but even if it takes time zain of arab is proud of her work. which ensures that the pandemic is under control at least it is here. in russia and some rural areas lack even basic infrastructure that's the case in soil small villages in the taiga cut off from the rest of the country it's difficult for locals to get daily supplies like food or medicine like uli there is the tiger extras drive. gives the people of saigon a chance to escape them again lives once in a while. boris petrovitch school is on his way to pick up passengers so. he brings life to the thais yeah i do because i feel sorry for the ladies with their villages are dying here. his route takes him from the village of out of new gear to the village of soy in northern russia near our hungus. or to be more precise what used to be a village. the narrow couch railway line is 31 kilometers long the train consists of one passenger car and a diesel locomotive in the seemingly endless russian tiger. morris petrovitch schoolman whose affectionately known as petrovitch does the round trip twic

zain or the person really just spearheading this effort.e's confident he'll be able to get those signatures now, all a lot of people have talked to all covering the story since the beginning have said they're upset by this, but they really didn't want it to come to a recall election it's expensive for town. it takes time and energy. they're really hoping the mayor would have just resigned on his own. but the mayor only step down. so this is, again where we're at. we're hoping to catch up with zain as he files the paperwork here. stay tuned. we're hoping to get in in update on the investigation as well as reaction from foppoli. so a lot more to learn about this for now. i'll send it back to you in the studio. all right. thanks, sarah. >> 6.34 is the time in san francisco. hundreds of people gathered saturday to honor the life of sean monterrosa who would have been 23 years old. this we'e was shot and killed vallejo police last june. they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens kron four's harry has more. >> there was a lot of sadn

zain asher, cnn, new york. >>> mojo with that cane. to be finally getting vaccinated? and that lady there was certainly getting her groove back with mexico's wrestlers, the noche libre wrestlers. they have not returned to the ring because of the pandemic so they turned attention to fighting it, helping the elderly get their shots at a vaccination site in mexico city. adorable. >>> an epic three-point shot at the buzzer has the stage set for the biggest night in men's college basketball, take a look. >> gonzaga has time to do something. suggs for the win -- oh, yes! oh, yes! unbelievable! >> yeah, you bet, right at the buzzer, jalen suggs of gonzaga banking it at the end to seal the deal and win over ucla 93-90. zaga will take on baylor in monday night's final. baylor beat houston 78-59. that quite the contest. that was saturday's first game. if gonzaga wins, they'll be the first undefeated champions since indiana in 1976. what a tournament it's been. that was just the latest cliff hanger. i'm paula newton. back with more "cnn newsroom"

zain asher with that story. >> reporter: a win for orange.e fans in innetherlands back in the stadium again for a world cup qualifying match between the dutch team. >> to be able to share it with so many people and my friends. >> the match is one of several experiments organized by the dutch government and sports and entertainment groups to research how to safely hold live events. only 5,000 spectators were allowed to attend the match. each had to test negative before it and get tested again afterwards. inside the venue participants were divided into secks. some told to wear masks and social distance and others given more freedoms. researchers hoping to gain insight into how transmissions occur. the group leading the study, field lab events, has not yet publish any conclusive results but so far says the data looks promising for the return of live events. >> the big difference is people over here obviously have far more contacts but they're all pretested whereas at home with visitors you have less contact but people that are not tested. so in

zain are a resident here. he's also the executive director of sonoma valley visitors bureau. the recall campaign started after says the 38 year-old mayor was accused of assault by those 6 women. the mayor refused to resign is of this is where we are for pulley says he's confident he will be found innocent. so he stepped down until that happens. but in the elected official can only be removed from office by a felony conviction or a voter initiate a recall. so today's filing of a notice of intent states. the allegations against the mayor are credible and have caused major damage to the town. i talked with one man. he's lived in this area for 30 years. he agrees it's been very damaging to people who live here and he's ready to sign. >> it's very so, yeah, i'll be all the signing that when it comes around. everyone's innocent till proven guilty and all of that. so you know, you just got out. but if you look at the whole picture, it's like. it's i think you should see should have stepped down. is i resigned yet. >> one once the. once the recall notices filed, the poli will have 7

zain asher, with the story. >> reporter: a win for orange. special night for some fans in the netherlands. back in the stadium, again. for a world-cup qualifying match between the dutch national team and latvia. >> very excited. it's a good occasion to dress up, again. and to be able to share with so many people, with my friends. we always watch the games together. >> reporter: the match is one of several experiments organized by the dutch government and sports and entertainment groups to research how to safely hold live events. only-5,000 spectators were allowed to attend the match. each had to test negative, before it, and get tested again, afterwards. inside the venue, participants were divided into sections. some told to wear masks and social distance. and others, given more freedoms. researchers, hoping to gain insight into how transmissions occur. the group leading the study, field lab events, has not, yet, published any-conclusive results. but so far, says, the data looks promising for the return of live events. >> a big difference is

hopefully we can catch up with zain. are. >> as he drops off the paperwork this morning and hopefully we can an update on this investigation really haven't heard any updates so far. so dari, james, stay tuned. we'll continue to follow this. send it back to know. all right. we'll check in with you later than thank you, sarah. >> 5.33 to time. also in the north bay fairfield family wants to know why an officer body-slammed a woman knocking her unconscious during an arrest. it happened last october video of the incident, though, has just now been made public and we have kron four's amanda hari with story. >> i spoke to the family and they tell me they're still afraid and fighting legal battles, but they hope now this video is out. it will make a difference. >> video showing the moment a fairfield woman was thrown to the ground and knocked unconscious by a police officer. you can see her legs fly up in the corner of the video. then the camera panned down to the woman on the ground. that was kind. >> shattered our belief syst

the teenager who managed the heroic rescue the 17 year-old zaid stone hines zain had just gotten outwater at sunny cold saturday morning when he saw young man struggling in the waves. they use the surfboard to keep them afloat until help arrived. the victim was brought to shore with just a few minor injuries. many in the community are calling zayde a hero. i can. >> has stayed on something like that. then i feel so comfortable. there. glad people could see like what he should do. they can help people. no, they don't sums going on publication. on and. these people dying. >> they lost his surfboard during the rescue. now locals in the area are trying to raise money to buy him a new surfboard. we'll take a look at this. it's like a scene right out of a hitchcock movie. the birds. this was in towards were hundreds of birds against zooming down the chimney of that house before getting inside and damaging things and frightening the residents after a few hours, they managed to set up a chute system to coax the birds back outside. experts say there's nothing sinister. they're just looking fo

them with their grandmother to search for food they only had enough bread to last less than a week zain bus ravi of his era. well the un security council has been holding a meeting about the humanitarian situation in to gray let's go over to our diplomatic editor james bass who is at the u.n. headquarters james we heard there very disturbing testimony from that ethiopian woman talking about how she was sexually assaulted what are the u.n. security council saying about what is going on in tigray. the grim situation on the ground has been relayed to the un security council in a closed meeting they've been having on the situation they were briefed by the undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs the top humanitarian official of the un mark it was behind closed doors but we've spoken to diplomats and we have been told exactly what mr lowe cox said and it contradicts what ethiopian government officials have been saying he says the humanitarian situation in t. grey is deteriorating the conflict is not over and things are not improving he says targeted violence mass killings executions a

them with their grandmother to search for food they only had enough bread to last less than a week zain bus ravi of his era. teachers and parents in nigeria blaming a common practice for contributing to a school fire which killed 20 children they say makeshift structures often bill to extend overcrowded classrooms and reports. mangled frames of desks and burnt pages of textbooks are all that's left of what was lost on tuesday a fire ravaged a school and a community strong winds carried flames from one struck classroom to another it's not known where it started and as. i arrived at the same time the fire far as arrived the fire the already destroyed the building and several bodies were taken to hospital including my daughters one as. we were informed that a fire had broken out of the school and in no time so it became a huge tragedy with the language carried from classroom to classroom by the wind. most older students were able to escape but not the younger ones this same phone say designed for they were mainly preschool children 3 and 4 up to 5 years old 2 days the whole neighborhood th

zain bus ravi others here. india has recorded more than 200000 new covered 19 infections for the 2nd consecutive day the country is now the 2nd worst affected country in terms of cases the authorities are looking to import oxygen levels around dangerously low the latest largest search is in the state of maharashtra where morgues have been overwhelmed health experts say large political and religious gatherings are exacerbating the problem. and if you thought of a one man meat eating dinosaur the size of a school bus is intimidating how would you feel with $2500000000.00 of them scientists estimate the total number of tyrannosaurus rex dinosaurs that have room and they did so for about 2500000 years mostly in western north america scientists came up with these numbers after studying the animal's body mass and life expectancy among other factors. peter dobby with your top stories here. officials have released body cam footage of a chicago police officer fatally shooting a 13 year old boy last month and shows an of

how do you want grandmother's home i had my respond to zain and to the lady i'm not here to defend the government but also it's nice to. like to be to be objective ok this government came in february 2020 ok and in less than 6 months they experienced the. relation of the economy and they give you a show the pound also the pandemic coverage that affected the biggest and strongest countries in the word and then the explosion of the port of beirut and let's not forget that in lebanon 40 percent of the population are not only binny's from displaced syrians and palestinian refugees so all these compounded crises led to this also thank you so much we appreciate it with thank you very much we appreciate you being on the show then and also saying as well each of your questions well point thank you for the part of today's discussion is why not me the last time you hear from zeno on awesome really appreciate and thanks for watching us you next time on the story. a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors. american muslim race. and a bizarre yet old dangerous attempt. at regime change

a low level conflict ever since subsiding briefly last year picking up again at the start of 2021 zain bus ravi al-jazeera. veteran green crime journalist has been shot dead outside his home in athens but he said he. was attacked by 2 gunmen on a motorbike is one of the country's best known crime reports as well acting on television and running a blog it's reffer the media to be tolerated in greece with a similar case like this more than a decade ago. now after a week of violence in northern ireland it's been relatively quiet in the capital belfast tonight pro british loyalists who've been writing every night say they want to maintain some calm out of respect for the death of prince philip but the situation is still tense simmons's there. the situation is tense nothing like it has being on wednesday and thursday not at this stage but this can be the loyalists saying that they want to have a calm out of respect but this problem still persists there is a whole round of speculation about some sort of suspension but they are ignoring calls from the assembly the northern out of the somebody

we are going to dig deeper into this as lebanon need america what would that look like 1st of all zain i've got to have you on the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. well i am a correspondent with al-jazeera have been with since the launch back in 2006 i have reported from many countries and lebanon is among them the awesome welcome to the stream good to have to introduce yourself to having this i am the general it's a provides of lebanon crisis response plan and advisor to the ministry of social affairs for social protection and development thank you for joining us on the story we'll have an unknown valcke of your program tell everybody who you are and what you did. and the communication manager and your console for development and we're good stablish in 2011 with your bible being 1st syrian for the sea and refugee and we've expanded all over on the call to thank you guest get to have here on the stream when you were listening to joe maloof write that you reached out picked up a patent on you what points poised to tell us what go ahead well he said you know leban

zain. but this desert land holds more than treasures from the past a car a comb also boasts one of the largest reserves of natural gas in the world. this wealth of natural resources has its dark side noxious gas that seeps out here in countless places. the car coom desert poses a potential threat to the global climate. at least if the german scientist tunnel schaumburg has spent years trying to find a way of stopping the gas from escaping. to spilling into times. in the middle of the desert lies darbhanga far away from the big cities of the country here in one of the largest deserts in the world camels have always been invaluable much sought after goods were transported from china on their backs along the silk road to the middle east in europe we'll carriages and carts would have gotten stuck in the sand to this day roots to darvocet are all unpaved in 1901 geologists who were drilling chanced upon a gas filled cavern causing it to collapse through the sudden drop in pressure. this formed a

there's already a website up and someone spearheading and i've reached out to that person and zain are. and so we're waiting to hear back from him. but it looks like that isn't s the next step as this investigation goes on because we did again. don't know if any charges will be brought against mayor foppoli. so stand by. a lot going on with this. it's a developing story that will be going on for a while now. reporting in windsor. sarah stinson, back to you. okay. >> thank you very much. sara. a 35 and on the peninsula, the wife of a man shot and killed by redwood city police in 2018 is suing the department. >> for killing her husband and she's the one that called the cops officers killed kyle hart while he was suffering from a mental health crisis and that's why his wife, kristen called police on december 10th the 2018. she said her husband had used a knife and cut his arm and neck and chest. she says that her husband who was a teacher at the time head by diagnosed with anxiety and was taking medication and he had no history of violent behavior. her lawsuit alleges that within seconds

the organizers and the chair of the recall effort. 10 zain or he's actually going to be here at noon filing a notice of intent with the town clerk's that's happening at noon for now. we're chatting with people. and most of the people of chad with this morning are in favor of this recall as you recall, a couple of weeks ago shortly not too long the mayor stepped down and that doesn't mean that he resigned. it just means that he step down as mayor. and that just wasn't enough for some people, many people wanting him to do more and that would be resigning since he didn't resign. people said the next step is recalling the mayor. and so that is what this effort today is doing this notice of intent. so that's why we finally reach out. we talked to the town clerk town clerk says yes. at noon, this is all happening now. the notice must include 20 signatures from registered voters. this effort is being led by tim sanders. i told you he's a resident here is also an executive director sonoma valley visitors bureau and the recall it all started just shortly after all these accusations came out b

them with their grandmother to search for food they only had enough bread to last less than a week zain bus ravi olds is here the stage is set for the closing arguments in the trial over george floyd's that after the police officer at the side of that not to give evidence both prosecution and defense rested their case as after their it show when the climb to testify the judge told the jury that cannot be interpreted as an admission of guilt now they will be sent out to consider their verdict after the closing arguments which will now be heard on monday prosecutors say the former police officer killed george floyd by kneeling on his that for more than 9 minutes the friend says that floyd died because of drug use and heart disease i have repeatedly advised you that this is your decision and your decision on mom i'm correct. i have advised you and we have gone back and forth on the matter with the time and understand yes it is. after the meeting. last night we had some form of discussion right and have you made a decision today whether you intend to testify or money one time to invoke your

a low level conflict ever since subsiding briefly last year picking up again at the start of 2021 zain bus ravi al-jazeera a veteran great crime john list has been shot dead outside his home in athens and he said. it was attacked by 2 gunmen on a motorbike he was one of the country's best known crime reports is working on t.v. and running a blog it's rare for the media to be targeted in greece was a similar case like this more than a decade ago police reports that they say this attack appeared professionally planned john psaropoulos has more now from athens. police haven't said anything officially yet about the murder but local reports which are gleaned from things that the police have said on officially report that at least 2 men approached the crime reporter younger skydivers as he parked his car and walks to his house in the southern suburbs of athens they 2 men emptied a magazine into him from an automatic weapon police are said to have found at least 16 bullet casings at the crime scene and believe that 5 or 6 of those bullets hit the victim causing instantaneous death your scrive

them with their grandmother to search for food they only had enough bread to last less than a week zain bus ravi others here. well the security council has been holding a meeting about the humanitarian situation into grey less diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. headquarters james what have we had from them while you've just seen such a disturbing report about what's going on in t. gray the situation on the ground relayed to the security council in the last couple of hours by marlo cock who is the senior humanitarian official of the united nations it was a closed door meeting but al-jazeera has spoken to diplomats and we know exactly what mr low cox said to the security council and it contradicts much of what the government has been saying in public he says the humanitarian situation is deteriorating he says the conflicts not over and things are not improving and he goes on to report what you've just seen that targeted violence mass killings execution as well as systematic rape gang rape and sexual violence taking place in tikrit province remember the ethiopian government said the

them with their grandmother to search for food they only had enough bread to last less than a week zain bus ravi of his era. india has counted more than 200000 new corona virus infections over 24 hours its highest daily tally yet it's now the 2nd worst affected country in the world are total cases and the west by daily infections. per capita it is still far behind all the nations at the outbreak has been getting worse by the day for weeks now several states say the health systems of the overwhelmed elizabeth put on them as a new delhi where restrictions on curfews are being reimposed. will once again that here in the kinds of reports and seeing the kinds of scenes that we did last year during the height all the 1st wave during the peak of the 1st wave and because of that we've had the stage of the capital done the chief minister arvind kejriwal announce the closing down of more walls bars restaurants bars and gyms restaurants will only be allowed to do deliveries he's also a bounced a weekend locked out on. the 20000000 people where they will only be allowed to go out for work or to get