jon: we use aaron's garlic chive blossoms.hey're a little intense, but aaron's version especially is really sweet, and then, when you bite into it, you still get the garlic chive flavor. we really like putting that raw because it's--it's striking to look at, but, like, when you bite into it, it's--and if you had garlic chive, you don't expect that flavor. we just found more and more things we'd like, and obviously his stuff is, like, almost, like, micro-seasonal. aaron: i really enjoy working with chef jon at kato because the weirder things we grow, the more excited he gets, and so it doesn't matter that we have something with hyper-seasonal micro-availability that we don't know if we're gonna have enough of, but he's gonna use it for the short period that we have it because he's all about flavor and "where is this comg from and how is it developed?" and he creates something out of the produce that's available, as opposed to completely the other way around. jon: i mean, you see a lot of restaurants doing, like, novel things ju

hi, aaron. >> aaron elster: hello. >> stahl: can i ask you some questions?n ask me anything you want, within reason. >> stahl: our interview with holocaust survivor aaron elster, who spent two years of his childhood hidden in a neighbor's attic, was unlike any interview we have ever done. aaron, tell us what your parents did before the war. >> elster: they owned and operated a butcher shop. >> stahl: it wasn't the content of the interview that was so unusual. where did you live? >> elster: i was born in a small town in poland called sokoloooÓw podlaski. >> stahl: it's the fact that this interview was with a man who was no longer alive. aaron elster died four years ago. what's the weather like today? >> elster: i'm actually a recording. i cannot answer that question. >> heather maio: the survivors were getting very old. >> stahl: heather maio came up with the idea for this project. she had worked on exhibits featuring holocaust survivors for years, and wanted future generations to have the same opportunity to interact with them as she'd had. >> maio: i wanted

thank you aaron. so as aaron, you know really quickly showed. it's very complicated and when monroe is president, there has been a lot of disgruntlement by us citizens that the seminoles in florida have been doing these raids on the, you know people living in georgia and on georgian plantations, and it's that's kind of what necessitates monroe asking jackson to go to florida. and as aaron's shown, you know, they they've been down this road before monroe knows he's sydney someone down there who's prone to exceed his orders. he certainly knows jackson's personality. he's worked with him before and so i thought it would be really interesting to kind of look at what was jackson told? you know, what is the actual correspondence and then what actually happens and we'll analyze that a little bit. it so and again all this is happening kind of at the time for with relevance to highland that we have our expand building and so it's very meaningful to our site interpretation. so john c. calhoun was monroe secretary of war. so this is the the first quotation

emily: aaron levie, thanks for joining us on your analyst day. aaron: thanks, emily.king on amazon, that is the focus of instacart's ceo as the grocery delivery embarks on a massive transformation that she wants to drive. she spoke exclusively with me for our latest edition of " bloomberg's studio 1.0." >> we want to help grocers get all of the technology they need to compete with amazon. amazon is investing heavily in grocery, and they have a lot of technological capability. i decided to acquire caper, which is small-scale technology. i want all of our groceries to have the same edge that amazon has, so i see it is my responsibility to build all the technology that they need to compete with amazon so that we can be the antidote for them. emily: there is uber and doordash. how does instacart stand out from these different players that are competing for a piece of the pie? fidji: these players compete with our grocers. they want to attack the market by being third-party retailers and owning their own inventory. that is not our approach. our approach is building technol

aaron says the journey to poland took almost 30 hours. he captured video of thousands of refugees forced to make the trek on foot at the border a sea of humanity. aaron now using his tech connections to help the war effort trying to tell all of our clients like hey, this is a hard time for ukraine if you have any operations in russia, please, you know considered just continuing them back home. mom. debbie is trying to help her friends. crane where relief supplies have been slow to arrive. all i can think about is not the aid at the moment, but writing our electeds. i mean, i feel as a jewish person like this is watching in the another. in a massive tragedy where we're taking way too long to do more right now. our army is holding on the remarkable bravery family friend, victoria. stepanenko was pausing her, california college career to help friends and family back home many are now fighting or need shelter. we've been finding places for families sustainable and for example, or someone needed medicine and we managed to arrange it real quick

>> hey, aaron. i can tell you, the air strike happened last night when we were in between live shots just before 6:00 a.m. local in the morning, and we heard several loud booms in the distance. we weren't sure what was happening. people were kind of expecting this to happen, but it was a surprise. then this morning, the details of those booms came out. it was a missile attack on that military air base just six miles from the polish border, as you mentioned. pretty close to nato territory. the ukrainians say they intercepted many of the missiles that were aimed at that base, but the ones that landed there did significant damage. they killed 30 people, and they injured 134 others. and it's a sensitive base. it's close to poland. it's a place that nato and u.s. forces have trained ukrainians in the past. i have to stress there were no nato or u.s. forces there at the time. it's also a place where ukrainian volunteers conscripts would go there for training before going to the front lines. this was the f

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. >> aaron starr says he is very lucky after a 50 hour journey to get across the ukrainian border to poland. it began on wednesday when his mom insisted he hire a security guard. >> 13 hours later or something like that, the russian started bombing. >> the guard started driving aaron and his ukrainian girlfriend west to the polish border. >> i would say about 4 1/2 hours to drive on normal distance of 25 minutes. >> the couple got close to the border and then decided to walk after only going 3 miles and seven hours by car so aaron and anna walked 4 1/2 miles with only one beanie and one glove between them in frigid temperatures to what they thought was the walking border. >> when we got there, we were like we can finally see the border and i took a picture and shared it. when we walked there, we realized that is the border for cars, totally different than the border for people. >> the line seemed interminable among 10,000 people. >> finally we get through it and find another line. that line was even more brutal. >> there was only a handful of ukrainian border guards, and people were

aaron yen. >> good morning. thank you so much for the opportunity for this seat. very excited about the potential. my name is aaron yen. i'm currently chief equity officer for the covid-19 task force. i was interested in pursuing this seat because, prior to my city work, i was majority of my professional career has been working with youth and families. i went to san francisco state to study child adolescent development specifically for yute and families. this has been a passion of mine since i was young professional, even as a kid as a san francisco native. i look forward to supporting efforts that involve our youth and families. i'm happy to answer questions that you may have. >> chair peskin: thank you. any questions for mr. yen from committee members? seeing none. why don't we go to public comment. >> clerk: before we do that, we had some of the members for that last item just log in. we have finished with item number one. appointments were recommended for the majority of the members. >> chair peskin: thank you. >> clerk: they just logged in. i wanted to let th

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i'm aaron gilchrist in for yasmin vossoughian. a deadly new assault by russian forces in western ukraine is heightening fears as it brings the war even closer to nato's doorstep. at least 35 people were killed and more than 130 were injured earlier today after ukrainian officials say a russian air strike hit a military base about 20 miles from the polish border. officials report that around 30 missiles pounded the international center for peace keeping and security northwest of lviv. that area regularly hosts americans, canadians and other international instructors who help to train the ukrainian military. now, nbc news has not independently verified the strikes, but jake sullivan said the u.s. would intensify its efforts to help that country. >> there are no u.s. troops currently operating in ukraine, in eastern ukraine or western ukraine, and we will defend every inch of nato territory, but u.s. forces will not engage russian forces inside ukraine. that remains true today. it remains true on the ground and in the sky. but what w

aaron moralez?issioners, as you know, ocii is separate from the city and county of san francisco. but we attempt to the greatest extent fobl meet or exceed the city standards for equal opportunity programs, including the programs for small and disadvantaged [inaudible]. you have before you today the latest effort to maintain consistency with the city for ocii's programs regarding small businesses. ray lee will start this presentation and give you an update on that. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. what i'd like to do is to have yvonne, our compliance staff, provide the presentation and i'll be happy to answer questions afterwards. thank you. s >> thank you. good afternoon, chair, vice chair and commissioners. i'm contract compliance specialist and i'd like to present the proposed amendment for the agency small business enterprise policy and seek your approval. next slide, please. the agency as well as the commission advocate for small businesss to thrive. on november 16, 2004, a small bu

thank you to all 3 of you aaron. call in michigan, kia roodick in key of and robert hunter in washington. thanks very much for being on. and so i story and thank. he was always for watching. you can see this program again any time just go to our website. i just need a dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is at ha, inside story for me has, i'm sick and the whole team here. and uh huh. bye for now. discover a world of difference determination. i'm talking about with me, but we am with freedom. reply, miss sharp savages. among the 16 people with corruption, with compassion, al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. there is no channel that covers world news like we do. we revisit places, mistake, i'll deserve really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, an intelligent social and playful dis, vulnerable species of being caught in

so aaron, let me start with you, then what did you make of the president's speech? and what he had said about ukraine was, was it enough? i think it was probably a little less than, than some were expecting, you know, it's only in our speech. and so, and he has a lot of things to talk about, including domestic issues like the economy, inflation and covered it. it ended up being about the 1st 10 minutes, the speech about 15 percent. but in some ways, it was the dizziness of the speech because there was a lot of bipartisan support for the position, a lot of positive imagery, you know, those with the colors of ukraine. the ambassador was there and you know, directly talked about, but i think it's a very tough position for him to be in. i look back to jimmy carter's to the address in 1980 after the soviet union invasion of afghanistan. and he kind of went back to that invasion at several points in the speech by present bio chose to just talk to the talking about it at the top for 10 minutes. and that's, it's good because that's the time that most of the people are turne

ah, so i said talk about all of this now with our guests in michigan, i'm joined by aaron call director of debates at the university of michigan. he's also editor and co author of the state of the union is memorable addresses of the last 60 years in kia if is kierra roodick, ukrainian member of parliament's, and joining us from washington, robert hunter, a former us ambassador to native will welcome to all of you so aaron, let me start with you, then what did you make of the president's speech? and what he had said about ukraine was, was it enough? i think it was probably a little less than, than some were expecting, you know, it's only an hour speech. and so, and he has a lot of things to talk about, including domestic issues like the economy, inflation in covered it. it ended up being about the 1st 10 minutes, the page about 15 percent. but in some ways, it was the dizziness of the speech because there was a lot of bipartisan support for the position, a lot of positive imagery, you know, those with the colors of ukraine. the ambassador was there and you know, directly talk about, but

kumasi aaron, abc7 news. amanda: kumasi aaron is a star.e will have to tune in tomorrow for whatever she is going to be wearing. remind you, abc7 is your for everything oscars. live coverage begins at 10 a.m. tomorrow with on the red carpet live. countdown to the oscars. coverage continues until the ceremony at 5 p.m. and stay with us for american idol. at 11:00, abc7 news oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. amanda: new details on the death of taylor hawkins, the drummer for more than two decades with a foo fighters. he died last night just before concert. toxicology tests found marijuana in op

you know, yesterday was a very wet one across the bay area that we cut some clear, aaron. always happy about that in our plants or water. so things are nice. but today we have a little different forecast for us is not right, rebecca. yeah, just a little bit of rain and because we're going to see any raindrops around the bay area today. in we're going to see dry conditions around the bay area. and we're seeing a lot of fog out there. >> so to start our live camera overlooking san francisco international airport. yes, you can see a little bit fog here on the peninsula and we're seeing it's pretty widespread across much of the bay area. so as you make your way out of the house this morning, visibility not going to be the greatest. so just take it easy on the roads. we're going to see the continuing through the next couple of hours through much of your morning commute. then look what close to lunchtime. things are going to start to clear out quite nicely and you can enjoy it outside. you can see the sunshine and things are going to start just get clear for the rest of the day

most aaron kramatorsk. _ the latest on them? most aaron kramatorsk, and _ the latest on them?nd it has not been too bad yet, there have been problems, but mariupol is genuinely awful. what is so disturbing as we have not been able to speak to them now for four nights, we have had one short, extremely concerning text message. but those 21 staff are there and we really don't know their status, we don't know whether they are still alive or whether they have been killed or wounded. find alive or whether they have been killed or wounded.— alive or whether they have been killed or wounded. and as you talk to our killed or wounded. and as you talk to your staff. _ killed or wounded. and as you talk to your staff. i _ killed or wounded. and as you talk to your staff, i appreciate - killed or wounded. and as you talk to your staff, i appreciate at - killed or wounded. and as you talk to your staff, i appreciate at the i to your staff, i appreciate at the moment you can't talk to the south and mariupol, but more broadly and east of ukraine, what are they telling you about what they are h

live in l.a., kumasi aaron, abc7news. jobina: what time did you go to sleep? you are looking fire this morning. kumasi: when you only have four hours of sleep, you can leave some of the lashes on and i make it. [laughter] then you beat around here. you got to do it you got to do. [laughter] it was worth it. it was hard for me to go to sleep, i was so energized from all the moments on the red carpet. before the ceremony started, i was able to talk to a lot of different people. afterwards for my life at 11:00, i got to talk with one of the winners walking by. it took me a while to calm down and go to sleep. thinking about coming and talking to you all about this moment made me perk up. it is all good. reggie: who is your number one? kumasi: you know what? wesley snipes. i have been a fan of wesley snipes since boomerang, coming 2 america. and i saw him, i was like, wesley. i had a moment, please come over and talk to me. he did, we talked about his outfit. i told him he did shine in coming 2 america, he got into character with me for a minute. it was awesome to

he and his girlfriend are safe in poland after a harrowing journey >> reporter: sitting in warsaw, aaronhe is very lucky after a 50 hour journey to get across the ukrainian border to poland which began on wednesday when his mom, debbie insisted he hire a security guard. >> 13 hours later or something like that, the russians started bombing tf. >> reporter: the guards started driving aaron and his ukrainian girlfriend anna west to the polish border. >> about 4 1/2 hours to drive the normal distance of 25 minutes to get out of tf. >> reporter: the couple got close to the border then decided to walk after only going three miles and seven hours by car. so, aaron and anna walked 4 1/2 miles with only a beanie and pair of gloves between them before we could get to the border. >> i took the picture and shared it and everyone was super happy and we were in this line to walk there and when we walk there we realized that wasn't the border, that is the border for cars. totally different than the border for people. >> reporter: the lines seemed interminable. around 10,000 people. >> finally we get t

thanks a lot, aaron.ppreciate it >> aaron levie of box. >> straight ahead, the highlights from citi's investor day and new comments from the ceo of bex buy on inflation. that's in the market zone. dow is down 156. ♪ ♪ i call it.... the wheel. ok, this is a miss. it's a fork. i got ten forks right here, baby. a toilet? we're not animals. we go outside like humans. nobody's going to the moon, ever! why not? it's too far! it's far. like i was saying, it's ftx, it's a safe and easy way to get into crypto. ehh, i don't think so. ♪ ♪ and i am never wrong about this stuff. never. >>> welcome back we have a great lineup coming your way in the second hour of "closing bell. we'll get earnings results from broadcom, gap, costco, and analyze the broader read-throughs for chip and retail chart expert katie stockton will tell us why the financial sector in particular could be headed for a rough sector we'll talk to commerce secretary gina raimondo about the sanctions on russia, and tomorrow's jobs report, one of the la

aaron is there and joins us live from the dolby theater?komasi you had a chance to speak with the director and producer of one of the movies nominated for best animated feature film pretty cool. is so cool the film's amazing and they are so excited that in just really a matter of hours. they are going to be here walking along the red carpet as nominees. it's really such an exciting time here because it's just the red carpet and you have so many people here who are working to make it perfect so that when these two nominees from the bay area walk down. it's going to be a night to remember alberto scott funnel look up this is luca wanna five movies that could win the oscar this year. best animated feature film developed here at pixar studios in emeryville the film's director enrico casarosa and producer andrea. warren told me they are still trying to process it. all it really is a dream come true to be nominated for an oscar. i mean, i'm a kid from south dakota. i grew up watching the oscars. it was kind of a thing me and my mom and sister alw

aaron, david, and tÉa, please stick around. take a quick break, but next we will talk about how russians invasion is a disrupting food supplies. we will continue that discussion, our panel will debate the importance of the russian oil ban and what we can expect to see both economically and politically. stay with us. ay with us ch. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan for the lowest price ever. plus choose from the latest 5g smartphones. get more 5g bars in more places- switch to t-mobile for business today. to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning through our grow up great initiative. and now, we're providing billions of dollars for affordable home lending programs... as part of 88 billion to support underserved communities... including loans for small

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for the skinner family, 4-year-old charlotte and her two dads, ben and aaron, life here in florida ise've gotten these neighbors that love our family and love our kid. she's got a normal life. school and playground and birthday parties on the weekends and soccer on the weekends. >> reporter: but now, they worry a new law passed in florida could up end their family life. >> we're very worried that our daughter's first experience in public school is going to be her not being able to talk about her family and not being able to talk about what she did on the weekends with her dads. >> reporter: some teachers are worried about what might happen in the classroom. >> our concern is that teachers would feel like they would have to ignore children that want to talk about their lbgtq family or that they might get in trouble for answering children's natural questions about, you know, about human relationships. >> reporter: what they're concerned about, the parental rights in education bill, which bans classroom instruction on sexual orientation orienter identity from kinder garten through grade

matthew mueller broke into the home of denise hus kins and aaron quinn and they were tied up and denise huskins was kidnapped and sexually assaulted. at the time the police called it an elaborate hoax and police turned out to be wrong. today mueller faced a solano county judge once again. nbc bay area's christy smith has what today's plea means. >> in a solano county courtroom matthew mueller appeared on screen in a mask to answer to charges that could put him away for more than three decades. he's currently at napa state hospital and now answering to state charges related to a 2015 kidnapping that grabbed national attention. >> referred to as false imprisonment by violence, what is your plea? >> no contest, your honor. >> no contest to robbery, burglary, rape for a 31-year sentence served concurrently for 40-year for kidnapping. >> he will serve time in prison. >> sharon henry spoke outside the courtroom. at one point early in the investigation vallejo police had publicly cast doubt on the victims' story. >> no one should go -- have to be re-victimized in that way, and you know, so we

also aaron rodgers announced he's staying with the green bay packers. to your buddy jimmy g.? my buddy? >> i wish we were buddies. >> he's now seen as the next best available quarterback on the trade or free agent market. >> with trey lance waiting in the wings. they need to unload jimmy g. and the $12 million salary. he can end up with the steelers, coals or washington. >> what about the bucs? ? maybe the bucs. you never know. chase center is loosening up its mandates. you don't need a booster and you need to show proof of vaccination or negative warrior clippers this week. >> jessica joins us now with what's coming up at 6:00. >> first, the clarification. jimmy g. is my buddy. >> territorial. yes. >> coming up now at 6:00, with the russians setting their sights on the strategic port city the president announces a ban on all russian oil imports and how much will the move deter putin? how will we see the impact of this ban here in the bay area? >> we as the big one, but that can have an ongoing effect on the price of animal feeds. >>> neighbors on this

aaron, i want to start by talking about this use. russia's use of a hypersonic missile against ukraine last week. and this is a really significant moment, because it's the first-known use of such missiles in combat. is there any way for ukraine to defend against these teamypes o missiles? >> the russian military strategy is failing. in four weeks they've failed to do what putin wanted to do, which was to essentially conquer major urban areas in ukraine, force some sort of seasonal in the capital and the resignation of zelenskyy's government. i think the hypersonic was more a demonstration effect than an effort to fundamentally change the battlefield b. so i think this was a message to the west. i have these weapons, you've tested them. i've now actually used them. in combat. we don't know what the russian stockpile is. so i don't think, kristine, that this is going to have a major impact on the battlefield balance in ukraine, it's a message to the west, though. you supplied ukrainian government with s-300s or s-400s, i've got my weap

quick final word to you, aaron?n blamed everybody but himself, he blamed republicans, republicans. they have to look at the fact they hindered energy independence and saying to people buy an electric car? democrat talking points are just don't be poor and that's how you can curtail prices. we need energy independence. we shouldn't be asking venezuela, we should do it here in the united states, joe biden is accountable for this. >> shannon: going to meet one you guys for training and exercises in the woods. >> let's do it. see you there. >> shannon: thank you both. appreciate your time. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> shannon: going to take you back to breaking coverage on the ground in ukraine, next. ♪♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could pow

we will drive that message in aaron— war. we will drive that message in aaron gate — war.and other countries around the world. —— message _ other countries around the world. —— message in— other countries around the world. —— message in our engagement. russia's invasion— message in our engagement. russia's invasion of— message in our engagement. russia's invasion of ukraine is a violation of ukraine — invasion of ukraine is a violation of ukraine cosmic sovereignty and territorial — of ukraine cosmic sovereignty and territorial integrity enshrined in the united nations charter. 141 countries — the united nations charter. 141 countries at the un stood up for those _ countries at the un stood up for those principles and against russia's_ those principles and against russia's assault on them. the united states— russia's assault on them. the united states wants to make clear our strong — states wants to make clear our strong support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries, including the republic of moldova _ countries, including the republic of moldova.

i'm kumasi, aaron from abc. seven warnings.o have an update on the crash. we're following earlier. kumasi all lanes are open there. but check out these drive. times are really starting to see a slow commute this morning highway forward to the maze. 46 minutes. that is very long highway 85 stan jose airport. 85 sorry, not 85 minutes, 18 minutes, okay, and then we have to just give you an update here. cnn one on one before cesar chavez. all lanes are open there, but you are still seeing a slowdown. hydro hydro bean, and we're tracking those temperatures right now. our gradually going to the forties and fifties at this hour. here's a live look at our king street camera in this city. we do a baby blue skies. and we'll find a few clouds from time to time. so partly cloudy temperatures in the sixties midday by four pm we see those temperatures rising close to 70 . it's a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. that breezy honor coast as well, kamasi. thank you drew coming up on g m a. with prices rising. our dollar store is the best

star quarterback, aaron rodgers announcing his return to the green bay packers.t he's saying about a reported deal to make him the nfl's highest paid star. >>> and "endurance". a tireless team of explorers lives up to the legendary name, finding the lost ship of famed explorer sir ernest shackleton nearly perfectly preserved more than a hundred years after it sank in the icy waters of antarctica. the miraculous discovery and the secrets beneath the sea, today, wednesday, march 9, 2022. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning everyone. welcome to "today," it is good to have you with us on wednesday morning. if you are a nerd like me who is really into the "endurance" expedition. this is great. >> as ship wrecks go. this is phenomenal. lot more on that coming up. >> a busy morning. including the crisis in ukraine. >> yeah. vice president harris is traveling to poland this morning for meetings with its president and the prime minister of canada who is also in the region and

aaron moralez?issioners, as you know, ocii is separate from the city and county of san francisco. but we attempt to the greatest extent fobl meet or exceed the city standards for equal opportunity programs, including the programs for small and disadvantaged [inaudible]. you have before you today the latest effort to maintain consistency with the city for ocii's programs regarding small businesses. ray lee will start this presentation and give you an update on that. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. what i'd like to do is to have yvonne, our compliance staff, provide the presentation and i'll be happy to answer questions afterwards. thank you. s >> thank you. good afternoon, chair, vice chair and commissioners. i'm contract compliance specialist and i'd like to present the proposed amendment for the agency small business enterprise policy and seek your approval. next slide, please. the agency as well as the commission advocate for small businesss to thrive. on november 16, 2004, a small bu

and aaron rodgers. favorite target.n fact, get 120 catches for him this year 11 touchdowns and he goes to hook up with his old college quarterback derek carr, is expected is adams to sign about $141 million contract. we got a little time left. so why not check this out something that all duffers can relate to. right here on the pga golf tour . does this happen to you, victor hovland. tees off 11 around the golf lookout. okay here's my old dustin johnson is nearly beamed by that shot. that was not even close. incoming even yeah, even happens to those guys. by the way, while we're talking to some basketball prior, steph curry going to be out of for a while with the sprained foot. the timing so you never want to see an injury. but like the big three had just come back ready for the playoffs. alright, mark. thank you. thanks for join fix that step. morning. i'm still sleeping. happy anniversary. mm. and they said we wouldn't last. [ chuckles ] who said that? oh, look at you. you're cute. go ahead. open it. what have you don

anchor kumasi aaron joins us live now from the dolby theater and kumasi. we have some breaking news about the oscars. we're hearing that nomine. lin-manuel miranda won't be at tomorrow's awards. mm-hmm. yeah, he said that he's not going to be here because his wife tested positive for covid. he tested negative. he says his wife is doing okay, but just out of an abundance of caution. he's not going to be here which i know is going to be disappointing for some but they're still gonna be plenty of other stars here on this red carpet really and less than 24 hours and we've actually seen a couple stars already here. vanessa hudgens was here just a few minutes ago and terrence j. they're going to be host of the red carpet oscars red carpet show so that's going to be exciting and this red carpet is going to be ready. this is what it takes to get get red carpet ready cruise working friday into saturday putting the flowers and all the finishing touches on it. everyone working hard to make sure it's just as glamorous as the stars and nominees will be gracing it on su

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aaron, here is the subtext of what both of you are saying which is, it's all about politics.and democratic senators will conduct the questioning that we will watch during the hearings. three of those republicans, senators ted cruz, josh hawley, tom cotton, have all expressed interest in running for president in 2024. how does that play into this, erin? >> you have -- i hesitate to repeat this because it's so scurrilous and disproven, but it needs to be met because we expect to hear judge hawley bring this up during the questioning of judge jackson. you had halle launch into an attack on judge jackson's record regarding child pornography, accusing her of being soft on this heinous crime. now we all know that even people who are accused of the worst possible crime also have a right to due process. and it's just been shown that he took things out of context, he put questions as if they were assertions of judge jackson's opinions, her decisions, when it came to these cases, we're firmly in line with the mainstream. it doesn't really matter because it's a great opportunity in the

kumasi aaron is in ally for the oscars. is going to have special coverage throughout the weekend. you can watch the awards show tomorrow night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. and tomorrow, live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. with on the red carpet live countdown to the oscars. stay with us for american idol at 8:00. at 9:00, on the red carpet after the oscars. at 11:00, abc7news will have local reaction, plus the date's headlines on abc 7. we'll be talking about that storm on the way. lisa: pretty impressive considering what we've had in the past three months, which is pretty much nothing. low 50's right now, mid 60's, partly cloudy skies today, some evening rain for you tomorrow. it's going to continue through the overnight hours. we will talk about totals and trajectory when we come back. liz: also next, the stanford women march onto the elite with a win over maryland. larry beil's has the highlights (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation?

before >> before i begin, i'd like to just take a moment of personal privilege to tell you all that aaron davis is leaving our committee. i hear that because he's been a great member of this team, and certainly an asset to me and all of us, providing excellent information. aaron has been three years on the tee and i committee, he's been four and a half years at fema, and brought that experience with him to that committee, and he served 11 years in different personnel house offices. he's moving to become the vice president of federal government affairs in the international co-counsel. they are certainly lucky to have him, he has a lot of background in this area. i think we're still be seeing aaron but now he'll be sitting across the table from us instead of behind a podium. so aaron, we wish you all the best, and we thank you for or that you have done for this committee, and we look forward to interacting and working with you in your new role. i'll now start with my opening statement and then we'll go to mr. webster, the ranking member, for his. welcome today our witnesses. this is a very

thanks very much, aaron, and a pleasure talking to yourself as well.se of the war in ukraine, and that's been a top priority for the world's energy ministers who have been meeting here in paris. the big problem — those all—important russian supplies are being squeezed out of the market, and that's having a huge impact on our global economy, pushing up the prices for everything from transport to electricity. so, can the world's fourth biggest oil producer, canada, help to fill the gap? well, i've been speaking with their natural resources minister, jonathan wilkinson. minister wilkinson, welcome to my show. thanks for your time. you've been meeting with your fellow energy ministers here at the summit in paris and i'm wondering, minister, is there a consensus that the world needs to cope without russian oil and gas? i think there is a consensus. i think the only differences are around how fast can you actually get away from it? i think everybody is committed to doing that, and many of us are committing to trying to try to help as much as we can in terms

after aaron suggested more quote/unquote transformational deals might be coming.nd, they are an expert in balance sheets, apparently they are. karen. we are seeing a 12.5% pop in shares of high croft in the after-hours session because we understand it is a small stock but it is important to note that action within this story karen. >> i just find this so amazing i mean, i have no position i have no position in amc. just the idea that they would use their pile of cash, which he keeps to refer to $1.8 billion seemingly ignoring the far more huge pile of debt, is kind of astounding to me and looking through some of the filings today, reading more closely, they were actually using some of the money to pay off high croft debt. which i find staggering that amc, with so much debt, they are a junk rated issuer. >> so they pay a lot of in interest. >> yes would pay off someone else's debt that is staggering to me maybe the money isn't directly going to pay it off but money raised through this offering is used to pay off debt that is astounding to me and with him and sprout

we are your home for everything oscars, kumasi aaron is and l.a.rs and is going to have special coverage throughout the weekend. you can watch the 94th annual awards show tomorrow night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. tomorrow, live coverage begin at 10:00 a.m. with red carpet life countdown to the oscars, the show starts at 5:00 p.m., then you can stay with us or american idol at 8:00. 9:00, on the red carpet after the red carpet after the oscars. 11:00, abc7news will have local reaction and the days headlines. that is all here on abc 7. lisa, let's get a check outside. lisa: there is the fog about 1000 feet, the marine layer. clear sky now besides the low cloud deck, high clouds increasing, making for a partly cloudy day today. still mile before the rain arrives tomorrow, rainfall amounts we have not seen in quite some time. i will have the full accuweather 7 day forecast next. liz: the stanford women marched to the elite eight with a win over maryland. we have the highlights coming up in sports. hi, i'm mike holmes. i'm here with ivan from agm reno

reporting live from los angeles, kumasi aaron's. dion: perfection. you have got all of those other great stars and girl, you are doing just fine. >> thank you, di i am a denzel fan fan fan trying. dion: many thanks. you will find much more oscars coverage on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. we have everything from the will smith slap to his acceptance speech. it is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and start streaming for free. happening right now, rain has returned to the bay area. it is wet out there as we take a live look at our rooftop camera. spencer joining us now with a track of the rain and we need this. spencer: a strong storm might have a few more before it is open. we have got downpours over the east bay right now and a wave of steady downpours just pushing through san francisco to the east bay. the storm ways a one on the impact scale. gusty winds especially over the hills and along the coast. we have a wind advisory until 5:00 a.m.. gusts could reach 50 miles per hour and th

had passed so i wrote this piece for the new york times about it and i his story fascinates me how aaron everybody here talks about jackie robinson, but the way hank aaron was able to beat babe ruth with hate threats and the likes swirling around them. what great man. he was did by the way because he was a teacher. did you ever read frank mccourt? oh, yeah, and you used to have frank on you got to know him pretty well. i think probably right where you are. yeah. he was a just a great interview. he's great interview. he hates the storyteller part excellence. i got to know him through my good friend. very good friend william kennedy annapolis to he wrote a book many books the william j kennedy. well, it's william kennedy of albany. he writes novels about albany and more. he wrote one of the best political novels called roscoe, but he also did iron weed which meryl streep and jack nicholson starred in but kennedy runs the for years with his wife dana randall writer's school at the state university of new york. and he was very tight with frank mccourt in when we go to these writers conferenc

aaron is in la for the oscars and she will have special coverage throughout the weekend. of course.h annual award show tomorrow night at five o'clock right here on abc 7. all right tomorrow live coverage just you know begins at 10 am with on the red carpet live countdown to the oscars than the show starts at 5 pm. you can stay with american idol at eight then at 9:00. it's on the red carpet. after the oscars and then at 11 abc 7 news will have a local reaction plus the day's headlines and the latest information on that storm that's moving in sunday evenings that will all be here on abc 7 and speaking of that storm lisa. rain on the way. mm-hmm. yes. it's a level one on our storm be the most significant storm of 2022. and of course that's not saying much because it hasn't rained very much in three months, but it is gonna be something to write home about terms of amounts more impressive than we've seen even in parts of 2019, so we'll talk about it. i should say 2021. all right. i'm confused. come back after your break and we have more coffee and we'll have a full weather report. i hea