rules of the senate i hereby appoint the honorable mark warner as senator from the commonwealth of virginia . >> .. all right. you testified about certain things that happened during your care, your running all sorts of tests -- i'm sorry. you took some blood samples as well. >> correct. >> you took blood samples as well. >> correct. from the blood samples. >> can you explain what those samples are? >> the blood gas samples are analyzing different parts of the blood specifically looking at the ph of basic the blood is, looking at the amount of oxygen and blood, the amount of carbon dioxide. >> and carbon dioxide levels in this were pretty hi, words they? >> correct. >> do you recall what the blood carbon dioxide level was in the blood gas sample you initially took? >> i believe the sample i took was venous blood gas sample which is which is less preferable as opposed to this blood gas sample. at the time i believed it was a venous sample and i believe the co2 level was around 100. >> all right, little over 100, perhaps. >> yes. >> that would be exceptionally high carbon dioxide levels. >> y

the army northern virginia would fight no more. that's a big so what. what about the enslaved population of appomattox and the rest of virginia? what was their future? and what about lower and middle class whites that didn't own slaves but would be deeply affected by what was about to happen? we're going to head down to the village and visit the kelly house that could be known as the robynson house and explore a story that sheds like in a national significance of what happened after the surrender. here on the eastern edge of the village of appomattox court house. we find the kelly house at the time of the surrender. unlike the mcclain house, an upper middle class home, perfect for the surrender meeting for lee and grant. the kelly house far more represents what most people around appomattox county would have lived in in the 1860s. it's here we find an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about hannah reynolds immediately after the war. she passed we from wounds in the final battle but down here at the kelly house we find an excellent example

hello, texas, virginia, california, brooklyn, nebraska, georgia. kasimo olathe reno. it was everyone from the town's mentioned in your county libraries. hello catherine footer delighted that you're joining us from new york, and i think rimsy is working her way into our space and while she does i think i know what the first question is gonna be. so there we go, ramsey. fantastic and afraid you might still be muted. can you hear me now? okay, we're gonna start with a question when where and how did the spanish flu begin? and what caused it? and nancy, but i'm gonna jump in really quick to just suggest that the name spanish flu itself is a misnomer this flu did not begin in spain by any stretch of the imagination. in fact, it was called the spanish flu by contemporaries because the nation the world i should say was at war world war i was underway. spain was not a belligerent nation so they didn't have wartime censorship so as country after country after country succumbed to this flu attack, they hid the information they didn't talk about how many citizens were sick becau

hello texas, virginia, california, nebraska, georgia, casey moe, everyone from the towns mentioned in your county libraries. hello catherine fighter. delighted that you're joining us from new york. i think that she is working her way into our space. while she does i think i know with the first question is going to be. there you go. fantastic i'm afraid you might still be muted. >> can you hear me now? >> yes. we want to start with the question when, where, how did the spanish flu began? what caused it? >> nancy. >> i'm going to jump in really quick to suggest that the name spanish flu itself is a misnomer. this flu did not begin in spain by any stretch of the imagination. in fact it was called the spanish flu by contemporaries because the nation, the world i should say was at war. world war i was underway. spain was not a belligerent nation. they did not have wartime censorship. so as a country of the country of the country's a comes to this flu attack, they hid the information. didn't talk about how many citizens were set because they wanted to look strong in the midst of the conflic

. >> joseph's refugee paperwork cleared and he flew top richmond, virginia, where catholic charities found him a foster home. describing his feeling when he graduated from high school said, i felt like a newborn baby. i didn't know anything about society. >> he got a scholarship to college where he graduated from a grow in political science. >> president bush's refugee home. would you be interested in attending the event? >> i said a former president of the united states, i will go and take a photo and brag about it on facebook. >> president bush was so impressed he hired him to work at the institute. and he was the first portrait he decided to paint. >> until he authorized that korean act i would not come here to the united states. >> i became very interested in the north korean issues. classic case of unbelievable abuse of power and disrespect for the human condition. i said if anybody gets out of north korea, they should come to the united states. not many people took advantage of it, but joseph kim did. the man survivors and now thrives. it's a remarkable story. americans need to

and he flew to richmond, virginia, catholic charities found him a foster home, describing his feelings after he graduated high school, he said, i felt like a newborn baby. >> he worked his way through community college, then to bart college. >> they said president bush is gathering refugees would you be interested in attending. a former president of the united states, i would go and take a photo, and then i will brag about it on my facebook. >> president bush was so impressed with joseph he hired him to work at bush institute and his first portrait. >> he is very special person. in my life, without him, authorize that 2004 north korea human rights acted. i could not come here to the united states. >> is that interesting for you to have signed that act. >> yeah. >> then meet when in who benefited. >> i became interested in north korea issue, classic case of unbelievable abuse of power and disrespect for human condition. joseph, someone goes to america there are tough conditions. the man survives and now thrives and it is a remarkable story, americans need to pay attention to that kind o

chapters in virginia and north carolina broke ties with national well before the 6th, citing a departure from the original mission. others distanced themselves after the insurrection. >> jim arroyo: please rise for the invocation. >> alfonsi: including the country's largest chapter in arizona, where jim arroyo is vice president. while arroyo doesn't think the election was legitimate, he doesn't think anyone should have stormed the capitol. >> arroyo: i want to congratulate stewart rhodes and his ten militia buddies for winning first place in the ultimate ( bleep )contest, because that's what it was. that goes against everything we've ever taught, everything we believe in. it was pre-planned. it was pre-staged. ten guys go and do something stupid, and suddenly, we're the devil.l. ( prprotests )) >> alfonsi: in september, some arizona members showed up armed at a black lives matter protest in prescott. jim arroyo told us law enforcement coornatediwith him to help keep the peace. the local sheriff's department told us they didn't ask for their help. the critics of your presence there say, l

i go to virginia where a pwaog alou cell is marching against a local gun ordinance. 50 protesters show up in body armour, assault rifles and outlawed high capacity magazines. they carry igloo flags and carry hawaiian shirts and ironic patches. the group is led by mike dunn. >> how are you feeling about today? this is the next dish >> liberty shout-out being french. >> posture is like a seasoned squad leader, but it doesn't look like a group that is going to lead a violent insurrection, but i can see the threat they pose, though. they have demonstrated the potential to carry out acts of violence. some in law enforcement and the intelligence community also saw the threat. i have been told their concerns were rejected by the white house. >> among the counterterrorism community we took it seriously, but we need the presidential level leadership saying this is a threat and we are going to use all our tools to go after this threat and that never happened under trump. >> she said she tried to warn the white house about the rising threat of far right extremists, but the president and his allie

i am coming to you from axios headquarters in arlington, virginia. welcome to our audience. you can join the conversation on twitter using the @axios handle or #axiosoffense. -- #axiosevents. i will be joined by my colleagues to talk about the social political movements affecting national discourse, with respect to how activists have an hour shaping -- have been and are shaping the conversation. senator chang, welcome. thank you for being with us. sen. chang: thanks for having me. >> you were elected in 2014 to the michigan house. you were the first asian-american woman to do so, but i want to go back to before that, to your roots as a community organizer, and working with civil rights icon grizzly bog. i want to know what impact she had on the beginning of your career and your activism. sen. chang: grace and being around her in my first two years in detroit shaped a lot of who i am as well as my work as a community organizer and coalition builder. she and the people around her really taught me so much about grassroots organizing in detroit , detroit history as a civil-right

. >>> we do move on, there are new details this morning after two virginia police officers pulled over a black army officer with guns drawn and pepper sprayed him. >> police say since then one of the officers has been fired. liz elizabeth schulze has more. >> reporter: this morning, growing outrage over this newly-released body camera. >> open the door slowly and get out. >> what's going on? >> reporter: two virginia police officers threatening, drawing their guns and pepper spraying a uniformed u.s. army second lieutenant during a traffic stop. >> what's going on. >> get out of the car now. >> what's going on? >> what's going on, you're fixing to ride the lightning, son. >> reporter: the windsor, virginia officers say they stopped nazario for a missing rear license plate. even though he had a temporary plate taped to the back of his new suv. his hands raised, nazario, who is black and latino, recorded the incident on his cellphone, calmly telling the officers he's afraid to get out of his car. >> i'm honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be, get out. get out of the car. >> get you

a virginia sheriff's deputy opens fire on a man who had just called 911. his family saying the man was still on the phone when he was shot. what we' l

>> in christiansburg, virginia, they're using drones to deliver the goodies. not my goodies. but christianburg's goodies. >> oh, so i guess it's not milkshakes. cookies. >> girl scout cookies. they are committed to delivering at least 3,000 boxes of cookies in collaboration with google's parent company, alphabet. or alphabet inc., a subsidiary of google's parent company, so yeah, they're making it work. whoever came up with this idea needs an eagle scout badge. >> give them a special badge, like a technology one. >> s.t.e.m. >> those are your tech bytes. >>> apparently, there was a scene that played out where you remember "the birds", hitchcock. >> yes. >> ravens, seagulls. they were violeviolent. what if it were cockatoos. wait, what? this is a scene that played out in australia. you know, it goes with australia, with all types of craziness and wild animals. >> this is in new south wales. apparently these cockatoos flew over the cuckoo's nest. >> ooh, okay. that's a good one. wild scene. >> those cars are destroyed. >> if you go outside, you'll get a lot of good luck on you.

. >> arlington, virginia in second place, the only east coast town to fit in the top five. shockingly, new york city wasn't there. san francisco, bellevue, washington and seattle, washington following as the most chill cities. >> it's caring about your people, being open, friendly, supporting your small businesses. >> if sunnyvale's starting to feel too sugary sweet, don't worry, they burn it off. ranking first in physical health. >> every morning going out on a run. two to eight-mile run with my dog buddy. >> if you're about to move to sunnyvale, it will cost you. according to zillow, the average price of a home is $1,774,180. coming in dead last, kansas city, kansas. >> my hometown, toledo, ohio. 178 out of 191. >> ouch. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> no wonder you're a little high-strung, huh? >> hey, come on, will, i'm chill. you can insult me. >> you're chill. i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big differen

. >>> newly obtained video of a police confrontation in virginia. an army lieutenant suing officers who pulled their guns and pepper sprayed him during a traffic stop. >>> new images of the volcano erupting on the caribbean island of st. vincent. mass evacuations under way. thousands forced from their homes. cruise ships ready to take them to safety. >>> and the world bracing for a possible wine shortage. winemakers lighting fires, trying to save their freezing crops. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the pandemic and the alarming rise in new cases. for the first time in nearly two months, the u.s. reporting 82,000 cases in a single day. and now another hurdle in the vaccine rolout, states bracing for a severe drop in supply from johnson & johnson, an 85% decrease in shipments next week. and vaccination sites in four states closing down temporarily out of an abundance of caution after a small number of people reported mild adverse reactions to the johnson & johnson vaccine. health offic

he was driving home in this brand new black suv in december when police in wind sour, virginia, say they pulled him over because he didn't have proper license plates. but notice right here are the temporary plates sitting in the back window. the lieutenant admits he didn't stop for two minutes until he got to this gas station where it was well lit and when he refuses to leave his suv, one of the officers pulls out the pepper spray. >> get out. >> please relax. >> get out of the car right now. now. >> this is not how you treat -- i'm actively serving this country and this is how you're going to treat me? i didn't do -- whoa, hold on. what's going -- hold on. i just -- >> reporter: you see the officer, who used the pepper spray, now using his knees to beat the lieutenant as they push him into the cement. >> why am i being treated like this? why? >> because you're not cooperating. get on the ground. >> reporter: he was released with no charges and is suing police. in a statement, windsor police announced that officer joe gutierrez has been fired, saying that at the conclusion of this invest

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in west virginia, the governor today offering a $100 savings bond to 16 to 35-year-olds willing to get a vaccine. >> i'm telling you, it's time, west virginia, to shut this thing down. >> eva, back to this updated guidance on masks to come. anymore on what we were likely to hear? >> reporter: david, people are hoping to see a breakdown, a road map that breaks down those really big questions as far as masking, especially as it pertains to vaccination status and how far do we need to social distance outside without masks on. david? >> all right, we'll be watching torp. eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> and we continue to report here on the horrific scene unfolding across india. and tonight, this number. more than 350,000 new cases of the virus reported in just the last 24 hours. that's a global record. hospitals overcrowded, reports of patients dying outside waiting. and you will hear from a doctor tonight pleading now for oxygen. here's our foreign correspondent james longman now. >> reporter: tonight, an entire nation struggling to breathe. india at the global epicentre of the pandemic, more

virginia and jack burn. as my mom was waiting to see my dad, she said, each minute feels like an hour. i'm as nervous as a schoolgirl. that nervous schoolgirl right here tonight. >> oh, david. >> virginia birn from st. louis telling us about that long-awaited hug with her husband, jack. >> the lights went on again in my life. i looked into his eyes. and his eyes sparkled, as they always did when we were close together. it was a wonderful moment. i could hardly let go. >> the pictures tonight as powerful as that letter. one more couple back together. virginia and jack. that's why we do this. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night.

. >>> developing news, outrages growing over a video of police in virginia pepper spring and pulling guns on a black army lieutenant during a traffic stop. he is suing the office for everything that happened once he was pulled over. >> reporter: tonight, two windsor virginia police officers are being sued by an army lieutenant for everything that happened during a traffic stop. the officer attempts to stop the driver for a missing license plate. he pulls over and started his cell phone camera. he picked a well lit place to stop for safety. he does have a plate. a temporary plate is on the window of his brand-new car. as seen, the video, the situation go south. more than 20 times they ordered him out of the car. >> get out of the car! >> i am honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be! get out! >> i think officer gutierrez backs that up. >> one of the pepper, officers pepper sprays the man. >> he was released with no charges. windsor police have not responded to a request for comment. they are suing so these incidents do not happen in the future. >> british armed forces fired guns i

donovan lynch, who was shot in virginia last month, and tyrell wilson, a man who was also shot and killed by police last month. i spoke to oakland city councilmember noel gallo about how oakland stored boarded up windows. >> i understand the frustrations , the only thing i would do is respect properties. we have a right to demonstrate, protest, at the same time, we also need to keep those businesses open to keep our people employed. >> that is what abolished maine's, abolishing police activities and put in its place more humane sociological policing that help preserve the community as opposed to tearing it down, killing people. it is not just shootings, those we all know. it is t■he day in, day out policing where people are subject to racial profiling, police officers are stopping them, looking at them in their cars, represent hundreds of people, so they are angry, and they should be. >> reporter: we continue to get video into the newsro shows a group of people smashing the windows of a target and a car dealership, cars on fire. many of these same businesses were damaged last summer aft

in north carolina and now isaiah brown in virginia. authorities say brown was shot multiple times by a spots spotssylvania county sheriff's deputy, the body camera video released from the incident. >> you calling the police again? >> isaiah, what's going on? >> reporter: around 3 a.m. isaiah brown places a call to 911 in the midst of an argument with his brother over a car. >> what is the problem? >> i'm about to kill my brother. somebody needs to come here real quick. >> do you have a gun? >> yup. >> you have a gun on you? >> nope. >> reporter: brown unarmed and still on the phone with the 911 dispatcher walks outside and down the road when a sheriff's deputy responds to the scene. body camera footage capturing parts of the interaction. >> show me your hands now! show me your hands now! drop the gun. >> he's got a gun to his head. >> drop the gun now! stop walking towards me! stop! stop! >> reporter: the deputy firing several shots at brown. >> several gunshots to the abdomen. >> reporter: the family's attorney saying the officer mist

the couple from lancaster, virginia, can't contain their joy after getting their final covid-19 vaccine, fully inoculated like 53 million other americans. good for them. dancing their worries away. that's "nightline" for this evening. you can watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here, sam >>> a rally in support of a san francisco school board member who filed a lawsuit against the district, i'll tell you why. >> it's like a job, californians spending hours looking for a vaccine, now a backlog as millions more become eligible. >> warmer weather arrives tomorrow. >> a big week for santa cruz county, the move into the orange tier and a major attraction reopening. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us i'm ama dates. >> an in production batch of johnson & johnson failed a quality check and cannot used. johnson & johnson johnson johns still plan to meet their goal by the end of june. >>> in california, millions more people will be eligible for the covid-19 coming tomorrow. everyone over the age of 50 will

donovan lynch, who was shot in virginia last month, and tyrell wilson, a man who was also shot and killed by police last month. i spoke to oakland city councilmember noel gallo about how oakland stored boarded up windows. >> i understand the frustrations , the only thing i would do is respect properties. we have a right to demonstrate, protest, at the same time, we also need to keep those businesses open to keep our people employed. >> that is what abolished maine's, abolishing police activities and put in its place more humane sociological policing that help preserve the community as opposed to tearing it down, killing people. it is not just shootings, those we all know. it is t■he day in, day out policing where people are subject to racial profiling, police officers are stopping them, looking at them in their cars, represent hundreds of people, so they are angry, and they should be. >> reporter: we continue to get video into the newsro shows a group of people smashing the windows of a target and a car dealership, cars on fire. many of these same businesses were damaged last summer aft

he held a news conference after visiting a vaccination site in alexandria, virginia. he is telling sates to make all adults eligible for a vaccine by april 19 instead of first. to contact the vaccine team, go to abc7news.com/vaccine. that is where you will find the latest headlines and the rules about who is eligible for a shot. that is all on abc7news.com/vaccine. >>> the city of danville has a legal fight ahead of it after the shooting death of a homeless man. today, a lawyer for the man's family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city. leslie brinkley explained how they will be using never before seen video of that encounter with police. >> reporter: this is a disturbing video of a danville police officer pointing his gun at a homeless man. the officer said he suspected the man, 32-year-old tyrell wilson has thrown rocks at cars on interstate 680. a witness driving by the intersection recorded the a cat encounter on march 11. wilson was shot once in the face and collapsed and died. >> this video was somehow -- the police waived the person who took

. >>> outrage quickly spreading online over a video police in virginia pepper spray and pulling guns on an army lieutenant during a traffic stop . he is now suing the office. we take you through that interaction. >> reporter: to police officers are being sued by an army lieutenant claiming his right violated during a traffic stop captured on the multiple cameras. >> put your hands on the window. >> body camera rolling for a missing rear plate. behind the wheel. pulling over at a gas station 100 seconds later and starting a camera. he picked a well lit place to stop for safety. he does have a temporary plate taped to his window. as seen on the video the situation goes south quickly as a second officer arrives on the scene. more than 20 times they warned him out of the car. >> i am honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be. >> do you think he had a right to fear for his life? >> absolutely. i think the officer back set up. >> one officer pepper sprays him and removes them from the suv. he was released with no charges. police have not responded to requests for comment the attorney sa

this morning a virginia man is in critical condition after being shot by police during a domestic disturbance call. here is what the man's family is saying. >> the family of isaiah brown say people mistook a cordless house phone for a gun. a warning, some of the video may be hard to watch. brown placed a call to 911 in the midst of an argument with his brother over his car. he walked outside when a sheriff's deputy arrived. body cam footage captured part of the action. >> show me your hands now. show me your hands. drop the gun. he has a gun to his head. >> drop the gun now. stop by the door. stop, stop. >> the deputy fired several shots at brown, then performed live saving measures before brown was taken to the hospital in critical condition. this is an incident that clearly should have been de-escalated. it was not a situation that needed to result in another shooting of an unarmed black male. >> the attorney is also asking for dispatch audio with the deputy before the shooting to be released. he says there was a failure of communication between the dispatch and the officer. >>> badly neede

san francisco ranked third in the study just behind arlington virginia, bellevue and seattle washington which rounded out the top five. >> interesting. okay. >> congratulations. that is probably why it is so expensive to live there also in sunnyvale. let's take a look at what is going on. i want to focus on the beach because we keep talking about how warm it will be around our bay and inland areas, the beach not so much. because we have had these very strong northwesterly winds, we have had a ton of upwelling. the top of the water has been pushed down to the south and replacing that with colder water coming up underneath it. it is 49 degrees. úit is about in santa cruz and the air and that is as warm as we could find along the coast. 69 is what most of us will be in the mid-50s to low 60s. look for more cloud cover sunday especially around the monterey bay and temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. it will not be the warmest or the calmest weekend at our beaches but good luck if you are heading there. >> new at six, oakland police chief will be joining us alive. will talk with him abo

the others are new york, pennsylvania, ohio, illinois michigan and west virginia. for california's todays change means the state will now have 52 seats in the house of representatives instead of 53. so certainly a very interesting development. liz i know you've been looking into this and why it's so important and what it means exactly. >> california has lost a seat but 6 states gained seats including texas who gained two seats and florida which gained one. for california it comes to slow population growth. it's not that we're not growing it's just that we're not growing as fast as other places. >> reporter: for the first time in california history, the state has lost a congressional seat. instead of 53 house seats we'll have 52. the change comes after the change in california residence growth. >> the state is actually growing it's just not growing at the same rate that it was in prior decades. >> reporter: states like texas will gain two house seats and florida will gain one. but why. >> why california hasn't grown so much in the past i think there's a number of fa

. >>> two police officers in virginia,, drawing guns. a block or meet attendant. a new lawsuit. >>> the housing work is soaring during the pandemic what buyers and sellers need to know it's all coming up. see you soon. >>> the spring relaunch of san francisco sunday streets program in chinatown. debuting the rise together season as part of the chinatown walkway weekend featuring small happenings creating in partnership with diverse communities in the city where the space provides health and wellness programming running from 11:00 to have a clock on grant avenue. >>> as we work through the pandemic the changing workplace is one of abc 7 key pillar in building a better bay area. companies around the world are strategizing how they will shift gears from surviving the pandemic to thriving over the next decade. we show you the future will continue to be disruptive. >> reporter: remote work shows how quickly you can respond to the pandemic there is going to be a shift from surviving to thriving with risk. >> companies are willing to fail and fail fast. they are able to

. >>> this morning, one of two virginia police officers accused of pepper spraying and pointing their guns at a black army officer during a traffic stop has been fired. an officer made the stop for a missing rear license plate, even though temporary plates were in the back window. army second lieutenant kron the dario pulled over at a gas station nearly two minutes later because he was trying to get to somewhere well let. police body cam video shows the two officers ordering him to get out of the suv. one of them pepper sprayed him, and forcibly removed him, dragging him to the ground. the officers say they felt he was, quote, eluding police. officer joe gutierrez has been fired and now he is doing and then the other officer involved. for migration and social justice is one of the five issues we are focused on in our commitment to building a better bay area. in the south a, there is a big show of support for the aapi community. a group of japanese drummers joined a march against asian hate. >> yesterday, they marched on the transit center. they say it served as a processing point for

amazon is planning to test the new service in several markets starting in virginia. drivers would unpack boxes, assemble items like coaches and install appliances like washers and dryers mac. they would also be able to remove items that the customer was not satisfied. >>> scientists say they have developed painting can help fight climate change. purdue university says the ultra white color reflects up to 90% of sunlight and can reduce the need for air conditioning. they say it could even reduce carbon emissions if used on a mass scale. white paint is commonly used in warmer climates to cool down the buildings. this new formula absorbs far less sunlight. >>> happening today, anderson cooper takes over as guest host of jeopardy. the news anchor revealed on jimmy kimmel that he will host for the next two weeks. he has been on the show multiple times. he has been on four times, as a matter of fact. he is going to be the fifth guest host since the death of alex trebek. you can watch jeopardy weeknights at 7:00 right here on abc7. we are not giving respect to that one prod

this morning, a virginia man is in critical condition after being shot by police during a domestic disturbance call. jobina is out the live desk with more on what the family is now saying. >> the family of isaiah brown says police mistook a cordless house phone for a gun. some of the video you are about to see is hard to watch. early monday morning, brown placed a call to 911 in the midst of an argument with his brother over his car. he walked outside when a sheriff's deputy arrived, body camera footage captured part of the interaction. >> show me your hands, now. show me your hands. drop the gun. she's got a gun to his head. drop the gun now. stop, stop, stop. >> the deputy fired several shots at brown, then performed life-saving measures before brown was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> this is an incident that clearly should've been de- escalated. it was not a situation that needed to result in another shooting of an unarmed black male. >> the attorney is also asking for the dispatch audio, with the deputy before the shooting to be released. he said there was a failure of com

west virginia encouraging young people to get their vaccine shots, offering money as an incentive. and the new safety guidance about kids and summer camp, what parents need to know this morning. >>> protesters demanding answers overnight about the fatal police shooting of andrew brown jr. >> say his name. >> his family saying they were shown only 20 seconds of body cam footage, claiming brown had his hands on the steering wheel when he was shot. this as the federal government opens an investigation into the louisville police department just over a year after the deadly shooting of breonna taylor.

. >> san francisco ranked third in the study, just behind arlington, virginia, bellevue, and seattle, washington rounded out the top five. are you feeling relaxed? >> let me check in with myself. >> okay. what did your soul tell you? >> yeah, i feel good. it's a friday. >> it is. >> it feeling like a good day, mike. >>> is going to be a great day and even better weekend. part of that is because the giants are playing, it is funny, it'll feel li at oracle. look at this at 1:35, it is going to be mainly sunny, 56. those breezes are going to be pretty stout. those flags in the outfield are definitely going to be pointing over toward oakland. so dress accordingly. if you are sitting in the shade, you are going to want that hoodie. if you are sitting in the sun, maybe a little bit lighter. here's a look from the export- oriented, cortisone right developing right here. and another one from san jose. let's talk about what will happen today, sunny and cooler except at the coast, dependence aglow coast were clouds will linger. it'll be cool again with more clouds, especially in the southern ha

a marketing manager from vienna, virginia... and our returning champion-- an actor, originally from chesterton, indiana, ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- anderson cooper. i like your head exploding there, mike. thank you very much, johnny gilbert. i can't--it's so exciting to have johnny gilbert say my name, i'm-- it's thrilling. welcome to "jeopardy!" our new champion, mike nelson, whose head exploded there, was strong and steady throughout the game, and as a result, came out on top. i can tell you from experience, anything can happen here on "jeopardy!" nina and logan, welcome, good luck. let's get to the "jeopardy!" round in these categories... ...we're looking for definitions from merriam-webster's. mike, you're our returning champion make your pick. let's go, movie to stage for $200. mike. what is "shrek"? that is correct. movie to stage for $400. mike. what is "pretty woman"? - that's right. - movie to stage for $600. mike.

a librarian from alexandria, virginia... and our returning champion, an actor originally from chesterton, indiana... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you so much. welcome to "jeopardy!" one of the great perks of getting to guest host this show is that "jeopardy!" is matching all of these contestants' winnings to support some really worthy charities. and this week's donations are gonna go to the hospital albert schweitzer in haiti. i've spent a lot of time there since the hurricane. they do very important life-saving work. so, mike, monica, and kelly, i hope you make a lot of money. let's get started with the jeopardy! round in these categories. starting off with... the series premiers today on disney+. mike, you're our returning champion, your selection. let's do tribute bands for $1,000. mike. - what is u2? - that's right. tribute bands, $800. kelly. who is phil collins and genesis? correct. i'll take what's for lunch, $1,000.

a united states marine from virginia beach, virginia... and our returning champion, a bank examiner from winthrop, massachusetts... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now, here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- anderson cooper. thank you so much, johnny gilbert. i'm still so excited. johnny gilust amwe "jeopardy!" the playerare so srt they vm as d ghlead changes, i'm still so excited. johnny gilust amwe "jeopardy!" that was je opar! d ghlead changes, let's haveve ofuxcited. johnny gilust amwe "jeopardy!" to wrap up the week. good luck, kelly, dan, kimberly. let's play "jeopardy!" with these categories... starting off with... kelly, you're returning champion. you get the first pick. i'll have electoral college alumni for $200. kelly. - who's john mccain? - that's correct. electoral college, $400. dan. - what is illinois? - no, i'm sorry. kelly. - what is new york? - that's wrong. [ beep ] what is michigan. - kelly, your pick. - electoral college, $600.

an attorney from the bronx, new york... a middle school social studies teacher from woodbridge, virginia... and our returning champion, a student from long beach, california... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now, here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- aaron rodgers. thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to jeopardy! following the footsteps of a legend is something that i know a little bit about, and i learned the best way to honor their legacy is to put in the work and deliver at the highest level. so in the next two weeks, i hope i can make alex proud. brandon, erin, chris welcome. let's have a great game of "jeopardy!" good luck to the three of you. let's get into the jeopardy round with one daily double in these categories... followed by... and finally... brandon's our champion, off you go. the world in 1900 for $600, please. brandon? what is labor? the labor party. - what is the labor party? - correct. the world in 1900 for $800. chris? - what is oslo? - no. brandon? - what is helsinki? - correct. the world for $1,000.

the johnson & johnson vaccine expected to drop 85% this week forcing vaccine sites from california to virginia to tap the brakes. >> we don't have a clear answer about why the fluctuation and drop off. >> reporter: while it is not an insurmountable hit, every speed bump gives more time for virus variants to spread. cases of the uk and brazil variant climbing rapidly already across the country. >> reporter: while we may not have as great a surge is on the fall we do have concerns about unnecessary hospitalizations and deaths heading toward the light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: moderna executive say they believe they will have a booster shots available to protect you against the virus variant by the end of this year but before we get to the boosters there are still a few hundred million people who need to become fully vaccinated. abc news, new york. >> this morning we are learning more about the royal families plans for the funeral of prince philip. we are at buckingham palace with more on how the pandemic is forcing them to scale back. >> reporter: here in london we are in countrywid

donovan lynch, shot and killed in virginia last month, and tyrell wilson, a danville man who was shot and killed by police last month. civil rights attorney john buress is representing a family. i spoke to him about the idea of abolishing police and i spoke to noel guyo on how oakland stores boarded up windows ahead of the demonstration. >> i understand the people's frustrations. the only thing that i would do is ask to respect the properties. we have a right to demonstrate, protest, but at the same time, we also need to keep those businesses open to keep our people employed. >> to me, that is what abolishment means, it means abolishing certain types of police activities and putting in more humane policing that, in fact, helps preserve the community as opposed to tearing it down and killing people when you should, in fact, be protecting them. it is not just the shootings that take place. those we all know. it is the day in and day out policing where people are the subject of racial profiling, where police officers are stopping them, looking at them, checking in the cars, i represent h

martha raddatz mentioned that incident with the -- with the soldier who was in virginia, who was seen in his army fatigues with his hands up, still being maced by the police officer. and, you know, i want to show everyone in america watching, the one thing that's made the difference over the course of time, the one thing that's made the difference are these things, cell phones. where these incidents have been able to be documented. we would tell our teachers and other authority figures about the way that we would be often treated by police and no one would believe us. because there was nothing to document it. you just had to go on the word of a young black man. well, in america today, there are now these devices that document this, that show what's happening in the streets, that make it hard to change the narrative or change the story. we talk a lot about reconciliation and healing, that only happens when we start speaking the truth about what's really happening in america. and that is what is happening today. david? >> steve osunsami talking about the power of darnella frazier's vide

. >> i recognize the chair of the full committee from virginia for five minutes for questions. >> thank you madame chair. , you mentioned positive parenting exactly what does it mean and why is it important? >> thank you for your question. my father will be grateful the name nova rita is getting so much play today. positive parenting is a critical and important aspect it was brought up by doctor miller which i would love to ask doctor miller to comment further on that. >> thank you very much. this encompasses a number of different supports for parents and they want to begin by recognizing that for many parents includingnc adolescence you are pregnant and parenting they may not have always been exposed to healthy and respectful environments. we know for adolescence at our pregnant and parenting far too often it was also in the context of unhealthy environments so exposure is part of the story. earlier we heard about the study of childhood experience itself and we all recognize that the intergenerational impact of exposure to violence can impact the ways one parent's. what it is vital is

. >> now i recognize the chair of the full committee, representative god from virginia for 5 minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. miss novoryta, you mentioned positive parenting, exactly what does that mean and why is it important? >> thank you for your question. my father is going to be grateful miss novoryta is getting so much play today. parenting which is a critical and important aspect of the work we are discussing was brought up by doctor miller. i would love to ask doctor miller to comment further on that. >> okay. >> thank you very much. the term positive parenting encompasses a number of supports for parents and i want to begin, the first part is recognizing that for many parents including adolescents who are pregnant or parenting, they have not always been exposed to healthy and respectful environments, we know for adolescents are pregnant and parenting that far too often it was also in the context of unhealthy environment so exposure to violence is part of the story the we earlier heard about, average childhood experiences so we all recognize as miss timmons was saying the i

. >> josephine baker, virginia hall, and muslim pacifist noor khan were reported as -- recruited as prize -- spies