you'll remember betty white died just weeks before her 100th birthday. i made them think a little bit. that's what i'd like to be remembered as. >> david: the artist behind the stamp, dale stefanos, making his boston family very proud tonight and betty white fans delighted. i'll see you monday. thank you. middle schools. >> also a troubling discovery inside a home in antioch, where the mother of four very young children is under arrest. >> and the problems in one san francisco neighborhood seem to be spilling over into another. an unexpected consequence of the crackdown on drug use in one part of the city. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we start with developing news out of the north bay. discussion is wrapping up in santa rosa that will affect the future of several schools and hundreds of families. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the santa rosa school board met today to decide the fate of several schools and hundreds of staff positions as they work on big budget cuts. >> it's a continuati

you'll remember betty white died just weeks before her 100th birthday. i made them think a little bit. that's what i'd like to be remembered as. >> david: the artist behind the stamp stefanos making his boston crowd very proud tonight and betty fans delighted. i'll see you tomorrow. thank you. c7 news starts right now. >> we don't know exactly when the problem started, and we don't know whether or not it was intentional or if it was by accident. >> overspending on overtime. just as budgets are being slashed in oakland. >> in the north bay, a budget crisis there forcing more school closures. yeah. >> there's an abundance of rodents this year. >> the mating season is getting longer because of the weather. >> and the rat population is soaring. and it just might have to do with climate change. good afternoon, i'm kristen z. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. as the city of oakland faces a budget deficit of $129 million this year, an audit has found more than a million and a half dollars in overpaid overtime pay. >> that money paid out over the las

it's the late, great betty white smiling right back at us. for seven decades before she died in 2021 at age 99. it will be released march 27th. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," a great big world talk about their new music, upcoming broadway show, and decades' long friendship. we'll be back in a moment. decag friendship. we'll be back in a moment. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. you'll love this! centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults. so you can keep saying, you mastered it! you fixed it! you nailed it! you did it! with centrum silver, clinically proven to support memory in older adults. jen loved her gain flings. then brad showed up with, gain rinse and beads. when they mixed their scents. they discovered, they were scentmates. smells like it's gonna last. mix match more happy with gain. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now

then the entire first term, boris., not quite betty white, who was universally beloved by both parties and everybody. >> republicans, though harry, are arguing that trump is following through on campaign promises. would you say that is what he's doing? >> yes, i would say absolutely. that's at least what the american people believe. trump's doing what he promised. get this. 70% of americans say yes, he is. compare that to april of 2017, his first term. it was just 46%. so i think that is a big reason why trump is more popular now than he was in his first term, because a lot more americans believe he's actually following through. on what he promised mr. sanchez. >> mr. harry enten always appreciate the time. thanks for being with us. thank you. that's to come. president trump says the u.s. has the authority to take over gaza, demanding that hamas release israeli hostages by noon on saturday. or else we'll talk about what else came out of his meeting with jordan's king abdullah. plus, elon musk rejected the reason the founder of chatgpt says he will not accept a multibillion dollar offer

while 88-year-old betty white n a grassroots campaign to become the oldest host.ked her as the anyone host contest in 1977. >> i promise you, i'm going to give you everything. >> reporter: duaipa is among the 49 performers who've doubled >> double the dua, double the lipa. >> it's a lot. i'm takingt day by day and enjoying every moment. >> reporter: a collection of moments. >> hey, you're the boss. >> reporter: that make snl unlike any other. >> it's probably very cliche and cheesy, but it is a dream come true. >> to be a part of it and part of the history is cool. >> reporter: a history that still is being written. mark barger, nbc news. >> i love seeing all those hosts outside their element, doing accents, impersonations. so fun. we are celebrating 50 years of "saturday night live" all week long. coming up, heidi gardner is in the house. and you can catch the special sunday night at 8:00 eastern. so much fun. thanks for watching "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great thursday. see you back herearly tomorrow moe rn i'm tom llamas in new york. stay right

find somebody today at gogetsomebody.com >> maurice: finally tonight whether you liked betty white best golden girls. >> maurice: or whiz on password she was a fixture on tv. she died in 2021 to sedate short of her 100 birthday. >> john: now she will be a fixture on an older medium, the u.s. mail. the post office is rolling out a stamp. >> maurice: her face will be sticking around for ever. that is the cbs evening news, i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john di erson, ♪ ♪ >> john: welcome to "cbs.

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betty white was the oldest at 88 years old.n more about snl's host and the history this sunday. snl 50 the anniversary special starts at 5 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. as fun as they can be, the warriors have been conveniently out of town. yeah. that's right. tonight they were in dallas to take on the mavericks. mavericks jumped out to an early lead courtesy of an old friend, klay thompson. here's three of klay's 14 first half points. but the warriors they fought back. steph curry with a three point jumper giving the warriors a one point lead. late in the fourth quarter. but in the end it was the mavericks making the big plays. naji marshall with a jumper with less than three seconds 30s to go gives the mavs the lead for good. they win 111 107. it's still winter, but it's never too early to talk baseball. today, the pitchers and catchers reported to spring training camp in scottsdale, arizona. among the new faces, three time cy young winner justin verlander, the first full squad workout is bridge. look at that. it is stormy

back at 7:30 with the late comedy legend betty white, who made us laugh so many times as rose on "the" white is getting her own stamp, and we can now tell you it will be available starting on march 7th. the u.s. postal service set to reveal it with a special ceremony next month. >> i need to send more things in the mail. >> exactly. >> you will brighten somebody's day with that. >> kaylee hartung is here. >> good morning, guys. we have a lot to get to this morning, starting with a push for freedom from the menendez brothers. >> they're serving life without parole for the murder of their parents. now they're speaking out in a new interview from prison. >>> nbc's liz kreutz has been following the story closely and joins us with more on what they have been saying now. good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah, erik and lyle menendez joined a podcast cohosted by their own attorney. they are getting their story out ahead of that resentencing hearing. in the interview, the brothers opened up about the challenges they face and how they believe they have become new men decades after being be

jane leeves: and the extraordinary betty white.ucci: who played sue-ann nivens, who was voracious and man-hungry and had a mirrored ceiling over her bed. sue: i think television needs bright young women, look at me! bill lawrence: that's what i love about workplace comedies. people that would never in a million years have spoken become connected anyway and have to live with humour on a day to day, second to second basis to get through it. lou: chuckles the clown is dead. jason alexander: the funeral of chuckles the clown is one of the great moments in comedy. lou: he went to the parade dressed as peter peanut, and a rogue elephant tried to shell him. preston: and everybody is making fun of it other than mary. lou: i wonder which ones are the other clowns? murray: they're all going to jump out of a little hearse. mary: oh c'mon. rainn wilson: at the end of the day, all these comedies are about a crazy dysfunctional family gathered together in a workplace. priest: chuckles the clown brought pleasure to millions... mtm: [laughs] judd

betty white is going to be honored with a stamp. according to the folks at the u.s.tal service, they said they'll have that postage stamp honoring the first lady of television in los angeles on march 27th. service said the stamp will retain its value equal to the current price for first class mail. she really is one in a million. >> one of one. as are you. thank you so much. >>> and coming up, the political fire storm here on earth about the astronauts still in space. the new comments from president trump and elon musk that are raising eyebrows. >>> plus, the menendez brothers open up in a rare interview on their push for freedom. what they're saying about their what they're saying about their cades behind bars.de choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. ♪♪ you can't predict sick days, [child sneeze] but with kleenex, you can be prepared for them. ♪♪ for whatever happens next, grab kleenex. got an itc

. >> and betty white's. >> status as an american icon. >> is complete. the u.s.tal service said it will debut its postage stamp honoring the. first lady of television in los angeles on march 27th. the service. >> said. >> the stamps will retain their value equal to the current price for first class mail. >> back over to. >> you, kelly. >> all right. thank you very much. softbank ceo masayoshi son. just taking the stage at the future investment initiative summit moments ago, expecting to provide more details on that half trillion dollar commitment. stargate. of course, deirdre bosa has the latest in today's tech check. hi, deirdre. hey, kelly. >> as you said, he just took the stage. i'm listening for that first question. we'll bring you some of those headlines as they roll out. but here's really the point. the softbank openai relationship has become one of the most, if not the most important partnerships in ai. so you can bet that this panel at fii will be well attended and watched. masa and sam altman's strategy positions them as really leaders, pushing the front

. >> reporter: betty white played the match game. >> betty, what is your answer?r headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for today today. >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything though the studio is synonymous with saturday night. "snl's" audience is nearly 400 of those watching from seats above and yankees stadium. >> there's you, there's me. >> reporter: one chapter in the history of a place. >> well, isn't that special. >> reporter: that the culture. for today, joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> it's one of biggest privileges at "30 rock" isn't it? you think about so much history that's happened on that stage. be sure to tune in tomorrow night to see "saturday night live" celebrate 50 years of laughs you can watch it all on nbc and it will stream on peacock. it is sunday night at 8:00 eastern 5:00 pacific. >> that's going to be epic. >> so fun. so much fun. >> so much fun. yeah. >>> one more check of the forecast from angie. >> hi guys, we got a lot going on weather-wise. no surprise there. perfect actually tomo

. >> from new york city, it's time to play -- >> reporter: and betty white played the match game. >>rter: and election coverage from 8h. >> the election this year is creating banner headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for "today." >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything, though, the studio is synonymous with saturday nights. ♪ >> reporter: "snl's" audience is nearly 400, most watching from above in seats from yankee stadium, a perfect perch, says jim miller who wrote the book on "snl." >> one of the great things up get to see when you're in studio 8h watching "saturday night live" is how quickly they get out of one set and into another. it's precision. there is no margin for error. >> reporter: when a sketch is done, actors will often have to run off stage for a quick change, which is why they have this cushioning here along with a sign that says, watch your head. look closely and you'll see someone in marker wrote the word, farley, a reference to chris farley who, legend has it, was known to hit his head here. >> here's you. here

. >> legacy of the actress betty white. >> and doing so with a new stamp. 7th. >> white. >> often referred to as the first lady of. >> television, had a career. >> in the entertainment. industry that spanned. more than 60 years. betty white passed away. >> in 2021. she was 99. >> years old. >> still ahead. here, we'll. >> go over. >> the highlights. >> from day one at. >> cpac, where elon musk swung a. chainsaw as thousands of. federal workers. across the. >> country are getting fired. >> semaphores. >> dave weigel, who was in the room for all that, will. >> join us. >> for the recap. >> on that and. >> much more. also ahead, the chair of. the democratic party of wisconsin. >> ben wikler. >> will weigh. >> in on musk's influence on his. >> state's supreme. >> court race. >> and why. >> it really matters. morning joe will be right back. >> our restaurant's been in business for 17 years. american technology and innovation are a part of everything we do, from helping us attract new customers to facilitating deliveries through websites and apps. i'm really excit

betty. thank, sir, for your service to our nation and your friendship to the white house historical association and to me. which we look forward to continuing for a long long time into the future. we have also members of board of directors of the association. tonight, anita mcbride serves. as the secretary of our board. you'll stay. anita has a wonderful book out on the history of the first ladies. if you don't have it, you should get it. she and her daughter, a book on the first ladies of the white house and children's book. you should also have that and give that and a wonderful colleague to me here at the association, two or three emeritus members of our board of directors, very distinguished members, the honorable john dalton, who was the 70th secretary of the navy, his wife. bob mcgee and his wife, mary lou, are here with us this evening. and gail west, also an emeritus member of our board. what's unique about them? of all the members of our board of directors who have all terrific, they're my bosses. so i have to say, they're really terrific. these three also previously served on the boar

white kids going to the malt shop roger: hey dwayne, rerun! rerun: hey what's happening rog? ernest lee: what's happening!! opened the entire world to black teenagers, who are best friends. roger: hey, and betty'st's gonna be the party of the year. margaret cho: based around the friendships of rerun and raj. ernest lee: rerun could dance. ernest lee: then you had dwayne with the big fro, "hey, hey, hey!" dwayne: hey hey hey, what's happening? tracy morgan: dee, the sister... was like my sister. dee: you're always broke and you can't hold down a steady job. tracy: his mother was like my moms... she'd beat him! mama: all of it... roger: but mama! mama: i wouldn't say 'but' if i were you! it might give me an idea, dear. ernest lee: the average black family could identify with it. the other universal thing about what's happening!! is friendship. kids thrive on that. without friendship we have nothing. ernest lee: the irony of what's happening!!, when you go to the autograph signing, it's all white. you make them laugh, people don't care about the color. sue ann: what made you get rid of that joint? blair: watching you last night. from now on...i'm going to stick to being high on me. kim fields: so