lou: $6 million. lemonis: i'm sorry? lou: $6 million. lemonis: unfortunately, its leader has an arrogance to match. mike: if i was going to go out and pitch this right now, it would be a very detailed plan. it wouldn't be anything like this. ♪♪ lemonis: i'm marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman: people are here because i care. lemonis: it's not always easy, but i do it to create jobs, and i do it to make money. do we have a deal? let's rock and roll. man: yeah! lemonis: this is "the profit." hatbox is a local hat store in downtown austin and it specializes in any kind of hat. literally any kind of hat that you can think of. now, we know that the accessory business is a fast growing business but to have a whole business just on hats -- i was intrigued by it. ♪♪ jaron: hi. how are you? lemonis: hey, good. how are you? jaron: i'm jaron. lemonis: jaron? jaron: yes, sir. lemonis: nice to meet you. i love your hat. jaron: thank you. lemonis: this place is bigger than

gentleman in the zoom call with me who is suffering from the disease als which is sometimes called lou gehrig's disease. one of the first books i ever read, i was very, very young was on lou gehrig's the famous baseball player who basically got the disease is a degenerative neurological disease for which there is no cure. it swoops upon people unexpectedly. we don't exactly know why. about four years ago my wife's little brother trembling in his hands and in his heart of hearts he knew it was the worst case. what turned out to be als. he died this past spring. his four small children my wife is particular close. nonetheless, i raise that book and that media interview for whatever reason when i was a young child he was so poor he loved baseball so much that his father did everything he could scrapping pennies to buy him a baseball glove. and he bought the wrong glove if i remember as a left-hand glove for right-hander vice versa. but he still wore it and grateful to his father on the luckiest man live. that is a recent book i referenced that somehow must've had an impact on early life.

what else do you see as a real growth area for lou mirrored dx -- lumi rudd dx -- lumiradx. ron: if we are helping people with diabetes to know where they are and improved over time, to help in diagnosing heart attacks in such a way that you can triage patients effectively when the ambulance shows up before people are taken into the emergency room. we have tests coming for one called the dimer, which helps physicians triage patients and make sure they don't necessarily go into hospitals when the physician is expecting a serious issue such as a --, where today you would send them automatically if you were to do it test that triage is that, you would stop on the inconvenience on many people because people would be from the community into the emergency flow. there is a string of products like those we are bringing through, which we expect will drive our growth for many years to come. on covid, it will probably be around for a while, so there will be residual benefit -- residual issues around covid and also testing around the vaccinations, first if the people can find out if the

what we see with the army lou tennant is that we | with the army lou tennant is that we cannot outclass racism. not only did the officer tried to demote him and a sense, to say what his rank is, but what also stood out to me is what the officer said following the incident as they are standing at the rear of the car. he said, this will not affect me one way or the other. obviously we know much later he has been fired since the video evidence surfaced. but he will probably not face any kind of civil culpability so this million—dollar lawsuit filed by the loo tenant will probably eventually be paid out and similarly there will be a multi—million dollar lawsuit for the death of what just happened outside of minneapolis in minnesota, and taxpayers are on the hook for this. this is the reason why i have been recommending we have police department insurance policies and also police officer individual liability insurance to put them on par with what we see in health care and other facets of life, par with what we see in health care and otherfacets of life, and par with what we see in health

you also have a lot of english and german american players, probably lou gehrig is a good example of someone whose parents, coming from germany, were very opposed to him playing baseball at first. they felt like he had gotten educated at columbia to develop an important profession and playing baseball was not what they had in mind. but eventually they did warm up to it and realized that -- what a fantastic player and superstar he could be. we have here a song, the original sheet music, i can't get to first base with you, in which the lyrics were co-written by lou gehrig's wife. this did not sell particularly well. this is just part of our massive baseball song collection. we have probably the largest collection of baseball music in the country. at the time, this is towards the end of the tin pan alley era which is a period where up to 18 baseball songs a year were being produced. it's not too surprising that mrs. gehrig would actually take a stab at song writing. we also have examples of jewish players in these baseball cards here. jim thorpe, there were about 47 american indians who

you also have a lot of english and german american players, probably lou gehrig is a good example of someone whose parents, coming from germany, were very opposed to him playing baseball at first. they felt like he had gotten educated at columbia to develop an important profession and playing baseball was not what they had in mind. but eventually they did warm up to it and realized that -- what a fantastic player and superstar he could be. we have here a song, the original sheet music, i can't get to first base with you, in which the lyrics were co-written by lou gehrig's wife. this did not sell particularly well. this is just part of our massive baseball song collection. we have probably the largest collection of baseball music in the country. at the time, this is towards the end of the tin pan alley era which is a period where up to 80 baseball songs a year were being produced. it's not too surprising that mrs. gehrig would actually take a stab at song writing. we also have examples of jewish players in these baseball cards here. jim thorpe, there were about 47 american indians who

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fannie lou hamer from mississippi, who's who's grassroots organizing and unparalleled courage in the state of mississippi brought her before news cameras both still and moving including in 1964 during that. years democratic national convention when hamer decried that convention and those who would see a mississippi delegation that had failed to get there by the ascent of black voters in the state fannie lou hamer looking to upturn the social order the racial order the political order in mississippi and across the country and doing it before national news cameras and last senator harris invoked constance baker motley motley. not only a law graduate. that's something she certainly shared with senator harris, but a member of the naacps legal team doing that essential litigation work to challenge jim crow in the realm of political rights. constance baker motley who goes on to run for office hold office in the city of new york and in the new york state legislature and then of course will be appointed to the federal bench the first black woman to sit there appointed by president lyndon joh

i can't get to first base with you in which the lyrics were co-written by lou gehrig's wife. and this did not sell particularly. well. this is just part of our massive baseball song collection. we have probably the largest collection of baseball music in the country and at the time this is towards the end of the tin pan alley era which was a period where up to 80 baseball songs a year were being produced and so it's not too surprising that mrs. gary would actually take a stab at songwriting. we also have examples of jewish players in these baseball cards here. jim thorpe there were about 47 american indians who played in the major leagues before world war ii he was perhaps one of the best known. latinos and latin american immigrants have had a huge impact in baseball and what's interesting with this little book over here. this spalding guide is that this was a spanish american edition spanish english edition. that was put out in the covers all of the the cuban leagues which was by far the most important league in latin america at the time. up above we have this image of minni

that have big instances of that which nobody in the government in his or her right mind defend but and lou what you do john who's in charge or so of course there was a memorandum oh no mr judge no. mr sylvester let me finish you have asked me a question let me finish answering what you did not see in your. question is how many of those. rapid battalion police force have been removed from services how many of them are under investigation and how many of them have been charged this was not mentioned by you this is the role of the government that when it finds out that something had the biggest violation of human rights or law has taken place there must get to the bottom i don't think you're always. but i do resent not being given the credit or the efforts that you have all right talked to guy ritchie been good to have you in conflict thank you very much indeed. thank you myth about you know in fact. i don't think. a lot. more to. be true. and to me it's clear. the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesse

have been instances of that which nobody in the government in his or her right might defend but and lou what you do john who's in charge or so of course there wasn't a memorandum on anything about that. with mr sebastian let me finish you have asked me a question let me finish answering what you did not see in your. question is how many of those. rapid battalion police force have been removed from services how many of them are under investigation and how many of them have been charged this was not mentioned by you this is the role of the government that when it finds out that something had some degree just while ation of human rights or law has taken place there must get to the bottom i don't think you're always. but i do resent not being given the credit for the efforts that you have. all right talked to cameras me being good to have you in conflict thank you very much indeed. thank you myth about you know been fucked up i don't think you don't. look for. drugs instead of rainy season in rwanda climate change is threatening harvest. a startup is now increasingly. informs farmers about

kind of damage it can cause in trying the crucial thing is the concentration we know that if it's high lou. what level is saying people who eat a very diet will consume on average around 40 milligrams a week via their food that's still considered a tolerable amount which our kidneys are able to filter out. so what level is considered dangerous the european food safety authority says intake should not exceed one milligram per kilo body mass per weight so for an adult weighing 60 kilos that average intake of 40 milligrams from food already amounts to 2 thirds of the maximum. a lot of food comes packaged into aluminum foil and boxes and that can easily push our intake way beyond the limit. over the past decade and perseverance have been the subject of a health scare prompting manufacturers to market ones that don't contain any aluminum recent studies however found no evidence of a link between aluminum and anti perseverance and breast cancer but experts do warn that metals enter the bloodstream via the lungs far more easily and quickly than via the skin or digestive tract. and sticks now have

a novel criminal convictions against former president lula da silva last month the court ruled that lou was not treated fairly in a series of corruption investigations now eligible to run in next year's presidential election. france's coronavirus death toll has surpassed 100000 making it the 8th country to reach that number it's been struggling to contain a new outbreak 1st with localized lock downs and now the national one the country is ramping up its vaccine rollout from saturday jobs will be available for many government workers over the age of 55 as the headlines when you see here on al-jazeera after witness say that by. check. your program here. at. the center of the fuse or. to. let. you know to make everything less wrinkled. i've come from a trapeze family and the last time i performed with bianca and my sisters and my mom it was actually one of the saddest days of my life i remember like it was yesterday to the last show and i was actually balling up there smiling to the audience with tears in my sisters were crying because that was the last time i was going to form with them.

lou senior says that we don't threaten to defund the police in my town. a poster from rogers, these are the facebook postings when it comes to this topic and you can post yours as well. from aretha in youngstown, ohio. tell us about what you are seeing there were you live. caller: i'm not really seeing a whole lot of crime. if you are busy, you got a job and things like that, it doesn't touch you as much. i think it's more on the street level, where there is a lot of despond and see -- despondency and things like that, on employment. host: do you think that is because of things economically in youngstown? does that have a contributive factor to lower crime, or at least the crime you are not seeing? caller: that is the correct -- that is correct, yes. if you are working you don't have time to be out there committing crime. host: tom is next from south carolina. tom, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i just wanted to say, i don't really know in my county that i live in in south carolina, they do not publish too much about how much crime they do have.

but lou, these numbers next couple days we go up in the 80's in the wednesday and thursday a few more clouds coming our way on thursday and friday. unfortunately, no rain in the forecast. this weekend. those temperatures going to cool down just a little bit staying dry on saturday and sunday. so we're done. but the rain it's hard to say, but it's getting late in the season. yeah, we're heading here saturday and usually after that, there's just not a whole lot left. what's the humidity like? it's not super dry. right is a super dry right now is still an onshore breeze. so we're still looking at some 80% humidity along the coastline. but drier and some of the valleys. and that's what's going to get so cold tonight. all right. thanks. alerts. >> another big milestone today in santa clara county, the san jose sharks welcome fans back to center. it's the first indoor sporting events with spectators in the county for starters. the team is allowing 500 fans only season ticket holders. everyone has to show proof of full vaccination or negative covid test upon arrival seats are spread out and

. >> the team has partnered with lou sarah to send free at home test kits to fans who buy advance tickets. the accuracy of the test is equivalent with some of the very best pcr tests that are running high complexity labs. so when i got to sample test kit from the team. i decided to give it a whirl. here's what comes in the test. you've got your. >> sample vial and that looks right into this little battery operated test unit. you can see that green ready like there. that means it's ready to go. and then you've got your nasal swab now, this is all i'm already sealed and and ready to go ever ready. just pull them out for the sake of this video place this guy the battery operated test unit. as you can see. and then i'm just going to do my swag here. 5 swirls in each nostril. to 3 for then you dip your your freshly collected sample. >> in purple sample vial and around 4.15 seconds all right. i think that's about 15 people want to be more scientific when you do it at home. then you snap the lid of this guy closed. that's the hardest part so far. and. the has begun as you can see, the light is b

lou. very graphic. it's possible some of the amounts leaks were forms this way the system was arrested on the. plea is that because. also i'd like to introduce an. issue with my view of the queue for the resource officer that was. the year the 1st creature was discovered in your model an unexpected thought brought on reins then there was a cold snap in the fiction of ice covered most of the passages. and rain dia used to foraging for lichen under the snow couldn't break through the ice deprived of the staple diet tens of thousands starve to death. and then even. that's not there. much that they're. still getting it pretty easy. with an estimated population of 45000 than units a nomadic indigenous people of the russian north they refer to themselves as ranges children their tradition to shape their way of life their stable diet is room meat on the entrails of freshly killed dia dia blood is a prize delicacy said to contain much power and ixia that has always protected them from victim and deficiency. in

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pentagon about those alleged incursions they say they do not comment on intelligence matters and that lou elizondo left the pentagon in 2017 and does not speak for the department of defense. lester >> yeah, it's got us all thinking thank you, gadi. >>> after a stunning upset for best actor anthony hopkins is paying tribute to the late chadwick boseman. stephanie gosk on an oscars like no other >> reporter: after a year of no theaters an oscars with no public audience and reshuffled categories, the last one for best actor, an award many believed would go to the late chadwick boseman. >> anthony hopkins, "the father. >> reporter: it was a big surprise especially, it seems, for anthony hopkins himself. >> i did not expect to get this award i really didn't. and i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman, who was taken from us far too early. >> reporter: throughout the night racial justice often took center stage. >> don't hate anybody. i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white. >> reporter: there were firsts including the first black women to win for

so he leaf through all the articles and he found one lou park that the president can create a position for anybody of any status. if he is a woman but the most important and urgent matter would be a change in the constitution with the labor. so in her newly created position of state council her son suchi placed herself above the president the defacto head of government. but even this role did not concentrate all the power in aung san suu cheese heads over the years she had become familiar with most of the country's political rules but the military is also a law unto itself resorting to violence to solve some of its problems. was. i. was listening. to them are the reported that one of the government legal advisors to link san suu kyi was shot and killed basal gunmen police have a suspect in custody. tagging an international airport twice a night. by many and. we got to meet many here. government of. the murder and also seen as a warning once a week you the power of the military. boss on suchi was notably absent from connie's funeral she remained silent and withdrew from the public gaze.

the microscope revealed that the propellers shown here in red had indeed arrived at the retina here lou. before such nano drug delivery vehicles can be used in clinical practice several problems need to be solved. how can they be removed from the eye again. and how can they be made to carry and release a cargo of medicine. to load and man up. teller we can make use of the chemical act or buttes of its surface to attach certain molecules so by means of a chemical process we can also make the helical body porous and they've going molecules to be transported within one clear. if and when all the obstacles are overcome this new technology could revolutionize the treatment of diseases of the retina but not only the retina. many parts of the human body are hard to access in a minimally invasive manner. tiny slippery steerable submarines like these might be able to reach parts other methods can't. submarines explore the deepest reaches of the oceans and the bizarre life forms that thrive thing. but they're all mysterious rounds to be explored much closer to home. one prime candidates is our gu

the microscope revealed that the propellers shown here in red had indeed arrived at the retina here lou ringback. before such nano drug delivery vehicles can be used in clinical practice several problems need to be solved. how can they be removed from the eye again. and how can they be made to carry and release a cargo of medicine. to load a nano. propellor we can make use of the chemical act or buttes of its surface to attach certain molecules so by means of a chemical process we can also make the helical body porous and they viewing molecules to be transported within more clear. if and when all the obstacles are overcome this new technology could revolutionize the treatment of diseases of the retina 'd but not only the retina. many parts of the human body are hard to access in a minimally invasive manner. tiny slippery steerable submarines like these might be able to reach parts other methods can. suddenly means explore the deepest reaches of the oceans and the bizarre life forms that thrive there. but they're all mysterious realms to be explored much closer to home. one prime candida

true there have been instances of that which nobody in the government is our right my friend but and lou what you are john who's in charge or so of course there wasn't a memorandum on anything about that. with mr sebastian let me finish you have asked me a question let me finish answering what you did not see in your. question is how many of those. rapid battalion police force have been removed from services how many of them are under investigation and how many of them have been charged this was not mentioned by you this is the role of the government that when it finds out that something had some degree just while ation of human rights or law has taken place there must get to the bottom i don't think you're always at that but i do resent not being given the credit or the efforts that you have. all right talked to gary's me being good to have you in conflict thank you very much indeed. thank you miss most about the job in fact. i don't think you don't. fall for gold. in many countries education is still a privilege poverty is one of the main cause that some young children like in mine tru

have been instances of that which nobody in the government in his or her right mind defend but and lou what you do john who's in charge or so of course there was a memorandum on nominees in advance. with mr sebastian let me finish you have asked me a question let me finish answering what you did not see in your. question is how many of those. rapid battalion police force have been removed from services how many of them are under investigation and how many of them have been charged this was not mentioned by you this is the role of the government that when it finds out that something had the biggest while ation of human rights or law has taken place they must get to the bottom i don't think they are always. but i do resent not being given the credit for the efforts that we have all right talked to gary's me been good to have you in conflict thank you very much indeed. thank you miss most about you know been fucked up and then you don't. know what it's like to visit the community and. people held on to the. world. 16 minutes on t.w. most spam spam endless fronting the infinity music busin

have been instances of that which nobody in the government in his or her right mind defend but and lou what you do john who's in charge or so of course there wasn't a memorandum on anything about that. with mr sebastian let me finish you have asked me a question let me finish answering what you did not see in your. question is how many of those. rapid battalion police force have been removed from services how many of them are under investigation and how many of them have been charged this was not mentioned by you this is the role of the government that when it finds out that something has the biggest while ation of human rights or law has taken place there must get to the bottom i don't think we are all of us. but i do resent not being given the credit for the efforts that we have. all right talked to gary's me been good to have you in conflict thank you very much indeed. thank you myth about you know been fucked up and you don't. want. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal story. explores the everyday life. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some kids on th

lou trivino, a big bounce or. turns the double play. that's the game when he gets kole calhoun to ground into that one trevino's first save of the season. a's win it 7 to 5. warriors fans can return to chase center for games starting april 23rd and they'll be greeted by a whole new set of covid-19 protocols. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney was at chase center today to learn what's new? by the time april 23rd comes, it will be 407 days. >> 407 days since we've had fans. and again here chase center. it's been a long 400, 7 days now fans can finally return to warriors games in less than 2 weeks. >> but in person gameday will be a far cry from what it was like the last time crowds were in the stands. we have spent every single hour of every single one of those 407 days. redesigning and re imagining the experience at chase center with the number one goal of making sure we emerge from this is the safest arena in the country. >> when the arena reopens that up to 35% capacity. some of the safety measures will be simple and familiar copious

lou trevino trying to close it out. rays get two on, but francisco flew outt. oakland wins 2-1. they're now 13-1 in their last 14 games. >>> the sharks gave the 500 in house something to cheer about. scores the 17th second into the game. san jose jumps to a 4-0 lead. third period, got a hockey game. 4-3. alexander scores his first career nhl goal, making it a two-goal game. san jose wins 6-4. they snap an eight-game losing streak. and ken and liz, there were only 526 fans at the tank tonight, but technically that was a sellout. small baby steps as we get back to normal times, hopefully. guys, back to you. >> all right, dennis, thanks a lot. >>> an unusual phenomenon in >>> new video tonight shows an incredible sight across the bay area sky. >> yeah, take a look at this. the pink super moon. it's not actually pink, but that's what they call it. this is the view near the bay bridge. the pink super moon actually looks more orange than pink. the super moon occurs when a full moon appears bigger and brighter because of its proximity to earth. now, if you missed tonight's view, don't

pentagon about those alleged incursions they say they do not comment on intelligence matters and that lou elizondo left the pentagon in 2017 and does not speak for the department of defense. lester >> yeah, it's got us all thinking thank you, gadi. >>> after a stunning upset for best actor anthony hopkins is paying tribute to the late chadwick boseman. stephanie gosk on an oscar like no other. >> reporter: after a year of no theaters an oscars with no public audience and reshuffled categories, the last one for best actor, an award many believed would go to the late chadwick boseman. >> anthony hopkins, "the father. >> reporter: it was a big surprise especially, it seems, for anthony hopkins himself. >> i did not expect to get this award i really didn't. and i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman, who was taken from us far too early. >> reporter: throughout the night racial justice often took center stage. >> don't hate anybody. i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white. >> reporter: there were firsts including the first black women to win for

top of the byron buxton gets all of this, lou trivino pitch way back in left field. that's a 2 run homer twins lead 12 to 10. but in the bottom of the 10th ending aids down one bases loaded ramon loriano. he get to them play the twins just below. look at that. throw wide right. i don't know what he was throwing to. and guess what, 2 runs come into score a's win on another walk-off error. 3 13 to 12 after the game. bob melvin talked about his team's fight. if you put it in play something good can happen. and that's exactly what happened there at the end. there's a lot of pressure on him when he gets up on has to make a good throw across the diamond based on how the game went. just felt like the game is going to somehow and unorthodox like the entire game was in the you know, regardless what happened either and proud of the fact that they just never say die. >> so yeah, i mean there's there's a lot of fight in this team. >> the giants looking for the sweep in philly. there was a 45 minute rain delay in the top of the 3rd. moms. tell me about that rain today back in phi

all of them have been tested in humans that they are safe and and using immune responses and this is lou. looks like really good data at the same time they have been tested in the monkeys and in particular one of them shows in monkeys a really high ethical sea which suggests or gives the hope that this might actually also work in humans but we will only know in 2021 or 2022 those results and then we will know if you're going to have a vaccine or not and if there will be of exceeding affective and safe well. for clinical studies that we normally 1st test and that has been done for that vaccine the 1st test it's going to be safe so these studies have been performed and all of those studies have shown that these scenes that are currently on the development of totally safe there are minor complications sometimes like for any back seen or any action like for example some rash at the site of injections but this is totally normal so right now the snow lexeme but there is something called print which is the pretax poser profile texas which can prevent hiv infection so could you please explain th

private final lou trevino. the save on the a's have won just goodbye of six. how about 39 matches? unbeaten that his team usa, the women head towards the summer games, bouncing back from a thai they had last week and the megara pena what good love the hair. look it much better than they did last week, and christian press with a nice pass for alex morgan. belts it home with the big right leg. she gave birth to a baby girl only 11 months ago, and the team usa two nil over france. all right about ready for your summer buzz. cut check this. nothing cuter than this one. oh sure. wasn't the way my kid operated. on her first haircut. there was sport just made me my gosh. most kids don't react like now. they sure don't mind certain. oh that's 49ers so cute. was it back to you? thanks, mark. that was you? thanks, mark. that was great. okay [ door opens ] jay, i'm home. did manny call? no, because he's fine. it was a slumber party, not a gang fight. i just want him to fit in. i'm gonna take a shower. do you care to join me? you know, honey, there's a gun in the footlocker in the garage. if i

is that correct no do you behind the wheel i don't really know don't know what whether you go behind lou will know i was behind the wheel moscow authorities claim that his car violated the city's speed limit at least 400 times this year alone the blogger faces 2 years behind bars and awaits trial at home though with some limitations he's under a nightly curfew and he's been prohibited from using the internet and calling people on his telephone however representatives of the people affected by his actions don't agree with the limited curfew imposed on edward bill and they have asked authorities to place him under house arrest now edward bill said he is very worst of all about what happened and he's ready to pay compensation to everyone affected by the accident. argentina's president to fernandez has tested positive for coronavirus but has said he's feeling well and in good spirits it comes despite the nation's leader being received the cobra job in february or sorties polish correspondent ricardo. president alberto for numbers has tested positive for covert 19 he turned 62 on friday who n

lou trevino trying to close it out. rays get two on, but francisco flew out to ends it. oakland wins 2-1. they're now 13-1 in their last 14 games. >>> the sharks gave the 500 in house something to cheer about. scores the 17th second into the game. san jose jumps to a 4-0 lead. third period, got a hockey game. 4-3. alexander scores his first career nhl goal, making it a two-goal game. san jose wins 6-4. they snap an eight-game losing streak. and ken and liz, there were only 526 fans at the tank tonight, but technically that was a sellout. small baby steps as we get back to normal times, hopefully. guys, back to you. >> all right, dennis, thanks a lot. >>> an unusual phenomenon in this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spokespers

brazil's supreme court has confirmed this decision to a no criminal convictions against former presidents lou that the sylva last month the court ruled that lula was not treated fairly in a series of corruption investigations justice common the sierra reversed her their position safe in the courts 5 judge panel in list favor he's now eligible to run in next year's election against the current president gyre ball son otto. the un's world food program says almost a 1000000 people are facing severe hunger in northern gaza and the 700000 people have been displaced by fighting between government forces and armed groups linked to i saw around 2600 people have died since the conflict started 4 years ago her. report from a camp in cavill delgado province. zubair to our marshes 3 months ago dragged him into the forest saying they were going to chop off his head when he tried to escape they shot him. there are any. one of. they kept shooting at me and i kept running i hid in the bush for 3 days and 3 nights i was weak and i lost a lot of blood somebody found me and carried me to a place where boats wer

that that should be condemned even by cuban americans in my ok you made a good point and i thought lou in government we will have 8 thank you we need to move on let me try to bring philip into the discussion and asked the question whatever happens well 1st of all for the by so you are shaking your head do you want to get in on some of what was said before we move on. well i agree with president zuma right that john is taking a few incident every government under states that the response to cohen. sometimes intentionally sometimes unintentionally there is no evidence that cuba is to liberate we hiding what's going on in fact they have an extraordinary record in this case checking people and they've developed a vaccine that looks like maybe it helpful to the rest of the world ok and then we got we must absolutely now move on to ok 10 seconds john john i'll give you 10 seconds go then you get and then they have done this was eco they have done this with david that done this with cholera in 98 in 2012 and beyond 2620 something in terms of ok reporting were all right you made your point joc

that correct no do you behind the wheel i don't really know don't know what whether you were behind lou will know i was behind the wheel moscow authorities claim that his car violated the city's speed limit at least 400 times this year alone the blogger faces 2 years behind bars and awaits trial at home though with some limitations he's under a nightly curfew and he's been prohibited from using the internet and calling people on his telephone however representatives of the people affected by his actions don't agree with the limited curfew imposed on edward bill and they have asked authorities to place him under house arrest now edward bill said that say he is very worst of all about what happened and he's ready to pay compensation to everyone affected by the accident. argentina's president alberto a friend of days has tested positive for corona virus but has said he's feeling well in good spirits it comes to spite the nation's leader having received a covert job in february your sorority spanish correspondent ricardo rimmer. president alberto for numbers has tested positive for cover he

lou paled in comparison to what's going on what was going on in the russian capital largely the protests have been peaceful although we have seen some scuffles with the traffic police and so far and again the police they did detained several people here and with dozens of people across russia because from the government standpoint of this rally as well as others weren't authorized they weren't greenlit they didn't get a green light from the authorities and so in the eyes of the lulu the it makes them illegal hence the hence the detentions but well obviously the protesters they don't agree with that sound yet they're chanting that they are 7 they are the authorities essentially this is what they're chanting right now but again this is this is the very these are the very very charitable people who are left because the majority of of the protesters they decided to had home haul him to attend to some other business that they have after a couple of hours in the streets. reaction has been pouring into the guilty verdict against former minneapolis police officer at every show of it and could no

though i had gone to grad school for the master's degree in russian literature i speak russian and i had lou.

we will start with lou's pina, a member of the vaccine team on eligibility. luz? >> reporter: mentioned, alameda got ahead of the state and open vaccine for everyone who is approved to be vaccinated. the images you are about to see her giving us some into site -- insight into what millions across the state will >> reporter: 17 drive-through lanes with cars coming in and out of the o.co coliseum, this mega vaccination site is expecting 5000 people, today. it is the first day that alameda county is opening up vaccine eligibility to those 16 and older. the news spread fast. this 16-year-old and his mom booked an appointment for today. >> i was able to do it

justice department attorney lou surpasses now at the southern poverty law center and she joins me now thank you so much louis for coming on so why has the by the administration meant to record high number of unaccompanied children i mean nearly 20000 in march 172000 encounters apparently and journalists not allowed to these detention camps well why reason is most useful. in all seriousness i didn't inherit. from the former administration president. but what he has failed to do much to the. dismay of persons who are immigrant rights advocates and human rights advocates is to effectively deal with a situation that is solvable there is a way that this wealthy nation the united states can address the number of children of unaccompanied minors of families of persons fleeing terror or high crime corruption in parts until america as well as many people what biden said ministration has thus far failed to do is to enact policies that are still made that will quickly process persons who have been waiting at the southern border for months and those who are coming in because many of those. reason

that that should be condemned even by cuban americans in my ok you made a good point and i thought lou in government we will have 8 thank you we need to move on let me try to bring philip into the discussion and asked the question whatever happens well 1st of all for the by so you are shaking your head do you want to get in on some of what was said before we move on. well i agree with president zuma right that john is taking a few innocent every government under states that the response to cohen. sometimes intentionally sometimes unintentionally there is no evidence that cuba is to liberate we hiding what's going on in fact they have an extraordinary record in this case checking people and they've developed a vaccine that looks like maybe it helpful to the rest of the world ok and then we got we must absolutely now move on to ok 10 seconds john john i'll give you 10 seconds go then you get and then they have done this was eco they have done this with david that done this with cholera in 98 in 2012 and been 2620 something in terms of ok reporting were all right you made your point jocke

, replacing marcus emmy in the fifth inning is when it all went bad for the a's two runners on with lou trevino wanted relief of urban you're down album. rest rides one to deep left center, and that one carries for a three run shot. the astros going to win 9 to 1, dropping the h 20 in three for the first time since the start of the 1996 season. houston and baylor meeting this afternoon in the final four for the right to play for college basketball's national championship. this was a one seed against it, too, but a dominant effort by baylor avian mitchell was the beauty of a past jared butler goes under the hoop for a layup. this part of 11. nothing run by the bears to grow up like 21. nothing happened to change the game's direction. this time, mitchell takes care of business himself with the three he had 12 points. butler had 17 baylor a 78 59 winner. bears will try to win the second national championship in school history, and they meet the winner of uc leg. gonzaga at first national title for baylor occurred in 1948. scott and the season is only three days old, but the reds and cardin

break lou we're prison isn't letters that marsters days are a failure can carry the united states they say correctional facilities or question officers etc where do we get this idea that prison can correct people and where exactly it is supposed to correct. i think well look at the corrective nature of the rehabilitated nature of prison i think every prison service wants to be rehabilitated in make sure i think that's an underpinning prison in east in canada correctional services are very much they flush away in terms of what they offer based on basically whoever's governing who who have or is in the whatever government is is in power so we'll see if we have for example in the past under the conservative harper government a vast change in prisons relative funding was cut programming was cut but then in the more liberal. governmentally will see more benefits and more programs being. presenter just reinstated in the institutions so we do see that sort of change. and as that answers your question there. yes or no footprints break more are very they're not those who spent a long term in pr

in china today lou. looking at ways to help india as it sees shortages of beds medicines oxygen and vaccines and the u.s. chamber of commerce has called on the biden administration to release millions of doses of the astra zeneca vaccine from storage to shipped to india brazil and other countries had hired by the pandemic it said that no one is safe until everyone is sort of elizabeth pool on an al-jazeera new delhi. now with a latin america again seeing a rise in covert 19 cases governments in the region of being criticized for the slow rollout of vaccination programs in the meantime frontline workers are going out day after day to fight the pandemic that looks at 2 such cases in colombia and an ambulance driver in brazil. these are the scenes of the become all too common across latin america frontline doctors and nurses battling to keep 1000 patients alive but there are thousands of others often laboring day after day behind the scenes or in remote communities is part of the same fight against the same

rapidly to 5 percent by the end of this year with the economy predicted to underperform ex-president lou the silver cleared of corruption also narrows under a lot of pressure is more ministers quit or are fired. reports from rio de janeiro . is brazil school the death toll keeps growing women across brazil have joined hands when broidery their grief and the names of all those who died from corbett 19 this bright note in those matters in may this panel has 2 and a half meters per presents only 0 point one percent of the number of victims we would need $1000.00 panels like this one for all the victims that's another 2 and a half kilometers of. pressure against presidential aide will so narrow has been mounting as infections and death continue to spiral out of control brazil's bar association has asked the attorney general to charge president. with criminally mishandling the pandemic $500.00 bankers economists and business men wrote a letter asking the government to stop boycotting measures aimed at controlling the new wave of infections and to start heaving to the advice of doctors and sci

now please what do you need that 1st question i think it's too much and i do find it go well close to lou from one oxygen cylinder to another box into linda we can just live like that because we live under so much of pressure we can't live under so much of that in public in richmond they're not getting beds they're not getting rental or doesn't not getting oxygen we can't live under that that there's a lot of public because we are ad differently and we need oxygen we need drugs we need basic medication we need hospital supply. and this is not the time in which we can raise our hand and say that it's you know we managed to you know break all of the pandemic we cannot manage it's just the beginning and if if the attitude of the government remains as such in which this it are you know you've done everything for the public that is that's not enough you have to do more to do better. that is the voice of. oxygen cylinder one. really is working on that's on law and order for a fight uncovered 19 in india thank you delta kaka for bringing us your experience thank you so far as well for bringing u

and also coming up after a public outcry president joe biden confirms he will raise his predecessor's lou cap on the number of refugees. iran's top negotiator says talks to restore the 2015 deal are on the right track as the u.n. nuclear watchdog confirms it's in rich to renia up to 60 percent purity. and queen elizabeth bids farewell to prince philip her husband of 73 years a scaled back funeral attended by just 30 guests. it's been more than 14 months since the 1st known case of covert 19 was detected now the world is once again confronting a staggering toll more than 3000000 people have died worldwide the worst affected country remains the united states with more than half a 1000000 deaths but it's india that's recording the fastest rising cases nearly 235000 infections. been reported in yet another daily record brazil has the highest daily death toll in the world just under $3000.00 and known to have died in the past 24 hours and a new study is warning more babies and children are dying in brazil because of the virus. has a report from the colombian capital bogota. night burials have

lou judge in that case ruled that some new users were misled during the initial set up process of android devices users want to form that even if they had the location history button disabled activating another tab called web and act out there was he would mean google could still collect their location data on the 1st on the australian income better regulation or competition regulator and the tech for health have clashed last year google along with facebook were obliged to pay news organizations if their content was posted on their platforms google has said it rejects this latest ruling on location data stating the claims by the watchdog were too broad that the judge's findings only concerned a narrow class of users the company said it's considering an appeal internet lore expert and social media solicitor cohen assessed the impact of the country's ruling . google doesn't care the company's filed to be compared to more police state google doesn't care about reputation because there is no real competition out there google also doesn't care about a small a relatively small financial penalty