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so this on your hearing right now is the good old ship from zion. someone jacob jackson saw that in the letter, he knew that it was harriet tubman telling him to notify her brothers to be ready. because she was going to come back and rescue them. now, jacob jackson was a known operative on the underground railroad, so he wasn't permitted to read his mail so it was very important to have this coded message so the postmaster as well as a few others had to read his mail before mr. jackson could, so they read it in, made no sense and when he picked it up any looked at it, he said you are right, this can be for me, it makes no sense. but he saw that text, the lyrics from the old ship of zion and he knew she was coming back for them. so she met her brothers at the carolina county and they hid in a corn crib and history created corn crib. so what happened in the courtroom crab is they had the hide here and the father put a blindfold on because he knew that somebody would ask him, have you seen your children today? and he if he were wearing a blindfold he c

women of the beth zion congregation have labored since early morning setting a festive table for theirn and the food, there's room now for little else. sunday afternoon is the time for patriotic pilgrimages in philadelphia. there are few cities in the united states with more abundant resources interested for the visitor of history. the house of betsy ross is well marked and stands today in a near state of perfect preservation. alfreth's alley has been preserved with all the original colonial buildings intact, a quaint reminder of the city's past. independence hall, too, stands for the visitor today, much as it was when the first continental congress met here to attend the birth of a nation. soldiers pause before america's most precious chime, the liberty bell. the graveyards of philadelphia nestled close beside the city's historic churches, receive the attention of visiting men and women in uniform. the weathered tablets marking the graves read like a who's who of the american revolution. there are many ways of spending a sunday afternoon in philadelphia. one of them is at the national

zion: i'm zion. pleasure to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. so you do not know the recipe?nina: we've had a hard time, honestly, keeping employees. lemonis: no, but somebody... the business won't go anywhere. this isn't like a macaron incubator. if this business truly is going to grow, with me or without me, it's going to need to be able to scale production, and if the recipe isn't available to anybody, then i guess this thing isn't gonna make more than the two of them could make. nina: part of knowing the recipe is the experience in looking at the batter, and with your eye knowing when it's right. lemonis: it's a science. nina: would you like to go in the fridge? lemonis: yeah, let's do it. nina: let's go. so this room, i can put macaron shells here without a cover, and it ages faster. this is presold. this isn't dated, but for example... lemonis: presold to who? nina: our wholesale clients. lemonis: okay. who do you wholesale to? nina: bubble tea clients, coffee shops. lemonis: is there more demand in the marketplace for wholesale? nina: yes, but beyond what we do here, w

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at temple beth zion a typical program typical of many was part of the jewish men who are part of thisttend a discussion with members of the congregation. the group includes an army chaplain representative of the armed forces clergy taking part in the philadelphia observance. the symbols of an ancient and durable faith are simple and few. the ideas and believes for which they stand have sustained men in peril and adversity for centuries and the law of guidance has been offered to all men of faiths in the western world. the word of god has been revealed to men in many different books, but it has meaning only when carried devoutly in the heart. an elaborate kosher breakfast is ready pour the servicemen and their hosts when the discussion group breaks up. women of the beth zion congregation have labored since early morning, setting a festive table for their young guests. between the conversation and the food, there is room now for little else. sunday afternoon is the time for patriotic pilgrimages in philadelphia. there are few cities in the united states with more abundant resources for

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democrats regional elections were held on sunday in the southwest states of god and virgin birth and zion lands platen aids the state polls give an indication of how germans might vote in the national election later this year and they show that circles conservative party should be worried the c.d.u. is losing support. well let's have a closer look at the 1st official results one unplugs native is the home of biotech which helped develop the 1st covert 19 vaccine so here are the incumbent center left party which has released which has retained the lead with 35.7 percent of those votes the c.d.u. the main opposition party is 27.7 percent down by $4.00 percentage points compared to last year the last election rather and in 3rd place the right wing populist safety is at 8.3 percent losing $4.00 percentage points as another coalition part of the business friendly f.t.p. returned 5.5 percent then the environmentalist's greens are sitting at 9.3 percent and the regional party free voters won 5.4 percent other parties failed to pass the 5 percent threshold to win. and also let's take a look now a

so this is great news to dependence on the people of zion for students. is fred move on the story for us thank you. international pressure is growing on me on mars ruling military to stop its deadly crackdown on pro-democracy protesters foreign ministers from southeast asian countries are holding talks with the military junta in an attempt to tackle the crisis police opened fire to disperse protesters around the country on tuesday according to witnesses security forces have stepped up their response to demonstrators in recent days using tear gas and rubber bullets the u.n. says at least 18 protesters were killed on sunday protesters are calling for a return to democracy after the military seized power one month ago earlier i spoke with protester a mini me and young gong and i asked him how he feels about demonstrating amid this increase in violence as we start the protests only actually the military have credit dollars but how many more thank you or yeah but i'll tell you know. listen i want to protest but you know i was all i want to be but here and now

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overnight but it is a clear signal that intel not like other chip manufacturers are just doing to the zion and then they let the chips being produced by 3rd parties let's say in south east asia so if you look what happened with such a production in the ninety's actually it and 37 percent about 37 percent of all global chips were manufactured in the united states right now and that's down to approx a 12 percent yet talking about supply chains bringing production vick to the united states so that's a big step for intel there was some early excitement on wall street the stock up by 67 percent but then by the end of the day of the stock off intel dropped to about 2 percent to 20000000000 dollars well that's quite a lot of money right yes quarter in new york thank you. let's take a look now some of the other global business stories making headlines. tesla chief says u.s. customers can now use bitcoin to buy the company's cars overseas purchasers will be able to use the cryptocurrency later this year he said last month tesla revealed it had invested one and a half 1000000000 dollars in that coin

attention many outlets focused on their turkish heritage or portray them as scientific superheroes but zion and to never bask in the glory. we're scientists and superhero it just means that that the science that we did is important but we were not alone developing the science so i think the whole scientific community is a superhero like the rest of the world both are now looking forward to the time when the pandemic is over and they can return to normal life for 2 in that means getting back to work on their original mission developing that new treatment for cancer. reports from myanmar say security forces have shot dead 8 people during a confrontation with opponents of the military coup. local news outlet myanmar now says police in the central town of aung bound opened fire as they moved into clear protesters barricades this is mobile phone footage from the saying where people were also wounded news outlets said protesters were back out on the streets around the country including in the largest city yang gone. are the party of the ousted leader aung sang suu che says its principal spokesman

christine zion hasn't been able to seep her at-risk father since early 2020 until now. >> as of a coupledays ago my dad and i both are now fully vaccinated. i took him to a doctor's appointment last week for the first time in months and i was able to hug him and it's really exciting to be able to see him. >> reporter: the cdc announced new guidelines monday that detail what fully vaccinated people can safely do two weeks following their second dose. >> it's about time because we have been suspecting the cdc would put out guidelines along this line for several weeks as we see more and more data that the vaccines are working as they're supposed to in the real world as they did in clinical trials. >> reporter: what exactly can you do? the cdc says your risk for infection is so low you could start making safe changes to your daily life. >> once you're fully vaccinated you can visit with fully vaccinated people indoors and no mask and physical distancing are required. but what if you aren't both vaccinated? fully vaccinated people can visit a single household of people who are not yet vaccina

zion williamson got his first all-star start he would throw it down early so would dallas mavericks phenomuka doncic. this one contested steph curry doing what he does best he made it 170 points to end it. >> that's it >> he's thinking about game! >> half-court as well, "la la land" damian lillard but it away giannis antetokounmpo did not miss one shot. earlier in the night, steph curry needed his last shot, every one of them to come from mind and conley to win, at halftime of the all-star game, anfernee simons gets pretty close to kissing the rim and shies away because it almost hit his face >>> bryson dechambeau needed a big day to sure a big win at the arnold palmer invitational it wasn't enough to get the win, the eighth of his career and nearly $1.7 million purse. >> not a bad payday. nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us this morning. hey, janessa, good morning >> hey, good morning good morning, everyone we're under a really quiet weather pattern, pacific northwest, we do have a developing storm system that will impact that area going into midafternoon for the east coast, though,

and my first job was mount zion emergency hospital which is now ucsf.very day that i drive by ucsf and i look at the old mount zion emergency, i have a sense of pride knowing that i had a part of building that place. yeah, i did. i graduated as an apprentice and worked on a retrofit for city hall. i loved looking at that building and i take big pride in knowing that i was a part of that retrofit. my first formen job was a 40 story building from the ground up. and it's a predominantly male industry and most of the times people underestimate women. i'm used to it though, it's a challenge for me. >> as a female you're working with a lot of guys. so when they see a woman, first they don't think that the woman is in charge and to know that she's a person that is in charge with operations, i think that it's great, because it's different. it's not something -- i mean, not only a female but the only female of color. >> i was the first female finisher in the cement shop and i was the first crew supervisor, in the shop as a woman. when i became a two, the supervi

and my first job was mount zion emergency hospital which is now ucsf.very day that i drive by ucsf and i look at the old mount zion emergency, i have a sense of pride knowing that i had a part of building that place. yeah, i did. i graduated as an apprentice and worked on a retrofit for city hall. i loved looking at that building and i take big pride in knowing that i was a part of that retrofit. my first formen job was a 40 story building from the ground up. and it's a predominantly male industry and most of the times people underestimate women. i'm used to it though, it's a challenge for me. >> as a female you're working with a lot of guys. so when they see a woman, first they don't think that the woman is in charge and to know that she's a person that is in charge with operations, i think that it's great, because it's different. it's not something -- i mean, not only a female but the only female of color. >> i was the first female finisher in the cement shop and i was the first crew supervisor, in the shop as a woman. when i became a two, the supervi

park claimed the number one spot seen 12.1 million visitors rounding now the top 5 were yellowstone zion or rocky mountain and grand teton. and space might sound far off. but a company hoping to make it happen just hit its 1 million dollars fundraising goal. orbital assembly core shared these pictures of the luxury hotel. the california based startup calls itself the world's first large-scale space construction company. its goal is to use robots to build a structure designed to accommodate 400 people at a time. we'll also have artificial gravity practice and private space walks but it's not going to be cheap or double estimates the trip could cost up to 50 million dollars. the goal is to open by 2027. the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news. >>in the castro valley unified district are one step closer to getting. back in the classrooms, a look at their reopening plans. and i'm dan thorn in san francisco where bar is trying to save its outdoor dining parklets why the city says it may have to go coming up. ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry smells mo

attention many outlets focused on their turkish heritage or portray them as scientific superheroes but zion and to maci never bask in the glory . we're scientists and and and super hero it just means that that the science that we did is important but we were not alone in developing the science so i think the whole scientific community is a super hero like the rest of the world both are now looking forward to the time when the pandemic is over and they can return to normal life for truancy and sorry and that means getting back to work on their original mission developing that new treatment for cancer. models super heroes that so what's next for the to the noble prize has been discussed that's certainly modest and although they may be just maybe considered for the nobel prize and they may receive further awards if you judge from what they've said in the past and what we've heard today here as well in better food for less it is very probable that they will simply go back to their lab stay will go back to their research and to their developments even when they will continue to receive praise be

zion williamson got the first start he's ever had in an all-star game and also got a start throwing it down early and lots started throwing down early. steph pulling up from about half-court to drain that three-pointer. lebron's squad dominated for much of the night and the winner was the first team to 170. ball game. damian lilered putting it away for team lebron. he did not miss a shot all night long earlier in the night in the three point contest steph curry he needed every last shot including the last one to come from behind to beat mike conally and win the three ball contest for the second time in his career simon nearly kissing the rim on his way to his first ever dunk contest victory. >> let's get our first check of our monday weather hi, janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning, everyone. pretty slow start to the weather week for most of the nation. we are watching a few storms that will pop up this afternoon across the pacific northwest, but you're waking up to dry conditions now, we are going to kind of see a pattern change for the west coast. a series of storms throughout

the line today wrapped around mount zion baptist church in west oakland with some people waiting eightrs to get the vaccine on a first come, first served basis. however, many of the people in line were from this largely minority neighborhood. the church's pastor estimates only about 30% of those who received the vaccines there today are black, and 70% were white. >>> let's turn things over to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we like to smile because it's the weekend right now. it's friday night, past 11:00. >> yeah, why not? and more stuff opened this weekend. and i know you want some good weather in there to try to get a little normalcy in your life. but i think saturday is going to be the best day of the weekend. then as we roll through sunday, we're going see some showers. the weather setup right now, we have this area of high pressure. that's what's nudged in the past 36 hours to push that storm track away. i think it's going to stay in place again for tomorrow. overall some pleasant weather. the only change i do want to let you know about is tomorrow morning we do have some l

of course that zion should begin to be used as a name to mean slaves in. little by little the number of slaves grew and became so high that rebellions broke out among the banks of the euphrates and the tigris in 1969 the sand took up arms and raised an army numbering tens of thousands of men. heading the insurrection was. a former high dignitary of the of a seed caliphate. what we know about that revolt his that many of the participants perhaps most of them were not actually african or weren't there were some newbie ins the most important leader of the revolt was. someone who is an arab whose mother had been an indian. so it's gives you a sense of how complicated the demography was. was quite a learned man but he began to be deceptive fight with her. and when he went to bust he found that there were a lot of slaves there. these farms began to actually do investigation and found that the conditions of the slaves were very very bad there was so much this that affection among them that they are the most rebellious group the ones who could. have revolution the

attention many outlets focused on their turkish heritage or portray them as scientific superheroes but zion and to maci never basked in the glory. we're scientists and and and super hero it just means that that the science that we did is important but we were not alone in developing the science so i think the whole scientific community is a superhero like the rest of the world both are now looking forward to the time when the pandemic is over and they can return to normal life for truancy and sayen that means getting back to work on their original mission developing that new treatment for cancer. 2 very modest super heroes thomas what is next for the 2 they've been tipped for the nobel prize as well and. while they may be considered for the nobel prize but i think if you judge by what mr steinmeier said and what they said themselves as we saw in our report they're probably not particularly interested in following that path they're more interested in following their scientific interest is on the scientific goals so yes they may be considered for the nobel prize but they are for the moment mo

cards you're seeing a lot of spe speculating in future growth of an athlete whether it's a giannis or zion and you will probably see the lesser known athletes or athletes do poorly, you're probably going to see the top shot go down if somebody is injured, not to pick on somebody but let's say trey young goes out and gets hurt, out for six months there is zero doubt you'll see a dramatic decrease in the value of all of his top shots. >> well, ken, this is such a fascinating area and such an opportunity. these new alternative assets for your business. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me >> speaking of speculation, gamestop shares soaring higher again today. up 31%, 32%. the board formed a new committee spearheaded by ryan cohen to focus on accelerating the transformation efforts shares, as i mentioned, up 42 or so bucks a share stay with us at shares of disney. top gainer of the dow up more than 4.5%. benefitting from the news that disneyland, the disneyland resorts here in southern california are getting ready to reopen at limited capacity on april 1st and then john

overnight but it is a clear signal that intel not like other chip manufacturers are just doing good the zion and then let the chips being produced by 3rd parties let's say in south east asia so if you look what happened with such a production in the ninety's actually it has 37 percent about 37 percent of all global chips that were manufactured in the united states right now it's down to approx a 12 percent yet talking about supply chains bringing production back to the united states so that's a big step for intel there was some early excitement on wall street the stock up by 67 percent but then by the end of the day the stock of intel dropped to about 2 percent 20000000000 dollars well that's quite a lot of money right yes quarter in the york thank you. let's take a look now some of the other global business stories making headlines tesla chief you on musk says u.s. customers can now use bitcoin to buy the company's cars overseas purchasers will be able to use the cryptocurrency later this year he said last month tesla revealed it had invested one and a half $1000000000.00 in bitcoin selling

zion baptist church starting in the wee hours of the morning, with some waiting eight hours to get the vaccine. but many of those in line aren't from this community. >> word got out. >> reporter: they said they weren't sure whether they were eligible. >> i think it's very confusing messaging. >> reporter: but they took a chance, got approved and a number. >> i want my life back. yeah. >> reporter: the vaccine administrators only ask for i.d. to show they were at least 18 to get the johnson & johnson shot. no other verification. the site is requiring eligibility codes. people must sign a notice to certify they are eligible before receiving the vaccine. in this minority neighborhood, the pastor estimates only about 30% of those who received vaccines here this week are black and 70% caucasian. >> we're going to think of ways that we can get it out. i have put it in all the stores in the communities, if they don't come and get it, then i hope others will. >> reporter: the elderly know they don't have to wait hours in line, they can go right up to the front to get their shots. >> thank you,

attention many outlets focused on their turkish heritage or portray them as scientific superheroes but zion and to maci never bask in the glory . we're scientists and and and super hero it just means that that the science that we did is important but we were not alone in developing the science so i think the whole scientific community is a superhero like the rest of the world both are now looking forward to the time when the pandemic is over and they can return to normal life for truancy and signing that means getting back to work on their original mission developing that new treatment for cancer. modest super heroes that so what's next for the to the nobel prize has been discussed that's certainly modest and although they maybe just maybe considered for the noble prize and they may receive further awards if we judge from what they've said in the past and what we've heard today here as well and better food for less it is very probable that they will simply go back to their labs they will go back to their research and to their developments even when they will continue to receive praise becau

. >> reporter: 26-year-old and 19-year-old zion young were arrested soon after.comes i obtained showed young was out spending multiple gun charges including carries a loaded weapon in september of 2019, and then just two months prior to kelvin's murder. >> i don't know why they hated him. they didn't have to just kill him. it's not just robbery, it's more than that. (voice breaking. we need justice. >> reporter: that justice is for everyone during a time when so many asian americans are under attack. >> it's not easy. for 20 years we have contributed to this country. we should be respected. >> reporter: monica sharing her story now and look at photos of her son for the first time since his passing, so others realize her pain. she hope no, sir other family has to feel the same >> it's been almost a year i cannot get to my life. i want to go with him. he stayed with me for 20 years, but in my whole life, still have a whole life to remember him. >> her pain just takes your breath away. i reached out to the d.a.'s office who tells me they are prosecuting both suspect

it's getting back to the al guys of the land molds and the peasant farmers and if we want to survival zion which we're going after by the water what lane holds jane the water is well back to the middle i just. water was the last remaining natural resource to have escaped trading ready ready. but australia has pulled the plug on that exemption. because water offers an opportunity for greater profitability and wealth. for my people. for this land in this water. 'd water for me and my people it's a part of who we are. 'd it's a part of our story our creation 'd story. today is different. australia has gone ahead and implemented water markets yeah how do you look at that we don't like it very much. we don't like it all. being moved around a campaign maybe to the watching world watching would find every one else interesting i think. and i'm a little off on the timeline of my. shelling trading what is your. feeling your dad. making sure that you're. making sure that no the worst. part of it. most of the greek. * * * * * * people. * they're worth the effort of course. * and they're so. money. eco

look for more on "meet the press" when chuck talks about the covid crisis one year later with jeffrey zions. >>> the murder trial for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is set to begin tomorrow. last year, george floyd died after officer chauvin kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes during an arrest. it sparked a nationwide call for racial justice and police reform. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you see the fencing protecting the courthouse behind me. it's part of what the city is calling operation safety net. now entering a new phase with the start of an emotional trial. barbed wire and baricades in minneapolis. vowing to prevent a repeat of last year's violence. on the eve of the trial for derek chauvin, the former city police officer who prosecutors say pinned george floyd to the ground with his knee for more than nine minutes. now a defendant charged with second degree murder and manslaughter. >> it's never okay to hurt somebody like this. we shouldn't have to go to court for anything like this. we shouldn't have to. >> reporter: in court filings, the

of zion, which the anti-defamation league calls "a classic in paranoid, racist literature." that's actually one of the blurbs on the back, along with "a great beach read"-- mel gibson. fallout from the riot has also hurt wisconsin senator and drunk uncle insisting he wont drop th ( laughter ) baby like last time, ron johnson. on thursday, johnson went on talk radio to say "riot schmiot." >> on january 6, i never felt threatened, because i didn't. and mainly because i knew that even though those thousands of people who were marching on the capitol were trying to pressure people like me to vote the way they wanted me to vote, i knew those are people that love this country, that truly respect law enforcement, would never do anything to break a law, and so i wasn't concerned. >> stephen: what the hell are you talking about? they injured over 100 policemen-- blinding, crushing, killing. so i guess you're saying they used that flagpole to inflict blunt-force respect? well, senator, you seem to have a lot in common with them, because they're not the only ones smearing their crap al

a congressional aide saw a printed copy of the protocols of the meetings of the learned elders of zionight, at a capitol check point. these are fictional papers that were used as anti semitic propaganda, falsely claiming to be documents showing a jewish conspiracy to take over the world. this is a text that inspired the nazis, for instance, butch jones is a retired capitol police officer who spent nearly four decades on the force. butch, what is your reaction to learning about this, that a capitol police officer allegedly had these anti-semitic writings just sitting right out in the open at a check point? >> umm, i'm not surprised. umm, sadly, when this happens on capitol hill it is -- i'm not surprised because a lot of officers on capitol hill are racist. the department have issues with the black officers. so i'm not surprised at all that this has taken place. >> in your experience what is the tension within the -- within the department? because certainly there are a lot of officers who would not be reading this. there are a lot of officers who are not racist. what is the tension insi

aaron reitz zions us with more on that training joins us now. i appreciate you coming on tonight.brave of you and service to the country to write this piece.to tell us what you saw. >> sure, so, let me be clear, tucker, right off the bat that our military is chocked full of real patriots and real heroes. but the military leadership class and anyone who aspires to be a part of it appears to be given over wholly to this weak,, unamerican woke progressivism and this extremism training that the military and frankly all 1.4 million members of the department of defense are currently being subjected to iss just the latest instance of that agenda. now, during your opening monologue you went through the whole litany of how china is expanding its military, becoming more blue ridge representative and in fact even posing masculinity training. get that meanwhile, the american military's top brass is talking about putting pregnant women into combat. expanding it use of race and gender based quotas. putting a diversity an inclusion officer at the top of our special forces and so what you have ri

whether zion williamson and those cards will be worth something, we'll find out.t's a new way of doing things the business has changed the way people collect things has changed. the digital age is upon us it's evolving every single day the nft space is just a part of it >> well, i think what we can do, jabari, is put this interview, right, make sure that it's sort of protected on the blockchain, this interview will be become our nft. we'll sell this as the first nft discussion about n if. ts and split the proceeds? how about that >> i'm with that if you can get that approved, i'm all for it i can take any other check that report card thing, i mean, how many jabari young sixth grade report cards are there in the world? >> i'm not going to ask you your grades mine, not good if it will sell, it will sell. yea jabari young, i appreciate it. let's put it up online and see what happens have a great day appreciate it. >> you, too. >>> coming up, from digital art to actual stocks top ranked fund manager amy zhang with three under the radar mid-cap names you need to buy ri

. >> joining me now, is jeff zion, the white house coordinator.elcome to "meet the press." >> thank you, chuck. >> i want to promise with a promise that president biden said earlier this week saying we are on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in america by the end of may. now he was careful not to say that meant we would have shots in the arms by the end of may but walk me through that. what does that mean? what should people who don't have vaccines right now take away from that? how soon after the end of may should they expect to be vaccinated? >> well, chuck, let me start with it's really big progress to have enough vaccine supply for all adult americans by the end of may. when we walked into office six, seven weeks ago, there was not enough supply and it was pushed much further out. the actions by the president including using the defense production act and bringing merck and johnson & johnson together into a historic partnership have accelerated our ability to have enough by the end of may for all american adults. that is pro

jeff zion.ou, jeff, and the entire covid team you put together for the coordination of our covid-19 response and dr. david kesler and his team. when i came into office we began to work with the team of j&j and became clear that merck one of the world's leading vaccine manufacturers was in the position to be the partner we needed in this effort in this wartime effort. i'm not hesitated to use the power under the defense production act to expedite critical materials and vaccine production, such as the equipment, machinery and supplies. and it's not just johnson & johnson and merck. pfizer, moderna also work closely with us to help speed up the delivery of millions more doses. the result is that we're now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every american adult by the end of may. months earlier than anyone expected. and today, i'm directing jeff and my hhs team to produce another 100 million doses and purchase another 100 million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine. i'm doing this because

zion williamson, i think did that a few years. and he stayed in the game and wore mismatched shoes.opefully they were the same size, but i don't imagine that shoe company is gonna make a big deal out of the fact that he was wearing their shoes right. that is the sporting life. we'll have more for you. all right. we'll have more for you about 25 minutes. get back to you, heather and frank, all right, mark. thanks so much. well, coming up next here at 11. i saw the victims on the ground as i came around the corner, so i knew what was happening. ah, horrifying scene following a shooting at a supermarket in colorado tonight, 10 people are dead, including the first police officer who responded the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. authorities say a suspect is in custody. but police in boulder have not yet identified him. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville land. i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. police say that government opened fire around 2 30 this afternoon, sending customers and workers running for their lives. ktvu jana katsuyama has been following the event

beyond that bridge we were also able to see how my grants are crossing the border and there are posted zionsopen air makeshift immigration processing center. pamela, those are the areas where the biden administration has not given us access. again, we were only able to obtain those images because we were on a ride-along with the state of texas, texas troopers. we couldn't get closer or ask questions to these individuals to learn how long they have been under this bridge. are they provided water? are they provided food? any of the conditions under that bridge. again the access provided by the biden administration today, pamela, was a pool access to a facility run by hhs which is different than the processing facilities that you see behind me. this is step one here on the border. this is where the bolt schneck and where the biden administration still has not given us access. >> and that's where the conditions have been described as jail-like. let's bring in white house correspondent jeff zeleny. what is the white house saying because of all of this? >> the white house is saying because of covi

company has built their reputation on going around and seeking, you know, young high school talent, zion williamson, trey young, these guys have built relationships with overtime based on their days as early youth playing, you know, high school level so college, it will still be around because not every basketball player is an elite basketball play sker, and liste some players may want to experience the ncaa life once you commit to overtime, you lose your ncaa eligibility for now. that could change as this name, image and likeness thing starts to take shape a little bit, but the ncaa will still be around. it's just, it may not have the elite players that it once was, especially if this overtime league and the nba ignite league, you know, remember, that's another pathway to get to the pros, if those remain successful, it's going to be tough for the ncaa to draw that elite talent, but they'll still be around. >> tell you what, jabari, i'll watch it thanks a lot, i appreciate it. >>> yesterday's explosion of the spacex prototype star ship looked like a dramatic failure, right, it may be eas

same area where a wildfires in december destroyed the vegetation >>> kentucky this is historic mount zion covered bridge burned to the ground and now police are calling suspicious >>> happened in springfield an hour south ch louisville here is what the 150-year-old bridge looked like before the fire. the judge says it appeared the fire started inside the bridge he says the walls were fire resistant but into the enot the flooring. >> a masterpiece up for auction. grit are reclined they call it it's a portrayal of the philadelphia fliers mascot local artist benjamin davis crated as you can see gritty wants to keep it for himself after getting outbid over and over again, he grabbed the portrait and hauls out there the team announced fans can pay to enter a sweep stakes through monday to win the bore trait proceeds said to benefit charities. one of a kind dwraug for a good cause on a cnbc trip coast to coast. >>> that gritty gets a lot of air time after a year of lockdown, people are getting out and about. that's clear and according to new cell phone data some of us are making up for the time

san jose restaurant christine zion hasn't been able to see her at-risk father since early 2020 until now. >> as of a couple days ago my dad and i are both now fully vaccinated. i took him to a doctor's appointment last week for the first time in months. and i was actually able to hug him. and it's really exciting to be able to see him. >> reporter: the cdc announced new guidelines that details what fully vaccinated people can do two weeks following their second dose. >> it's about time because we have been suspecting that the cdc was going to put out guidelines along this line for several weeks now. as we're seeing more and more data that the vaccines are working as they're supposed to in the real world, as they did in clinical trials. >> reporter: so what exactly can you do two weeks after your second dose of the vaccine? the cdc says your risk for an infection is so low you can start making safe changes to your daily life. once you're fully vaccinated you can safely visit with other fully vaccinated people indoors. and no masks and physical distancing are not required. but what if

. >> white house coronavirus response coordinator jeff zions announced today the u.s.ses of the coronavirus vaccine. do you think it helps confidence when over a dozen countries stop using astrazeneca for a brief period of time but just that period of pause is enough to cast doubt for people? >> well, certainly whenever there's doubt raised about a vaccine it creates a public issue. but the astrazeneca vaccine is -- has been proven to be very effective. they did pause, look at the data and concluded that there was not a correlation between the events that sparked this event. so i think first off the astrazeneca vaccine is excellent. the steps that the biden administration is taking to share excess vaccine with both mexico and canada is a very promising step and a direction of the u.s. recognizing that this is a global event. and the more we can do to make vaccines available not just to the people of the united states but other countries in the world will be a very positive way of bringing this virus under control. >> all right, dennis, always a pleasure. thank you so m

the same area where a wild fire in december destroyed the vegetation kentucky this historic mount zion covered bridge burned to the ground, and now police are calling it suspicious, happened in springfield, about an hour south of louisville. here's what the 150-year-old bridge looked like before the fire a judge says it appears the fire started from inside the bridge he says the walls were fire resistant, but not the flooring. pennsylvania, a masterpiece up for auction. gritty reclined, they call it, it's a portrait of the philadelphia flyers mascot, be local artist benjamin davis created it as you can see, gritty really wants to keep it for himself after getting out bid over and over again, he grabs the portrait and hauls out of there. the team announced fans can pay to enter a sweepstakes through monday to win the portrait proceeds set to benefit their charities, a one of a kind drawing for a mighty good cause on a cnbc trip coast to coast. that gritty gets a lot of air time. >>> you know, after a year of lock down, people are getting out and about, that's clear, and according to new