in valentine -- on valentine's day, everyone just buys one. >> people by next to bouquets and more. the national retail federation says consumers are planned the spend $25 more on mother's day purchases, adding up to $245. an extra $25, shoppers think it's worth it. liz: one thing leading to the higher costs is the inflation. the floral shop owner said inflation has hit his shop and his purchasing prices and supplies not matching demand. he did say that this mother's day he decided not to pass the cost onto consumers. officials in santa cruz county are urging people to take precautions in protecting mom. they are advising to mask up to avoid the spread of covid. they recommend staying home with your sick, be upped up -- up-to-date on your vaccinations. according to the cdc, santa cruz county is one of three in california advancing into the moderate level of covid risk. we are following news out of concord. police confirmed they are investigating a shooting outside sun valley mall. it happened in the parking lot. luckily, there are no reports of injuries at this time. the warriors ar

now valentine has family is fighting for justice. spirit yamaha for voucher. just future lucas fidelmo. we hope the justice will prevail for not her daughter. we can't bring valentina back with them. these bloody doctors are still working at the hospital as if nothing happened. lost her job, that's not right in the 4th, 5th trip. so the crystal on it just go on trial 7 doctors at the hospital when 32 year old valentina milan, so lost her life. but there is little hope for the family in italy. doctors have the right to refuse and abortion on moral grounds. the woman is denied a life saving abortion and dies in italy in the heart of europe and ah, in many european nations, women are taking to the streets once again to fight for their rights, including the right to abortion. we think we have progressive abortion laws, which guarantee women a certain right to access abortion. but what we find instead is that the last that we have are really quite antiquated. ah, ah, ah. valentina millard, so from catania. the young woman was expecting twins after a course of ivy,

the sam says, says valentine, it's father. that plan was to wait until the 2nd twins heartbeat stopped. the family stood by helplessly watching valentina fight, but a life neu, adjustable, and before a bill mazin, at some point we were outside, and we heard a cry from valentino, but we still didn't know what was wrong with it. so a cry from valentina and then nothing was said doodle, the doctor says yes, it's serious. we have to resuscitate her. it's gonna come out in my daughters incubated yoletta. i touch her for a cold and the young woman's tragic death occurred in 2016 valentine. his parents had been fighting for justice ever since my jewels adul valentina story re ignited a public debate across italy, employ number at the hospital, stood by its handling of the case claiming her death was unavoidable. the doctors then stated that they were conscientious objectors, which was why they refused to carry out an abortion. no, many italian women took to the streets. valentina dismayed. the doctor's morals could take precedence ov

gotcha. fred cold in the young woman's tragic death occurred in 2016 valentine. his parents had been fighting for justice ever since. the battle valentino story re ignited a public debate across italy, implant, but at the hospital stood by its handling of the case claiming her death was unavoidable. the doctors then stated that they were a conscientious objectors, which was why they refused to carry out an abortion. now, many italian women took to the streets for valentina. this made the doctor's morals, could take precedence over a woman's life. there were also protests in rome. one of the demonstrators was local politician and doctor is a better candidate on a long time champion of women's rights in italy. she says, the situation is getting worse. she will know stink, that could a shame day that that day, the land, there's growing pressure from religious organizations. and from this group of doctors who are conscientious objectors, me, eternity, go shane, sir. ah, they maintain that embryos and fetuses are fully fledged people lead just like women e e n b o n e

so they told me the young woman's tragic death occurred in 2016 valentine. his parents had been fighting for justice ever since a jewel apple. valentino story re ignited a public debate across italy, employ number at the hospital, stood by its handling of the case claiming her death was unavoidable. the doctors then stated that they were a conscientious objectors, which was why they refused to carry out an abortion. no, many italian women took to the streets. valentina dismayed. the doctor's morals could take precedence over a woman's life. i have also protests in rome. one of the demonstrators was local politician and doctor is a better candidate on a long time champion of women's rights in italy. she says, the situation is getting was chair or being that get a shame that, that they didn't. there's growing pressure from religious organizations and from this group of doctors who are conscientious objectors maternity go, shane sir, are they maintain that embryos and fetus is a fully fledged people? they don't just like women, b, e n, b o ne ac. so no bills. s

is different than valentine's day valentine's day every person buys only one. but a mother's day is multiple and experts say people are willing to spend the extra cash for multiple bouquets and more this year the national retail federation says consumers are planning to spend $25 more on mother's day purchases adding up to a record average of more than 245 dollars an extra $25 shoppers think is worth it. that was zac fuentes reporting one thing leading to the higher costs. this year is inflation the floor shop owner. we saw says inflation has hit his shop and is purchasing prices. supply just isn't matching the demand. however, he does say that this mother's day. did not pass that cost on to his. summers health officials in santa cruz county are urging people to take precautions in protecting mom on this mother's day. they're advising people mask up to avoid the spread of covid. they also recommend to stay home if you're sick be up to date on your vaccinations and keep windows and doors open during according to metrics from the cdc santa cruz county is one of t

it's different than valentine's day valentine's day every person buys only one. for the mother's day is multiple and experts say people are willing to spend the extra cash for multiple bouquets and more this year. the national retail federation says consumers are planning to spend $25 more on mother's day purchases. adding up to a record average of more than 245 dollars an extra $25 shoppers think is worth it. now, of course also leading to higher cost this year is inflation fred the floral shop owner we heard from there. he says it's his shop and his purchasing prices that are going up because of inflation. he says that supply just isn't matching demand though. he says this mother's day. he did not pass that cost on to his customers. just keeping up with the spirit of this time of year in the newsroom zach fuentes abc 7 news, and that is a gift in itself zach many. thanks to you. well health officials in santa cruz county are urging people to take precautions in protecting mom this mother's day. they're advising that people mask up to avoid the spread of covid a

even school valentin still has surgeries ahead of him. svetlana is doing a little bit better. she shows me pictures of their house before and after the attack. this done up on why did they attack us? i don't know. we didn't do anything bad. where civilians are still. the quinn is learn. the hospital itself was not spirit either bought and russia load. the hat of the trauma center here tells us after russian strike his team struggled to keep going through all it before we worked without water and electricity will only put headlamps on and took care of those seeking medical assistance. also, it was very hard on me, but we stayed here and did what was necessary. well, we'll have social wellness and the situation worse. and when russian forces completely encircled the city, residents tell us some of them were killed by russian troops. others died because they could not reach the hospital due to heavy shelling. in the local morgue, edward slept please using refrigerated trucks for the bodies that still needs to be identified or pick up by relatives. the dubois through the will you

now it is time for her and her husband, valentin, to go. once and perhaps for all. these moments are the correct way to measure putin's invasion. not in tanks lost, alliances forged or buildings hammered. but in twilight days totally uprooted in tiny moments of unconsolable panic. this briefcase carefully packed by valentin contains all their documents for whatever it is that comes next. but here closer to russian-backed separatist areas of ukraine, loyalties are not that simple. and this large young family which like so much of the town has relatives in russia but no gas or electricity seems to prefer an outdoor stove and nights in the basement to leaving. they do not seem too perturbed despite the blasts and say they want peace. sometimes you feel they don't want you to know whose side they're on, especially this man. when we mention america. but still, their world is underground with fine dust in the damp air. their kitten born into the war. their children's sleep broken by shelling. at the cemetery the cost is starker. it has three types of mass grave. this line

the film simply titled no valentine follows the charismatic person critique in the aftermath of the 2020 poison attacked that nearly killed him. it's already won awards at both the sun dance and the toronto film festivals and has just had its german release. what come on for them? i found the canadian director daniel rule who follows the former russian presidential candidate as he goes behind the brazen plot to have him killed with the lethal nerve agent. navi choke in 2020. the real life spy thriller is inspiring shocking. and at times very funny. yeah, i think that my favorite part of the movie is the unmasking of this, of i guess this trope or motif. we have this idea in our heads that russian spies are the best in the world. but what i found is that really it's just like a school bumbling morons. well, the email or the very to brother, guy from intelligence, was hacked several times, and he felt better what was most cool one. and they had him. so his 2nd few beth, what was most cool to and they hacked him as well. and so the 3rd time he had bethought most go 3 and just guess what was

it's different than valentine's day valentine's day every person. is only one. but the mother's day is multiple and experts say people are willing to spend the extra cash for multiple bouquets and more this year. the national retail federation says consumers are planning to spend $25 more on mother's day purchases adding up to a record average of more than 245 dollars an extra $25 shoppers think is worth it. and that was zach fuentes reporting now one thing leading to the higher cost this year is inflation the floor shop owner. we saw says inflation is hit his shop and is purchasing prices. supply just isn't matching the demand. however, he does say this mother's day. he did not pass that cost on to his customers. health officials in santa cruz county are urging people to take precautions in protecting mom this mother's day their advising that people mask up to avoid the spread of covid and they recommend to stay home if you're sick be up to date on vaccinations and keep windows and doors open during visits according to metrics from the cdc. santa cruz county is

now is time for her and her husband valentine to go. once, and perhaps, for all these moments are not in tanks lost. alliances, forged, buildings hammered. but, in twilight days, totally up rooted, in tiny moments of unconcerned about panic. >> this briefcase, carefully packed by valentine, contains all of their documents, for whatever it is, that comes. but here, closer to russian-backed separatist areas of ukraine, it is not that simple this, lurch young family, which like so much of the town, has relatives in russia, but no gas, or electricity, seems to prefer an outdoor stove, and nights in the basement, to leaving. they do not seem to perturbed, despite the blasts. they say they want peace. sometimes, you feel, they don't want you to know who side there are on, especially this man, when we mention americ a but still, there world's underground, with fine dust, in the damp air. their kitten, born into the war. their children, sleep, broken, by shelling. at the cemetery, the cost is more stark. it has three types of mask rate. this li

neither is the economy sales have been improving at francisco valentines, fruit and juice stand in caracas. 8 hears of i for inflation are behind. now he sells more, especially in dollars when already that us. yeah. well, now thank god, there has been an improvement for me in terms of sales. people are a little more comfortable with a dollar level before they were afraid to consume or spend because with me and i thought at the stalled run by gustavo marchina, sales of holds increased customers can pain dollars, ball of ours, or electronically right. now things are very even to give you an average. they pay me hoffman, believers in health in dollars. ms rela, was able to curb my very inflation. but the ball of our, the official currency is so devalued that it is only enough to pay for candy or public transportation. the maximum that can be withdrawn from banks is 30 believers per day about $5.00. for economists like ronald barza. then as well as an official dollarization, it's not the only reason why prices have stopped rising. you don't have to see the dollar is useful. see the boulevard i

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "glory" from her critically acclaimed album "valentine," please welcome snail mail [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ you want it all supersta jesus died just to save you ♪ ♪ walk me dow hollywood boulevar get me hig in your hotel room ♪ ♪ you own m you own me i could never hurt you my love ♪ ♪ you know me ♪ ♪ ♪ when it gets cold we'll move to malibu ♪ ♪ where the drinks are hard you make them go down smooth you wanna make it hurt ♪ ♪ superstar when you took too much in the bedroom ♪ ♪ you own m you own me i could never hurt you my love ♪ ♪ you know me you own me you own me ♪ ♪ couldn't even look at you straight o shining in your glory ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: snail mail "valentine" is out now my thanks to millie bobby brown snail mail once again! and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night, everyone buh-bye! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza

valentin, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much. ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to a beer before you today. i am the senior director of technology and communications policy at the national urban league read greetings on behalf of the president and ceo. in my prior role, i was a special advisor to the fcc commissioner jeffrey star, advising broadband policies impacting communities of color and low income communities. in this capacity, i made policy recommendations regarding the -- i was also the first person watching the livestream, sitting behind my former boss as he answered from the committee, but my seating arrangement has changed. the national urban league have long recognized access to high-speed internet is a civil right. the covid-19 pandemic demonstrated everyone needs broadband to learn, work, receive health care, and access critical services, no matter their income, race, and geographic location. last year, the national urban league published a plan for digital equi

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. >> veteran cable car grip men, valentine lopez, could also be from another time. >> i think i like the way i dress. >> reporter: he has been at the grip of history for over two decades. >> i can look at one of these things from 1930 and oh, i was driving on that last week. >> reporter: he has something in common with the cable cars. he was born and raised in san francisco. >> i'm half japanese and half filipino. mom was born in tokyo and dad was born in --. my mom had friends down in chinatown and the girls would go and play cards and mah-jongg and go play because i wanted to the hill and i saw the cable cars rolling past like oh, that is cool. >> reporter: use eight years old when he heard his calling. >> little kids come you know, you want to be an astronaut, or a police officer. i always wanted to do this. a nice, quite sunny day, i think back like maybe this is what it was like in the 1890s. >> reporter: the mission district, his mother gave him a piece of advice. >> she always said being asian that i would have to work harder in order to prove myself. >> reporter: and so we ha

. >> months earlier another shooting shook united states in parkland, when on valentine's day, 19-year-old nikolas cruz fired an automatic weapon in a school which she was excluded from leading to the death of 17 people. after each shooting, a sensitive debate on firearms restarts. during a speech in front of congress, the ex-president, donald trump's question by a victims father. >> so long as i'm president, i will always protect your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. in reaffirming our heritage as a free nation. >> in 1999 columbine shooting was one of the first in the u.s. to be filled by school surveillance cameras. on their tv screens shocked americans discovered a phenomenon that would repeat itself in the future. mark: next, day 91 of the russian invasion of ukraine. russian forces have stepped up their assault on the east. the city of severodonetsk is almost surrounded as the army tries to take the whole of the eastern donbass region. ukraine's leadership is angry that delays in delivery of pledged heavy weapons from the western allies is leading it's a -- leaving his a

. >> reporter: veteran cable car grip man valentine lupin could also be from another time. >> i think they just like the way i dressed. >> reporter: he has been at the grip of history for over two decades. >> i can look at a photograph of one of these from 1930 and say oh i was driving that last week. >> reporter: he has something in common with the cable cars, he was born and raised in general does go. >> i'm half japanese, half filipino. my mom was born in tokyo and that was born, my mom has friends in chinatown and the grown-ups would go play cards. so, i wandered up the hill and i saw the cable cars from past like oh that is cool. >> reporter: he was eight years old when he heard is calling. >> little kids, you want to be an astronaut or lease officer. i always wanted to do this. on a nice quiet, sunny day in the not too much going on i think maybe this is what it was like on 1890. >> reporter: growing up in the mission district, lupiz's mother gave him a piece of advice. >> she always said being asian i would have to work harder in order to prove myself. >> reporter: so he has. t

my next gift to night knows 1st hand the terror of a school shooting on valentine's day in 2018. a gunman entered a high school in parkland florida. 17 people died. lewis mison was a student at that school. he, his fellow classmates, and their teacher, survived by hiding in a closet. lewis is now university student in tallahassee, florida. that's where he joins me to night lose. i appreciate you taking the time. i'm to talk with it's tell me, where were you, what were you doing in what went through your mind when you heard about the school shooting in texas yesterday? i'm actually driving back up from a check with obviously come up on the news that the time it was less people and me i was there was all it is. and what did you think when you heard that, you know, people have been shot inside of school by the devastated, you know, i think that they now have the greatest portion of the unfortunate club. a club keeps growing up and it's, it's an awful thing to experience and my heart goes out. you know, a majority of americans in the polls tell us this, say that the support backgroun

flash mobs on valentine's day to protest domestic violence. they just needed to get a hold ones until they joined other groups and some 200 countries around the world, all dancing to the same choreography. yeah, 8th, the time, it's the 4th time alexander, cougar, and homey stangler are organizing the event here in munich, deceased. he wouldn't love this wonderful the craft. 1000000000 rising is this amazing power with dad was providing such a positive statement, a positive a tional spice instead of people just standing in protest with victims continue to be stigmatized. dimension or look is of how and this is simply about giving women the chance to dance together. so it says my, this is libby, want to double the invoice of lively protests like the last one. hell downtown are on hold at the moment due to the corona virus pandemic in a minute. we have to find an alternative to doing it on the street. and i know with that, i could make some inquiries with the buy in munich, womens team up there on cindy if they allow us to do the dom during the h

in germany, the munich branch of the 1000000000 rising campaign has organized dance, flash mobs on valentine's day to protest domestic violence just needed, i guess an old ones. and often they joined other groups in some 200 countries around the world. all dancing to the same choreography. yeah. the plan, it's the 4th time, alexandra, coca, and warmish dongle are organizing the event here in munich. does. he wouldn't leverage wonderful. he class 1000000000 rising is this amazing power with dad was providing such a positive statement. i like positive her national spice instead of people just standing in protest with victims continue to be stigmatized dimension or that is of how and this is simply about giving women the chance to dance together to settle it . tad says my, this is libby want to and i will the invoice of lively protests like the last one held downtown on hold at the moment due to the corona virus pandemic misses. we have to find an alternative to do it on the street as well. i know with that, i could make some inquiries with the buy in munich, womens team up there on cindy smith i

another massacre. valentine, texas. now i'm into school. beautiful industries. second, 3rd, 4th graders. and how many scores of little children? who witness what happened? see their friends die visitor in a battlefield, for god's sake lose the rest of their lives. as a law, we don't know yet. there's a lot. we do know the parents who never see their child again. never have them jump in bed and cuddle with parents who will never be the same to lose a child is like having a piece of new sole ripped away. there's a hollowness in your chest. you feel like you're being sucked into it and never going to be able to get out suffocated. it's never quite the same. it's a fairly shared by the siblings and the grandparents and family members in the community that's up behind. scripture says, june, i've talked about this in different context. another context lord is near to the broken heart and save the crushed spirit. so many crushed spirits. so tonight, i ask the nation to pray for them. give the parents and siblings with strength and darkness. they feel right now as a nat

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we are watching baby joe on valentine's day so my dad and gloria can... - make love. - ew. don't. - oh. - the point is, we are celebrating a day early. so they can finally be intimate. you've more than made that point. i'm just saying it's a long wait after giving birth. - six weeks. - ugh. i couldn't keep my hands off this one for that long. (both chuckle) i can only imagine what jay's going through. i should check on the kids. haley took 'em to a movie. she's not even gonna answer. i know, but, sweetie, i have a good reason to worry. luke had that nasty nosebleed this morning, and alex, as usual, fainted. she's fine, and dunphy men get nosebleeds. i told you this when we got married. it was in my vows.

traveled overnight to beat the crowds, consumers noticed something different, prices have increased since valentine's day. >> inflation, you cannot avoid it, logistics, labor, supply disruptions the cost is been more expensive. it just trickled into the price of the product. ama: mom is worth it though, right? flowers are flown in from central america ahead of mother's day. even with the price increases, the california flower mall is the cheapest ways to buy flowers. larry: chris alvarez is handling sports we got baseball to talk about and the warriors are preparing for the grizzlies in game three of their playoff series. chris: coming up in sports the warriors are fired up to resume their series with the grizzlies you will see it here on abc 7 and a giant debut, find out why shaun jolly's debut was a out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. an

then on valentine's day in 2018, a former student went into marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida and killed 17 people, 14 of them students. senator marco rubio introduced a red flag bill that would let law enforcement restrict gun access for people considered unstable who could be a threat to others or themselves. rubio's bill was reintroduced twice in the senate, but never got a vote on the floor. and now as the country witnesses the second deadliest school shooting in american history, and with polls showing the overwhelming majority of americans supporting some restrictions on firearms, the question is, is it going to be different this time? to help answer that question, we have with us national political reporter heidi priscila, who has for yearcovered the gun reform debate on capitol hill and across the country. it's great to have you with us. heidi: thank you, geoff. geoff: and one of the things that's different about this current moment is that the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell,his past week said that he encouraged texas senator john cornyn to work with democra

emotions, adrenaline, that dry, and liverpool have done it now, they have had two games a week since valentine's day, and they have been magnificent, got a little bit of momentum and rhythm, if you weeks off, but this team is a match for anyone. real madrid wrapped up la liga four weeks ago, carlo ancelotti has been able to rest all his key players. they are full—strength, i will bring you the team news later in the programme. of course, you look at the incredible run real madrid had, down and out against psg in the last 16, came back to get to the quarterfinals, losing 3—0 to chelsea, got into the semifinals, amazing game against manchester city, late goals from rodrigo, benzema, 15th for him. actual it says it is the real madrid way, we will talk about luck and what part the stadium may play later as well is that all—important team news, but for her now let's head back to the bbc sport centre. more for you. olly, thank you. from the champions league to rugby league's challenge cup — the final was held today at the tottenham hotspur stadium for the first time. and it looked like hudders

traveled overnight to beat the crowds, consumers noticed something different, prices have increased since valentine's day. >> inflation, you cannot avoid it, logistics, labor, supply disruptions the cost is been more expensive. it just trickled into the price of the product. ama: mom is worth it though, right? flowers are flown in from central america ahead of mother's day. even with the price increases, the california flower mall is the cheapest ways to buy flowers. larry: chris alvarez is handling sports we got baseball to talk about and the warriors are preparing for the grizzlies in game three of their playoff series. chris: coming up in sports the warriors are fired up to resume their series with the grizzlies you will see it here on abc 7 and a giant debut, find out why shaun jolly' >> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. >> so far so good for the warriors of the dubs are a perfect three and oh at the chase center is the scene sift -- shifts to the bay. draymond green's eyes still swollen after taking an elbow in memphis. series tie with the pivotal game saturday night. there shooting wi

rose has been valentine's day. which is the first time we've ever experienced that and we've been doing this for 30 years, so it's crazy. the national retail federation estimates the average family will spend $245 on mother's day this year. massive restoration project is underway , the project will transform moffett field's historic hangar one in mountain view by 2025. today we were given a stink peak at the beginning phase of all that work. over the years, my friends there has been it's been a rocky road. but all along, there were people of vision and commitment. and that's why today this is a great celebration. in 2015. google agreed to pay $1.6 billion for 60 year lease with nasa to take over that site. tech giant plans to repurpose the three airship hangars, they're turning them. into laboratories for developing robots, rovers and drones along with other cutting edge technology. hobart says it has restored full service along the red and orange lines in march, a faulty cable between the el cerrito and ashby stat

a decade 19 primary age children from the same class in 2 teachers have been killed in the town of valentine, texas. but he say the attacker barricaded himself in the classroom and shot at people indiscriminately. he is later killed by police. rob reynolds begins, are coverage with this report. ah, a shocking act of violence as ripped, yet another american town into pieces. an 18 year old gunman stormed an elementary school. and while they texas tuesday afternoon and opened fire. as the news spread frantic, parents waited to find out if their children were safe on. nobody's telling me anything. always telling me make telling me anything. and one of the parents were saying that there's kids possibly held at the funeral, and that's what brought me over here to find out what's going on. the unthinkable details began to emerge salvador or romeus, an 18 year old male who resided in you. valley is believed that he abandoned his vehicle and entered into the rob elementary school in new valley with a hand gun. any may have also had a rifle. as of now, no motive is known for the man shooting the 600