be replaced with humanity whew mankind human race people has had to research or some of those are man in as well were british war heroes to tim collins back in 2017 describe to listeners the ludicrous and dangerous morass into which obsequious and p.c. addled senior officers have led the british army which means he doesn't like it. so we can conclude from this is. 4 years on after that voice was originally given soldiers are still not quite ready to have their language policed probably because if you knew your me you've got a few other things to worry about let's not forget but the army has been at the forefront of the quality they've been teaching mentor on their own trousers for centuries washed on one saw it turn over. to the book about dropping bombs on middle eastern villages is the absolute definition of inclusive ety they'll kill everyone without prejudice. probably a long time for we see scenes like this on the front line. story. oh my god did i say less. is more migrants make their way to america southern border fewer americans appear to support joe biden's handling of the cr

stuff don't call each other lads soldiers are told to be more inclusive and avoid using words such as mankind and sportsmanship over fears that they could cause offense to regiment sergeant major reportedly told his men. people that they need to try harder to up hold the regiments v. and s. v. and s. dance with values and standards do not mix it up with b. and s. he also said that everyone has to remember d. and on that diversity and inclusion and gents men lads other phrases like there are not to be use and this is my favorite he said it should be made sure that people are getting paid the correct compliments will come along way says no. you're. right you know what this story has caused some our rage among friends or gobs like these more with of course actually there's nothing new about these directions they came out in 2017 released by the british army's joint equality diversity and inclusion unit or jeddah as it's known. who are inclusive most important so some poles from the guidance from the u.k. military's jet i war is inclusive jesting sportsmanship be replaced with fairness or good hu

this is a mankind thing. >> a mankind thing indeed. covid has claimed 200,000 lives in india as the country battles a devastating surge of infections. the shipment is expected to deliver in two days. >>> a new push to is taking place. >> there's a school where this redwood tree enters and ends in that pool. >> reporter: he's talking about salmon smelt making their way through sea in lowered water flow. 20% of california's native coho come from this watershed. >> well in an average year which is the past 25 years, we get about 500 fish. but historically we would get 5,000 fish. so, if we're lucky, we can barely scrape by. >> reporter: salmon have been fighting an upstream battle in this stream for 500 years. drought does not make it any easier. and this is a problem throughout the state. >> the water that the salmon need is the same water that a city need to stay healthy. >> reporter: they're asking governor newsom to protect water flow. if the salmon fade away in this coming drought they worry about cultural and ecological homicide. th

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we are grateful to all the people who have helped mankind progressive and further on the part of. iran's foreign minister says that israel is to blame for a blackout at an underground nuclear site to run vowing revenge the incident was earlier described by iranian government officials as an act of terrorism in the tons facility suffered an outage on sunday a day after the president of them failed a new set of advanced centrifuges for faster you really even richmond the media in israel citing western intelligence sources was immediately reporting the cyber attack was carried out by israel's intelligence agency on sunday israel's prime minister stressed the importance of fighting against iranian nuclear isolation. the fight against iran and its proxies the fight against iran's nuclear program the fight against iran's nuclear a zation is a huge task. for the incident overshadow ongoing talks between iran and world powers on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal to run claims the attack was designed to scupper the talks. political scientist at tehran university also says that israel's the mo

and that thing blinking up there let's look and that's the 1st one mankind has ever it's so unfair it's you know it's with us that part was your last we came to all hard science you always have the impression of russia. that we were always at the forefront on the night at the end of this one we why are you enjoying the whole cold war we never took sides what it's truly belong to the west of the alliance but it's true also that the number of sides of that when the height of the cold war it was the philippines which reached out to russia the soviet union and established definitely. because we knew that's were the only chance. but us city of brooklyn center in minnesota has seen a day of violent race riots off to the fatal shooting of a black man by police. the man was shot while in a car after being pulled over for a traffic violation a people flocked to the local police department it was looting in the area as well as clashes the national guard reportedly deployed tear gas used as well the brooklyn center it's about 10 miles from minneapolis where last year the death of a black man at th

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who have devoted their lives to speech exploration we are grateful to all the people who have helped mankind progressive and further on the path of space travel. so it's a big anniversary for the 1st manned flight into space and so we're going pretty big on our coverage here at r.t. throughout the day in fact we get up close and personal with 3 russian cosmonauts and one after the course them about life in space and ultimately how it compares with the way it's shown in the movie but also on. you tube channel. that's it for now but we are back with more. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by phone personally those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. for just as much of a limo.

mankind it's ever. so i'm afraid it's you know it's live on stuff out was your last we came to all hard science you always have the impression of russia. that we were always at the forefront on that i can tell you this while you're enjoying the whole cold war we never took sides well it's truly belong to the west of the alliance but it's true also 'd the number of sides of that when the height of the cold war it was the philippines who reached out to russia but the soviet union and established definitely. because we knew that's where it's. because he's been imposed in brooklyn sense of minnesota until morning after violent riots broke out over the fatal shooting of a black man by police. but the man in question was shot while in a car after being pulled over for traffic violation people flocked to the local police department there was looting in the area as well as clashes the national guard was reported deployed and tear gas was used the consensus is located just 10 miles from minneapolis where last ye

who have devoted their lives to speed exploration we are grateful to all the people who have helped mankind progressive and further on the path of peace travels. iran is vowing revenge against israel after blaming it for a blackout an underground nuclear side in times iran has branded the cyber attack as an act of terrorism. has various sources confirm the designers regime was behind this incident response will be to exact revenge of the zionist regime at the right time and place well israel has not confirmed or denied any involvement in the incident or their prime minister binyamin netanyahu took a once again at iran's nuclear program during a joint address with the u.s. defense secretary. in the middle east there is no threat that is more serious more dangerous person that posed by the fanatical regime in iran my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never alone you're wrong to have the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goole over a limited newsroom the natanz facility suffered an outage on sunday a day after the president unveiled a brand new set of advanced cent

something they say mankind triggered by dumping pesticides into the ocean near the channel islands back in the 1970s. >> it is a sexually transmitted virus, which is an efficient way to spread the virus because you have to reproduce to keep the species going. >> we can utilize the animals and respect them by taking advantage of learning as much as we can from them. >> ironically and unfortunately the cancer is very similar to human cervical cancer. scientists hope that studying the disease may unlock answers on how to prevent it and people. >>> scientists will be investigating the death of a gray well found in the bay. the animals was spotted this morning. chrissy field. the army corps of engineers towed the angel island. they will perform a necropsy to determine how they died. >>> coming up to my special day for one of the newest >>> the warriors center, james wiseman is no longer a teenager. the rookie turned 20. can't really go out and sell in miami but the head coach, steve kerr did acknowledge the big day in the film session earlier. >> we had a birthday video for him. we all got s

the code of ethics provides in the policy manual law enforcement officers fundamental duty to serve mankind and safeguard guard lives and property and to protect the innocent against assumption in the weak against oppression and intimidation is that right and that is crude. if you could take that down. police department also has a professional policing policy as i write is that a high level can you describe what professional policing means that context yes minneapolis police department professional policing. it's really about treating people with dignity and respect above all else at the highest level it's that we see each other as necessary we value one another and it's really treating people with the dignity and respect they deserve if we can display then exhibit 215. drawing your attention to for. section 5 ish 104.01. seriousness the professional policing policy yes it is in could you read the 1st bullet please the 1st bullet greets be courteous respectful polite and professional. and if you would then also read the 3rd bullet. ensure that the length of any detention is no longer than n

that we look at the battle by a biologist to save mankind for us from the ravages of the developments in brazil. around the clock this is out 0 life and also coming up. my son had a smile that was worth a $1000000.00. yes the funeral for a 20 year old shot by a police officer in the same u.s. city where george floyd was killed. violence flares between palestinians and israelis and watched bodies to reach them during the holy month of ramadan. so it could be the world's moment of peril or a moment of opportunity the dramatic declaration from joe biden as he pledges the u.s. will be a global leader on climate change the president's kicked off a virtual summit on earth day by committing to an ambitious reduction in carbon emissions but critics are dismissing his plans as costly and ineffective white house correspondent can we help it because i have a virtual global summit convened by u.s. president joe biden and an invitation to world leaders to combat climate change collectively the signs are on mistakes the science is undeniable and the cost of inaction is keeps mounting united states

power of the fossil fuel industry this is the most powerful most profitable industry in the history of mankind and they have to limit they will not go down without a fight and so i think we have to understand that this is a fight it's about power and it has nothing to do with the science. appreciate that important months ahead thanks very much indeed speaking to us from california thank you. i just think with you thanks for the opportunity now to cuba the end of the castro era with the transfer of power to a new leader as canelo that succeeds raul castro's communist party chief the most powerful position cuba has been on has been president since 2018 the succession marks the end of 6 decades rule by role castro and his late brother fidel who led cuba's 159 revolution. the party of german leader anglo-american has but i'm going to succeed her as the conservative candidate for chants of the times elections the christian democrat leader was supported by more than 3 quarters of syria party members in a secret ballot and follows a weeklong power struggle with rival marcos soda from the system c s a

the street art for mankind teaming up with the world food program along with the colts company, the pink, the tallest mural in oakland as part of the 6 mural series being painted across the country to help raise awareness and to mobilize support to fight hunger, especially after the pandemic. according to the department of agriculture african americans are twice as likely to face hunger as non-latino caucasian households and to give back to local minority communities. kellogg company is donating cash to support local food, justice programs in each of those 6 cities. the mural is the 3rd of the 6. >> from the bottom of our hearts. >> thank you to everyone made possible use their talent, their love and their absolute that are in the world thank you for putting a human face on a global problem and the face of a beautiful child. >> if you download the behind the wall app and photographed the mural you'll get instant access to details about the yard work and how you can take local action locally along with globally. meanwhile, the u.s. navy's newest ship now ready to hit the waters. the commi

katty: he lived a life of public service but he is still remembered as a grandfather too. 60 years ago, mankind went to space for the very first time. for the ussr, yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a singular achievement and a propaganda coup. here is a report on the moment a russian hero was born. reporter: british space conquerors park. it is a celebration of the russia achievements in space expiration, and the reason the park was built here was that 60 years ago, this place became part of a remarkable story. ♪ on the 12th of april 1961, a soviet air force pilot, yuri gagarin, became the first human to blast into space. and on his descent, he parachuted out of the tiny space capsule he was in and landed here. this was farmland at the time. much to the surprise of a five-year-old girl who was out in the fields planting potatoes. >> [speaking in russian] reporter: what do you remember most about this space man who was suddenly standing in front of you? >> [speaking in russian] mu♪ [cheers] [triumphant music] >> to see the prime minister. mr. mcmillan said, he is a delightful fel

world food program, and street art for mankind. >>> some of country music's biggest names will be on it this weekend. >> the 56 country music awards airs right here on kpix5. keith urban and mickey guiding are the host this year and this is the first year ever that a black woman is hosting and for the first time in history, five black artists are nominated for awards in a single year. >> there's all kinds of countries, some of the fact that we are getting to finally show the diversity of the genre itself. >>> at least 25 artists are taking several stages in nashville including the grand old opry, bird cafc broadway avenue to bring us live performances for the academy of country music awards airs sunday night at 8:00 right here on kpix5 and streaming on paramount plus. >>> emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family

marine mammal center has determined the cause of the disease and how it holds both promise and shame for mankind. john ramos is the story. >> reporter: see lands have become a sort of spirit animal for the bay area. one day they may actually save the life of somebody you love, but for the most tragic of reasons. the sea lions that hang out at pier 39 are always a tourist favorite and this four-year-old doesn't want anything bad to happen to them. >> they need to be safe and they need to live in a safe place. >> reporter: they have not been safe for a long time. in 1979, the marine mammal center began finding sea lions dying from cancer called urogenital carcinoma. since then up to one quarter of all adult sea lions admitted to the hospital have died from it. it has been a mystery until now. researchers have discovered that the cancer is caused by a sea lion version of genital herpes. >> it is a sexually transmitted virus which is actually quite an efficient way to spread if you are a virus because you have to reproduce to keep a species going. took the lead researcher said man has a hand in this

sixty years ago, mankind went into space for the very first time. for the ussr, yuri gagarin's single orbit of the earth was a huge achievement — and a propaganda coup. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports on the moment a new russian hero was born. he was the original rocket man. yeah gagarin, the first human being to do this. let's go, he said. he went into space. we can will never forget the moment is the first spaceman returned to us. he landed in yield, where she and her grandmother were planting potatoes. i soon where she and her grandmother were planting potatoes-— planting potatoes. i saw something oranre and planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. _ planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. when - planting potatoes. i saw something orange and beautiful. when it - planting potatoes. i saw something| orange and beautiful. when it came towards us, we were scared. then we had a voice saying ladies, wait. i am one of our guys. granny, i said, it is speaking russian, it is probably human. i asked how

for the mankind yesterday, we had a clunker. followed by the big show. for the championship game. rolling it up from indianapolis. tied at 77. the two minute mark. here, cody riley and at the other end, a true gem sagging up here as well. a great block. he was far from done. final seconds tied in here. a whistle for a charge. he came up the game went to overtime. ucla with the ball. it oh! oh, yes! he came for this m and the red sox for the win. oh, yes. here it is. it's unbelievable. >> suggs here within alzheimer. a shot at the buzzer. heading here against baylor for monday's national championship game. in the meantime, the women here later today at stanford in the title game. against arizona. first time in the history of the men or women statements they have met for the national basketball championship. >> i'm really excited that we have two teams this is a dream come true. very evident that a lot of those don't even watch it because you know the ratings are inaccurate or whatever. so, start watching it. start paying attention. it's the best in the country. >> she does have a p

. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin stepping foot on the moon's surface. >> mike collins alone now in the command module. >> michael collins staying back. he was the command module pilot. >> we crew felt the weight of the world on our shoulders and we wanted to do the best we possibly could. >> he'd been asked over the years if he felt left out for not walking on the moon, too. >> as far as feeling left out or anything, not at all. i felt very much an equal partner with them. >> today, michael collins' family revealing he has died at 90 years old after a battle with cancer, saying they are celebrating his life, his sharp wit, his quiet sense of purpose, his wise perspective, gained both from looking back and earth from the vantage of space and gazing across calm waters from the deck of his fishing boat. tonight, michael collins in his own words of his view of earth. >> beyond its size and its gloss, it's a fragile little tiny thing, beautiful, shiny though it may be, it's very fragile. >> words to remember. i'll

if you look at the street art mankind app, you will get more information about world hunger and what you can do to help. >> that's amazing. >>> the warriors and the second harvest food bank teamed up for a drive through distribution. they called the for dishes. they have provided half 1 million people a month with food sense d e eri upone e thlong ju ndi heartbreaking. it's still a year into the pandemic, there is so much need. >> a nonprofit called the athletes corner in this event, they work with professional athletes to fight hunger and strengthen athletes through sports. >> they are doing >> absolutely. >> i applaud everyone involved. does anyone have big weekend plans, here? >> i'm working. let's not forget, larry. >> spencer, you are off, right? >> i will be enjoying the weather. >>> it will be almost summerlike. it is breezy once again. this pattern has been with us all weekend long, especially breezy right now in san francisco where the wind speed is 55 miles per hour. you can see a little bit of a wimpy marine layer push out through san francisco. we have blue skies above ri

scientific community compare it to the historic wright brothers test that brought controlled flight to mankind. >> president biden getting mixed marks in new fox polling of, tracking his first 100 days in office, the president earning his highest job approval rating for his handling of the coronavirus pandemi

it's part of joint initiative by un world food program and street art for mankind. >>> today after six months in space, a bay area astronaut will hurdle back to earth. >> the napa native spent a total 185 days on international space station. rubins got to do some pretty cool things. this was her fourth space walk. she continued solar power system upgrade and helped finishing wiring a european experiment background. >> she even got to vote from space during the november election more than 200 miles above earth using a secure electronic ballot. mission control forwarded the ballot to space station and relayed completed ballot to the county clerk. rubins' descent will be aboard a russian space. >> hopefully she's greeted by loved ones. how proud are we? >> super proud. >>> let's get to another awesome woman, gianna. how is the morning commute. >> thank you. and she's cool. that's very cool. i will take awesome any day. >>> nimitz freeway, south bound 880, brake lights to contend with. the good news is they just cleared lanes. we had an accident here. all lines are open from the trouble sp

it's part of a joint initiative by un world food program and street art for mankind. >>> today in san francisco. >>> st. anthony's will serve its 46 millionth free meal. it served 2800 freshly repaired meals a day last year. they reached peak of 3800 meals in one day at the height of the pandemic. today's event is set to start at 11:00 this morning. mayor london breed is expected to join and commemorate the milestone. >>> 5:46. let's get another check on the roads. >>> it's getting busy in some spots especially for the commute into the altamont pass. if you are getting up early and ready to head out and typically take 580, will see brake lights now. west bound out of tracy as you connect to 580 is where we are seeing brake lights building and extends to north flynn at this point. the travel time is in the yellow, 33 minutes from 205 to 680. that's really our slowest spot. the rest of major freeways are looking good. east shore freeway, highway 4. 101 out of the south bay is doing okay, a few brake lights. i will show you that in a second. 680 both directions, traffic moving at the lim

scientists discovered it's caused by a sea lion form of herpes something they say mankind triggered by dumping pesticides into the ocean near the channel islands in the 1970s. >> it's a sexually transmitted virus which is quite an efficient way to spread if you are a virus because you have to reproduce to keep the species going. >> we can kind of respect them in death by taking advantage of learning as much as we can from them. >> this is similar to human cervical cancer. scientists say they hope studying the disease can unlock answers on how to prevent it in people. >>> it is 20 minutes after 5:00. after break on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> more movie theaters set to reopen tomorrow. the question, will audiences return? how theaters are trying to convince them to come back. >>> at 7:00 on cbs this morning, the deputy secretary of defense kathleen hicks in her first interview on how she's breaking barriers. and the delta ceo is discussing his controversial comments on georgia's new election law. it's 52:00 is. >>> more theaters are reopening doors to movie goers and studi

scientific community compare it to the historic wright brothers test that brought controlled flight to mankind. >> president biden getting mixed marks in new fox polling of, tracking his first 100 days in office, the president earning his highest job approval rating for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, while his lowest ratings are on immigration and border security. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. president biden is planning for his first joint address on congress, it will be on wednesday night, it will look different from past joint addresses, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. david spunt is live, tracking all of this for all of us. >> reporter: the reason the president is holding the joint address is to mark his 100 days and the 100 days in office for any president of the united states regardless of political party is important because it sets the tone. it sets the ayou jen da for what -- agenda for what the next few years will look like in the white house as the president is in power. as you mentioned, high marks for the coronavirus, lower marks for immigration. 58% o