i'm joined by my zal whom you saw in that report he's with a volunteer medical services association you know i did see mr marshall thanks for being with us so you've been at the scene of the stampede tell us how could this happen. yes that was a terrible terrible night your work started out and the best of all joy happiness and dance turned into israel their worst tragedy. and i think the simple answer to your question is having many many people thousands of people and a very very small perimeter and simply overwhelming it billet even a little alleys in which you saw in the radio people trying to write to a leave this event this celebration that was taking place it happens every year what went wrong this time so i think there's a reason something that every year we discuss in preparation as a risk that could happen because of the amount of people what i think was different this year than every year was 2 main factors number one is it's the 1st major event as you mentioned 2 to occur after listening closely and restrictions and people that have been locked away and not participating in a

the only golfer left to make a charge is that man, will zal torres.e was within 2 of the lead but matsuyama needed the lead because he tapped into bogy on 18 to win it, the first japanese golfer ever to win the masters. >> the greatest golfer out of japan. >> i can't say if i'm the greatest but i'm the first to win a majors and if that's the bar, then i've set it. >> what a performance all week by will zaltorres. >> i watched the tournament for as long as i can remember. the fact that i was a part of it and that i contended is even cooler. >> how big of a deal was second place? zaltorres got $2.24 million for second and third place was $782,000. but that's all window dressing compared to matsuyama. >>> the giants continue against the reds. they are in arizona to face madison bunger. >>> not moving to yellow. next on cbs5, why one bay area county is staying firmly planted in orange this week. >>> and coming up, what is happening with san francisco unified students? who is going back to school and who isn't, ahead. >>> and a look outside on this monday

just a muzzle tank you very much for talking with us today that was doff my zal vice president of operations with united. so you look at some other stories making headlines around the world today in hong kong for democracy activists have pleaded guilty to charges of illegal assembly for a rally in june of last year jailed activists joshua wall was among them tens of thousands of people gathered on june 4th to commemorate the 989 crackdown on protesters in beijing's tenement square. the volcano in guatemala is gushing lava residents are concerned it could spread to nearby communities including the densely populated capital guatemala city just 25 kilometers away the volcano has had high levels of activity over the past 2 months . india has set another daily global record of new coronavirus cases for more than a week now with an average of nearly 350000 infections faily deaths have nearly tripled in the past 3 weeks with most experts convinced the numbers are being under reported international relief efforts has been stepped up but many indians are still struggling to find medical supplies incl

lot of this was done a year ago and what we've seen in the past year is an erosion of ungrammatical zaloroti right at the beginning those 16 state premiers did pretty much whatever she said germany was in the state of national salk once this pandemic hit but since then we're now down to the 3rd wave and individual states treat this wave differently felt that there are different priorities and that is something that has caused a lot of confusion and dismay monks' the german population also experts are warning that time is simply running out not every of those 16 states has the time to learn that now's the time to act and clamp down on this wave once again so what she's lost in all sorts he says now making up with a federal law which all states also have to sign off on so there's now no power shift really in this federal structure towards by the. political editor of a hillock of more on the story for us thank you. well it's going to look at some other stories making headlines around the world. iran says that it will start a virtue uranium up to 60 percent purity a big step toward weapons

i'm joined now by dog my zal whom you saw in that report he's with the volunteer medical services association united. mr michael thanks for being with us you've been at the scene of the stampede tell us how could this happen. yes that was the terrible terrible night your work started out the best of all joy and happiness and then it's turned into a real their worst tragedy. i think the simple answer to your question the many many people thousands of people in a very very small perimeter and simply overwhelmed me it could belittle you a little and i believe it which you saw in the radio people trying to. leave this event this of abrasion that was taking place it happens every year what went wrong this time. so i think this isn't it isn't something that every year we discussed in preparation as a risk to the could happen because of the amount of people what i think was different this year than every year was 2 main factor and number one is it's the 1st major event as you mentioned 2 to occur after listening closely and restrictions and people that have been locked away and not participating in

it's kind of these models are way out, but we've got to cling to something and that that zal weighs a's always a good look. when the models keep kind of coming up with the same solution. in other words, coming up with that lower latitude jet stream that will potentially and it'll be right. the jetstream will be low. it's just a matter with the moisture be there. um in the dynamics be there to bring us some rain. see all this has to come together. but the basic idea that model looks pretty good for potential for some showers, at least will it save us this winter or this spring or some? no, we're done in terms of water. we're two years behind in water last year was low this year is less than 50% in many places, so there's no way we catch up. i mean, i hate to be that way. but we're just not quite so now we look forward as we look at the winds. we look forward to what we need to do. going into the summer, and that's going to be careful water here lawns or maybe don't washing your car. all those things, making sure your pipes are broken. you're leaking water flushing toilets. it's gonna b

so we're splitting hairs 85 90 it zal still pretty nice.y and that's gonna mark some significant cooling on that they will are more significant cooling on that day, then temperatures just kind of work your way back up on sunday and monday, so we're into a spring like pattern right now and again. i went looking for rain earlier tonight. it's ah, earlier newscast in and i didn't see any out there very passive 70 10 days, so let's i want to drive for a while. when we come back tonight at 10. we'll look at the had long range model. all right, expected to be warm for a while, bill. thank you. well a lot of people are heading up the folsom lake in sacramento county to see a super bloom of wildflowers. purple lupin zehr, covering the dry lake bed in the shoreline. they're experts say super blooms happened when the timing of temperatures, rainfall and dry spells are aligned. just right. on average, they bloom just 2 to 4 weeks, every 10 years or so. i've been here 30 years and i think it's just that rare instance where there's not enough water in t

j&j for its part responded saying quote, at present, no clear caw zal relationship has been establishedany makes. >>> for a second straight night police clashed with demonstrators in minnesota over the shooting death of donte wright. officers use flash bangs and tear gas and ultimately made about 40 arrests. earlier in the day police released body camera footage of donte wright getting shot. he's seen trying to get back into his vehicle while being handcuffed. >> during that struggle a veteran officer tim potter shouts taser, taser, taser, but instead draws her gun. after she fires her weapon she uses an expletive and says i shot him. meanwhile wright's family and community continue to mourn his death. a vigil was held near the intersection where he died. >> you should not get shot because you have expired tags. >> the bigger picture we should always keep in mind is that black men in this country are two and a half more times than white men to be killed at the hands of police officer. that's systemic. >> and i wish we would admit there's a problem in this country instead of going on to

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