first lady drjill biden tweeted: "rest in peace beverly clea ry.. thank you from all the �*pests' out there." the new yorker's sarah larson, who grew up with beverly cleary�*s books, says the authors passing had affected her more than she realised. i cried. ijust adored beverly cleary and i had written about her a few years ago and ijust was overcome with affection and tears but i am a crier. wow, to have such a strong reaction to the news, it means you must have had an incredible connection with the worlds and the characters that she created when you were younger? yeah, and certainly, i'm not the only one. i think that we have so much affection for the writers and illustrated books writers that we loved in our childhood but beverly cleary for me and a lot of people, you know, reading her books was one of the first times you really felt recognised. she had all of these funny, boisterous kids, but all of these very tender, surprising moments that you just never thought you would see on the page. and i think that... i mean, it seems like on twitter a

on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and beverly goodman., it looked like yet another great week in the market, but under the surface there was a lot of volatility going on. can you explain? >> it was a fantastic week. the dow finished up 4% to a record high, the s&p was at a record high, and the nasdaq even managed to rise more than 3%. the problem is it was just a wild trading week. the nasdaq started off by actually entering a correction with a 2% drop on monday. even though it bounced back, it's still not showing any signs that it really wants to go higher. just peeking at a chart suggests there might actually be more downside there, and even the s&p 500 -- which also closed at a record high -- looks like it's more likely to go sideways than make a big push right now. jack: yeah. stocks like tesla, i think it's down about 35% at its low. for elon musk, that's like the gdp of lithuania he lost from his savings account. what is causing all this volatility? >> it's all about bond yields. early this week the 10-year looked like it was going

jillian: thank you, beverly. the bottom of your screen. benjamin: thank you for joining us. have a great morning. jillian: fox and friends starts right now, goodbye. ♪♪ brian: i've been to the border many times. ainsley: this is a big problem in the last administration left us a dismantled system. >> what they inherited is one of the most secure border i've seen in my career which spans nearly 35 years. >> president biden is planning the most massive tax increase since 1993. >> this is democratic, social policy. >> they want to put their hands in your wallet to take out your money. >> allegations of harassment and corruption mounds against andrew cuomo. >> we are talking every week about cuomo yet we are not talking at all about

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positioned and insists beverly hills is safe. but this woman with broken bones and several stitches to her chin is worried this kind of crime will happen again. don the prowl it's just be careful. >>you know ella is not what it used to be. los angeles is changed and beverly hills is not what it used to be. >>sara welch reporting for us tonight, the owners of that watch now offering a $50,000 reward for its return. >>and check out these kids that is some extreme rollerblading moves. they're preparing for something big that's next. >>i think you can do this just an know i'm gonna try this summit stream young won't believe how precise the rules are get this is actually channel that's dedicated to competitive skating posted videos of these young competitors, so the kids have been preparing for this competition for at least 5 years now. >>we >>alerts there th se twins were scared confused by their own dad after he shaved his head one of the toddlers, they're just hurts to cry after the dad then tries to pick the kids up. >>the other s

tonight beverly cleary has died at age 104. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: beverly cleary's stories are timeless favorites in bookstores and libraries, inspiring kids to read her first book "henry huggins" was published in 1950 followed by ralph, the legendary star of "the mouse and the motorcycle" and the spirited heroine ramona quimby. like the best of authors, cleary wrote about what she knew. >> ramona's father lost his job and tried to give up smoking well, my father lost his job and tried to give up smoking. >> reporter: growing up in rural oregon, cleary struggled to read once she mastered the art she said it was hard to find something she wanted to read >> so many books in those days, back in the 1920s, had been published in england, and the children had nannies and pony carts and they seemed like a bunch of sissies to me >> reporter: the reluctant reader eventually became a librarian. when she found many kids were just like her and bored with the books they were given, cleary decided to write for them it was genius.

>>> renowned children's author beverly cleary has passed away at her home. she was 104. she touched millions of lives with her books including huggins published in 1950. her characters including ramona captured a realistic slice of childhood. her young readers could relate to that. in 2000 she was named a living legend by the library of congress for her contributions to children's literature. she was also a cal berkeley alumni, and a dorm is named after her in her honor. >>> an apartment building is now sitting on wheels, ready to be moved just three blocks away. chopper five flew over the building on east reed street. it will be moved down the street, habitat for humanity will ultimately renovate it and qualified buyers will have a chance to buy one of the four units. the two-story building was set to be demolished last year to. it was saved with the help of donations. the three block move is expected to take about three hours. >>> more local news at 5:30, including an original report. the immunity factor bay area scientists explain how you can make a coronavirus vaccin

past year >> how are you doing it i just tell them i wear my mask i get tested often. >> reporter: beverly and her husband took advantage of free testing offered by the majority of hotels in booming quintana roo, the mexican state that has seen more than four million visitors since june one hotel heavily invested in the region and offering those tests is marriott international. is. >> several things driving that testing is very easy to get to. there wasn't that a year ago second, the vaccine is ramping up beautifully. >> there's pent-up demand, no doubt about that testing is very easy >> reporter: brian king is >> reporter: brian king is president of the caribbean and latin american region, who acknowledges deep cleans, temperature checks for staff and strict social distancing matter more now than ever. you're saying it's not just lip service >> in order to protect our associates and fellow customers staying there, we will enforce those rules. >> reporter: there's been a lot of cases of covid-19 in mexico does that concern you as you try to bring business back? >> of course, we want to mak

reporter wendy burch has the story from beverly hills. >>this was the chaotic scene in beverly hills when multiple shots were fired out front of bill passed restaurant. it was just after 2 on thursday afternoon. the restaurant owner tells us the suspects were walking down the sidewalk when they targeted a group of 4 men. one of them in particular. the one wearing a richard mille watch worth an estimated $400,000. but with the 3 didn't bargain for was the robbery victim and his friends were going to fight back they managed to wrestle the gun away from the robbers but not before shots were fired bullets ricocheted and one hit a woman in the leg. this restaurant has been a staple for decades in the time you've been here have you ever. >>seen or experienced anything quite like this never never never. >>the last year has been very. difference may be different for a hold different things it's been pinning the last here the riots of the demonstration, you know all of that sand. >>within the field that we must secure. >>what is becoming clear is

the pay area ties for beverly cleary. >>> coming up, opening up a business during the pandemic may not be easy but a south bay woman, known for her pies, shows us it is not impossible. >> temperatures trending higher today. i will show you how much warmer it is going to get for the weekend coming up. >> all right, thank you very much. all of that is ahead. here is a look at what to expect and see on jimmy kimmel live right after the news. >>> beloved children's author, beverly cleary passed away. her book sold 85 million copies, wrote more than 40 books, many essential reading for generations of schoolchildren. she earned a degree in english from berkeley in 1938. a residents hall is named in her honor. she was 104 years old. >>> the united states is offering to help unfree the large cargo ship that is wedged across the suez canal. billions of global trade are at risk every day it is stuck. abc news reporter shows you the around-the-clock effort to get that ship moving again. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent operation unfolding as crews workday and not to dislodge that massive tanker bl

professor beverly hunt is an international expert and john bose's and the formation of blood clots and blood vessels we're so happy to have you here with us you are like i said an international expert you just heard that am a moments ago say we endorsed basically the astra zeneca vaccine yet it's still him a suspended in several dozens of countries here in the european union what exactly is the risk here with these blood clots ok well i think people don't realize just how common blood clots are so every year if you look at a 1000 people one to 2 of them will have a deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. and so few think about that and see risk means that in the week if you've got a 1000000 people about 20 people in a week will be having a clot and if you look at the u.k. vaccine data we have facts in 8817000000 people with either the 3rd. or astra zeneca vaccine and if we look at the week off to the vaccine we should naturally expect 340 blood clots to occur in the public and if you look at the u.k. day said there are less than 60 so actually the rates of blood clots is lower off

a shot was fired during the armed robbery at beverly hills hotspot. you then see another attacker rushing to escape, climbed over a person on the sidewalk. the victim of the armed robbery who did not want to speak on camera or have his identity shared told us he was eating at this table when three men in hoodies ran out. one wrapped her arm around his neck and put a gun behind his ear. another held his arm out and the 30 says not to have a million-dollar watch from his arm. the man who is in the jewelry business says he also served in the israeli military and fearing the gunmen was about to shoot, yanked away the gun from behind him which is when the tussle began. a number of shots were fired during the chaos striking one woman eating lunch nearby in her leg. as her boyfriend tried to get her to safety. >> throw them through the doorway and dive in and as we were going through there were three more shots, my girl on the way inside, she was hit by a ricochet in the back of her calf. >> she was taken in and and fields for treatment but she was home last

beverly cleary gone at the age of 104. that's our broadcast for this friday night.onday. thank you for being with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> happy friday. thanks for being here. happy passover this weekend.

beverly cleary, gone at the age of 104. that's our broadcast for this friday night. will be back on monday. thank you for being with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> venus was my friend, my co-worker. she was family. it just makes you sick thinking about it. it's like, you wanna know where she is. but at the same time, you do not wanna know. >> hi, mom. >> this woman gone out to get the mail. >> the case was never closed. >> it was consuming all of us. >> the

well, beloved children's author beverly cleary has died. she was 104. best known for books like ramona and bees us. >> she began writing in books have sold nearly 100 million copies worldwide. she said she was working as a librarian years ago when a little boy one day asked her where are the books about kids like us and she went on to chronicle feisty kids in school yards scrapes to the delight of her young fans. >> president of harpercollins children's book. suzanne murphy released a statement on the passing of clearing it reads in part, we had harper collins also feel extremely lucky to have worked with beverly cleary and to have enjoyed her sparkling wit, her timeless books or an f or affirmation of her ever lasting connection to the pleasures challenges and triumphs that are part of every childhood. coming up, san francisco, businesses are starting to reopen now that the county is in the orange tier. what that means for employees. also the aftermath of a string of tornadoes that touched down in alabama yesterday. >> plus, details on the trail that l

the pay area ties for beverly cleary. >>> coming up, opening up a business during the pandemic may note easy but a south bay woman, known for her pies, shows us it is not impossible. >> temperatures trending higher today. i will show you how much warmer it is going to get for the weekend coming up. >> all right, thank you very much. all of that is ahead. here is a look at what to expect and see on jimmy kimmel live right after the news. >>> beloved children's author, beverly cleary passed away. her book sold 85 million copies, wrote more than 40 books, many essential reading for generations of schoolchildren. she earned a degree in english from berkeley in 1938. a residents hall is named in her honor. she was 104 years old. >>> the united states is offering to help unfree the large cargo ship that is wedged across the suez canal. billions of global trade are at risk every day it is stuck. tonigh urgent operation ldg as to dislodge that massive tanker blocking the suez canal. now the u.s. vowing to help as the cost of this huge maritime traffic jam rockets by the hour. >> we have capaci

clear relationship and i would urge people to have the vaccine whenever they can get it professor beverly hons international expert in from bonuses and information of blood clots and blood vessels great to have you on thank you. you're watching t.v. news coming up next indeed every news asia in india greater government control over online media companies and content creators ignites concerns over freedom and privacy and chinese tech success but at what cost report on the long working hours that are exhausting china's tech workers those stories and a whole lot more coming up right after this with my colleague for a strategy on my herat kindly and on behalf of all of us thank you for spending this part of your day with us. to. keep. me for some a setback. relegation battle easy enough to get a leg up. in the face disappointing. the fall guy gets mad at the bottom of the. 6. 160 minutes on d w. and. language courses. video audio. w. . in the height of climate change. for cars. to play list for the future. comes the biggest city. culture. closely. carefully. those. who didn't. discover. the i

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and some sad news on this friday afternoon, beloved children's author beverly cleary has died.e was 104 years old. that clearly was best known for books such as ramona and e% bees us. she started writing in 1950 in her books have gone on to sell nearly 100 million copies worldwide now she has received several awards, including being named a living legend by the library of congress. back in 2000. she also received a national medal of national endowment for the arts in 2000, 3. presidents of harper harpercollins children's book. suzanne murphy released this statement on the passing of cleary. it reads in part, quote, we had harpercollins also feel extremely lucky to have worked with beverly cleary and to have enjoyed her sparkling wit, her timeless books are an affirmation or everlasting connection to the pleasures challenges and triumphs that are part of every childhood. now tributes are pouring in online bookstore, china, chain, barnes and nobles tweeted a thank you, beverly cleary for creating the stories that so many of us enjoyed reading as children. rest in peace. a warm an

beloved children's book author beverly cleary has died.troduced generations of readers to characters such as ramona quimby. she once said her books aged so well because childhood is universal. beverly cleary was 104 years old. >>> when we come back, the outpouring of support for the families in boulder. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don

joining me now, district media president beverly hallberg. beverly, just your thoughts.els like a hastily cobbled together event that i think maybe to a degree the biden administration trying to pull the narrative away from the border which was the number one topic of his first and only press conference last week. your thoughts? >> yeah. i think they're still trying to avoid calling what is happening on the border a crisis. and i think when it comes to covid what we had in this speech was some hope dashed with some doom and gloom. while we have this great message vaccines are getting to more people, not just the vulnerable but as the ages go down that more and more people will have access he is talking about life not going back to normal. that you should still be careful. are we supposed to still double mask? we know he wants states due to the speech to have a mask mandate still. so he bashed states and their leaders as well. what i would like to extent of all of this, also weigh the economic aspect of this. not just about going back to concerts and sporting events which

fans are remembering beverly cleary who died friday at the age of 104.ooks left behind. >> reporter: they're timeless favorites in bookstores and libraries inspiring kids to read. the first book, henry huggins, published in 1950, followed by ralph, legendary star of the mouse and motorcycle. cleary wrote about what she knew. >> ramona's father lost his job, tried to give up smoking. well, my father lost his job, tried to give up smoking. >> reporter: growing up in rural oregon, she struggled to read. once she mastered the art, she said it was hard to find something she wanted to read. >> so many books in those days, back in the 1920s, had been published in england and children had nannies and pony carts and seemed like a bunch of sissies to me. >> reporter: she eventually became a librarian, found many kids were bored with books given, cleary decided to write for them. they became an instant hit in print. >> i get to ride the bus to school all by myself. >> reporter: she won dozens of awards for 42 books, with more than 85 million copies sold around the

stories that i uncovered while reporting this that didn't get recorded at the time was a woman named beverlyjones who is a fungal expert that works in the state lab in virginia and as the investigation is unfolding, people are dying. it was attacking the nervous systems of these people and sometimes it would go from all the way through their spine all the way up into their brain. that question was important for lots of reasons. mold acts differently in the body with different ways they operate or that interact with the immune system so that knowledge is key for targeting treatments and beverly jones working by herself in a lab was the first to recognize this and she had a really unique way of getting a sample because they have to put them in a dish and grow so it gets big enough to pull apart under a microscope. they are trying different foods and she wasn't having luck with those so she tried plain water. she learned in a class in her training and sometimes the water she said makes it angry so she said she used water and it worked and not only that but when she got the usable sample, and sh

. >> reporter: when beverly johnson posed for the cover of vogue in 1974, she made history. >> therewoman on the cover. and i realized the responsib responsibility -- came with this. >> she said in the decade since she requested black photographers and make-up artists and was reprimanded. she often earned less in her mo modelling jobs than her white peers. >> what has changed. >> it's been an amazing moment, i think n the world. people are finally listening. >> reporter: listening as the black lives matter movement has amplified calls for the modelling industry to tackle the subject of racism. kenya hunt is the deputy editor at grazia-uk magazine. >> you see it at every level. what the board of directors of the big brands look like. >> reporter: so when big brands showed support for black lives matter some critics accused them of hypocrisy. if you look at recent issues, they say black lives matter is making a big impact. what affects have you seen on the fashion industry? >> it has empowered people to talk candidly about their experiences. >> people like this man. he was the first bl

"the beverly hillbillies" in your research note. peter: there was a fund that really resonated with me into thousand -- with me in 2008. as money kept coming in, that fund did very well. there was bearish sentiment. people kept getting squeezed, and it kept going higher and higher, and when it turned, it went very quickly. that is what concerns me about some of these are type investments. you see some of these patterns, and that is where i see that froth. tom: it basically comes into hydrocarbons within the high-yield space. lisa: there definitely is concern, and something peter was talking about, this idea of the concentration in the names, and ark investments has about 10% concentration and i believe about 20 men companies. aside from small bubbles that burst, is there a way to play this? whether it is sorting, using some instrument, or staying away from certain indexes? peter: in the nasdaq 100, there's more exposure there. i like the russell. i like sub-indices, things that are going to benefit from this infrastructure spending.

beverly cleary was 104 old.what a life and what an impact. >>> i'm sure we all get served the ads on instagram but how do you know what is delivered to your house is what you saw online? we have becky worley from the bay area that did some shopping to find out. >> reporter: here's an ad for a blouse i bought online and it says high quality, exclusive fashions. this is the ad, and this is what i got. >> it looked like fine italian netlike from a designer. what i got it, polyester with white stitching. i'm not sure i would wear this thing to bingo night. >> reporter: buying six clothing items from ads posted on social media to see how closely they match up to company claims. >> consumers need to be careful and particularly shopping for clothing and accessories. not everything online looks is good when it gets here. >> reporter: we had a check on quality. >> only one came close to matching the product description, this t-shirt. the others fall very short. >> reporter: like this sweater. here is the ad and here's wh

across the top, thank you denise and caroline and beverly. happy 80th birthday, beverly. leigh.ndianapolis. twins george and joe in california. a lot of cute kids today. helene in virginia, 102 years young. happy birthday to you. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself right here next week. remember, you can get your mug at the nbc online store. it's a favorite here in my household. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. willie will be here next week on >>> good morning, this is sunday, march 289th, 7:00 on the dot. low clouds and fog but you can still see the beautiful skyline of san francisco as we welcome passover and palm sunday on this holy week. thank you for starting your sunday with us. vianey arana joins us with our microclimate forecast. >> hey there. it's sunday and as you mentioned fog in san francisco. coastal clouds expected the first half of the day and beautiful clearing by the afternoon. current temperature

. >> cherished children's book author has passed away, beverly cleary inspired millions of children to read, died in carmel at 104. oregon native learned to love books at early age after mother set up library for the town they lived in. cleary was in the school's low reading circle, gave her sympathy for readers struggling." henry huggins," 1950. created ramona and quimby. languages. >>> fda has given amazon the green light to make a covid-19 test. company plans to use for employee screening program, nasal swab to be done on-site or at home. more than 20,000 employees sinc >>> moving day is bigger job than usual in downtown san jose this sunday. instead of belongings, workers carting away a central old reed street apartment building, all 5,000 square feet moving it less than 1,000 feet, but still, three-hour journey. city approved a loan for habitat for humanity to bring it up to date for 20th century residents. >>> the massive trade the niners just pulled off have jimmyhoulder. >>> happening now, grocery workers in san jose will see more money, hazard pay into effect, $3 increase for

beverly, it sounds like the liberal elites are the ones who are taking and choosing out of left field is it the pains of the liberals driving cancel culture? >> i think it is, standards they've set up so it's not a free market, not the american people driving cancel culture. it those in power, politicians, academic and even those in liberal media who look at the rest of the country and think they know better and if there's anything negative in your past work countries past, it must be canceled so you do have individuals not speaking up, they are fearful and dr. seuss enterprises canceling six of their own books for fear of retribution. if you empower making these decisions which is why the american people need to stand up and say enough. charles: here is the thing. not sure if there was fear of retribution since this is an issue they tried to deal with on and off for several decades. it wasn't a big crowd in front of the headquarters, is like a person was sitting in their house and pulled out a book and said look at that. call the company and the whole thing turns upside down. >> i go

increasingly important time with chart realities era daca the bestselling american children's author beverly caylee has died at the age of 104 she was behind the characters ramona quimby and henry huggins she produced more than 40 books selling more than 90000000 copies cleary became a writer after hearing a young reader speak for more realistic cactus. again i'm fully back with the headlines on al-jazeera several on tyco protesters have been killed in neon mar the violence. in at least 3 cities coincided with a military parade in the capital where the leader of the ruling joined to a place to restore democracy tony chang has more from bangkok a stark warning from the military on state t.v. yesterday evening that the protesters would be shot in the head on the back if they went out on the streets but again we've been saying this since the coup they were not deterred in fact in young gone they went out 2 30 in the morning that's a new strategy they've tried to employ to stop confrontation with the security forces they were able to protest until 4 am local time when the security forces interve

la familia estÁ buscando acusar de homicidio involuntario el conductor de 17 aÑos y residente de beverlycabo el velorio de la mujer y la policÍa dio a conocer una serie de nuevas imÁgenes de este accidente. esto que verÁn fue lo que dijo la madre de la vÍctima. >> ahorita tengo mucho dolor en mi corazÓn y no tengo espacio para disculpar a nadie. presentadora: el millonario padre del sospechoso ayer rompiÓ el silencio en su cuenta de instagram y dijo que su hijo sufriÓ daÑo cerebral. publicÓ una disculpa para la familia de muÑoz. en el otro caso, ¿recuerdan la mujer que le tosiÓ, insultÓ y rociÓ gas pimienta un conductor de uber en san francisco? acaba de ser arrestada en las vegas, acusada de varios cargos. en el video del conductor se ve claramente cÓmo fue atacado por tres pasajeras luego de exigirles que se pusieran una mascarilla durante todo el recorrido. no conforme las sospechosas lo insultaron y le quitaron el tapabocas. otra mujer estarÍa preparando su entrega a las autoridades. por supuesto que estaremos pendientes de estos dos casos que casualmente ocurrieron en california. ca

she's got wunsch her beverly hills home, $53.5 million. she is listing that at the moment.50 -- who can buy $53 million houses? maybe there's so many bitcoin millionaires out there, jeffrey epstein's former manages just sold -- mansion just sold for $50 million million. if people don't mind saying, you know when? we bought this place this guy lived in. but tell me the sense you're getting about the big, gigantic properties throughout and how quickly they do move. >> well, i mean, we just sold a second -- i just sold the second most expensive home in the history of the united states in florida, in palm beach. it closed a couple weeks ago for just under $140 million. and we sold it in one day. and what i'm seeing is that there's a section of -- liz: who? who bought it? can you say who bought it? >> it's public. i mean, you can look it up, but it was -- there's a lot of finance executives who are out there who are looking to be in low-tax states. florida hasn't even seen the appreciation that we're going to be talking about in two, three years because people are just being run

beverly cleary was 104 years old. >> 104.oing to start this half hour, though, with the suspect accused of launching that shooting rampage that killed ten people in boulder, colorado. he's now expected to face additional charges as new questions are being raised about his mental health, and we're hearing for new calls for stepped up gun control. elizabeth schulze has the latest from washington, d.c. elizabeth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. well, more than two dozen law enforcement agencies are working around the clock to try to determine the time line of events leading up to monday's mass shooting. boulder's police chief says the question haunting investigators is motive. this morning, investigators are searching for a motive for the mass shooting in boulder, colorado, that left ten people dead. >> we too want to know why, why that king soopers, why boulder, why monday? unfortunately at this time we still don't have those answers. >> reporter: officials say that ahmad alissa legally purchased a ruger ar

the beloved children's author, beverly cleary has died. her stories of ramona quimby and harry huggins have been enjoyed by generations of children. she was working as librarian when she started writing after little boy asked her where to find books about kids like us clearly was inspired by her childhood in oregon, writing more than 40 books. rewards include the national medal of art in 2003 clear graduated from u. c. berkeley she's lived for decades in carmel, where she died yesterday at the age of 104. coming up more than two dozen tornadoes reported across parts of the south over the past few days, and now communities are beginning to assess the damage as the threat of more let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. charges. now the boulder police depart

with stars celebrating the 78th golden globe awards >> with two hosts joining from separate coasts, beverlyilton and now with some of the biggest wins. >> this year's golden globes looked very different from year's past, of course there were usual laughs and poignant moments but we did see a few technical glitches the overarching theme for the night was diversity. >> you won't even notice. >> they joke about the challenge of bi-coastal golden globes. which included winners including technical difficultieser to the if -- difficulties for the first one, momentarily delaying his acceptance for best actor. daniel's win came as the organization who hands out the globes, the hollywood foreign press acknowledged condemnation for having no black voting members. >> we recognize we have our own work to do. >> the night's other winners included -- >> schitt's sk creqek. >> it's an experience that i'll forever hold to my heart. >> and jason sudakiss winning. >> and emma winning. >> best actress in a tv drama for her role as princess diana in "the crown". >> thank you so much this is incredible. >> and

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in beverly hills, stephanie stanton, nbc news. >> much more after this break. >>> we have the republican party. i am not starting a new party. that was fake news. >> now at 5:00, the former president back behind the mic, speaking to leading conservatives. the new white house policies and trump's crosshairs as president biden prepares to meet with mexico's top leader. >>> bay area farm workers risking their health getting a small dose of relief as the vaccine rollout moves into the next phase. we'll have a live report on who else is next in line. >> and the fight over school closures in the east bay takes a new turn with this video, the education leaders singled out here by one group of moms. "today in the bay" continues now. >> monday morning, first day of march. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> a new covid vaccine coming and it's one shot johnson & johnson vaccine is rolling out this week after reiv

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correspondent for the "new york times," coauthor of "the man who ran washington with the and elena beverly, former obama white house official in the office of urban affairs. susan, i'll start with you. and talk about the covid relief bill in general being touted as this bipartisan relief bill where we know that to be true across the country when it comes to polling but not certainly in washington right now. >> no, in fact, the only bipartisanship we saw in that bill was actually in the house when two democrat members of congress voted against it, but that being said, it's about getting relief to the american public that should be touted. bipartisanship is great, and they should have strove to achieve it. they couldn't. they knew they couldn't get a substantial amount of votes, even if they would have gotten one or two, it would have been symbolic. versus getting the bill that the president thought needed to be delivered. i have some issues with the bill, but overall, do we need shots in arms? yes. do americans need relief? yes. do they need to meet the march 14th date for unemployment -- b

beverly cleary was 104 years old. to come on the newshour: georgia acts a new law some say restricts access to the ballot box. the immigration debate intensifies over a proposed pathway to citizenship. iran continues to develop its nuclear program despite crippling sanctions. plus much more. >> woodruff: a new law signed by georgia governor brian kemp last night imposes a series of new restrictions on elections in the state, one of the first laws to pass after the 2020 election. supporters say it's necessary for election security, but as lisa desjardins reports, it is drawing ire from voting rights groups and even president biden. >> a fast-moving issue inside the georgia state capitol where a new election law got final passage and was signed by georgia governor brian kemp within hours yesterday. >> georgia will take another step toward ensuring our elections are secure, accessible, and fair. >> defiant of critics, he said this will improve elections. elections. but outside his office... >> why is the governor trying

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