martinez— then they have got a chance. martinez is the man they've approached first. since leaving the club, he has been coaching belgium, ranked as the best... sacked by the owner. at everton, even stars can have an echo of the past. patrick gearey, bbc news. staying with the premier league and burnley�*s match against watford tomorrow has been postponed. sean dyche's side don't have the required number of players due to injuries, africa cup of nations commitments and covid—19 issues. when you get to the point you feel you cannot add leaks that you cannot, that has to be looked at. and they have welfare, and the hardest thing of all, because we are asked to isolate, they can to train, and therefore when they come back in, you've got two days to get ready and they can't play, and that's very difficult. celtic were 2—0 winners over hibernian as a full capacity crowd was allowed following the lifting of scottish government restrictions. fans are back for the first time in 2022 and came in their droves. new signing daizen maeda ofjapan scored for the glaswegians af

so margarita martinez was well known for covering crime scenes in very dangerous places like to on that. why do you think he was killed and who do you think was behind it? hi darren, thank you very much for joining me. it's nice to talk about this important issue. well, the barry, the question why he was kill it here was on there. if you say the one that is one of them most dangerous, see it is seen there were and mexico mainly. but once the behind, behind the money, so i think it's because he's very easy to kill any one the mexico because mexico is a country with a very high level so important. impunity corrode shows very low or centers of fossil bit cases just by golly or near the area down the border which one i use and marguerite was base, it is more than 90 percent of the cases are not on the side case of nothing solvent . and marguerite, the one facing the d. 3 if daily, daily, daily, every night he went out. yes. i mean you knew mother retired personally and you worked with him for quite some time briefly. what sort of journalist was see and how do you think he would be remembere

martinez is sharing the giving spirit all year round, from giving a little boy toys, two meals on the street. >> reporter: a free outdoor festival in richmond, love and hope for families in need. ashley santos brings her three younger siblings. >> it's super wholesome and amazing and heartwarming. >> reporter: with hundreds of chores, free haircuts, facepainting, crafts, and sweets, it is almost too much for 11-year-old breanna rodriguez to take in, first. >> i was like this is cool, and fun. >> reporter: martinez organized the all-day event over the holidays with about 30 relatives and friends. >> if we all give back a little bit it makes a big difference. >> reporter: he started a service group in 2018 witchy noted jm charity, his initials plus those of his sons and siblings. the whole family volunteers together. they were inspired by his parents, who made giving a priority despite the financial challenges of raising four sons. >> my mother always told me, when you do something, do it out of heart, don't expect nothing back. all of this is going to be free. >> reporter: behind the s

you request see the light showers over martinez and the east bay, concord, and near oakland and hercules. here is a live look with the wet bay bridge camera. you can see the rain drops on the cam a. temperatures in the low 50's as we start off the day. it's a milder start and as we head through the afternoon mostly cloudy skies for the coast and around the bay with supper 50's and as we look inland we are looking at low 60's, partly sunny skies this afternoon. you can see as we head through the day, dryer, quieter weather ahead. >>> let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >> be careful as you hitted roadways. we are starting to see some brake lights and delays especially for the ride into the pass. things getting a little busy westbound out of tracy, getting onto 580. seeing speeds dipping down into about 16 miles an hour. slow and go through there. stay sluggish at least through just about north flynn. the rest of the way it's clear. the travel times busier. we are seeing a 28 minute travel time from 205 toward 680. we will watch that. also watching san jose northbound 101 fr

and yet i was a freelance journalist to work with margarita martinez. he says mixon government needs to change it strategy on protecting journalists. mexico if, if a very dangerous country in general, where the cities like one are right now or similar, which is more dangerous or day, more dangerous for the journal. it's just a starting this year just. we are in the 22nd right now. and 2 journalists are being killed in mexico, one and barrow cruise in the right. no matter why is this happening? why the authority doesn't do anything? why there are not sold in this grant? that's the big question. they need to change the strategy in the course, and i show 99 reports and need the same done, the author christ. but it's important to think that you're not is because they represent the voice of the people, the boy for the community. if you kill the, you're not a school is going to tell their story. who's going to tell it to the community? the real story, the government need to change. the strategy do end up under breathy and need to change his suspicion because

home in the city of tuana, friends and family held a candlelight vigil to on a 14 year old margarita martinez. he been working as a photojournalist small than a decade, covering gang related violence and received regular threats. towana, which is near the u. s. border, is one of mexico's most violent cities. long got the with her, but you know, he was never worried. obviously it asked for help when he received credit. i think his form was improved with the panic button. but yours live a while. evian, with oh hey, nato was a freelance journalist who worked with margarita martinez. he says the mexican government needs to change it. strategy on protecting journalists, mexico if, if a very dangerous country in general on their disability like well, not right now or in the law, which is more dangerous or day. more dangerous for the journal. it's just a starting this year jobs we are in there. 22nd right now, until jordan aletha being killed in mexico, one and barrow crews in the ryan. oh my god, why is this happening? why they don't? it doesn't do anything. why there are not sold in this grant. th

a jorge nieto is a freelance journalist who worked with margarita martinez tells us the mexican government needs to change its strategy on protecting journalists. mexico if, if a very dangerous country in general, under the cities like one or right now or similar, which is more dangerous or day, more dangerous for the journal. it's just a starting this year just we are in there 22nd right now. and 2 journalists have been killed in mexico, one and barrow cruise in the ryan. oh my god. why is this happening? why though don't it doesn't do anything. why there are not fall been described? that's the big question. they need to change their strategy in baghdad, or since i shall mighty 90 percent need the same done, the author of christ. but it's important to protect your notice because they represent the voice of the people there. boy, for the community. if you kill the, you're not as full is gone, adult, their story, who's gonna tell to the community, the real story, the government need to change his strategy to improve and up under prophy and need to change his the spare key suspicion because

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: along with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 m m m and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it does take a mental health toll. >> listen to the community, the students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tent

still zooming in for the east bay and showers near concord, martinez, berkeley, emoryville and alameda this morning. a few morning showers. partly sunny to mostly cloudy through the afternoon. dryer weather ahead as we look to the afternoon with highs a little milder compared to yesterday. mid to upper 50's to low 6o's. hour by hour and you can see quieter conditions as we go through the day today with even some sun breaks this afternoon. 4:00 p.m. we are looking at, again, partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. we will talk more about what you can expect through the rest of the week. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> slick surfaces. be careful if you hit the roads. i want to start off with san jose. south 101. we have a crash blocking lanes. still a little slow as you approach the scene. chp is on scene and they should have it cleared with in the next couple minutes. heads up there. also looking at traffic in to the pass. getting a little slow out of tracy. overall still moving at a pretty nice pace as you head near north flynn the rest of the way toward the dublin.

what are you seeing martinez? how are ukrainians dealing with the situation? i think of ukrainians are alert. they are very aware of the situation. people think about what might happen, but they're not panicking. there are no erb panic, shopping of groceries. the currency is stable. we don't see people in a hurry to get prepared. people have been preparing in, in, in, in several ways for, for years them, or that. and, and everybody knew that something like this might happen at some point. there are people who have enlisted in these volunteer brigades that we've also seen in this, in this report. and others have a thought about what they would do. but nobody's is that is taking urgent precautions. now, several countries have staffed up arms deliveries to ukraine. germany has so far refused. how important are these arms deliveries poor ukraine's defenses? i think that they have 2 main, a. the 22 main benefits for the ukrainian side. one is of course, that it's a signal that ukraine has the support of the west and in more than words, that's important here. that's

this little boy martinez, please. for the thief who stole his race car to have a change of heart. and a barrier weather tracking a few rain showers forward today, but the clouds already clearing out we are expecting a little bit of a warmer weekend. we'll have the update coming up, mark. thank you. we'll show you how separate weather extremes when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. has been 12 days now since storms knocked out service pjd is outage map gives you an idea of how widespread those outages are right now you can see all of the yellow triangles on the map. that means as many as 500 customers could be without power in that one area in grass valley . dozens of residents at four sp

it's braziers martinez in global moon. this reserve expansion will help protect one of the most bio diverse environments in the world, which is more important now than ever as the changing climate and industrial fishing picked marine wildlife around the world at risk. and then sport for as he adored wind kicked off bundis league unmatched. a 19 with what looked like a tough game against visitors. fryeburg, but dormant made light work of the leagues joined best defense to put themselves just 3 points behind leaders by in whose game against cologne is currently underway . dormant coach marco rosa was greeted with open arms by fryeburg counterpart christian strike ahead of this one. but even rosa would have been shocked at the visitor's 1st half charity to my many simple header from julian brown's corner, broke the deadlock on 14 minutes. the same combination repeated the trick. 15 minutes later, to nil, dormant, and strikes, mood had turned. fryeburg eyes were understandably on earling holland. but the big belgian was there

if you want to like that, he to martinez was known for his work covering, organized crime and violence. plague city that borders the u. s. he is the 2nd journalist who had been murdered in mexico this year, one of the world deadliest countries for reporters. german foreign minister on alina burbock says she is ready for a serious dialogue with russia as she attempts to de escalate the crisis on the ukrainian border. barbara is in moscow today for talks with her russian counterpart . the foreign minister said, 1st and foremost, she is in the country to gauge whether russian diplomats are willing to engage and work with germany to find solution. but she also said the tensions with ukraine will not be discussed in the absence of ukrainian official. and our correspondent emily, sherwin is in moscow following those talks for us today. hi emily. we heard the foreign minister on linna burbock say that any further aggression from russia would mean it would come at a high cost. what did she mean by that? while we don't know 100 percent, she didn't specify what the high cost could be. there has

less risk for in try infectious diseases as well as malignancies. cossick sounds president cassim, jo martinez has said russian lead troops will leave the country within 10 days. took i have called for foreign military support last week after days of violent unrest. according to the interior ministry, almost 10000 people have been detained throughout the country with dozens of death . government officials said that the chaos had been stabilized and claimed that islam mr. milliken militants were among the attackers and the contact presidents as russian lead troops who were sent to help while the unrest will leave the country. in the coming days, we asked journalists, bruce pioneer, a central asia specialist with radio free europe. whether russia has expanded its influence in kazakhstan as a result of this deployment, i don't think there's any doubt about that at all. you know, the back that they responded by sending in neglected security treaty organization. first time in the organizations 30, your history it's actually sent troops to a member state is a strong sign of support for president and

mexican photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of tuana. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime in the violence place city border. the u. s. is the 2nd journalist to have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the was deadliest countries for reporters. a new book claims to have solved the mystery of who betrayed the hiding place of holocaust, direst, and a frank and her family to the nazis team, including a former f. b. i investigator discovered a note to frank's father naming a member of the amsterdam jewish council. as the possible betrayal sore and say, further investigation is needed organized as of next month winter olympics in beijing have confirmed that tickets will not go on sale to the general public. that's part of measures to combat the spread of cobit 19. tickets for chinese france will be distributed to targeted groups rather than put on general sailed and that's on top of china's decision announced last year to ban international spectators altogether begging will become the 1st city to host the summer and the winte

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: along with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it te a ntal hhisn to the commue students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tentative agreement with the teachers union

martinez in dollar moon. this reserve expansion will help protect one of the most bio diverse environments in the world. which is more important now than ever. as the changing climate and industrial fishing picked marine wild life around the world at risk, one is like a football now and a saturday's top of the table clash featured these spicy pairing of 7th placed on your berlin against the surprised team of the season so far hoffen haim who came in to this match 3rd in the standings, but away at own yon, oftentimes unbeaten run of 7 matches, came to an end with the berliners winning 2 to one. guest from the hall from time had the more enterprising stalk and they got on the score sheet of the 22 minutes. no big celebration feel it was an ongoing by noon steamboat bomb god to who had a t lusby boost cross into his own net. a deserved leads at last that only a handful of minutes is under the us food is alma equalized with this header. a lucky lung was a boy born single fulton on people oliver bomb on in, into t

well that is the story of five year old boy from martinez gearing up to burn rubber but instead gets burned by a thief. the boys beloved race car, the one you see right here, stolen just before his first race of the season. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the boy who has this message for the person who took his prized possession. angry. tell me why you're angry. because if i have no car, this is what five year old eastern rite of martinez should be doing whizzing around a track in his blue quarter midget race car, you go super fast, and you can pass people. but instead, the kindergartners heartbroken because his car is now in the hands of a thief. robbers broken story. it happened before dawn monday outside the tri valley quarter midget association racecourse in livermore. on the surveillance video. you can see a man backing up a truck that he stole nearby. he connects it to the families trailer and then takes off the stolen truck was found abandoned in pittsburgh on friday morning, also recovered the family's trailer, which was cleaned out after someone drilled the locks. thi

there is a fog advisory along the benicia martinez bridge. and we'e also seen some fog along the golden gate bridge. and that's why drive times have gone up just a bit there. so about 28 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls, the bay bridge and john mentioned, there are pockets of fog as you're heading into the city. but look at drive times. still only a little under 10 minutes as you're traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula. we do see some cloudy skies here as well. a little under 14 as you're traveling and in the south bay. 85 in the low park about 34 minutes the air. no issues as you're traveling along 2.80, in antioch, about 17 minutes, one, 60 to conquer to 42 darya. james, back to you. all right. so tate 48 james of running out of things to say we lost. we took a no way to sugarcoat it. it's just a tough pill. we all have to swallow this morning. as 40 niner fans. >> as we congratulate the rams and we'll see them compete in a couple weeks in the super whenever you're a good sport

everton's bid to bring back roberto martinez as manager ended in frustration. they approached the belgian fa, but they've not been persuaded to let their national team boss leave. derby county manager wayne rooney has been linked with an emotional return to his first club. also in the frame is frank lampard, who's been out of work since being sacked by chelsea a year ago. england's first meeting with australia on the netball court in three years ended in a dramatic draw in theirfinal group game of the quad series in london. both teams came into the match with two wins over south africa and new zealand. the roses trailed for long periods, but helen housby levelled with seconds left on the clock. they won't have long to wait for another crack at each other — they meet again tomorrow night in the grand final. there are six uncapped players included in eddiejones' 36—man england squad for next month's six nations. in—form wasps back row alfie barbeary is called up after scoring four tries in seven games for his club this season after returning from injury. th

they say, the driver led off -- near martinez. the chp said the car stopped and passenger tried to hide the bag with a gun inside. the officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot and found the passenger hiding in the chilly bay waters for a half hour. >>> a family of a missing skier is sharing a message of thanks after the search was called off. he was reported missing after he didn't show up to christmas dinner with friends. he told them he was going to go skiing at north star. the deputies ended the search and said it was doubtful he could have survived the severe weather conditns. ye f'ce r ev edch for rorysng er sixdays, the ceover,000 onhours were devoted to that search and we're getting more video of the devastation in boulder county, colorado. it happened in a matter of hours. they were fueled by 105 miles an hour winds. they destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings, tens of thousands of residents had to quickly leave their homes. the sheriff said as many as 1,000 homes could be gone. >> god help us. >> th

ryan: edward martinez was monitoring the water levels in the morning. he says originally he didn't think the tsunami advisory was much of a problem. he says the level kept rising. causing him some concern. >> maybe this is a big deal. we are looking out towards the beach. you see the flume behind me. the water keeps going up and up and up. ryan: coast guard crews monitored the beach to control the level. beaches were covered in debris. >> we came out aboutboutboutbout -- 7:30. we heard there was a tsunami warning. ryan: christy hughes began her day on high ground to avoid any potential tsunami. there was not much to see during -- near the water but emergency crews were all over the beaches. >> you can see at the harbor there were a lot of people out, police. you can see almost a river flowing out to the ocean. ryan: despite the threat, beachgoers were not deterred from going near the water. surfers were scouted in the ocean and many still got close to the water throughout the day. >> we listen for sirens. we didn't hear until almost 11:00, then it went

during last november's local elections in which the governing party won in most states voters, the martinez showed ample support for the opposition candidates to venezuela supreme court, we true actively disqualified him and called for a new election after an apparent defeat of the governing parties. candidate, chavis' brother out of his chavez. now both parties have elected new candidates, said hillary though, is hoping to become the 1st governor of bad enough in more than 20 years. who does not bear the chavis last name. this is a massive demonstration from the people who are enough and we're going to win january the 9th. in spite of the differences we have, the government has all the resources of the state money resources coming from drug trafficking. even we have the people on with the people are bringing us. we are going to win january the 9th. be assured, this would be the case. god is with us for election in november. when wanting toi, by the european union, for the 1st time in 15 years, your position ran divided and was unable to defeat the governing socialist party, most states. bu

fred's ball into the box seeing scott mctominay gettting on the end of it to head it past emiliano martinez. villa had their chances when ollie watkins hit the bar when through on goal on a night that saw steven gerrard's side with plenty of opportunities, and this one that danny ings put in the net was disallowed for an earlier foul when var became involved as united set up a lith round clash at home to middlesbrough. new figures from the premier league show the number of positive covid—i9 tests among players and staff have fallen for the second successive week. in the seven days up to and including the 9th of january, there were 72 new positive cases out of almost 13,000 tests. 94 new cases were recorded in the previous seven days. covid is still impacting on the league though — everton's premier league home match with leicester city on tuesday has been postponed because the foxes don't have enough players to fulfil the fixture. at the africa cup of nations it was a big day for the comoros, playing in the competition for the first time. the archipelago is one of football's youngest na

washington martinez. all. thank you so much in us. now we had to israel where residents of so called mixed cities are still working through an outbreak of violence that occurred in the spring of last year, extremist, jewish israelis clashed with arab israeli citizens. and since the violence to young people with neighboring businesses in the city of lord have and we belt and say that there shared experiences have brought them closer. this life has returned to some kind of normal for atman, where he, d, the arab israeli works in his father's tire shop in lute a city close to 10, a beef airport purchased a few months back in may, 1 of the worst outbreaks of violence between jewish israeli and arab israeli citizens in israel, destroyed the family business of 30 years. the flames also scorched the computer store next door. belonging to you of goodness father, the young jewish israeli should as a new stage of game he had created. it was all gone methodically. when the incident happened, it affected us psychologically, morally and financiall

photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of tijuana. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime and the violence plague city. bordering the us is the 2nd journalists have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the world's deadliest countries for reporters. going to south africa now, which was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the army kron variance. now the wave has passed and other countries akin to learn from its experience. the data shows how the army can vary and causes a spike in case numbers because it is highly infectious. a lot more than previous corona, virus variance, south africa's 4th wave would therefore sharper, but also much shorter. a crucially, the omitted wave has so far resulted in fuel death than previous waves. the balls of fuel hospitalizations this time round, so some expert conclude that our micron is less dangerous. but others have warned that many cases may go unreported or even undetected. so the real numbers of cases and as could be much higher, they're wanting not round estimate or micron as a

martinez? well, nobody expects this meaning to this meeting to yield any results yet, but the point of it is to keep talking and to keep the pass through some kind of a compromise open and to engage russia in talks for ukraine. it's important. the important thing about this meeting is that it is at one table with russia. this has not happened for a long time. and a most of the talks that we've seen before. they were bilateral, or between ukraine and their western counterparts or moscow and the west. so this is of course, the only the only format where ukraine is at the table. that's the most important thing for ukraine. results are not expected. well, fearing a russian invasion of ukraine. some countries have started pulling out staff from their embassies in kia. meanwhile, ukraine's present as appealing for com. what are you seeing mathias, how are ukrainians dealing with the situation? i think of ukrainians are alert. very aware of the situation. people think about what might happen, but they

if you want to buy the rito martinez was known for his work covering, organized crime in the violence. plague city bordering the u. s. he is the 2nd journalist who had been murdered in mexico this year, one of the world's deadliest countries for reporters. north korean state media has released these images of the country's latest missile tests. the report said to tactical guided missiles hit an island target east of the korean peninsula. on monday, south korea said the missiles launched from near pyongyang international airport. the united nation says the pacific island nation of tango suffered significant damage and saturdays volcanic eruption. the 1st images are starting to emerge after new zealand and australia sent surveillance plains to the area. communication has been limited after the countries only internet cable was cut. new zealand is also sending ships carrying water and other supplies. but planes cannot land because of a blanket of ash covering the main airports runway. they look like old sepia photographs. but it's because of a blanket of ash, which now covers everything

martinez kill him up and comments . a new survey from gallup shows that americans, party affiliation, has shifted by 14 points. and this is just as the country is facing, the lead up to the mid term elections of 2022. now, according to these polls, this is the largest shift in party affiliation. in such a timeframe that has been seen census data was being collected starting in 1991. now gallop also found the jo biden's approval ratings have significantly nose dived in recent months. now c, b s took another poll and it showed that 40 percent of respondents said that biden's presidency made them feel nervous. survey also showed a bleak outlook among americans with 73 percent saying that they feel things in the united states are somewhat or very bad in a general sense. now, biden's numbers continue to remain low and the army kron variant continues to serge across the united states. people complain about high inflation, the economic situation in general, and the recovery of the country from the pandemic. but biden does not

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photo journalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of to you on a margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime in the violent city that borders the u. s. usa seconds journalist to be loaded this year in mexico, one of the deadliest countries form horses evans who the rebels have claimed responsibility for a drone, striking up a dog that killed 3 people. wounded 6, united arab emirates says it will retaliate for the attack which targeted an oil refinery. who is at war with the military coalition, backed by the u. e in north korean state media have released these images of the countries latest missile tests, reports say, to tactical guided missiles hit an island target east of the korean peninsula on monday. so i was curious at the massage launch from near john young to say international apples. hong kong says it will a co, more than 2000 hamsters after discovering a coven outbreak at a pet shop, least 11. i tested positive for the delta, various of the virus bradshaw worker and the customer also tested positive. did you authorities of our band imp

the ban provoked a backlash with former store martinez never to lower tweeting that it was pathetic . but after a reversal by organizers who those wearing shirts were allowed in in battling the corona bars pandemic china has been pursuing a policy of 0 covered the country of over a 1000000000 people claims to have recorded fewer than 5000 deaths since the started the pandemic in the u. s. by comparison cove, it has killed nearly 900000 people, but it's unclear aphasia will be able to hold back the more infectious alma chrome variant as the country prepares to host the olympic games. here in beijing, life appears to be back to normal with people enjoying traditional winter activities like ice cheer, writing, cove. it almost seems to be a thing of the past or the other channel i think being outside here is all right. besides, the gin has done an exemplary job of finding the pandemic. so far as yeah, glenn is long as people keeping careful everything should be okay. i have great confidence in china, but just 135 kilometers away from the olympic venue. life looks very different. the city

mexican photojournalist has been killed outside his home in the northern border city of t one. margarita martinez was known for his work covering organized crime and the violence played city bordering the wes, he's the 2nd journalist to have been murdered in mexico this year. one of the world deadliest countries for reports, new book claims to have solved the mystery of who betrayed the hiding place of holocaust, direst on a funk and her family to the nazis team, including a former f. b, i, investigator discovered a note of frank's father naming a member of the amsterdam jewish council as the possible betrayal. historian say, further investigation is needed to watch a dw news still to come along. buddhist monks and thailand are finding a new audience, screaming on social media. some do not like the new approach but 1st to south africa, which was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the army kron variance. now the wave has passed and other countries are keen to learn from its experience. the data shows how the army con variant causes a spike in case numbers, because it is highly infectious a l

and other families in need in the east bay, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jiro martinez. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> tired of your car? see how you will soon be able >>> with a ton of fresh snow on the ground, skiers and show borders cannot wait to head to tahoe. at 3:00 we talk with one of the resorts about conditions and welcoming the crowds. >>> tune into kpix5 news at 5:00 this evening. a new face is joining our anchoring team and will be on the desk at 5:00 and join elizabeth cook at 7:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. >> welcome home and welcome to the team. >>> change the color of your car with a tap. it can soon be possible. check out the technology bmw showed off. the vehicle can change from white to black and even several shades of gray. bmw pulled off the morphing look using the same ink technology in electronic meters. don't expect to find it on the lot yet. the luxury car maker says it's still in the concept stage. that's it for now. >> our next ♪♪♪ >> brooke: something happened on new year's eve. >> ridge: tell

and the headline reads julia. evelyn martinez opposes the economic development of the country and describes bitcoin errors, max kaiser and stacy herbert to seek to invest in the country as economic hitman. so max, you know, a few months ago they passed the lay bitcoin, the bitcoin law. and this is attracted big pointers from around the world. who are, you know, this is like renaissance 2 point oh, right. we're seeing the best and the brightest we're seeing we're engineers are seeing builders. we're seeing artists we're seeing all sorts of people interested in moving to else of a door coming here. well, those from the old system, the legacy system from the fia system are not happy with that. yeah, it's the opposite of an economic hit. man, you know, economic men would load a country up, one debt far spread coin is equity. it's the opposite of debt. this is an equity for debt swap. and those who are critical of big coin siding the economic good man as described by john perkins in his famous book, confessions of an economic good man are i would say being intellectually dishonest and or lazy. s

martinez. world news h q. moscow will welcome to the weekly with me, kevin, i would tonight around to put some of the main stories we brought you. the last 7 days, one story dominated in dozens of people have been killed during a week of riots in kazakhstan. the authorities say they've rounded up around $6000.00 people on terrorism charges so far and claimed there are many foreigners amongst them. here's how the country started. 2022. ah, ah. ah. group of unidentified people attack the mere tv and radio studios in el monte. the attackers destroy the tv production complex and workplaces of journals. ah, with the protestors ransacked banks and shops. now everything is broken. the money was taken the window smashed. military helmets are lying on the ground. there's lots of rubbish. who's ah cassock, stan will complete it. anti terrorist operation will destroy those who do not surrender. i have given the order to open fire and kill terrorists without warning . a sweeping anti terrorism operation is still underway in the largest city, alma t. it's been the of the hardest hits in recent day

and chaos because al martinez far from the only city that has faced such brutality on the side of well i guess both sides are other towns as well . and in some other smaller cities, there are for the police. they actually switched sides and joined the protesters again, going back to the former capital there as well. for example, protest as they are stormed to the a local mayor's office, and they set ablaze every single floor of it. and they also stormed the former, the former presidential residence, and they've set at a place as well in the capital. it's a state of emergency as well. i mean, are there is a curfew basically, or you can't show your face outside the building, past 11 pm and until 7 a. m. here in the capital, things have been rather quiet, i should say, even though dozens of people still showed up and they were rounded up by the police . but it looks all this feels like in like a low before a big storm because one thing to understand about the city here, it's a white color and blue color haven. basically all governmental workers, most of them, they live and work here. also

chp says it started early this morning on highway 4 near martinez, the driver led them into oakland. at one point the chp says the car stopped, the passenger tried to hide a bag with an ar-15 inside. the driver and passenger abandoned the car. officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot. they found the passenger here hiding in the frigid bay water for nearly half an hour. >>> new at 11:00. temperatures dropping in the 30s tonight, homeless advocates say they needed to take action and help out the thousands that sleep on the streets or in their cars in san jose. volunteers from three nonprofit organizations including hello angels handed out hot cocoa, blankets, sleeping bags and food to the unhoused. the city of san jose opened two warming centers because of the cold snap. homeless advocates say it is not enough. they claim there is only room for 60 people at the centers. >> extra jackets, gloves, blankets, everyone needs to ep togh ingsfallinw , it will be a cold one tomorrow night. it is clear that it is not helping but it is going to lead to a pretty sunny weekend if a c

cornell: edward martinez was out monitoring the water levels in the morning. he initially did nothing the tsunami warning was much of a problem, but he says the water level kept rising, especially toward the harbor, causing him some concern. >> we were like, maybe this is a big deal. we were looking out towards the beach. you can see the plume behind me. all of a sudden, it disappeared and of the water kept going up and up and up. cornell: all day long, coast guard crews patrolled the beach to patrol the water level. beaches across the santa cruz area were covered in debris and water levels were much higher than they usually were. >> we came out about 7:30. we had heard there was a tsunami warning, so we stayed up on the bluff. ryan: christy hughes says she began the day on high ground to avoid any potential tsunami. she says there was not much to see near the water, but emergency crews were all over the beaches. >> you could really see it at the harbor. there were a lot of people out. there were a lot of police and firefighters. you could see almost like a ri

outside his home into horner. friends and family hold a candle at vigil to honor 49 year old margarita martinez. moshing as a photo journalist for more than a decade, covering gang related violence. we had been the target a regular threats. finally took her own of iris news new zealand moving into a red setting on its corona virus restrictions. meaning gatherings will now be limited. prime minister to a cinder under and made that announcement, which she said would affect her personally. my reading will not be going here, but i just joined many other new zealanders who have had an experience like that as a result of the pain to make an to any one who's caught up in that scenario. i'm so sorry, but you are, we are all so resilient and i know we understand that we doing this for one another and i know that will help us say continue on. more on this with wayne hay in oakland. the final clean up is underway here following the completion of the oakland marathon. and the organizers all of this event will be breathing a big sigh of relief. because under the new alert level change announced by the gover

you're starting to see rain come down there and also up here in toledo, hercules in crockett, martinez along highway 4. so definitely be mindful as you're traveling over the slick and wet roadways this morning, futurecast shows that much of all the bay area's going to get rain today. we're going to be situated around 10:00am. you're going to see san francisco, the east bay, the south bay. and then later on in the afternoon, i'd say around 5 o'clock. that's when things completely clear out. and we start to see some clouds move out of the bay area. we could see some sunshine in the forecast before it gets too late here. let's get a look at your highs for today. so if you're thinking about wearing a jacket, do so. 52 of allay oakland, 53 mid-fifties across the mat. 48 down in morgan hill. a little chilly down there. santa rosa, you're 51 half moon bay, redwood city, all in the mid to lower 50's that 7 day forecast rain in our rearview mirror today. we're going to have that. that's going to stick around throughout the morning. and then later on in the afternoon, if you're going out this ev

and chaos because al martinez saw from the only city that has faced such brutality on the side of well i guess both sides are other towns as well . and in some other smaller cities, there are for the police, they actually switch sides and joined the protesters again, going back to the former capital there as well. for example, protest as they are stormed to the a local mayor's office, and they set ablaze every single floor of it. and they also stormed the former, the former presidential residence, and they've set it ablaze as well. we've heard from the incumbent, president of kazakhstan, cassim, jim archive i, he addressed the nation and he has a world he has essentially promised a more firm response from here on out. he has, he has promised that he will use more force to quell the unrest here to quench it, so to speak. because so far, basically the protest as it all started as a protest against a hike in liquid gas prices. but it's very quickly escalated into something very basic and something more bold and blatant their protests have been demanding a complete pre shuffle of power. th

prosecutor, hold a cold or tear outlined why he should not be granted parole. london fleet. ethan said at martinez on a proven well as a court sees it that's i crouching prognosis. have to be used as a bag even if the defendant is not diagnosed with a personality disorder on his crimes could just be seen as the result of a deviant personality. that the end of this means that the defendant, after serving a sentence of 21 years in prison, would still remain a very dangerous man. he should remain imprison, lizbeth royal, and whose daughter was killed by bravery. had the family and survivors support group. she fares, giving bravery platform, couldn't spire like minded extremists. my biggest fear is that there will have the opportunity to spread his message or to other people like care. we know like one child who had the terror attack on the mosque in norway and was sir also inspired by. but i, vic, and there might be many others. gay. you did a breathing, his serving noise maximum prison sentence of 21 years, which can be extended indefinitely if he's deemed a continued threat to society. the routine

a little cooler back toward vallejo, martinez. you head to danville, we're at . san francisco, lots of 50s through the marina, then downtown and the mission, low 60s. let's move it off to the north bay 66 in ukiah. overall, nice weather to be outside, but we need rainfall. the reason we're not getting the rainfall is this area of high pressure. this could actually hang out over the next ten days. there's no evidence right now the way the forecast models are playing out, that we would have a major storm system moving in through the next seven to ten days. we may get a few on and offer off shower chances. we're under dry conditions. this is acting like a big lid, a dome over the bay area, and it's really preventing our air from getting stirred up too much. we're beginning to see problems with the air quality. i do think it's going to be worse tomorrow over the east bay and south bay, may cause you some issues especially if you have any respiratory problems, and on top of that, you may have noticed it, the pollen is starting to spike, especially tree pollen. cedar,

start, nice rebound, light winds, mid-60s in the south bay. 65 in san jose. 62 in antioch and 61 in martinez. let's move it to the peninsula and 60 in san mateo. golden gate bridge, chilly, double fives. wayne country, all right there in the mid to low 60s. on my seven-day forecast, we do have a slight adjustment here, a possibility of maybe a few showers. sunday night and monday, not a big storm that we need, 30% chance on sunday, 20% on monday. i'll know more as we get closer to that. temperatures very steady, low 60s. and the chill coming in, the next couple mornings, jessica. you are going to be ready. >> i'm good, i have the mittens. terry's really interested in my mittens. >> you don't have them here though. >> they're not here, they're in the car. >>> he is threatening to stop rocking in the spotify world. the reason why neil young is having a beef. >>> silicon valley developer john oriaga has died. he famously made a donation of $150 million seven years ago. he also helped build most of stanford's facilities, including the pavilion. he attended on a basketball scholarship. he and his

mexican photojournalist has been killed outside his home in norton or the city of tijuana. margotto martinez was known for his work covering organized crime and the violent city board that borders the u. s. is the 2nd germans to be murdered this year in mexico. the was deadliest countries for reporters. oscar has been hit by a blizzard that left a residence need even snow. heavy snowfall in the russian capital brought traffic to in many places to a standstill and delayed flights and brought down the power lines and trees around the city. the icy weather is expected to last until at least wednesday of united nations says the pacific island nation of tonka suffered significant damage in socrates. volcanic eruption 1st, images of emerged after new zealand and australia sent surveillance plains to the area. communications been limited because the island nation's only internet cable was cut. new zealand is also sending ships carrying water and other supplies. planes can't land because of ash, covering the main airport runway. they look like old sepia feta graphs, but it's because of a blanket of

has been laid to rest. friends and family held a candlelight vigil to honor 49 year old marguerite martinez. he'd been working at the photo journalists for more than a decade, covering gang related violence. he had received several death threats to want, which is near the us border is one of mexico's most violent cities. now, brazil's amazon is home to the world's largest number of isolated tribes for a year, as missionaries have violated brazilian law by entering their lands. indigenous activists are now appealing to the supreme court, hoping to keep them out for goods. monica reports from to a very valley in brazil's amazon estates. this town of 20000 on the border of the amazon rain forest is one of the most under source in all of brazil. but what are the liable not? she lacks in schools and doctors. it makes up for in churches and preachers. one on almost every street out of the of the christ will come again. this time to the peruvian city of cosco. for decades at the lyre has been a magnet for christian missionaries across the world. like josh mcentire from alabama. he says he moved he

on monday, another john this margarita martinez, who covered police and crime stories was also killed. the committee to protect journalist is called on mexico to investigate the attack thoroughly, and transparently came on me and the brutal reality of mexico nowadays is that the federal state and the municipal government simply don't investigate crimes against the population in general or against human rights act. the business and journalist in 2019 lopez told mexican president andras manual lopez abroad or she'd fade for her life and all followed a labor dispute where she sued and influential former employee for unfair dismissal law suit. she won a few days ago e. she's really much, it is very painful, will happen into one and we will soon investigate. she was indeed here in the beginning of 2019 to make a complaint about a labor issue a she was assistant. unfortunately, this happen, we need to see if these as a nation is connected to the labor issue or not, and find who is responsible. mexico is one of the most dangerous countries for journalists more than a 100 media workers have b