we will get response from a student who organized a protest on campus and speak with historian sam redman, historian at the university of massachusetts amherst. author of "bone rooms: from scientific racism to human prehistory in museums." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. india has recorded 3500 new coronavirus deaths and a record 386,000 new confirmed cases as the world's second largest nation faces a catastrophic collapse of its healthcare system with hospitals running out of beds and oxygen. public health officials fear the true death toll is far higher. residents fear the worst is yet to come. >> the situation is horrific, absolutely terrible. everyone is afraid. people are afraid if i'm talking to a person,aybe i won't get to talk to them or the near future. the death toll is 200,000 today. he can go up to 400,000 or even a million. the environment is of fear. it is pathetic over here. we don't even have oxygen cylinders or its parts. amy: the indian novelist arundhati roy writes in a new essay -- "the

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with me are deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the times radio presenter, calum macdonald. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the �*eurozone in double—dip recession' leads on the front page of the ft, with lockdown measures cited as one of the reasons. also looking at restrictions, particularly them loosening, the telegraph reports that international travel from may 17 is set to get the green light as part of the next phase in the covid roadmap, which could also see easing of social distancing, as reported in the times, as it reports hugs may return in two weeks. and changes to care homes. the i reports that over 400,000 residents in england can meet outside from tuesday. and rememering those who have lost their lives to coronavirus. the mail launches a campaign for a memorial. and on the front of the mirror, the duke and duchess of cambridge join the four day social media boycott to tackle online hate. so let's begin... so, do you want to kick us off with the i, a very bold front page, a very simple one. but given that it was one of the first par

today marked the second day in india where 300,000 cases were report and as cnn's sam kylie reports now from new delhi, with only 2% of india fully vaccinated this nightmare is likely just beginning. >> a sensor reveals dangerously low levels of oxygen, stifled by covid-19. this canister of gas buys this patient time. all of these patients arrived barely able to breathe. this isn't a medical clinic, it's a tent on the outskirts of india's capital run by volunteers. >> without the initiative being shown by these volunteers from the foundation who are providing oxygen on the street on the outskirts of delhi, they say many dozens, perhaps over 100 patients would be in deep trouble medically now. they already had one death just over there earlier on today. they have treated over 100 people who have come in desperate for oxygen, unable to breathe, and it's all about this. the supply of these oxygen cylinders. it's a 300-mile drive each way to get one of these filled and brought back to delhi. >> they cost about $25 when filled. >> how easy has it been to find oxygen. >> oh, my god, trust me.

evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the times radio presenter, calum macdonald. broadcasters and leading figures in the film and television industry are distancing themselves from the actor and director, noel clarke — who is facing multiple claims of sexual harassment. itv has pulled its final episode tonight of the drama, viewpoint, while sky has halted work with mr clarke. tonight noel clarke issued a statement �*vehemently�* denying any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. but he apologised to anyone who'd been affected by his actions, and said he'd be seeking professional help to educate himself. here's chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0u

devastating for democrats and the economic recovery, a doubling of the capital gains levy would shrink uncle sam's revenue as people will be more inclined to hold onto existing assets rather than sell them and pay so much of the proceeds of the government. some economists say if you raise the capital gains tax on affluent investors, put it at 28%, that's a sweet spot where you get a lot more revenue but if you actually decrease revenue. >> remember, the capital gains are based on investments from the money you've made, the income you've made that has already been taxed at 39.6% i know when you get profits off the investment, you'll pay the same amount. it's a real question and we will be talking to somebody who is just the right person to talk about it, the chair of the president's council of economic advisors a lot of questions about this kind of massive spending, $4 trillion in new taxes, talking to her about that on fox news sunday. >> john: also talking to bill cassidy, republican senator from louisiana, you and i are old enough to remember the waning days of the clinton presidency when the su

nbc's sam brock joins us with more a lot of bro hugs there, sam >> reporter: countless number, savannah, craig, good morning. considering the fact that last year's event was held in roger goodell's basement, this was a pretty big morale boost for sports fans. teams like the jets and jags have new franchise quarterbacks. here in miami, they snagged one of the top playmakers. with people and applause and booze and cheers, it felt a lot like normal. >> there you go. come on. >> reporter: the boos raining down on roger goodell in cleveland's stadium, may be the surest sign this year's nfl draft was back in business and back to normal >> the jacksonville jaguars select trevor lawrence, quarterback, clemson. >> reporter: the top pick, trevor lawrence, hugging his family members from home the family pooch partly staring the spotlight. then in the first hug on stage, a cherished draft tradition, a fully vaccinated goodell embracing new jets quarterback zach wilson. >> i wouldn't believe it until the day it happened, but this is exactly what i was hoping for. >> reporter: the night's biggest mys

men and boys were leaving the religious festival when sam slipped on steps, causing the deadly crash. in their desperation, some tried ripping away metal barricades. all of a sudden we saw paramedics running by, doing cpr on kids. one after the other started coming ambulances. we understood something was going on here. fine ambulances. we understood something was going on here-— was going on here. one person pushed another person. _ was going on here. one person pushed another person, so _ was going on here. one person pushed another person, so everybody - was going on here. one person pushed another person, so everybody was - another person, so everybody was pushed _ another person, so everybody was pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, — pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, i think, pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, ithink, people started suffocating, so they wanted to get out. suffocating, so they wanted to get out no _ suffocating, so they wanted to get out. no one was able to get out. there _ out. no one was able to get out. there were — out. no one was able

with the rain jacket on for the sam pain shower. they were having fun last night. i love that for them! >>> the rabbit that went viral last night after stealing the spotlight at a giants game, well, he has a story. >> you all remember he became a social media star when he went to a san francisco giants game last week. the owner explained why she went with the rabbit. >> my boyfriend had a old lione >> he is only a few months old but already a world traveler. if you been on alex's instagram? listen, he has been living. he has been to vegas, santa cruz and rodeo drive. >> that is officially more places than i have been to in the last few months, last year. >> he is cute. >> adorable. so fluffy! >> our coverage of the nfl draft is continuing today. round two starts at 4:00 p.m. here on abc7. that is followed by a special edition of abc7 news at 8:30 p.m. >> mike, we can only hope our fridays are as good as alex the bunny's life, right? >> that is right! [ laughing ] >> najee. i am a big 12 guy so i watched him a lot in oklahoma. i am so happy for him and his family. i

just because diplomat sit down diplomat here diplomat kamel is a. 100 years of insecurity but events sam bacile know his all clear get off so. long some of the stuff i mean you do close up because i don't wish them. the diplomatic fall said it says on the song happy kid also political and yet as yet t.k. it is something that's kind of as you know you know we are back with the diplomat les you've said that if it's a d. plus the bus don't bust you so close good. on the hotel we have sunk at all. this year because i was almost sure your very nice to see you again place your enjoy warm the french representative pico had his 1st meeting with the british in london on the 23rd of november 1915 here to buy food to see you again i believe you know everybody you know they started their negotiations about their respective shares of the ottoman empire once the war was over. british come along with another right of people from all the different ministries to take an interest the war ministry the foreign office the colonial office. they are sitting on one side of the table and pico is on the other sid

like the crisis that it is san jose mayor sam liccardo introducing the big city mayors coalition mayors from the 13 largest cities in california collectively asking the states and for 20 billion dollars to help house the unsheltered 20 billion dollars is an appropriate. >> large investment in california's largest problem. the money would be paid over the course of 5 years and it would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. but california is home to more than a quarter of the country's homeless population and investment as large as this could build over 100,000 homes for those in need. the reality is that not one city can. >> do this along not want to fully address this problem because it's clearly a state wide crisis. the mayors of san francisco. a san jose oakland, los angeles san diego sacramento and fresno where there just to name a few each mentioning what their cities have done successfully in combating the problem. but the common theme across the board was that more needs to be done and can only be done with the state's help. >

. >> and if you like beer, sam's is offering free beer. budweiser is doing the same. ♪ >> yeah, some people might say there. a major baseball league team offering $10 discount on tickets. >> at white castle you can get a free dessert on a stick. >> and at nation's famous coney island, you can get a free dog. >> krispy kreme, a doughnut for a dose. i think bribing is the wrong way to look at this. it's incentivizing. if you look at the polling, 43% of the americans say the reason they can't do it is they can't get there or they need time off. companies should provide free leave. a company has a reason to want its employees to get vaccinated. so why not offer a bonus. it means they can come back to the office and work more quickly. >> also there's the if you get the vaccine, it's a sign of, hopefully, right? you get to do these fun things. it's safer, encouraging people to take part in normal life. >> i go back and think in my head, i could have gotten a free beer? >> i think you can still get the free beer. you just need to show your vacc

. >>> politico sam stien joins in the conversation. look at this date in history. in 1975, the vietnam war ended as the south vietnam he's capital of siagan fell to communist. >> outside vietnam he's were looting. the people hear were put into groups all they could carry was hand luggage. 50 at a time as they loaded for the carrier. carrier. in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >>> welcome back, the presiden

sam, thank you very much indeed for talking to us. otherwise, in northern ireland, well, pubs and restaurants from today can serve customers outdoors. shops are reopening for the first time since christmas eve. nonessential shops have been closed for more than four months. gyms, swimming pools, they are back open again and also the number of people who can socialise in gardens is going up. now you can have 15 people from three households around to your garden if you have one. so, it is certainly a big day in this part of the uk. the last of the uk's four nations to lift restrictions in this way, but people certainly feel they are going to make the most of it. research from the british retail consortium has highlighted that one in seven shops are now empty and there are 5,000 fewer shops since the start of the pandemic. this marks three years of increasing retail vacancy rates since 2018. the north of england has been particularly badly hit. let's speak now to ian watson, ceo of skelmersdale—based hotter shoes, a firm that sells over

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sam kylie is in new delhi. a warning, his report does have disturbing images. >> reporter: this is a scene at a crematorium, they're dealing with about 150 people coming here to be burned. they are not able to be seen off by their families, indeed, their family members have to take a ticket in an office just over there, a bit like visiting a bank, that gives them a place in the queue and the queue has been long all day long. there have been many dozens of people backed up here, it's now towards the end of the day, they're hoping to get them cleared through by sunset, although the fires will continue to burn. this is happening at a time when the government is continuing to allow or indeed insist on superspreader events like elections, election gathering, election counting and the consequence of the failure of public health is this. dozens and dozens of victims of the covid pandemic being burned here, very often in ceremonies that are bitterly empty at a crematorium that whilst is dealing with 150 people a day an

sam's on me! indoor beers! indoor beers! did i get the shot? nope. you saw the needle and passed out cold. here you go. continue to wear a mask. next. good luck guys! it's a breeze. if you vape, you could be inhaling toxic metals into your lungs. to show how scary that is... ...we made metal monsters. with special effects that show metal particles being inhaled. and music- music that would've made your heart race. but nothing is as scary as the facts. vaping can deliver toxic metals - like nickel and lead - into your lungs. that's metal. in your lungs. tail slate. daily social distancing show. my first guest tonight is senator hirono of hawaii, she is here to share stories from her new memoir and discuss how her work in congress is fueled by her own journey as an immigrant. senator hirono, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thank you. good to be with you, trevor. >> trevor: you are what many people would term a trail blazer because no matter what you are doing in life, it is oftentimes referred to as a first. you are often the first in a

miss sam burn if you are able to do that. >> i can. it's right in front of me. >> okay. >> section five and i will just read it. the return of the sick terms of means activities involve acts dangerous to human life and are a violation of criminal law of the united states or any state that appeared to be less intended either one to intend or coerce a civilian population, to influence the policy of a government by an imitation or coercion or three, to affect the conduct of the government by mass destruction and fascination of kidnapping and finally and must occur within the territorial jurisdiction of the united states. >> great. thank you. thank you for level setting us there. would you agree that this definition applies to the entire political spectrum and not just the far right but the far left in any american or any threat to the market lives in between. >> absolutely. >> would you agree also that this applies to all racism and all ethnicities, mr. wiegmann, you mentioned this was focused primarily on actions taken against ethnic min

well for more on this joining me from sao paolo is journalist sam cowie and so joining us sam what's the reaction to the restrictions being loosened as we see another bleak figure in brazil but i mean it's hard to say you really quite frankly because they were never really any restrictions in the 1st place so. yeah like the associations are happy now that they you know go on their shops again for example. you know but and you know church. evangelical make a church is there that they will sadly have to close for a while woodstock but i mean this is the sea you go to the. periphery of sao paolo and i love being in sentences and there are no lockdown measures in place and you know many people don't even wear masks so i was in the you know a lower income neighborhood on the outskirts of sao paolo just last friday with one street where 5 people had died in the same week and on the same street many people were wearing mosque access to information it's difficult notes of people of color and victim to fake news but also is that when you have a president that says you know it's 'd just a litt

like the crisis that it is san jose mayor sam liccardo introducing of the big city mayors coalition mayors from the 13 largest cities in california collectively asking the states and for 20 billion dollars to help house the unsheltered 20 billion dollars is an appropriate. >> large investment in california's largest problem. the money would be paid over the course of 5 years and it would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. but california is home to more than a quarter of the country's homeless population and investment as large as this could build over 100,000 homes for those in need. the reality is that not one city can. >> do this along not want to fully address this problem because it's clearly a state wide crisis. the mayors of san francisco. a san jose oakland, los angeles san diego sacramento and fresno where there just to name a few each mentioning what their cities have done successfully in combating the problem. but the common theme across the board was that more needs to be done and can only be done with the state's help. >

that's why several mayors in the state came together to ask the governor for some help san jose mayor sam liccardo introduce the big city mayors coalition mayors from the 13 largest cities in california collectively asking the state for 20 billion dollars to try to help house the unsheltered. >> we stand together just say that we need to treat homelessness. like the crisis that it is. >> the money would be paid out over the course of 5 years would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. we reached out to the governor's office for a statement in response to the mayor's request. his office says the governor is reviewing many proposals. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the san francisco forty-niners select. trey lance. >> there this was the moment. >> sharp suit, too, by the way, to half the bottle. the forty-niners selected the new face of their franchise. trey lance is moving from fargo, north dakota to santa clara, california, lance was very productive in college. he threw for 28 touchdowns in didn't throw an

a hit all right that is journalist sam cali speaking to us from sao paolo thank you so much sam thank you. turning our attention to india where people in the state of west bengal are going to the polls despite a devastating surge in corona virus infections the country is gearing up to open its vaccine campaign to all adults starting on saturday but it will be weeks before the immunization drive has any hope of easing the situation in the nation's hospitals. a woman begs. for she pleads. as she tries to find oxygen for her desperately sick mother. father. i didn't get there my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in so many hospitals in delhi and. across india oxygen is still in desperately short supply. in the capital delhi volunteers from the sikh community have set up an oxygen center in a car park. good lord people are suffering as begging for oxygen we arranged for cylinders from anywhere we could we student queues her whole nights and sometimes got beaten up by the police. or. russia is the latest country to join an international rel

a hit all right that is journalist sam cowley speaking to us from sao paolo thank you so much sam. thank you. let's take a look at other stories that he had lines around the world the final phase of voting is underway in india's west bengal states 8 and a half 1000000 people are able to vote in the month long process elections are going ahead despite india struggling with a surge of corn a virus infections and a record number of deaths. turkey has imposed its 1st national lockdown to so slow down the 3rd wave of covert 19 non-essential businesses will close travel is restricted between cities and schooling will move online. critic alexina valmy has appeared in public for the 1st time since ending a 3 week hunger strike the jailed opposition the dole was seen on video for a court hearing at the same time the vollies political network announced it was disbanding. at least 4 people have been killed in fighting on the frontier between the central asian nations of don and kyrgyzstan dozens more were injured poorly torn boarders dating back to the soviet union have caused tension between

like the crisis that it is san jose mayor sam liccardo introducing the big city mayors coalition mayors from the 13 largest cities in california collectively asking the states and for 20 million dollars to help house the unsheltered 20 billion dollars is an appropriate. >> large investment in california's largest problem. the money would be paid over the course of 5 years and it would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. but california is home to more than a quarter of the country's homeless population and investment as large as this could build over 100,000 homes for those in need. the reality is that not one city can. >> do this along not want to fully address this problem because it's clearly a state wide crisis. the mayors of san francisco san jose oakland, los angeles san diego sacramento and fresno where there just to name a few each mentioning what their cities have done successfully in combating the problem. but the common theme across the board was that more needs to be done and can only be done with the state's help. >> w

>> sam, thank you so much. as i said, that's disturbing. and you think about all these people dying, and as sam is talking about there, people are reduced to putting the bodies on the pyres and he's standing amidst the smoke of dead people. it is horrific. we're going to take a break. when we come back, joe biden today trying to turn the conversation to the economy and his massive economic plan. how does it compare to other presidents? are these fdr comparisons fair or not? and protestors again taking to the streets as a new witness to andrew brown jr.'s death comes forward and speaks to our jason car carroll. >> he started backing up and they started shooting. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >>> tonight, joe biden selling his economic plan to a

though sam going to filibuster than fly home the next day and not have that legislation considered. if you believe this is legislation that should not be considered in the united senate, stand up and talk about it. talk about until you cannot talk about it anymore. but, you have got to have some skin in the game pretty got to stand up and let the american people hear your reasons for voting. i've heard them say they're going to filibuster the equality act. what are your reasons for filibustering something? to give everyone equal rights. thomas jefferson set all people he said all men i say all people are created equal. well why can't we have an act, and equality? i said that codifies that. if you are against it, filibuster it. stand up and defend, it. spigot sounds like you might be for a talking filibuster one it would actually require members to be on the senate floor, be talking be actually delaying that bill rather than as you said putting in their culpritsn and fly back i think that's the way most american peopl' are. when you say filibuster i think most americans think that. b

sam's on me! indoor beers! indoor beers! did i get the shot? nope. you saw the needle and passed out cold. here you go. continue to wear a mask. next. good luck guys! it's a breeze. (text chime) g(text chime)s! (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >>> derek chauvin is now facing even more legal trouble as he awaits sentencing in the murder of george floyd. the u.s. justice department reportedly is planning to indict chauvin and three other former minneapolis police officers with federal civil rights violations. also tonight, we now know the names of the deputies involved in the fatal shooting of andrew brown jr. in north carolina. so what are you learning about the officers involved? >> reporter: they've released the names of the seven deputies involved in the shooting of andrew brown.

now the 13 mayors of san jose mayor sam liccardo, san francisco mayor london breed and oakland. mayor libby schaaf for all in attendance. each mentioning with their cities have done successfully in combating the problem so far. but the common theme across the board was that more needs to be done iq. it can only be done with the state's help. we stand together just say that we need to treat homelessness. >> like the crisis that it is. there's no one solution to homeless that is it requires a number of different approaches. >> and many of them take time. that's why we're all here today. we're calling for a commitment from the state to provide the resources. we need to make a difference over multiple years. 20 billion dollars is an appropriate large investment in california's largest problem. >> now i resched out to the governor's office for a statement. his office said that the governor is still reviewing the state budget, but he's looking forward to partnering with the legislator to help municipalities across the states. help house the homeless. but still no word on whether he'd

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mayor sam accardo london breeding libby schaaf all came together virtually this morning with a cold. mission there of mayors from the states 13 largest cities, they are asking governor newsome and legislative leadership here to include $16 billion over four years in the state budget. the mayor say the money would be used to permanently house nearly every californian who entered a homeless shelter last year. day we stand united, urging a $20 billion commitment $4 billion per year over the next half decade. this commitment. would be bold. prior to this pandemic. the state of california had never spent more than a billion dollars to address homeless and in fact, never even close to that, but we stand together to say that we need to treat homelessness. like the crisis that it is. go ahead and raise your hand. the mayor say the record funding could be used to help build more than 100,000 homes. today. two more military planesis struggling to deal with the growing spike in covid-19 cases. the planes are taking off from travis air force base carry more than 200 tons of equipment, including

sam kiley, cnn senior international correspondent, is in new delhi. sam, you spent a day at a crematorium there and it -- unbelievable what we're seeing coming out of india. describe for us what it's like there and what you have seen. >> reporter: well, victor, we started the morning at the crematorium, and i think you probably got the images up in front of you now. the numbers that were anticipated that would be cremated that day were going to be about 150. i don't know for sure, but by the time we had finished there at about 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. local time, they had definitely burned, in my estimate or guesstimate, considerably more than that. it was a really extraordinary scenes of great quiet on the part of the people working there, trying to treat every single individual with the dignity that they deserved as they were put through the last rites but they did have to suffer the indignity, the dead had to queue, victor. they had to -- or their attendants would have to go and get a slip of paper like you do -- a ticket like going to a bank or seeing

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cnn's sam kylie is on the ground for us in new delhi. sam, just describe what you have been watching all day ros, repog on and what we're looking at behind you now. >> well, kate, i'm at the crematorium right at the end of the day. in fact, it's a part of the day which would normally be closed, closed to us and the public and closed to the dead. but it is the dead who continue to burn here. just as they had earlier in the day to que. people had to take tickets and wait in line on gurneys. pt they were treated with great respect but queing so they could be burned, cremated here. earlier on about 10 minutes ago i'm talking there were 50 fires burning. this is actually the overspill, kate, from the main crematorium. the traditional one which is just on the other side of this wall here. they've now been able to go back to using that. they started the day that side of the wall. they moved across to here. and now they're going back the other side. now they reckon at the beginning of the day they thought they were going to be dealing with 150 p

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heartbreaking. >> sam, we appreciate you and your team very much on the ground there. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. why did this happen in a country that is the biggest vaccine producer in the world yet a net exporter of covid-19 vaccine right now? how much of this was bad leadership? not enough vaccine? why? >> well, you know, there's a lot of reasons here. i mean, you know, this is a country i'd been following what is happening in india closely. i have friends and family on the ground over there. they were declaring this to be the end game a month ago. they thought they were out of this. and, you know, there is a significant, you know, impact because of that. people started letting their guard down. they had the gigantic gatherings of people together without masks on as part of the political rallies. and, you know, this is a country of 1.4 billion people. very high population density. you start to mix in all these factors and i think that's a prescription for real problem. you know, it's interesting, a lot of people are focusing on

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meantime, vice mayor sam salmon hopes that residents trust the process as it unfolds. >> reality is don't want to start a process. and after collecting signatures turned it in and have some of the challenges are. and then after >> now the group has already received the 20 signatures needed to refile the notice and they're hoping to have it turned in by tomorrow. >> it's 6.52 right now and and coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news rent is starting to head back up. >> and the bay area. we'll take a closer look at where things stand after seeing a tumble in the prices because of the pandemic. >> we are back 6.50, time. 6.55. is the time. and if you're thinking about taking advantage of lower apartment. rental prices in san francisco. well, you better act fast because according to real estate agencies, apartment list and zillow rental prices are going up or at least they have in the past couple of months. one bedroom anywhere between 2500 a little over $3,000 per month right now. >> this past month in san francisco. we saw prices go up 3 percentage points month over month which 3% d

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cnn's sam kiley live in delhi with much more. sam, give us a sense of what you're seeing there. >> well, john, i am in the same crematorium i spoke to you from about two hours ago. and there's been no let-up in the number of bodies that are being brought in and being put on fires, cremated, given their last rites, attended on occasion by no member of the family, not even friends. i spoke to one gentleman a bit earlier today who said that he was here to say farewell to a friend that had organized his cremation because -- excuse me, every other member of the family was dangerously ill with covid, including the children. now as you say, the official figures for india are pretty terrifying. but they may well be underestimated by a tune of at least 100%. some people are saying -- some analysts in the world health organization are saying 20 or 30 times the numbers of people declared may have had the infection of covid, may have it. and clearly the death toll is soaring. now in these crematoria, they're burning about 600 bodies a day. t