so kent's best friend at harvard. his freshman roommate was a guy named ron blau and he was a white guy from new jersey and it actually was jack kent's roommates idea that ron do this paper and he interviewed. all 18 of the guys at some length and ask of course the questionnaire. so it was fascinating to me for a couple of reasons first of all. it was there was enough detail and enough quotes in ronnie's paper to for us to find out some things that the guys said about race at the time not after 50 years of you know change and fogging up of memory as it will on you. but what they said about themselves and their race at the time. equally important to me was i got to see what a typical student in 1959 would have read in sociology classes about quote the negro and the negro problem and that was pretty hair racing. actually, i think for both of us it was quite disturbing. i mean for one thing just to think that can't for example was a social relations major. so knowing what? ideas were in the backs of the minds or what ass

that man's name is bob kent. and he tells a very different story about his dealings with the gaetz family and about how serious the allegations are against the representative. that's coming up. and you will want to hear what he says. first, we already heard and saw something shocking today. it happened in the george floyd murder trial. the accused, former officer derek chauvin's own former boss, the minneapolis police chief, the man who fired chauvin and three other officers the day after floyd's death, actually took the stand and called their actions completely wrong and illegal. in a moment that i have never seen by another top cop in a trial, he refused to give chauvin any cover for the 9 1/2 minutes floyd laid dying underneath his knee. the chief testified chauvin absolutely, that's his word, violated the department's neck restraint policy, and he called what we have all seen on that tape murder. >> once there was no longer any resistance, and clearly, when mr. floyd was no longer responsive, and even motionl

helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. the racing driver sir lewis hamilton and prince william, who is the president of the fa, have joined football clubs and other sporting bodies in a four day boycott of social media in protest at online abuse. it comes after the former arsenal and france striker thierry henry removed himself from social media in march because of racism and bullying across platforms. nestor mcgregor reports. football has tried several different tactics to try and defeat racism. taking the knee, widely adopted across sport, is one of them. today, the game hoped to make another loud statement — those who have been victims staying silent on the platforms where the abuse takes place. andros townsend says he used to be scared to look at his phone after games. do i think it will make a difference? probably not. but what it does do, it sends a warning to these companies, to let these people know that we're not going to take this abuse any more. if they still don't take action then i think you will see these c

was completely committed to serving the people of kent. helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. the time is just after 6:15. our top story this evening: israel will hold a national day of mourning after a deadly crush at a religious festival leaves 45 people dead, and around 150 injured. and still to come: nicola sturgeon says education is a priority, so with a week to go to the elections, we'll be sizing up scotland's schools. coming up on sportsday in the bbc news channel, kyren wilson has a commanding lead over shaun murphy in their semifinal the racing driver sir lewis hamilton and prince william, the president of the fa, have joined football clubs and other sporting bodies in a four—day boycott of social media in protest at online abuse. it comes after the former arsenal and france striker thierry henry removed himself from social media in march because of racism and bullying across platforms. the racing driver sir lewis hamilton and prince william, football has taken various tactics to try to beat racism, including taking the

kent says, i asked him, has the fbi been in contact with you? here's what he says. >> you say the fbi has contacted. have they made it known to you that you are under investigation for extortion? >> they have not. they brought me in to discuss the situation. and i am cooperating. >> when you say "the situation," what situation? >> they asked me about the meeting that i had with don gaetz. >> now, i've always been thrown by this. i guess if a congressman comes to the fbi saying i'm being extorted, you can't do nothing. >> sure. >> but what do you think about the fbi bringing this man in and just having a general conversation if they're just thinking about extortion? >> chris, the fbi is not necessarily going to sit down at that conversation and say, okay, before we get started, mr. kent, you should know that you're the subject of an investigation about a possible extortion. what they will do is ask him very detailed questions about the meeting that was at the heart of that alleged extortion effort. and that was the meeting between he and don gaet

our reporter helena wilkinson is in snowdown, in kent. what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very - what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very quiet - incredibly rural and a very quiet part of kent, but you can see behind us a long line of police vehicles because this is now a murder investigation. just a little way from where we are is the woodland and, on the edge of that woodland, is wherejulia james' and, on the edge of that woodland, is where julia james' body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out a fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw miss james earlier that afternoon, she had gone out to take her dog for a walk but detectives clearly, as well as this investigation here, they are trying to

helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. it isa it is a bank holiday weekend for much of the uk. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. it's a promising start to the bank holiday weekend. yes, some early frost out there, but it looks as though saturday and sunday will be a combination of sunny spells and scattered showers. but it's all change from bank holiday monday, turning increasingly wet and windy. but there will be some lovely sunshine first thing on saturday morning. as we go through the day, the showers will really develop, and with a light breeze, some of those could be slow—moving and quite intense with some hail, maybe some thunder. and those temperatures still a little disappointing for the time of year, 8—13 celsius the high. pretty much a repeat performance on sunday, dry with some sunny spells in the morning, plenty of showers into the afternoon. but by monday, here is that area of low pressure, it's going to move in from the atlantic. it will bring a spell of heavy rain an

helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. ben hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been following the case. bring us right up to date, daniel. yes, ben hannam was convicted on the 1st of april of being a member of national action, a banned neo—nazi terrorist group and also a fraud, for lying on his application form to the metropolitan police about the fact he had far right connections and lying on the vetting form. he admitted possessing a prohibited sexual image of a child when he was released on bail on the 1st of april, he came back to the old bailey to hear his sentence. the judge passed a total sentence of four years and four months for all those offences. he will serve probably less than three years of that actually behind bars. ben hannam did not react particularly to the sentences. his mother and father were in the public gallery and lo

police are very aware _ but clearly, kent police are very aware that — but clearly, kent police are very aware that with them not ruling out that this _ aware that with them not ruling out that this could have been a stranger attack, _ that this could have been a stranger attack, people here in this area will no — attack, people here in this area will no doubt be concerned. helena wilkinson reporting. _ the headlines on bbc news. dozens of people are killed in israel during a stampede at one of the holiest sites in thejewish world. the prime minister netanyahu says it's one of the "worst" disasters in israel's history. security worries over the prime minister's phone — after it's revealed his phone number's been freely available online, for the last 15 years detectives?investigating the murder of a police community support officer, in kent, say they still haven't identified a suspect or a motive. julia james's body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's g?vin it follows their premier league game earlier

helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. well in the past few minutes a statement has been released by the family ofjulia jones. in it they say; "there are no words to adequately describe the void left in our lives by the death of our mum. she was so much to so many people; a wife, mother, daughter, nanny, sister and a friend." they go on to say; "it's difficult to describe a person in a few sentences, to describe who they truly were is impossible, but the people who knew her will know how kind she was and how she would bring so much fun and life to a room." the headlines on bbc news... (oov)4a people die in a crush at a religous festival in israel. prime minister nethanyahu says it's one of the worst disasters in the country's history police investigating the murder of the community support officer, julia james in kent, say they've found no motive or suspect. itv has pulled tonight's episode of viewpoint from schedules after allegations of harassment made against lead actor noel clarke — allegations he denies. the latest

helena wilkinson, bbc news, snowdown in kent. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s personal mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years. it appears on a press release from 2006, when the prime minister was a junior member of the shadow cabinet. the labour leader keir starmer says the pm's number being in the public domain �*carries a security risk.�* the chancellor rishi sunak says part of the prime minister�*s appeal is that he �*incredibly approachable.�* the revelation comes amid heightened scrutiny of access to politicians. our political correspondent iain watson reports. they say it is good to talk. butjust how many people have access to prime minister�*s personal phone? it has emerged he has not changed his mobile numberfor 15 years and it was possible until recently to find that number on a website. that is politically embarrassing, but is it any more serious than that? a former national security adviser seems to think so. i would think if you are a sophisticated state with cyber capabilities and

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kent moore cabinets makes custom cabinets and has locations across texas. their headquarters in bryan opened in 2011, and they employ nearly 600 people. police say they do not have a motive at this time, but cbs news has learned they believe the shooter was known to the company. devastating news for obviously a very tight-knit community in bryan-college station. police say right now the suspect is in custody and the fbi is aware of the situation. however, the bryan police department is still the lead agency on this investigation. still a lot more to come, though, on this story, norah. >> all right. mireya villareal with that breaking news. thank you. >>> and we want to turn now to the president's executive actions on gun violence, his first since taking office. he's targeting so-called ghost guns and equipment that can turn a pistol into a rifle. cbs's ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden today voicing frustration over the frequency of mass shootings. >> gun violence in this country is an epidemic, and it's an international

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kent moore cabinets makes custom cabinets and has locations across texas. their headquarters in bryan opened in 2011, and they employ nearly 600 people. police say they do not have a motive at this time, but cbs news has learned, they believe the shooter was known to the company. devastating news for obviously a very tight-knit community in bryan-college station. police say right now the suspect is in custody, and the f.b.i. is aware of the situation. however, the bryan police department is still the lead agency on this investigation. still a lot more to come, though, on this story, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mireya villarreal with that breaking news, thank you. and we want to turn now to the president's executive actions on gun violence, his first since taking office. he's targeting so-called "ghost guns," and equipment that can turn a pistol into a rifle. cbs's ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> reporter: president biden today voicing frustration over the frequency of mass shootings. >> gun violence in this country is an epidemic, and it's a

our reporter helena wilkinson is in snowdown in kent. this is an incredibly rural and very quiet part of kent, but you can see behind us a long line of police vehicles because this is now a murder investigation. just a little way from where we are is the woodland. and on the edge of that woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is wherejulia woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is where julia james's woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is wherejulia james's body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw miss james some hours earlier in that afternoon. she had gone out to take her dog for a walk. detectives clearly, as well as this investigation here, they are trying to gather clues, but they want to speak to any members of the public who may have any information. a little bit of breaking news to bring you now before we look at the headlines. the

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here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: team usa's sakura kokumai was training for the upcoming olympics at a public park when it happened to her. >> get away from me. >> i haven't done anything >> loser >> go home >> [ bleep ] i'll [ bleep ] you up. >> i was just out there to go for a jog. >> reporter: this man accosted her, spitting, using anti-asian language. >> chinese >> when he walked closer, that's where i did get scared a little bit because you just never know what could happen >> reporter: did you ever think that this would happen to you? >> to be honest, no. at that time i was in a fight or flight mode >> reporter: kokumai, whose japanese american, says she reported this to police and although people watched the perpetrator approach her she was surprised no one stepped in till the end. >> i know that i practice karate. but i just couldn't stop myself from thinking what if this was like somebody who was much younger what if it was a kid >> reporter: kokumai is urging her fellow americans to step up and say something. >> i want everybody to know, especially in the aapi community, th

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our jol li ling kent what you need to know. >>> and the last second finishes, the nail-biters in the women's basketball >>> and a key witness takes the stand in the derek chauvin trial. "early today" starts right now >> i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm lindsey reiser, we begin with the coronavirus pandemic as the nation sees signs of hope and worry over the virus. over the weekend, passover and easter holidays were celebrated other coronavirus restrictions for a second year in a row some services held indoors, some outside. some virtually still the holiday comes as america sees an increase in cases just as vaccination numbers continue to soar. as of today, at least 160 million americans have had their first dose here's nbc's steve patterson >> reporter: yeah, lindsey, so manyeurope, there may be a sign of a fourth wave on our shores ♪ >> reporter: a global challenge of fake on this second easter in the age of covid, in-person services are back but different. across the country, houses of worship, amidst social distancing, technology and strong messaging >> we also ask that you continue

and kent's darren stevens has become the oldest person since 1933 to be named as one of wisden�*s five cricketers of the year. the 44—year—old is the fourth—oldest recipient of all—time. the award, which players can only receive once, is for performances or influence on the english summer. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it's going to be another cold night tonight with some clearer skies developing. when we did have the sunshine earlier on today, there was a bit of heat in that sun this time of year, so it felt quite pleasant. but just to show you how the weather's changed here in south wales — same location, but move things on into the afternoon and there's much more cloud around. we had cloud building up today, producing 1—2 showers across more southern and western areas, even though we've got high pressure in charge, it's keeping most parts of the country dry, and it will do again tomorrow. any showers, though, fading away later this evening, and overnight we'll have clearer skies, some patches of mist and fog, maybe a few showers c

american worker and why a california company decided to pay all of its workers more here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: in sonoma county, graton resort and casino is betting on its workers >> our ancestors had a strong ethic of taking care of one another. >> reporter: after shutting down for three months last year the casino, owned by the federated indians of graton rancheria, bucked national trends this spring, permanently raising starting wages for all workers to $17.50 an hour for tipped jobs and $18.50 an hour for non-tipped jobs. employees earning a salary got a 10% bump. >> i was able to get my daughter braces it's improved our lives. >> reporter: shanti giroux is working toward a college degree >> the raise is definitely going to make me able to pay that off a lot quicker. >> reporter: how could you afford to raise everyone's wages in such a difficult time? >> it was very difficult. we were closed for 92 days and we kept their benefits all the way through. i've always believed in putting money aside for a rainy day. >> reporter: but for millions working on the front lines like groc

what is your advice to those people today, sir kent? well, i can only say that the relations of mine have been going to get their vaccinations and i have no concerns about them getting the astrazeneca vaccine. i'm far more concerned about them not getting a vaccine and catching the infection itself, which is a totally different risk profile to anything that might emerge from the latest analysis of the astrazeneca vaccine. he is the former chief executive of the mhra, and the briefing involving the mhra, and the briefing involving the mhra, and the briefing involving the mhra is due here at three o'clock this afternoon. that will be taking place at the same time as a briefing from the ema. it is going to give its assessment later on this afternoon of the astrazeneca vaccine. anna holligan has more from the ema's headquarters in amsterdam. so we are expecting updates from the ema's team that specialises in adverse reactions. these vaccines are seen as the way out of the pandemic, but only if people have enough confidence and faith to actu

all right great to have him program stephen kent there from there is digital platform rightly. thanks for the conversation. still to come here on al-jazeera a moment of national unity for me and not a protest movement the civil society groups and rule makers announce new steps against the military. u.s. president joe biden meets japan's prime minister his 1st face to face meeting with world leaders and present tougher action against china. welcomes other look at the international forecasters say some big storms rumbling away across the deep south of the u.s. hopefully things will quieten down a little as we go through the next day or so but with this waving weather fronts in place it does maybe are looking at more wet weather coming through if the u.k. drags its way across louisiana mississippi alabama right over towards the panhandle as we go on through sassed a little straw a little fodder for the north although we have got some bits and pieces of cloud and rain just around the central plains some snow the sliding in off the rockies i'm also going to make its way a little fur

police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found no motive or suspect. a global coalition of more than 60 leaders from technology companies and law enforcement is calling for "aggressive and urgent" action against ransomware, which is a malicious software that infects a victim's computer. the attacker then sends a message saying a ransom needs to be paid to unblock it. gangs are routinely targeting schools, local government and hospitals. 0ur cyber reporterjoe tidy has been speaking with two victims of recent attacks. we are a normal swiss office supply company. why the hell are you hacking us? everything was gone, there is no communication anymore. and they were the worst three weeks in my life. when martin kelterborn�*s company was hacked, it very nearly destroyed his business. we could really watch live the pictures being encrypted one after the other, and losing your pictures, you don't run an online store, you don't run anything anymore. warehouses and delivery processes plunged into chaos, and this was the message that appeared

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i phoned kent police and i have to say they were _ phoned kent police and i have to say they were absolute magnificent. i was almost embarrassed to ring 999 but they— was almost embarrassed to ring 999 but they said it was fine, crime in progress — but they said it was fine, crime in progress and they tell me some advice — progress and they tell me some advice -- — progress and they tell me some advice. —— they gave me some advice. and then _ advice. —— they gave me some advice. and then two — advice. —— they gave me some advice. and then two officers came round and took it— and then two officers came round and took it very— and then two officers came round and took it very seriously at an attempt at blackmail and extortion so all credit— at blackmail and extortion so all credit to — at blackmail and extortion so all credit to them. what's so cool about this is. _ credit to them. what's so cool about this is. in _ credit to them. what's so cool about this is, i'm used to dealing with people — this is, i'm used to dealing with people on— this is, i'm used t

>> reporter: let's remind our viewers about what you and i have been talking about in kent county for a year now. we hypothesized if kent county turned blue, michigan would, too, and that's because of the key demographics in this area, particularly moderate republicans who soured on trump and have been having this political identity crisis there. you just heard from two of them, both cynthia and belinda grew up with the republican party, but in november they voted for biden. in fact, they voted blue all the way up and down the ballot for the very first time in their lives. and you just heard them give biden a pretty good grade for his first report card. this is really what we've been zeroing in on here. i'll tell you, chuck, they did say there was a lot of room for improvement, but i have to say, it was interesting to hear the excitement in voter voices as they got to talk about real policy issues, things that matter to them. i heard gun reform, climate change, the violence against women act, rising energy costs, all of these issues that they are excited to finally get to dig into and

joe aribo and ryan kent with the goals for steven gerrard's side who held on for a 2—1 win after kevin nisbet scored late on. next, it's going to be a gripping night for those of you staying up for the final round of the masters. england'sjustin rose, twice a runner—up at augusta, teed off a short while ago. and he remains four shots behind the leader hideki matsuyama, rose is part of a group of players playing catch up which includes -- hasn't had the best of starts, dro -|n~ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dronping a _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dr0pping a shep- _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. 50 _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. so he - -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. so he is - -- hasn't had the best of starts, | dropping a shop. so he is further behind now, five shots off the leader, max oyama, sala taurus playing his first masters. a good start for him. he's now within two of the lead. the story possibly could be about a huge star injapan from a superstar there, can he win his first major and make history tonig

sued for that one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster this is. her 40 year what do you feel do next relax yeah. yeah. fulton needed a family. day in fact. it is emotional if you're going through this right. from crying in fear to tears of relief phobia is gone. she spoke to rue serous almost a new friends. say oh yeah that's what's. called fainting and. impressive. reports of a cure for thea have attracted a lot of attention to talk to kim's clinic eva holland has come all the way from canada to see what she can do about how fear of heights. she's writing a book on her experiences with fear and was initially skeptical about this therapy it sounds like science fiction but this single pill a 2 minute exposure will cheerier decades long so be it it doesn't even seem like convincing science fiction but the more i read about it it was it was clear that it seemed to be working for people like i 1st meet you this doctor came straight month is based on a new understanding of how fear memories walk it's not

variant — saying it is probably the kent variant that is really driving this second — variant that is really driving this second wave in india. india does not have the _ second wave in india. india does not have the nhs, we have to keep remembering how lucky we are here to have the _ remembering how lucky we are here to have the nhs offering free health care to _ have the nhs offering free health care to everybody because in india they are _ care to everybody because in india they are having two or three people to one _ they are having two or three people to one hospital bed in some of the government hospitals and in the private _ government hospitals and in the private hospitals people are putting themselves in even if they only have a mild _ themselves in even if they only have a mild case — themselves in even if they only have a mild case of the virus because they— a mild case of the virus because they want— a mild case of the virus because they want to secure that space. another— they want to secure that space. another story on the front page of the sunday times, a first i

kent moore cabinet manufacturing plant. >> reporter: this morning one person is dead and four employees of a texas cabinet making business fighting for their lives after a co-worker allegedly opened fire inside this office complex. >> i was with my co-worker and i heard boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: police responding thursday afternoon to kent moore cabinets in bryan, texas. >> i turned around and he literally like faced -- we made eye-to-eye contact. i'm not cool-cool with him but never had a problem with him. i don't know if that had anything to do with it. >> do you think he spared you? >> it's kind of why i'm still shook. >> it was like i was living a horror movie. >> reporter: amelia rodriguez describes hiding under the production line, trapped among the gunfire and fearing becoming another victim of a mass shooting in america. >> i hide in that small place and i was just praying to god, you know, that give me the opportunity to be alive again. >> reporter: police on scene in just six minutes. finding one victim dead. five others shot and wounded. >> so far we have one shot in the

joe aribo and ryan kent with the goals for steven gerrard's side who held on for a 2—1 win after kevin nisbet scored late on. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and... emily campbell claimed great britain's second gold at the european weightlifting championships in moscow. she won in the super heavyweight snatch, clean and duke and combined disciplines. she lifted a combined total of 276 kilograms to win the women's +87kg division. britain's haul of three medals is their best return at the competition since i9a8. toulose are through to the semi finals of the champions cup. they won 21—12 at clermont auvergne with all the points coming from the boot of romain n—tamack. elsewhere, bordeaux beat racing 92 by 2a points to 21 to claim their place in the last four. great britain's mark cavendish came fourth in the revised first stage of the tour of turkey. the organisers abandoned the planned stage after an unexpected snowstorm in the mountains and put on a short, flat race instead — won by dutch sprinter arvid de kline. after five years away from the sport, double olym

absolutely, we have much more data on the so-called kent i more data on the so—called kent variant, but the south african variant, but the south african variant, while it looks like several vaccines may prevent severe disease, it is less certain for other vaccines, and it has huge implications for protection against transmission and infection, which will impact a number of people who need to get vaccinated for us to reach a herd immunity threshold, if we reach that at all. so reach a herd immunity threshold, if we reach that at all.— we reach that at all. so what are the lessons _ we reach that at all. so what are the lessons for _ we reach that at all. so what are the lessons for countries - we reach that at all. so what are the lessons for countries where l we reach that at all. so what are i the lessons for countries where the vaccine roll—out programme is not as advanced, and where there has been a greater degree of speculation about the efficacy of vaccines, the safety of vaccines, vaccine hesitancy, including from some political leaders, if we look at the situation in france,

after a police community support officer is murdered, detectives search woodland in kent. it isa it is a week until the scottish parliament elections and we are in aberdeen are talking independence and economic recovery. and the noxious, neighbourhood dump, raising a stink for thousands of people, in staffordshire. welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has sought to play down concerns about how the refurbishment of his downing street flat was paid for, saying he doesn't think there is anything to see or worry about. the prime minister has made clear the conservative party will comply with the outcome of an electoral commission investigation, but has refused to say whether he'll abide by the recommendations of his newly—appointed standards adviser. labour says it's a "ridiculous farce" that mrjohnson has failed to say who paid the initial cost of the refit. with more, here's our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. now haunting downing street and the prime minister, the question that borisjohnson still has not answered — who initially paid tens of thousands to renov

so on thursday, early morning cloud and rain, leaving that kent coast to sunny spells for many and a scattering of showers once again, some of these heavy with some hail, maybe even a little bit of snow to higher ground as those temperatures are set to struggle — six to iii degrees the high by thursday. and it looks likely that the further east you are, the cooler the weather story continues into friday and saturday, with a few scattered showers slowly easing. further west, there will be a little more in the way of sunshine, lighter winds and a little more warmth as a consequence. but it's worth bearing in mind, with clear skies by day, frosts at night. hello, i'm ros atkins, welcome to outside source of couplet minutes early, because we're going to go straight to president biden who is making a statement about covid regulations. if making a statement about covid regulations-_ regulations. if you're fully vaccinated _ regulations. if you're fully vaccinated and _ regulations. if you're fully vaccinated and you - regulations. if you're fully vaccinated and you are . regulations. if

my name is heather scarlett from kent state university in ohio. i would like to know as leaders, do you think public reinforcement is enhanced more by reenactors or by things such as podcasts and videos? thank you. >> are there reenactors? >> at montpelier we use a james madison reenactor and a dolly madison reenactor who are highly vetted and very good at what they do. one guy reads the same newspaper madison would have read 200 years ago. he's great, he looks like madison, he's strange. i think when interpretation is done well, it's great. i also say it's really hard to do it well. and when you're looking at a plantation site in particular, it's hard to do well because of the people you would need on staff to interpret it accurately. >> yeah. yeah. >> same. we contract people in. most of the interpreters we use are professionals from colonial williamsburg. they aren't there all the time but they come to monticello sometimes because they're really good at what they do. but for the most part, i think my answer to your question would be yes, right,

let's get to kpix 5's kent doe, at the scene. >> reporter: we spoke with one woman who stayed at the hotel overnight. she overheard management say that early this morning, a man walked in, threw in a knapsack, and said, "this is a bomb, and then ran out, and pan i could. the management called police, and here we are. we are waiting to hear the official word from police. this is the scene, a very active scene. they called the bomb squad around 9:00 this morning. they brought that backpack out in front of the hotel, inspected it for about two hours, and then they blew it up about 20 minutes ago. police did not say what was inside. the timing of all this is of interest, because there was a fatal shooting here last night in the hotel parking lot, where police officers killed a suspect. this forced the evacuation of 70 customers inside the hyatt, and an unnonnumber of people in the gym next door. we caught up with tom plash and his family, who could not get to their vehicles or families' funeral, which is taking place now. >> and this morning now, there's a bomb threat, and we're kick off

anyway, jolene kent, terrific reporting, thank you. you can watch her latest reports in our "meet the press reports" on demand now on peacock. >>> before we go, i hate to remind you today is the 14th anniversary of the massacre. that was the worst shooting we witnessed, the worst massacre, and that was 14 years ago today. think of everything that's happened since. katy tur is right after this break. katy tur is right after this break. hey, check it out. one time i tripped on the sidewalk over here. [ heavy-metal music playing ] -[ snoring ] -and a high of 89 degrees. [ electronic music playing ] ooh! ooh! who just gives away wood? the snapshot app from progressive rewards you for driving safe and driving less. there's an app? -[ chuckles ] beth. -save money with progressive. [ tires screech ] well, that came out of nowhere. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and

what will your workplace look like and can your company require you to get vaccinated here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: as companies plan to bring employees back to the office, the reality of returning is setting in. >> it is a little nerve-racking. >> if my company forces me to go back, i'm going to try to look for another job >> reporter: questions piling up. >> how are you going to keep us safe. >> have people been vaccinated >> reporter: can employer require you to come back to work if you're getting the job done at home >> there's no reason a employer can't require employees to return to work even if they've been working productively and efficiently. >> reporter: while masks, social distancing, and reduced capacities will likely be required, what about vaccines three have been authorized by the fda for emergency united states, and full approvals are expected but can private companies mandate them >> whether fully approved or not, you have to make reasonable cosmos for people with disabilities or sincerely held religious beliefs. >> reporter: will look very different. >> uvc lights, a

our jo ling kent has details. >> reporter: tonight, new warnings from the irs about tax scams targeting millions this week, the federal tax agency alerting college and university students and staff, anyone with a .edu email address that fraudsters are impersonating them sending out phishing emails with th logo and subject lines like tax refund payment or recalculation of your tax refund payment asking you to click a link and submit personal information like social security or driver's license numbers to claim a refund the irs is also sounding the alarm about a growing number of text message scams falsely offering new economic relief payments that are rolling out nationwide the agency emphasizes do not click or share any personal information, saying they never reach out to taxpayers online and rarely by phone. >> the irs does not communicate with sending you a text message, with sending you an email, sending you some type of social media the irs does not operate in that fashion. >> reporter: what do you do if you go to file taxes and find out someone filed in your name? >> there is a for

it's interesting that the kent variant seems to be playing its part in india as well. if nobody is safe, nobody is safe until everybody is safe. at the end of the day it's the one thing that's going to make us all safe, populations across the world for the vaccination isn't available to everybody we are waiting in line for a very to come back to us. i waiting in line for a very to come back to us— back to us. i see that you were resent back to us. i see that you were present whether _ back to us. i see that you were present whether remotely - back to us. i see that you were present whether remotely or i back to us. i see that you were | present whether remotely or in back to us. i see that you were - present whether remotely or in the chamber for a present whether remotely or in the chamberfor a prime minister's chamber for a prime minister's questions chamberfor a prime minister's questions today. what did you make of the prime ministers defence and of the prime ministers defence and of course the fact that the electoral commission which obviously, wouldn't be inves