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we all know that vincent collinses is a radio host in washington, d.c. and he joins us now. great to see you npr. sounds like a wonderful place to work. yeah. neurotic people'swork gr radio y on display. . this is downright soviet. i mean, when you talk about the soviet union specifically, you know, for years many, many, manyific, they'd celebrate a 13r old who ratted out his own father for taking a little tooo much grain. they killed the kidle because the parents turned him in and then the boy ended up beinged martyred and celebrated throughout the soviet as being an informant forever. yeah, that's that's what thisye is in npr. they are turning everyone into informants against each other. you catch somebody with a mask halfway down their face, you rat them out. this is where the left has become a bunch of soviet hall monitors and this is the policy they've instituted inside taxpayer funded npr. if you had to pick the home of virtue signaling you would probably pick npr offices and they of course of the last ones hanging on to masking and now turning to as you pointe informi

that's the question here, vincent. >> i ate one or two. >> now, we can talk about the -- food towards the future. what you think of the 2026 winter olympics. what comes to mind. are you planning to give it another go here? >> i will be returning to school in the fall. i will be taking a full course load and committing full-time to school. so we difficult for me to train. but i'm keeping my options open. the boston skin club is now open. closer to providence than other options in the past. and i love skiing so much. i feel like i have more to give. so, who knows. we will see. >> oh, 2026. moving on to the present though, your currently traveling with -- your next office here in san jose this week and. a put of the details of people can go and watch you. but tell me more about the show for those who aren't familiar with what goes on in the show. >> welcome 1000 nights is an all-star american cast. a touring location all throughout the us. >> now camisa much the entire interview with vincent on your roku amazon fire tv. download the nbc bay area streaming app. there he is with abby. we p

defense production act to boost the production of baby formula and relief for families within saint vincent babies could be on the way soon. those first flights of baby formula are scheduled now. federal officials, putting the finishing touches on plans to import formula from europe, millions of children that were affected by the formula shortage right now, some parents are turning to potentially harmful practices to find ways to feed their little ones. let's talk more about this by bringing in kaiser permanente pediatrician dr kristen jackson. thanks for being with us. hi good morning. thanks for having me today. of course, is it's such an important topic as the formula shortages. ongoing babies are still being born and also repeat reading reports. some older children are being sent to the hospital because they can't get enough nutrition. how are hospitals handling this dire situation? yes well, certainly with our newborns here in our hospitals, we really encourage mothers, um to breastfeed and most of the mothers that are having babies. that's their goal . so we are supporting them. in th

gabe vincent knocks down the tray. he had 17 so he take game 1. one, 18, one. 0, 7 game 2 on thursday. the giants have won 11 straight games in denver. turns out they must really like coors field. they're looking to go for 12 in a row out in the great state of colorado. giants fans chowing down. also food that's just seeing top of the first tommy lastella leading off and this is just his second game back and he said, how about a moon shot? second deck home run 464 feet to be exact giant taken early one. nothing lead top of the 3rd. now giants up a run to or from ikea stripes. key. he lives one fair down. the first base line. one run comes on in to score the second one also scores all part of a four-run 3rd inning giants pad that lead to 3. very next inning. it's 61 giants to offer darren ruffin. he slaps one into the right-field gap. that's warning track power. giants extend their lead to place home. a pair bottom of the 9th now giants up 3, but the rockies threatening with 2 one against camillo devolved. but he gets himself out of that jam. nice

gabe vincent sinks that want to really icy had 17. he take it one, 18, one. 0, 7, game 2 on thursday. the giants have won 11 straight games in denver. >> turns out they was really like coors field tonight. they look for 12 in a row out there in colorado. giants fans chowing down. also food, denver's a good food city take out there earlier. that good. just go for sending tommy lastella leading offices guest his second game of the season and that's a moon shot 464 feet into the second deck. giants taken early one. nothing lead go to the top of the 3rd giants up by a run. 2 want from ikea strengths. teen is down the and he lines one fair down the first base line. one run scores. the giants. they put up 4 runs in the 3rd a pad that lead to 3 very next and 6. one giants too warm for darren ruff in right center for the slaps one into gap that is going to drop it. giants extend their lead to 7 bottom of the night. giants up by 3. they're threatening. you know what? i'm just going to get to the point. the giants, they win this one 10 to 7. th

vincent had 17 points. he take a one. oh, lead. they win one 18 to one. 0, 7 game 2 is all thurs. the giants have won 11 straight games in denver. turns out they must really like coors field. tonight. they go for win 12 in a row. giants fans chow down on some good food up in the denver. denver is a cool city. top of the first tommy lastella leading off with it. he gets a hold of that one. this is his second game back. that's a moon shot into the second dec 464 feet to be exact. giants taken early one. nothing lead top of the 3rd now giants up by a run. 2 on for mike yastrzemski and he lines one fair down the first base line. one run scores the second run. it's going to come around to score all part of a four-run 3rd giants had their lead to 3 very next ending is 61 giants 2 on for darren ruff. nice hit there. he slaps one into the gap in right. that will play at home. a pair giants extend their lead to 7. this game is still in progress. giants currently lead 10 to 7, 2, outs in the bottom of the 8th with a man offer soon as it goes. final. we will have that full highlight for you.

everything here you go from the movie laura vincent price. mhm alright, chilly 42 right now. where is that in morgen hill. our good friend chris henry. as and that's pretty cool for this time, crystal clear sky. i agree. visibility has been great air quality has been great. that's because we have not had an inversion setup inversion with trap all the pollutants. but because we've had these lows coming in, it has generated winds and cooler temps. speaking of colder temps, water temps continue to be really cold. 49 bodega bay, san francisco bo has been bouncing between 49 50 and monterey is 50. i mean, that's cold water from mid may. so anytime you get eighties or nineties inland as well get tomorrow the fog would come flying in when it's that cold. soon as it gets a little help. 28 truckee 31. south lake tahoe 76. that's the spirit down in louse vegas. and 60. los angeles, san diego monterey's 53 . the pattern is we're kind of stuck in between the high and the desert. southwest cannot build northward because there's a series of systems that continue to march into the pacific n

vincent schiarella and his wife donnis were staying at a neighboring villa. both villas share a common wall and have separate entrances. last thursday police say the couples ate at separate restaurants in the resort and settled in for the evening. both couples were not feeling well that night, they felt so sick, in fact, they had to be treated at a local medical facility. their symptoms included nausea and vomiting. at one point they felt well enough to return here to the resort. the next morning, police got an emergency call from the staff here at sandals, saying that they had found an unresponsive male in one of these villas. then another call, saying the staff had also found an additional unresponsive male and female in a second villa located right next door. in the first villa, police found vincent chiarella lying on the floor and he was pronounced dead. his wife donnis was alive and transported to a hospital in miami where as of monday she was in fair condition. her son said this. she woke up and my dad was laying there on the floor. her legs and arms we

it was scary to see, um seniors stuck on balconies and vincent raise our teachers at rosa parks elementary school next door, they rushed over to help evacuate residents. they're glad we're alive. they were a little confused if we were alive or not, so i think that kind of settle them down. they don't see themselves as heroes for teachers, so we care about other people. i think hopefully anybody would do the same thing. it was a very fast moving fire, and it's rail for fire during the day to get this much headway before we arrive, deputy chief bar pastel says firefighters and good samaritans work together to rescue and treats seven people who were hurt in the fire on inca lane ellison, laguna. the crews immediately pulled two people out of the top floor in the rear. two people out of the ground floor and the rear who were trapped one person from the second floor in the rear of the five taken hospitals to were reported to be in critical condition. while the others had minor to moderate injuries. one witness says he saw a woman in her eighties being taken out with burn injuries in this place

vincent, let's get you in here. your joining us from the phone. you go into those burning buildings. what are you doing when you approach the flames? >> i am yelling. scrambling to get out. yelling, fire, fire, get out. get out. at that point, i do see one person come out. seems like he is coughing a lot. he was able to get out right away. >> vincent, are you seeing people? are you hearing other people? had what is going through your mind as >> really, the fire alarms are ringing pretty loud. when i saw the flames, that is when i knew it was time for me to get out. i wanted to make sure that everyone else was also out. >> to both of you and all the staff there, what an incredible story of being fearless and community minded. vincent, is this going to make you way back into your lesson plan? >> they were very concerned for my safety. i did inform them that i was okay and we definitely had a check in to make sure everyone felt okay. the kids were definitely concerned. >> bringing you back in, where the kids okay when all was said and done? did you c

finally and vincent, raise our teachers at rosa parks elementary school next door, they rushed over to help evacuate residents. glad we're alive. they were a little confused if we were alive or not, so i think that kind of settle them down themselves as heroes for teachers, so we care about other people think hopefully anybody would do the same thing. it was a very fast moving fire, and it's rare for fire during the day to get this much headway before we arrived, deputy chief bar pastels, firefighters and good samaritans work together to rescue and treats seven people who were hurt in the fire on ink. elaine ellis and laguna cruz immediately pulled two people out of the top floor in the rear , two people out of the ground floor and the rear who were trapped one person from the second floor in the wear of the five taken hospitals to were reported to be in critical edition. others had minor to moderate injuries. one witness said he saw a woman in her eighties being taken out with burn injuries. this place was an inferno. it was going up really bad. i've never seen anybody burned in a fir

. >> first grade teacher, vincent reyes, searched outside the building, and his colleagues knocked on windows and pulled on fire escapes for people in the rest of the complex. >> my window was open and i could see. there is a fire. that is when i grabbed my dog and ran outside. >> reporter: arrived within minutes and moved fast to knock down the flames. it destroyed for units in the building. five people on those units were taken to local hospitals. one of them in critical condition. two others from neighboring units. if it wasn't for the reaction of the teachers nearby, people living in the building say it could have been much worse. the teachers say they did not think twice about jumping into action. >> our fear was this was our community. these are families. i saw a lot of familiar faces. >> reporter: they got some applause from neighbors as they headed back to last a figure finish out the school day. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> the mother of the three-year- old who died in that ceremony was already in jail. tonight, we have learned the police arrested the mother's fath

from the fire sicily ena lee and vincent reyes both teachers then ran towards the apartments. this was all happening during. the recessed period the children were quickly sent back inside the building. and it's fair to say that had it not been for those two teachers. it's likely the outcome would have been much worse. both teachers pull down the fire escape ladders reyes went inside to rescue residents. i went inside this building here with a fire first started and seen the fire. it was pretty heavy on the roof. and that's when i seen the last person hopefully coming out of the building. this resident was one of the people evacuated and they were screaming and knocking and calling and trying to get us out and they when the doors open they can't win in and rescued the elderly people. they were fantastic. marikits with her man honest josh gant was walking in the area when he saw some of the other. victims being taken away early bringing one lady out. she was burned really bad on her face and hands then they brought another lady out. she was had smoke all over her and then they b

it was scary to see, um seniors stuck on balconies and vincent raise our teachers at rosa parks elementary school next door, they rushed over to help evacuate residents. they're glad we're alive. they were a little confused if we were alive or not, so i think that to settle them down. they don't see themselves as heroes for teachers. so we care about other people. i think hopefully anybody would do the same thing. it was a very fast moving fire and in its rail for fire during the day to get this much headway before we arrived, deputy chief bar pastel says firefighters and good samaritans work together to rescue and treats seven people who were hurt in the fire on inca lane near laguna. the crews immediately pulled two people out of the top floor in the rear, two people out of the ground floor and the rear who were trapped one person from the second floor in the rear of the five taken hospitals to were reported to be in critical condition. while the others had minor to moderate injuries. one witness says he saw a woman in her eighties being taken out with burn injuries in this place was an

million vincent our teachers at rosa parks elementary school next door, they rushed over to help. evacuate residence. glad we're alive. solves as heroes for teachers, so we care about other people. i think hopefully anybody would do the same thing. it was a very fast moving fire, and it's rare for fire during the day to get this much headway before we arrived, deputy chief of our past says firefight and goods work together. to rescue and treats seven who were hurt. in the fire. on inca. lane. ellison, laguna. hospitals to were reported to be in critical condition while the others had minor to moderate injuries. one witness says he saw a woman in her eighties being taken out with burn injuries, and this place was an inferno. it was going to really bad i've never seen anybody burned in a fire. but it was she was somebody saying movies. was burned, really. bad. because of fire. under. it's smoke and fire damage. the red cross helped 18 residents who were displaced. kathy billups is president of the co ops board. well i hope we get the building back together and fix six. we do have in

. >> sicily and vincent, both teachers, ran towards the apartments. this was all happening during the recess period. the children were quickly sent back inside the building, and it is fair to say that had it not been for those teachers, it is likely the outcome would have been much worse. both teachers pulled down the fire escape ladders. reyes went inside to rescue residents. >> i went inside this building here where the fire first started. i actually seen the fire. it was on the roof. that's when i seen the last person coming out of the building. >> this resident was one of the last people evacuated. >> they were screaming and knocking and crawling and trying to get us out. when the doors open, they went in and rescued the elderly people. they were fantastic. >> she managed to take her two parakeets with her. this man on a stretcher was also rescued and treated. >> started bringing one lady out. she was burned really bad on her face and hands. then they brought another lady out. she had smoke all over her. then they brought another lady out, she had

vincent matthews who plans to retire on june 30th that way. has been the superintendent hayward at the unified district in here over the past 6 years. but he was in san francisco, spent 2 years as executive director of elementary schools and the san francisco unified district. so he's coming back. wiens hiring caps an 8 month long search and more than 2 years of district controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and the dire budget crisis. when says he looks forward to this new job, despite the challenges. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union also issued a statement welcoming wayne and saying that they trust the new superintendent is going to ensure the schools are fully funded and fully staffed when will begin his new role on july. 1st. >> in the east b

vincent matthews who plans to retire on june 30th. matt wayne has been the superintendent in the hayward unified school district for the past 6 years before that he spent 2 years as executive director of elementary schools in the san francisco unified district. so he's coming back. wiens hiring caps an 8 month long search and more than 2 years of district controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and a dire budget crisis. wayne says he looks forward to the new job despite the challenges he's going to begin the new role on july. 1st. >> well, in the east bay, the berkeley unified school district is asking students to please wear your masks as we're heading towards graduation. they say they want people to be able to attend graduation, but with different events and large parties, somebody may catch covid-19. and if that's you, you may have to go into quarantine right around when graduation happens, which means you won't be able to attend. so the district says, you know, you want to wear your mask, prevent getting infected to h

so i have a trip to antarctica left to do mount vincent and the south pole the north pole after that. any any order, the north pole and carson's pyramid >> lucy you blow us away we'll be calling your mother later to find out how she did it because you are an incredible young lady but i think she'd say it comes straight from you. best of luck to you. >> congratulations, lucy >> thank you >> you're welcome. what a sweet kid oh my god i'm totally blown away by her wow. >> long distance runner. 4.6 gpa, graduated early from high school actually she's just going to go walk with her graduating class going to usc let's go home and ground our kids home school or do whatever lucy's mom did. >> wow i'm exhausted. >> amazing >> she's amazing well, i almost feel like a let down but if you have been feeling a little sneezy or a little itchy, guess what moderate to high pollen levels for 90% of the country and in fact the heaviest part from the plains, the northern plains, the midwest into the northeast. >>> 11:39. it is a flower moon for this time of year for may and then we'll start to see this m

vincent matthews. he plans to retire on june. 30th wayne has been the superintendent in hayward for the past 6 years before that he spent 2 years as executive director of elementary schools in san francisco, unified district. wayne's hiring caps an 8 month long search and more than 2 years of district controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and the dire budget crisis. when says he's looking forward to the new job, despite the challenges. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union also issued a statement welcoming wayne. they said that they trust the new superintendent will ensure the schools are fully funded and fully staff. when begins the new role on july. 1st. >> in the east bay, the berkeley unified school distri

current san francisco superintendent vincent matthews is stepping down after five years in the role. wayne will inherit a lot offal challenges after a rocky year. the district saw three board members recalled, protests by teachers over payroll errors and ongoing budget issues following the pandemic. >>> an effort to recall antioch's mayor has failed. now the group behind the campaign is accusing a professional signature company of fraud. wednesday night was the deadline to turn over signatures to recall mayor lamar thorpe. proponents cited a range of reasons including their belief the mayor was not supportive of small businesses or police, but they say the signatures they turned over to the company to verify were never returned and it appears the company left the state with their $23,000 payment. for his part, mayor thorpe is ready to move on. >> i'm so excited the recall effort is finally over. question move forward. i'm continuing to be an inclusive community, a community where everybody is welcome and we stop shutting out different perspectives, just simply because of who people a

vincent matthews. the plans to retire on june. 30th. wayne has been the superintendent in hayward unified school district for the past 6 years before that he spent 2 years as executive director of elementary schools in the san francisco unified school district. lane's hiring caps 8 month long search and more than 2 years of district controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and a dire budget crisis. wayne says he looks forward to the new job despite the challenges that lie ahead. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union also issued a statement to welcome lane. the union said that they trust the new superintendent will ensure the schools are fully funded and fully staffed when will begin his new role on july. 1st. california state lawmakers are moving

vincent matthews who plans to retire on june. 30th. wayne has been the superintendent in the hayward unified school district for the past 6 years before that he spent 2 years as executive director of elementary schools in the san francisco district. lane's hiring caps an 8 month long search and more than 2 years of district controversy, including the recall of 3 school board members and a dire budget crisis. wayne says that he looks forward to the new job despite the challenges ahead. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union also issued a statement to welcome wayne. the union said that they trust the new superintendent will ensure that the schools are fully funded and fully staffed when will begin his new role on july. the first and the board also approved a re

vincent matthews, matthews's retiring at the end of june. wayne's hiring caps and 8 months searching more than 2 years of controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and the budget crisis for the past 6 years. wayne has been the superintendent of the hayward unified school district which serves about 18,000 students. he says he looks forward to the new job despite challenges ahead. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union has issued a statement to welcome wayne. they say that they're trusting who will make sure the schools are fully funded and fully staffed. >> weather time. as we get a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. and i don't think it's too soon to ask about the weekend and i getting away. >> hey, we've people heading out about and looks l

vincent matthews who plans to retire on june. 30th. wayne has been the superintendent in hayward unified school district for the past 6 years before that he was an executive director of elementary schools in san francisco unified school district for 2 years. wayne tiring caps and 8 months search and more than 2 years of controversy, including the recall of 3 board members and a dire budget crisis. wayne says he looks forward to the new job despite the challenges ahead. i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. >> as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different, you know, different backgrounds and myself. but there to support their children. >> san francisco teachers union also issuing a statement to welcome wayne. the union says that they trust the new superintendent will ensure the schools are fully funded and fully staffed. wayne will begin his new role on july. 1st, the san francisco board of education h

vin se vincent matthews is stepping down after five years in the role. the district saw three board members recall protests by teachers that were payroll errors and ongoing budget issues following the pandemic. >>> new at 7:00, about 100 teachers and staffers in daly city are starting to move into new apartments at below market rents. s sara chen takes us inside the school that's being a market for educators. >> reporter: when westmore high schoolteacher judy raskin changed careers, she knew she couldn't live alone. >> when i started to become a teacher, i had to live with my mom and i haven't been able to leave for ten years because the rents have been so high. >> reporter: now she can finally have her own place. >> it feels great. i feel like an adult. even though i've been an adult for a long time, this gifves me the opportunity to be on my own. >> reporter: the school is renting out apartments at 60% market rates. it starts at $1,000 a month for a one-bedroom and $3,000 a month for a three-bedroom on the old serramonte site. with an average salary of

in a statement the board said at wayne was the sole finalist for the job and will be the one to see vincent matthews who plans to retire on june. 30th wayne's hiring caps an 8 month search and more than 2 years of controversy, including the recall of 3 school board members and a dire budget crisis for the past 6 years. wayne has been the superintendent in hayward unified school district. it serves about 18,000 students before hayward lane was actually an executive director at elementary schools in san francisco unified school district for 2 years. and when ation, he said that he looks forward to the new job despite the challenges ahead. >> i also feel fortunate to be joining a community that shares my commitment to social justice and educational equity. as you heard, i've always worked in communities where a majority of the citizen families are a different backgrounds and myself. but we're there to support their children. >> the san francisco teachers union also issued a statement to welcome wayne. the union said that they trust the new superintendent. we'll ensure the schools are fully fun

sf schools superintendent vincent matthews, who has been in that role since 2017 announced that he would step down in june of 2021, but he agreed to an additional year after discussions with the board. and it's been a rocky school year for sfusd. the district saw three school board members removed by recall, protest by teachers who went unpaid for months due to errors with the new payroll system, and ongoing budget issues following the pandemic. >>> an effort to recall antioch's mayor has failed, and now the group behind the campaign is accusing a professional signature company of fraud. last night was the deadline to turn over signatures to recall mayor thorpe. they cited their belief that the mayor was not supportive of small business oz or the police. but they say their signatures were never return and it seems the country left the state with their $23,000 payment. for his participate, mayor thorpe says he is ready to move on. >> i'm so excited that the recall effort is finally over. we can move forward on continuing to be an inclusive community, a community where everybody is welcome

move to the top leadership role at san francisco unified when that district current superintendent dr vincent matthews retires. whiteness fluent in spanish, started his teaching career as a middle school language arts teacher. he worked for san francisco unified a decade ago as the executive director of elementary education , is first remarks after accepting his new position. wayne spoke about the need for everyone in san francisco unified to work together. over the past two years. i know we've been through a lot in education in general and san francisco has faced challenges in particular. and you know, i think we need to be real. it's been hard and people are tired. but so we need to come together and do some healing. the san francisco school board extended the search for a new superintendent in february after three members of its board were recalled. the district has faced backlash over declining enrollment, school reopenings and admission changes at local high school. the current superintendent, dr matthews is retiring next month after five years in that role. evacuations remain in place t

san francisco schools school superintendent dr vincent matthews issued a statement saying, quote. it's an unfortunate reality that in light of declining enrollment of structural budget deficit and ever changing outlook related to vacancies we needed to issue so many preliminary layoff notices . we are very happy that at this point in the process we are down to so few certificated layoffs. time is 404 happening today a rally by teachers in fremont demanding a new contract. the teachers union says the last contract ended more than 300 days ago, and the sticking points include pay raises and benefits, as well as smaller class sizes and more staffing. the salaries of first year teachers begin that $70,000 a year. meantime in redwood city, teachers at summit prep school are also protesting heading into contract negotiations. this perhaps school is among seven summit locations here in the bay area. the union representing the teachers is protesting against charter school networks, high teacher turnover and what they called the lack of support for students. protest comes before a fact fin

michael phillips and his wife, robbie, were from tennessee and vincent. she around was from florida. his wife was found alive and she is right now in fair condition. all 4 people complained of sickness at the resort. a lab in philadelphia now has samples from the 3 bodies. foul play is not suspected in the resort remains open. >> elon musk says he will reverse twitter's permanent ban of former president donald trump. if the tesla ceo follows through with his plan to buy the social media company. musk says twitter's trump ban was a quote, morally bad decision and foolish in the extreme. he says permanent bans of twitter account should be rare and reserved for scammer. automated bot counts. musk says that trump's ban was a mistake because it to alienated a large part of the country and did not ultimately result in donald trump not having a voice. trump has previously said he had no intention of rejoining twitter even if his account was reinstated. he says that he would instead focus on his own platform. truth social, which is had several problems since its

and 64 year-old vincent. she rela he and his wife dawn us were in the bahamas celebrating their anniversary when they started to feel sick, then sent died. his wife dawn us airlifted to kendall regional medical center in south florida. police in the bahamas said they've collected several samples and even enlisted the help of a philadelphia lab in processing a report. once that. >> those examinations of done. i will put all of this. would be able to provide us. but an official report. to the exact cause of death. health officials confirmed the resort guest went to a clinic on thursday after complaining of nausea and vomiting. >> they were treated then left. then friday morning hotel staff found the guest unresponsive in their resort villas. a spokesman from the u.s. state department sent news nation. this statement saying in part, we are closely monitoring local authorities investigation into the cause of death. we stand ready to provide all appropriate consular assistance. >> that was brooke shafer reporting

sandals emerald bay resort, one of the three victims identified as a man from the florida panhandle, vincent sheer, ella. he was staying in one of the resorts villas with his wife, donnie's for their anniversary. she survived and was airlifted to a miami hospital, her son, telling abc news that she woke up during the scare and could not move. another couple who died identified as michael and robbie phillips of tennessee had been staying in the villa right next door. bahamas health officials say some hotel guests had gone to a clinic thursday with nausea and vomiting. all of them had reported feeling ill and the as was reported already. well seeing by the medics, toxicologists are now looking at both villas to see if environmental factors could be to blame. authorities do not suspect foul play. they're looking at the water heater, the air conditioner and propane to see if carbon monoxide poisoning is possible because they've been focusing on the idea that the woman said she couldn't move and she had a lot of muscle weakness. sandals resort is assisting the investigation into these mysterious

vincent passing away. donnis airlifted to a hospital in florida. the chiarellas' son austin telling abc news his mother woke up friday morning and found vincent lying on the floor while she discovered she couldn't move, her arms and legs swollen, screaming for help. two other victims found in a separate villa also dying. according to police, there were no indications of trauma, but they did show signs of convulsion. >> we believe it's an isolated situation that involves four people impacted. >> reporter: the acting prime minister of the bahamas releasing a statement saying that multiple agencies including the u.s. embassy are working together. and sandals telling abc news, we're actively working to support both the investigation as well as the guests' families in every way possible during this difficult time. guests staying at the resort now on edge. >> it definitely gives me cause for concern because you want to know what happened. >> reporter: and local business owners like tomasina ferguson who runs a restaurant down the street from sandals anxi

saint vincent. pretty good rain totals up there as well. that seems to be about the line down to sonoma county as well, but it will pick up later today. also up in this year. there are some snow showers continuing so some crazy mayweather snow was around 3000 ft. which is really cold for me. not may 9th no doubt a cold morning mix of sun and cloud showers. possible thundershowers, mostly activities should be north and i'll just include the whole area and really cool highs with upper fifties and low sixties let's get back to david pam, now. crazy thank you. we are following breaking news and alameda. there was a huge house fire this morning reported just after 3 30 this morning on buena vista avenue ktvu is james torres is out there. you have the very latest. good morning, james. good morning, dave. we just got to see not too long ago. you can see just how active it is behind me this morning. firefighters still very much on scene. they still have a lot of work to do. and you can see why the entire front of this home is just absolutely scores

. >> discovering one of the victims with no signs of trauma identified as vincent. he was celebrating his anniversary. their son saying his mother woke up finding his dad lying on the floor. >> usually when people are transferred especially airlifted , they are typically in critical condition. >> police finding a man and a woman unresponsive the sandals resort issuing a statement saying we are working to support the investigation as well as the guests families. some american tourists now uneasy about their stay at the resort. >> it definitely gives me a cause for concern. it is super recent and we are staying there today day later. it definitely just makes me wonder what happened. >> authorities are waiting for the toxicology report to determine the likely cause of death. liz: new develop and's on the hotel explosion in cuba. the death toll is still rising. authorities say 32 people were killed and 19 were missing. 64 injuries are being reported. there is an alarming prediction from the white house about covid. tens of millions of americans could be affected by the

vincent was targeted because they thought he was japanese. he was chinese and he was beaten to death by two men with a bat. we know that his death was fuelled by anti-asian hate and, unfortunately, that hate is still rampant today. for the past year, his daughter turned to action and has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of not only the tai community but api communities to raise awareness and ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. again, this is something that we all saw on the video and then getting to know you and your relationship with your father touched my heart having such a close relationship with mine as well knowing what you've gone through and how you've channelled that back into advocacy is something i so greatly admire. to commemorate his death and the many victims of asian hate, community activist charles jung, natasha kwaun, and justin lou organized the asian rally this year. this is a national event that also took place in new york city, los angeles, philadelphia, chicago, atlanta, and it was l

and vincent matthews and longtime employee and a top administrator. myyoung lee both retiring to say that san francisco unified has been going through some trying times in the past few years is an understatement. remember the controversy overcovering the george washington high school murals. i'm offended by people wanting to paint over it that led to complaints about the school board which rather than focusing on ways to safely safely reopen schools during covid and mail spending instead put its attention on highly politicized issues that eventually led to three school board members being recalled by voters the school district like many others in. area also saw declining enrollment and is now dealing with a 12. 5 million dollar budget deficit for next year most recently a payroll debacle left many teachers without the proper pay causing some financial hardships and they just don't know how or where to even get started to fix it the district admits at the end of this year more principles are leaving, but they claim the turnover rates among teachers hav

superintendent vincent matthews and longtime employee and a top administrator, myyoung lee both retiring. say that san francisco unified has been going through some trying times in the past few years is an understatement. remember the controversy overcovering the george washington high school murals. i'm offended by people wanting to paint over it that led to complaints about the school board which rather than focusing on ways to safely reopen schools during covid and curtail spending instead put its attention on highly politicized issues that eventually led to three three school board members being recalled by years welcome. you ready the school district like many others in the bay area also saw declining enrollment and is now dealing with a 125 million dollar budget deficit for next year. most recently a payroll debacle left many teachers without the proper pay causing some financial hardships and they just don't know how or where to even get started to fix it the district admits at the end of this year more principles are leaving, but they claim the turnover rates among teachers have

vincent was targeted because they thought he was japanese. he was chinese and he was beaten to death by two men with a bat. we know that his death was fuelled by anti-asian hate and, unfortunately, that hate is still rampant today. for the past year, his daughter turned to action and has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of not only the tai community but api communities to raise awareness and ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. again, this is something that we all saw on the video and then getting to know you and your relationship with your father touched my heart having such a close relationship with mine as well knowing what you've gone through and how you've channelled that back into advocacy is something i so greatly admire. to commemorate his death and the many victims of asian hate, community activist charles jung, natasha kwaun, and justin lou organized the asian rally this year. this is a national event that also took place in new york city, los angeles, philadelphia, chicago, atlanta, and it was l

witnesses say vincent gene hit the woman's car then chased her when she tried to take pictures of his license plate. she remains in the hospital. he is being held without bail. >> terrifying video there. >>> prosecutors in colorado have dropped charges against barry morphew just days before his trial for the murder of his wife. but as he left court with his daughters, the door remained open for new charges to be filed later. the d.a. says they need more time to find suzanne morphew's body which they believed is covered deep in the snow near the family's former home. she vanished on mother's day in 2020. >> there's been not a single ounce of physical evidence that has been found connecting mr. morphew to this alleged crime. barry morphew loves suzanne morphew. he loves her, and he misses her and wants to know where suzanne morphew is. >> prosecutors say morphew killed his wife for having an affair. >>> moving on now, a reality check for netflix this morning. the streaming service is reporting a loss in subscribers and now it may even add commercials to make up for it. here's abc's andr

vincent to butler, alley-oop. fourth quarter now, white-hot heat team. duncan robinson from deep and the fal bama, a four-point play and a game-high 27 off the bench. the heat win and take a 1-0 series lead. the sharks taking on the wild, his nhl debut. on the fore-check, gets it to balcers and this is going to bounce in. sharks down 3-2. the puck. a goal for noah gregor. this game went into overtime. kevin fiala unfortunately will end it. the wild win. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that is it for tonight. abc7news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for spencer and chris, thanks for joining us on this easter. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. everyone's a multitasker these days. and wake feeling refreshed. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advance

the heat already cruising in the third quarter, then gave vincent lobbed jimmy butler butler jams than to be 21, plus the foul mime in front by 26 after three. this was around the whole way. duncan robinson three point range. he's found that counts. he made the four point play. he led all scorers with 27 robinson , eight of nine from three point range. young for seven for the hawks. miami takes a one nothing lead in this series of the 1 15 91 win. god bless you. shark season will mercifully be over in seven more games. at least there was some off the charts cuteness in their game today at minnesota. sharks down 2 to 1 in the second period, brent burns makes a long pass ahead to matt nieto nieto gets his shot past marc andre fleury to tie the wild went back in from five minutes later, sharks again pulled even flurry extends the block one shot, but he can't extend far enough to stop noah gregor 33. they went to overtime tied at four. nice motion. now by the wild, you'll see it. it's kevin fiala will take the shot. it's deflected off teammate jared sturgeon stick and past james reimer the

. >> reporter: these brothers vincent and jake were traveling with their family from hillsboro to maryland to enjoy the holiday weekend and they left bright and early friday morning when passing through nelson, new hampshire, they noticed a pickup truck swerve out of route nine and crashed into a rock. >> i told my mom to pull over and before she stopped the vehicle i jumped out and ran over. >> reporter: vincent rushed to the driver side door where he found an unconscious man, 16- year-old jake checked the back of the truck for any passengers before helping him carry the man away from the smoking truck. >> the car about five or 10 seconds later went into flames. >> reporter: they then carried the man further away from the vehicle and used cpr tech needs to open his airway so he could breathe better before paramedics arrived. >> by the time i got there, the vehicle was fully engulfed and if that individual work still in their, that individual would not have survived the incident. >> i am very proud of him. they did a great job and worked great as the team and it was nice to see that. >> re

the theater has been remodeled several times including 1946 by the prominent theater architect vincent remy during the ownership of the building by the masters brothers who were prominent theater owners who were also responsible for construction of thecastro and our theaters . in 1935, film distributor and exhibitor rose and distributor of art films that time began operating the theater as the first dedicated to foreign films in san francisco. since the 1970s and 80s the programs at the clay moved even further into art films and cult films and the operator was the south from an theater. the board initiated a designation was heard by the commission on january 19, 2022. after hearing the commission hurts public comments in support of those initiatives and also comments from the owners represented with concerns regarding subjugation. the commission voted unanimously to approve a resolution recommending the subject property finding the theater to retain its integrity and historically significant as one of the city's oldest singlescreen movie theaters. further as thefirst dedicated foreign

police say vincent jean and a woman were involved in a minor traffic accident. he then began pursuing her after she tried to take pictures of his vehicle. he then drove over her, backed up, and drove over her again. the woman was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. >>> and in new york, broadway is extending its mask mandate until at least the end of may. theaters went dark at the start of the pandemic, only resuming performances last fall with strict masking and vaccine protocols. many theaters now ending those vaccine mandates at the end of this month, but those masks must stay on. >>> and it turns out that infamous football tom brady used to throw what was thought to be his last touchdown pass will not be sold after all. $518,000 is what it fetched at auction less than 24 hours after the seven-time super bowl champ announced his retirement in january. well, that retirement lasted all of 40 days. the buyer and seller have now agreed to nullify the sale. >>> and when we come back, remembering the great jackie robinson. 75 years after he broke th