but could i give him a better. idea of. their choice. but at least her friends celebrate her like a winner. you. feel. when the sun sets over singapore the 3 lane road in front of the whole passage market is closed off. at 7 on the dot the beer tables and plastic stalls come out chicken beef and shrimp skewers sizzle on the grills. and night falls over the urban jungle. but the animal rescuers still have work to do they have hissing cargo in the trunk . this cobra needs to be released. just sending their love to all of us just hissing to see the. oh mesereau you mean . the cobra had found its way into an underground car park snakes bad reputation is unjustified and comes from hollywood movies says they're actually quite shy creatures as long as people leave them alone in the open eyes more as we came along and these animals will decide they know that is very critical that people know what to do and what not to do and then to guess i think yeah we do want people to start freaking out a

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absolutely, thanks very much, jinny yan l and consumption.n lender greensill bank, which are causing ripples as far away as rural germany. the company is expected to file for administration within days. sharanjit leyl is following the story. this is going to leave a very complex web, tricky and painful to separate when this company goes past? it to separate when this company goes past?— goes past? it is an incredibly comlex goes past? it is an incredibly complex web, _ goes past? it is an incredibly complex web, victoria, i goes past? it is an incredibly complex web, victoria, to i goes past? it is an incredibly i complex web, victoria, to give you a bit of background, it is a financial bank that started about a decade ago and grew to be one of london's most successful start—up. be one of london's most successfulstart—up. it be one of london's most successful start—up. it had planned to ibo and it all seemed to be going really well until now. greensill bank appears to be on the verge of collapse and its lawyers are warning it could trigger a

>>yan's garden is not the only restaurant here in downtown san carlos who was waiting to welcome people back inside many other restaurant managers and owners tell me they feel more comfortable after more people get the shot. here in san carlos scale ong kron 4 news. >>keeping track of the area vaccinations at the oakland coliseum site more than 8,000 people got vaccinated on saturday. the collis and is one of the largest vaccination sites in the state. so far more than 10 million californians statewide had received covid vaccines. and san francisco police chief bill scott received his first dose of covid-19 vaccine on saturday, tweeted this picture on your screen after receiving his shot. she's got also encouraged others to get the vaccine. he also said preventative measures like mask-wearing are the best tools to help to end the pandemic. well let's get a check of the latest numbers from the state on the amount of vaccines that have been sent out so far as you can see so far the state has delivered more than 13 million vaccine doses with more than 10 million of those already and people

1st series 13 years ago the form of government used force against protesters 10 people died passion yan has told armenians that that chapter in the country's history must not be repeated robin 1st it will come out just yet about. pharisee international says hundreds of civilians have been unlawfully killed in northern mozambique and reported documents violence by government security forces a private south african military company and the armed group named locally as al-shabaab amnesty says there have been reports of actually judicial executions and indiscriminate attacks have been displaced in mozambique's coverdale got a reach. phone lines and internet have been cut off in china capital men on sunday security forces stormed the home of opposition leader and presidential candidate you know they've been accused of killing his mother and son across one of nicholas berg as more. defiant and no longer afraid supporters of opposition leader yeah do you know attempt to block a tank from the presidential guard from moving closer to his home says elite forces killed his elderly mother an 11 yea

yan dhanda. and yan dhanda in... swansea v manchester city in the recent fifth round of the fa cup. big effect on me, and i was upset and i was angry. dhanda one of so many footballers who've been targeted by the trolls. 0thers include the manchester united trio marcus rashford, anthony martial and axel tuanzebe, laurenjames of united's women's team, her brother reece, who plays for chelsea, and his team—mate antonio rudiger, romaine sawyers of west brom, southampton's alex jankewitz and the arsenal duo willian and eddie nketiah. 11 players from different clubs, but all in the same team as victims of abuse. deputy chief constable mark roberts is the lead on football for the national police chiefs' council. the bbc has used the freedom of information act to obtain a copy of a letter he's written to the chairman of the english football league, rick parry. he has sent a similar one to the chief executive of the premier league, richard masters. the league says mr masters was only made aware of it when we asked for a response. the letter calls for a joined—up approach to tackling racism

>>yan's garden is not the only restaurant here in downtown san carlos who was waiting to welcome people back inside many other restaurant managers and owners tell me they feel more comfortable after more people get the shot. here in san carlos scale ong kron 4 news. >>and as we keep track of all the covid shots that are happening in the bay area at the oakland coliseum site more than a 1000 people got vaccinated on saturday. so far more than 10 million californians statewide have received their covid vaccines. the coliseum site is one of the largest vaccination sites in the state. and in san francisco police chief bill scott received his first dose of the covid vaccine. this weekend. he tweeted this picture after receiving his shot. chief scott also encouraged others to get the vaccine. going on to say the vaccine along with preventative measures like wearing a mask are the best tools to help end the pandemic. >>san francisco supervisor matt haney says he wants to see better vaccination sites in the tenderloin and on treasure island. in a letter sent to san francisco public health direc

yan dhanda.acist abuse was directed at their british asian player yan dhanda. it did have a big effect on me and i was upset and i was angry. dhanda one of so many footballers who have been targeted by the trolls. others include the manchester united trio marcus rashford, anthony martial and axel tuanzebe, laurenjames of united's women's team, her brother reece who plays for chelsea and his team—mate antonio rudiger, romaine sawyers of west brom, southampton's alex jankewitz and the arsenal willian and eddie nketiah. 11 players from different clubs, but all in the same team as victims of abuse. deputy chief constable mark roberts is the lead on football for the national police chiefs council. the bbc has used the freedom of information act to obtain a copy of a letter he has written to the chairman of the english football league, rick parry. he has sent a similar one to the chief executive of the premier league, richard masters. the league says mr masters was only made aware of it when we asked f

here on abc7, and will also be livestreamed >>> the biden administration's message on the human tar yan crisis on the u.s. border appears to be changing. more than 15,000 unaccompanied minors are now in u.s. custody after crossing the us/mexico border. federal officials are struggling to find safe housing for many of them. 5,000 children and teens are in u.s. for controlled custody. over 800 of the children have been in custody for more than ten days. with the legal limit being just three. facing growing criticism, the biden administration says they inherited a broken system. >> the entire system under united states law that has been in place throughout administration's of both parties was dismantled in its entirety by the trump administration. >> now, in recent days, the administration has warned migrant families that the border is closed and secure urging them not to cross into the u. s. >>> and speaking of, former president donald trump is returning to social media on his own network. a spokesman person says the former president will launch his own plattform in two to three months th

one of the families of a victim that one of our affiliates talked to, this is a woman named delana yan. >> this is so heartbreaking. he took a mother, a wife, a daughter and a sister for no reason. this family is broken because of this man. it is so hard on everybody today because this man has taken this innocent angel from us. he took an ad ad an angel from who would do anything for anybody. >> and according to the gofundme page that her family has set up, the family says that she was actually there for a couples 3 massage and that her husband made it out safely from the shooting but she did not. let's take a look at the four people who were killed at that location, that includes yan whom we've mentioned. paul andre michaels, age 54. and tan and feng. and one of the victims was the owner, another one the worker there. and you know, we have to keep in mind that in atlanta we still don't have the names of the four people killed there yet. and of the eight total people killed, six of them were asian women, the south korean foreign ministries that identified that four of them were of kore

ben worked at a food service company, brie yan is a food service company. their daughters think? >> up and down. one day they're excited. the next day they're like oh, my gosh, we're leaving, this is getting real. we're going to be on the road for four months. how? i reassure them they're going to see awesome places. >> the idea of traveling during a global pandemic. >> a lot of people say you're crazy. maybe we're a little crazy. but we want to take what we've built here and use it to traject our life in the way we feel led to go. >> the holts leave today. they'll start in the southwest and make their way north and then head east. all right. >>> i wish them luck. look, heeldsberg. they have a restaurant called volette. if i lived down the street from that, i wouldn't leave. it's so good. >> i'm interested to see where they pick. there's no place like the bay area. >> i was going to say, there's no beach in arkansas. >> hello. >> go to the wade pool, i don't know. >> yeah. you could go -- i'm trying to think of the lake near hope. i lived in arkansas for fo

>>yan's garden is not the only restaurant here in downtown san carlos who was waiting to welcome people back inside many other restaurant managers and owners tell me they feel more comfortable after more people get the shot. here in san carlos scale ong kron 4 news. >>a san francisco unified school district says that it's on track now to offer on campus learning at some schools, beginning perhaps even right around april 12th, the for students returning to campus would be those in phase 2 a those are kindergarten through 5th graders under the tentative agreement the district and union are working right now to return as many students as possible in group-c while eventually working towards the ultimate goal of being back in class 5 days a week, teachers union president susan solomon says that safety protocols are in place and educators and staff will be receiving proper protection. >>masks gowns face shields even n 95 masks for educators whose means that requires that the the students. close-up not not within 60 they have to be closer to students and in some cases some educators will be go

minister says he's ready to call a snap election to end the deepening political crisis he called passion yan has been under pressure from the opposition to step down for his handling of the conflict with azerbaijan over the disputed i'm going to karabakh region but that lines new news coming up here in our desire right after women make change the state of our man sits at the mouth of their rape engulfs at the eastern end of the arab peninsula if you look at the arabian peninsula. the right ascension to the ancient country and to the east. and to the west yeah. it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role it plays in the gulf cooperation council the g.c.c. . but hormones long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1982 and fishing and prototyping were its main sources of income . in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all 90 history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. when you talk about sex and sexual reproduction.

reporting on another potential mask purchase scandal this time involving germany's health minister yan spawn is this going to be something else to undermine public trust in the government's handling of the pandemic. well just the reporting on it already does after all for him he's a step down already over having made profits from the ranging mosque steals but the health ministry flatly denies this report it says that the husband of german healthiness against iran it was neither involved nor even knew about the company he works for also trading in mass selling mass to the ministry but what does state is the continuing suspicion that politicians might not of only acted for the public good which is already proving damaging under the magical city of homs. is mishan a curse now we appreciate it thank you. to poland now which is one of the countries hit hardest by cove at 19 in started imposing new lockdown restrictions on saturday shutting down much of public life for at least 3 weeks poland has experienced and exponential growth in cases in the past month its health care system is under st

1st series 13 years ago the former government used force against protesters 10 people died passion yan has told armenians that that chapter in the country's history must not be repeated robin 1st year walker i'll just yet about. now plans on the u.k. it's a build the fast new deep coal mine and ceci is have brought criticism from climate change activists and could also be a potential embarrassment for prime minister johnson who is set to host a critical climate conference later this year but as under simmons reports from white haven in north west england an opinion poll that suggests nearly 95 percent of local support the plan. a coastal town in northern england who would want a coal mine built next to the answer to nearly everyone living here while the very well she's going to live. employment was just think you know it's what we need rounding up you know people's lives and their jobs and it's not looking bright overlooking white haven a disused pit it is a reminder of what was once the lifeblood of this area generations of miners and their families dependent on coal now comes this fu

the series 13 years ago the former government used force against protesters 10 people died passion yan has told armenians that that chapter in the country's history must not be repeated robin 1st you will catch al-jazeera yet about. us pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has confirmed it will test its coronavirus vaccine on children and so also planning to include newborns and pregnant women in expanded trials johnson and johnson's vaccine has become the 3rd to be formally approved by u.s. regulators nearly 4000000 doses are being delivered across the country in the netherlands thousands of restaurant and cafe owners into southern cities are preparing to open their doors in the finds of a lockdown pubs and restaurants have been closed since october since then the dutch government impose more restrictions to control the spread of a new more contagious kovan 1000 variants but some business owners until berg and breda say they've had enough and will open outdoor terraces they face the threat of large fines stuff and has this update from tilburg. many people here in the netherlands. a

"my son, my son, why can't you hear me," she cries. 13—year—old sai wai yan was playing in the street opened fire, even though no protests were nearby. his family are now adding their voices to a chorus calling for revolution. these children, in this time of crisis, they are kept in the safest place, by theirfamily. these children are not on the street, not on the front, not even in the living rooms. they are hiding. even children are not safe, so that means no—one is safe in burma. over 400 people have now died in myanmar since the military seized power last month. some protesters have started to fight back using home—made weapons. but they are no match against trained fighters and live rounds. the us has accused general min aung hlaing of presiding over a reign of terror. his regime has already been hit by some sanctions, but he still has powerful friends. russia's deputy defence minister was given a front row seat for yesterday's armed forces day. 0ther diplomats were also in the crowd, including from china. but 12 military leaders from around the world issued a rarejoint statement

neighboring azerbaijan which resulted in a peace deal many armenians view as a humiliating defeat and yan into nikki's the military of attempting a coup and the country's top general ban sparked mass rallies from both supporters and opponents of the prime minister they say the president stepped in and overruled the p.m.'s order to fire the armed forces chief of staff spoke to global relations analyst mark of gas it's about passion and political future. so i think what's going on here is that after the defeat in the government. is looking for a strong leader and russia can only look strong if he stays in power otherwise sees . me as a lame duck who's weak unable to control the situation so telling in power until the elections is key to his chance of actually winning them i think there is the population is probably a little bit divided between the car pragmatists who feel that he could have done much better against the as bijani forces and those who feel that he's generally cost that territory to armenia because of perhaps he is pro washington or insulation because all he's watch essentiall

of again then rallying throughout the day calling on the prime minister to resign they call passion yan has been the target of regular protests since last autumn when he signed a peace deal with azerbaijan ending a 6 week conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region tensions escalated last month when the premier accused the army of attempting to take a coup against the. us police have fired take. rioters in the city of portland in oregon opposing the expansion of a major oil pipeline protesters attacked the city courthouse lighting fires outside the building and they say the pipeline will affect the livelihoods of native american tribes in the area. military aircraft has crashed near the city of. killing 4 people 2 others survived that now being treated in hospital the airport says the 26 lost contact with controllers during landing and crashed at the end of the runway. bonfires are being lit across russia for one of the biggest religious celebrations. marks the last week of lent in the orthodox christian calendar and here the festivities are now getting underway in the kaluga reg

yan m lives cut short. they were loved and they left an indelible mark on their community. and you will hear from their loved ones right here tonight. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off at the scene again tonight.>>epht, th m bear. 6 his accused killer, 21-year-old ahmad fter surrenin, police leading him handcuffed to an ambulance. tomorrow he makes his first court appearance, facing ten counts of first degree murder. investigators are working to unravel a motive, scouring the crime scene for clues, trying to piece together why that location. and whether the gunman was targeting someone specific. alissa lived in this suburban house and according to family members in that police affidavit he had been acting strangely in the days leading up to the shooting. fiddling with this ar-style gun and they suggested he had suffered from some sort of mental health issue. he is a u.s. citizen who came here from syria as a 3-year-old. high school classmates reportedly described him as pleasant, but also quick to anger. they tell "the denver post" heo peers. sou

and in verse 313 years ago the former government used force against protesters 10 people died passion yan has told armenians that that chapter in the country's history must not be repeated robin 1st year walker. yet a gun for the u.s. is providing ukraine with 125000000 dollars in military aid to help it fight what the pentagon is calling russian aggression the package will include training and equipment aimed at helping ukraine's forces to secure the border and improve their ability to perform operations to night stands. mexico's president has held virtual talks of those u.s. counterparts stressing the need to cooperate on a range of issues and there is money lopez obrador told joe biden but both nations are safer and stronger together spoke about immigration vaccine supply and trade cooperation among a number of other conserves argentinean president alberto fernandez says he will not rush into a new deal with the international monetary fund there is concern argentina may miss a may deadline with the i.m.f. to agree on how to repay a loan of more than 40000000000 dollars to raise about r

1st series 13 years ago the former government used force against protesters 10 people died passion yan has told armenians that that chapter in the country's history must not be repeated robin 1st year walker al-jazeera yet again. the former french president nicolas sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption he has been sentenced to 3 years in jail although 2 years were suspended if the conviction is upheld on appeal he may serve his sentence under house arrest but as that's the reports from paris it's made a political comeback unlikely. nicolas sarkozy arrived at caught in paris for the verdict in his trial a judge found the former french president guilty of corruption and influence peddling he was given a 3 year jail sentence with 2 years suspended he left the call to that comment but is or is later said that he would appeal so cozy was convicted of trying to influence a magistrate in 2014 to obtain information about another legal case against him during the trial he denied the accusations but the judge said that sarkozy and his 2 kohak used knew exactly what they would doing the jud

contrast the opposition hopes the army will play a role so far the president has refused to sign passion yan's order to dismiss our media's top general. thanks to everyone who has read us today i mean. the army's reviving we must stand strong here so that the president and the constitutional court do not decide to dismiss the chief of the general staff to trigger elections mr will have to stand down as per the opposition's demand but they want an interim government 1st not an election for the prime minister's supporters that is hypocrisy hard to fire opposition he's calling us to transfer power to then we doubt the lections bypassing the people so they call it illegitimate but they being where legitimate enough to hand on the power to them bypassing the people that's not going to happen. tomorrow repetition have been saying that nicole pressing the on is are unfit for office finally these are answered his detractors saying it's up to the armenian people to now choose who should govern this country. at the ballot box. monday's rallies also marked an important anniversary 13 years ago the former

the mother of 13-year-old sai wai yan, clinging to his casket, crying out, "how can i live without you, my son? why are you leaving me behind?" saturday, the deadliest day since myanmar's military overthrew the democratically-elected government last month. the violence raging in more than 40 towns. security forces brutally kicking and beating protesters. forces opening fire on this motorbike, wounding one, as two others fled. here, another protester, apparently shot, dragged to safety. today, after all that bloodshed, the people defiant again. some with slingshots, bows and arrows, and molotov cocktails. linsey, a dozen nations including the u.s. joined together for a rare statement condemning yesterday's violence. but with both sides refusing to back down, it seems that harsh words will do little to stop the conflict. >> julia, thank you. >>> efforts to try to move the ship blocking the suez canal expected to resume tomorrow. this new video showing dredgers moving tons of sand, hoping to dislodge the ever given. now stuck for six days. more than 300 ships standing by. the economic imp

the country's top chess players who competed in the national championship final on sunday passion yan's opponents are making strategic moves against the government they have the country's top army generals the church and now the president of this side right now the political crisis you know i mean it is playing out like a game of chess with the opposition trying to tactic laid out a new book the prime minister may call passion yet. his popularity has fallen since armenia lost its recent war with azerbaijan but observers believe the prime minister's position is more secure than it seems the opposition on the other hand may have the momentum of the shock from the post-war defeat but is largely discredited and deeply unpopular due to their links to the former corrupt government having said that even the addition of the army and the church as additional challenges to the partially on government isn't enough to change them. the army generals have a back up their words with tanks. the opposition the noisy hasn't proven it has widespread support. and is in check but he's not yet in checkmate.

four of the victims' names have been released -- delaina ashley yaun, paul andre michels, xiaojie yan, and daoyou feng. the attacks began around 5:00 p.m. tuesday when five peofiianf said, it is still early but he claims it was not racially motivated. he apparently has an issue, what he considers a sex addiction, and sees these locations as something that allows him to go to these places and it is a temptation for him that he wanted to eliminate. >> do you get the gravity of? >> when i spoke tohe w pretty ct the end his rope. yestday was aeally ba day for him and this is what he did. amy: open yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did" said captain baker. his comments and the decision by law enforcement authorities to focus on the long'g'rr dn by law enforcement authorities to focus on the long's narrative drew widespread criticism. after reviewing captaiptn facebook post in which baker shared an image of t-shirts with logos that look like the coron captn baker -- "love myhirt. get yourwhile th last." californ democrac ngressmeer ted lu tweeted -- "if the facebook

minister says he's ready to call a snap election to end a deepening political crisis he called passion yan has been under pressure from the opposition to step down for his handling of the conflict with us by john over the disputed goal of car back reaching 50 states threatened me among those military with more sanctions if it continues to crack down on protesters at least 18 demonstrators were killed on sunday the most violent day since last month's coup a state department spokesman described the violence and it's abhorrent the philippines has reported its 1st cases of the more contagious south african coronavirus variant the discovery could complicate its recovery effort just a day after the country began rolling out its vaccination program its 1st batch of $600000.00 sign of doses right from china on sunday but there are concerns it may be less effective against the south african strain the philippines is one of the hardest hit countries in southeast asia but has been one of the last to secure jabs . lines more news coming up right after al-jazeera world continues. a diplomatic feud betw

yan age 49, daoyou feng at 44. >> very concerned. i have been speaking about brutality against asian americans the last couple of months, it is very very troublesome. i am making no connection at this moment of the killer. i am waiting for an answer as the investigation proceeds from the fbi and from the justice department. >> we are all waiting. in the meantime the fear among asian americans in this country is growing. crimes against asians in america have spiked during the pandemic. 150% in antiasian hate crimes in major u.s. cities in 2020 while overall hate crimes fell by 7%. tonight communities across the country are grieving as police in atlanta still trying to piece together what happened. ryan young is "out front" in atlanta tonight. tell us what you know of the horrific act happened in that community where you are right now. >> reporter: absolutely, erin, i can tell you the names and faces that's killed are sticking with the hearts and minds of so many people. more than a dozen people show up here to either put a message dow

. >> poppy yans which yeah, my kid in the other room, he doesn't have headphone, i can't drop f bombsf bleep breep. >> our biggest annoyances are divided into four regionses, at home, safety, social and newses and entertainment. >> have i to begin with at home because that is where we got some of the stuff that annoyed me the most like building forced to cook, dude, i'm so sick of cooking. i never wanted to know the difference between a chef knife and a parring knife. >> are you still using knives, roy, i gave up on utensils back in november. now i eat steak with my bear hands like if is a breakfast bar, i don't give a shit. >> respect. >> here is a contender i'm really sick of. taking walks. >> don't get me started on walks. all do i is walk, walk, walk, walk, at this point my shoes are more warn out than obama after his second term. i walked around the same block so many times my neighbors called the cops on me and i'm white. >> another hopeful in the bracket that pisss me off, quarantine, even the word itself is annoying, makes me want to slap my own mouth. >> but isn't it just peo

deelaina yan. paul andre michaels. 49-year-old xiaojie tan and daoyoue feng. the district attorney's office announced a statement saig they'll be meet with the impacted families. the district attorney recognizes the terror in the asian-american community and they'll work to bring justice for the victims here. now at the same time, we are dealing with a situation, the cherokee county sheriff's office where the spokesperson, captain jay baker, came under fire for comments made earlier in the week at a press conference describing the suspect as having had a bad day. and this is what happened. he has now been removed from that -- serving that role just for this case. he is still with the sheriff's office. the sheriff released a statement, too, saying that baker's words were not intended to disrespect the victims or the tragedy of the situation, jim and poppy. >> natasha, thank you for that reporting. jeff, to you as well. we'll be watching the president and vice president throughout the day there. throughout this pandemic, nearly 3800 hate incidents have been repo

majel boxer, and i am an enrolled member of the fort peck sin boy yan and sioux tribes of montana. i also would like to begin with a land acknowledgment, fort lewis indian school located first at pagosa springs and then hespress, colorado, and also its current campus in durango, colorado, sits on the traditional homelands of the pueblo peoples including their ancestors whose homelands encompass present day southwest colorado. i'd like to also acknowledge the ute peoples whose creation placed them amongst the mounts. i'd also like to acknowledge the da na people whose emergence centered them among the sacred mountains, including big mountain sheep in the north, what we know today as mount hespress. my comments tonight and my work is situated on the concept of the absent presence, and i cite the work of mila vicente carpio, indigenous history is the absence presence in american history, deliberately erased or radically transformed to maintain the master narrative. the process of colonization have created this absence in the american historical memory, which shapes how indigenous hist

now, i want to mention, one of the victims at the cherokee county spa location was delanna yan. was there with her husband for a massage on tuesday evening and we're learning now more from her husband about what happened. he said they were happy, she was getting off work, they were in separate spa rooms. here's a quote that he gave the spanish language newspaper. they took the most valuable thing i have in my life because she was taken from me. he left me with only pain, the killer, who killed my wife. something needs to be done. a difficult moment for these families. this husband also spoke to the paper about the fact that he was actually detained by law enforcement right after this happened. he explained he heard the gunshots in the moment, was not injured. his wife was in a separate room and he was urgently trying to find out information about how she was doing. he was in a patrol car, he said, until at a certain point the investigation led law enforcement to the suspect and that's when he said they told him that his wife was dead. and in giving this interview, he said he wis

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we know it's delaina ashley yaun, xiaojie yan, daoyou feng, no address, no city disclosed there, can paul andre michels and elise hernandez-ortiz who was injured. nobody knows anything about the victims so far, but the mayor said yesterday as the police were giving their press conference, she said she will not stand for any victim shaming or victim blaming, that these spas are businesses that do not, to her knowledge, have a record of engaging with the police or any sort of issues on that front, so we're waiting to get a lot more detail on this front, and frankly a lot more questions than answers right now. >> even if they did, i don't think having someone come in and kill a bunch of people would be justified. jo ling kent, thank you very much. tom winter and lee anncaldwell, we appreciate it. >>> the fbi is asking for help with this video. there are ten suspects who they need help with identifying the individuals of what they're calling egregious crimes, and the fbi is trying to crowd source any available information. joining me now is security corbin and contributor ken watts. ken,

four of the victims' names have been released -- delaina ashley yaun, paul andre michels, xiaojie yan, and daoyou feng. the attacks began around 5:00 p.m. tuesday when five people were shot at youngs asian massage parlor in a strip mall north of atlanta. in news conference wednesday, captain jay baker of the cherokee county sheriff's department spoke to reporters about the suspect robert aaron long. >> he claims -- as the chief said, it is still early but he claims it was not racially motivated. he apparently has an issue, what he considers a sex addiction, and sees these locations as something that allows him to go to these places and it is a temptation for him that he wanted to eliminate. >> do you get the gravity of? >> when i spoke to investigators , they got that impression that, yes, he understood the gravity of it. he was pretty much fed up and at the end of his rope. yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did. amy: open yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did" said captain baker. his comments and the decision by law enforcement author

significant it sends about the reputation of the european union which always prides itself on being this bass yanglobal, everything from viles is produced in other countries. we would have terrible trouble vaccinating the world. so there is a huge reputational risk. entirely within the eu, there is just a kind of growing view for every country for itself. from denmark to the check republic, countries are trying to get hold of the vaccination themselves. >> from stunning failure to stunning success, britain is the world's leader f. you take israel and the uae out, which are tiny nations, britain has vaccinated significantly more people than the united states. why? what went right in britain? >> well, you're right. it's been a huge success and something everyone in britain is immensely proud of. i think there are four reasons. two are the first order ones. britain started very early. we formed a vaccine task force to find one and buy them in april last year. money was no object. but thirdly and perhaps more importantly it was an example of really effective work between government and business. the

reporting on another potential mask purchase scandal this time involving germany's health minister yan spawn is this going to be something else to undermine public trust in the government's handling of the pandemic well just the reporting on it already does after all for employees a step down already over having made profits from the ranging mosque's deals but the health ministry flatly denies this report it says that the husband of german healthiness against fond it was neither bold nor even knew about the company he works for also trading in moscow selling masks to the ministry but what does stick is the continuing suspicion that politicians might not of only acted for the public good which is already proving damage to the american city even harvey. kushner we appreciate it thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news this hour. in syria at least 5 civilians have died after shells fired from government controlled areas hit a hospital in a rebel held town activists say medical staff were injured in the explosion at a red it comes to spite a cease fire in t

her name is delana ashley yan. she spoke about the fact that she was really the rock of the family. mother of two, including a new born. a newly we had. on the day of the shooting, she and her husband had gone there for a getaway. her husband was uninjured and she was unfortunately killed. one of the tragic stories we are learning about the profiles and the lives we are hearing about this shooting spree. talking about this big question and what his motive looked like. law enforcement has said it is too early to rule anything out. in the asian community, there is fear and pain. >> regardless of the motive, why is this so troubling for you and so many people in the aapi community today? >> we know at the root of it is deep seeded unconscious bias internalized like systemic racism and white supremacy. >> so that really is a lot of the conversation as we continue as officers and investigators continue their investigation here. when you look at crimes like these and you look at the majority of the victims, so many people who were unfortunately taken from their families. andrea. >> blaine

they were 33-year-old delaina ashley yaun, 44-year-old daoyou feng, 49-year-old xiaojie yan and 54-year-old paul andre michels. he then drove 45 miles and shot people at businesses across the street from each other. three of them were women of asian descent. those names have not yet been made public. police posted images of the murderer at the scene on social media, and they say they were quickly contacted by the family of robert aaron long. police credit the family with being very helpful in his apprehension. police tracked his cell phone and set up a roadblock south of atlanta where they captured the suspect. today, in atlanta, mayor keisha lance bottoms held a news conference with all the jurisdictions involved. >> good morning, everyone. first i would like to begin by offering my condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of those who were killed and injured yesterday. captain baker shared with us that they determined that the suspect was on his way to florida, i believe and perhaps to carry out additional shootings. so, again, it really speaks to the coordination and the quick r

it was an act of civil disto bead yans.ht burglars broke into a local office and stole files containing information that would eventually show the world how much the fbi was not only spying on americans but harassing them, disrupting their lives, trying to destroy their fellow citizens because j. edgar hoover and his hench men did not approve of them, did not approve of their push for civil rights or their push to end the war in vietnam, a war that the generals were still lying to the public about at that point by claiming it would be won when they knew that it could not. the burglars began mailing these stolen documents to newspapers. the newspapers began reporting and researching and learning more. it all started as a trickle, and it became a flood, revealing, for example, coin tel pro, a massive intelligence program to spy on civil rights and anti-war leaders, revealing fbi agents telling the reverend martin luther king jr. that they would expose his extra martial relationships if he did not take his own life. it began t

they include delaina ashley yaun, 33 years old, paul andre michels, 54, xiaojie yan, 49 and daoyuo feng, 44. they range in age from 54 to 33. how were they able to capture the suspect so quickly? apparently his parents alerted officials right away. his picture was plastered all over and they alerted officials and they were able to track him down as he was headed toward florida. they used a pit maneuver. they were able to literally stop him in his track and bring him into custody, ayman. >> okay. let's talk about the suspect here. the police referenced a sexual addiction at the locations, as we just heard. all the locations chosen were linked to asians. they were believed to be at least asian-owned businesses. isn't this still -- can you make the argument there's still a racial-based hatred to these attacks? >> yes, absolutely. you know, we get confused when we think of motives as being exclusive. motives are often mixed. the human mind is a complicated thing. partly, we know for sure, that his motive is attacking these locations because he sees them as temptation. we know that's true, b