Cargill philanthropy; the Orange County community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [surf crashing] [distant chatter] man it was a big thing. It was a big tradition for generations, you know, just, for me, as 3 generations. I know some locals that are 4th generation of really kind of rockpicking and then evolving into diving and harvesting the abalone. And its justits an incredible opportunity. Itsthe oceans free to go into. Theres education, theres science, theres a physical workout. Its really just sort of a magical. Opportunity, really a rich part of a lot of thlocals lives he. Abalonbrought a t of people here thatit was their big vacation of the year. Come over with, you know, mom, dad, and the grandkids and camp out and relive the memories that they had when they were children. Man abalone is a hot topic across california because the harvest of abalone is deeply embedded in the culture of californians, going back to indigenous communities that lived here before our colonizati
Supporting the occupation and pakistans Prime Minister visits afghanistan for the 1st Time Since Taking Office and pledges to help promote peace there. And joining us go with sports, as leno messi returns to spain and says hes tired of always being blamed for the problems of oslo. No thank you very much for joining as we start this news hour with the coronavirus pandemic and the race to find a vaccine. British pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca says its phase 2 trials show promise in protecting the most at risk groups. A strong immune response was shown in those aged over 70. The vaccine is being developed in partnership with oxford university, and its now in the final stage of human testing to confirm those findings that a positive news on the vaccine front comes as cases continue to rise. More than 2000000. 00 cases have been before today in africa, but low rates of testing means the caseload is thought to be much higher across the continent. In the past cases of increased compared to
To be getting done. Now outside this morning temperatures not quite as cold as yesterday was at least for most of us as suppose looking pretty clear we do have low lying cloud cover thats pushing right above the bay shouldnt be interrupting your commute your errands whatever you may be doing today a look at radar shows a very quiet picture across the bay right now, but if we zoom out across the region. You do see some shower activity to our north. Its actually remain pretty minimal so far this morning but watch out for some wet spots if youre heading north towards the oregon border. Thats about the only problem areas weve got in the state right now so your region is looking calm and especially the bay temperatures are in the 40s and 50s for most of the bay the south bay bayside cities the east bay cities all that way while napa nevado in santa rosa are the exceptions to those 40s and 50s because youre actually down in the 30s this morning a lot like yesterday so keep the jackets on han
Also in ethiopia, where the government says its moving forward on its final offensive against fighters around to graze main city and palestinian leaders condemn the u. S. Secretary of states unprecedented visits to an illegal israeli settlement and the occupied Golan Heights. Welcome to the program. We begin with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and the race to find an effective vaccine. British, a pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca says its phase 2, trial show promise in protecting the most at risk groups. It says people over 70 who have been tested have shown a strong immune response. The vaccines being developed with Oxford University and its in the final stages of human trials. Now in the last 10 days, 2 other drug makers, pfizer and madonna, reported their back scenes are more than 90 percent effective in late stage trials. Well, globally cases have surpassed 56000000. There have been more than 1300000 deaths worldwide. 250000 of those in the u. S. Making it the worst affecte
Streets of delhi farmers vent their frustration towards the governments new agricultural legislation. That after decades of mistreatment and sanctuaries finally found for compound the worlds loneliest elephant. We begin then in ethiopia, where Prime Minister ali ahmed is juda, speak to parliament about the 3 week long conflict in the to greater reach. And hes declared victory there after the army announced that it took control of the regional capital mccully. But the Ground Forces say that they shot down a federal military plane and captured the pilots on sunday. Hundreds of been killed and thousands forced to flee to neighboring sudan since the fighting began. Lets go live to one. Nairobi where aljazeera is. Malcolm webb is keeping an eye on developments in ethiopias parliament. What are we expecting to happen . This session has already begun, but we, we are yet to hear from the Prime Minister. Right now, some members of parliament talking tenting question, congratulating the armed fo