. >> this certainly is always going to be a black mark on his reputation. >> the evidence the prosecutorsay proves he pulled the trigger. >> alec baldwin was the actor who had the gun in his hand. but he was also one of the producers. prosecutors seem to be holding him accountable for both. >> the film's armorer also charged with shocking court documents revealing just how many live rounds were allegedly found on set as hollywood reacts. >>> plus magic mike's last dance. >> sup? >> stars channing tatum and salma hayek on their sizzling on-screen chemistry. >> we knew it was just going to be very, very intimate. >> you can't fabricate it. the camera decides what couples work and not work. >> the final film in what has become a cultural phenomenon. >> i just want to tell a little small story of a little tiny experience of my life. >>> ready for rihanna. with the superstar set to take the super bowl halftime stage by storm, meet the creative genius behind the show. >> the story that she wants to tell is just, let's be epic. let this be a moment in time that people will never have seen or hea

could not be launched in belarus and what is the word of the west worth a deadly handshake, how the black mark was tasked not to capture the president. devaluation of dignity and lies of the american policy to blow up ukraine to get close to russia steffin contra, said that the organizers of the investigation refuse to to provide berlin with information about what happened, however, the federal government ignores this fact, while germany knows that the west can be behind the pipeline explosion, and the danish newspaper copenhagen post , citing european environmentalists and scientists , warned that blowing up the northern streams could provoke an ecological catastrophe in the baltic sea. as the publication noted, the explosions raised from the bottom of 250,000 tons of contaminated sea soil containing dangerous substances, in particular lead. find answers to problematic issues also propose initiatives for development in minsk tomorrow , march 1, is the single day of the deputy, as they said in the minsk city executive committee. this is a new, most importantly, convenient for all citizens form

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in the city of people where we came from, we can’t attack us there the black mark hangs, we’ll fill upl, then i'll give you money and i'll make you some money. and get the finn out or something else? here is the advance. what is the name of the passenger roma non-believers? work. got it, thanks. give me a quick fit. do it yourself, and we will not rush to work with a guarantee. and you have to add as much fine. well, are you hanging out with us? great. well, great. what are you some kind of thin, or what? listen all right. my breath is normal and the blow is set zahalki normally hit everything, calm down. you seem to be sitting in thomas's tavern, which came. he won’t come here, he won’t come to understand, and i don’t have enough adrenaline. this is the address you turned to. well, let's try boy. still nothing to lose, let's start with the minimum bet. yes, we'll see where to go, you know, we'll see. i told you to solve the issue of mine you need time, and you have to sit quietly, nowhere don't meddle. the boys will not understand if i'm from him yesterday in the area of ​​​​your work

could not be launched in belarus and what is the word of the west worth a deadly handshake, how the black marks tasked not to capture. devaluation of dignity and lies of american policy to blow up ukraine to get close to russia the us is using this situation with ukraine at any moment to move to a real war. they fought muscovites fought jigs. who does not jump, that muscovite glory to the nation, death to enemies, the agreement reached does not meet our expectations. the right sector does not serve as a weapon recipe for a color revolution money media technology immediately recognized this government as legitimate and it was part of oliver stone's regime change scenario see march 1, ukraine on fire and march 2 in the fight for ukraine military pumping at our borders of about 600 bundeswehr troops and 240 pieces of equipment arrived in lithuania for joint exercises the transfer was carried out by land routes , through poland during the maneuvers planned to work out the redeployment of units performing combat missions during field tactical training and firing, in addition, the army headquarters

express titles on the surface, which will be an attractive system. cancer cell like would receive a black markimmunity. now he knows it must be destroyed. this is development. this is new technology. e, which is really necessary, because this is a new regular state of the treatment of diseases of the fight, each such particle of the most complex constructor assembled by genetic engineers to create such a molecule, firstly, we need the simplest bacteria grown in a petre cup, different strains of sherikha and koli, that is, intestinal sticks that contain genes that allow us to produce certain proteins. after that, using cells and animals bioengineers synthesize those tilted antibodies to my, which become killers for measuring dna further , a chemical compound is added to this design , its composition is kept secret by the scientist. as a result, a molecule is obtained that targets liver tumor cells, if the drug turns out to be effective in such an antibody constructor, it can be changed and it will become a universal killer of a wide variety of cancerous tumors, and unlike the chemistry of radia

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street or one boulevard they dismantled bohdan khmelnytskyi boulevard in the city center, a new black markdismantling of mariupol, wrote andryushchenko khmelnytskyi boulevard, the central district is still a little further from mariupol, in the usual sense , nothing will be left, the mayor's adviser noted. unfortunately, the russians are practically destroying khmelnytskyi, or rather dismantling what they destroyed in our city in february and april 2022, and they destroyed a lot er, we have a housing stock of about 3,000 high-rise buildings. well, there are 2,600, 3,000 , depending on how to count every third building. the houses were still when they were just capturing the city, and some of them were the ones that were burned by the so-called operatives , when the house was simply won, they are destroying it now, and why are they doing it? the most important thing is to hide the traces of their crimes, because unfortunately in many houses, in the basements, people died who were simply covered with rubble and they are not getting them out of there, and they are simply destroying it all, an

where should we consider is policy of all mean frame warning that the weapons could end up on the black mark? a new us inflation reduction act reportedly threatens to you on british business is due to its overwhelming focus on green policy. does nigerians care up to elect the next president? the candidates faces new of challenges and the home rules we bring you special coverage. one of africans, most significant votes this year with 9 pm here in moscow. and this is the international with the very latest wells news update. it's very good to have your company now 3 paramedics have been killed off for an ambulance was hit by ukrainian fire and the city of don't. yes, that's according to local authorities. who did the shelling also took the life of a civilian woman and left another wounded. earlier ukrainian troops hit residential areas of don. yes, with us applied to hi mas rockets ortiz, were mom calls or of reports from the scene. this is a crates are made by the american made. hi marcy rocket. it landed right in the yard of this said musical college right in the center of the city of the net

that is another black mark on his record. jonathan fahey, thank you, we appreciate it. >> todd: counting down to president biden's state of the union address tonight, what can we expect to hear and how will republicans counter his message? >> ashley: mike mike huckabee is here to tell us how has daughter sarah huckabee sanders will have a response. h huck ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands

i believe that, for a long time, uh, the collective west will try to write out different black marksy for graduates of leading russian universities of soviet universities , further it will e concern different types of specialists, but, who were involved in joint international projects, many, leading positions now in the modern western world can only be obtained when you even have a diploma that is not prestigious, but an american university let you be a disgusting specialist, but the most important thing is that you have made in the united states of america while the most severe in fact, total sweeps of graduates of russian universities took place in ukraine at their posts. only a part of the ukrainian security forces, graduates of russian and soviet military universities, survived . they simply cannot be replaced by military special services, that is , now, uh, there is a military that fights in the armed forces, who graduated almost from the academy to the general staff graduated in russia there are special services there, there are leaders of the sfr , who studied here, who gradua

the black mark that you are given, you remember how you did it, well, monstrously with the american journalistan kelly, who was a star. she had hordes of fans. she was, uh, mega, so to speak, with such a professional recognized as professional community of journalists. her contracts were some kind of sky-high yes, she was invited to some in one second , for which she simply remembered how they dressed for halloween at their holidays as a child, what costumes they wore and said that, probably now , taking into account that this one has changed ethical paradigm. they would hardly be able to find one to wear the same costumes in one second. that is the mechanism. apparently it was already similar. apparently everything was going well. we were waiting for the right moment and found it was crossed out, you understand that i already many years ago. and by the way, speaking, including night work, and in new york, i suddenly realized that westerners discuss many topics in a whisper, not subtle sensitive moments of bilateral relations, but their own internal agenda. then i saw this after the states in

. >> this certainly is always going to be a black mark on his reputation. >> the evidence the prosecutorsrs seem to be holding him accountable for both. >> the film's armorer also charged with shocking court documents revealing just how many live rounds were allegedly found on set as hollywood reacts. >>> plus magic mike's last dance. >> sup? >>

a black mark that affected their future benefits and their job opportunities.re an estimated one million lgbtq veterans in the u.s., and we don't know how many were forced out of the military before and after the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. jim axelrod spoke with veterans who spent years trying to regain their honor and regain their benefits. >> reporter: "don't ask, don't tell" was a compromise when bill clinton legalized gays and lesbians serving openly in the military ran head-long into pushback at the president obama. then barack obama says we can do better. well, that was more than a dozen years ago, and thousands of gay veterans still haven't had the discrimination they suffered addressed. the standing ovation in 2010 celebrated noble ideals. >> no longer will tens of thousands of americans in uniform be asked to live a lie. >> reporter: as president obama repealed the policy that had kept gay and lesbian service members closeted and fearful for nearly 18 years. >> if you put your hand on your hip, if you sit with your legs crossed. it's like the was

the avakov ministry of internal affairs also received a black mark, it seems, because of the muddy schemesicopters. but what will andrei grigoriev actually continue? the village of nikolskoe on the dnieper the protected area of ​​the oligarch igor kolomoisky, where the businessman igor kolomoisky shot himself the estate, once one of the richest people in ukraine , the fence gate, and, well, it was there that they penetrated him and her completely former sensor mansion, in which today were searched, they identified from these photographs a characteristic log house made of logs of a scythe and okta, the owner in a tracksuit , slippers, they would spend a common bottle kolomoisky previously, he was often photographed in more formal interiors. here in the presidential office, zelensky has always believed that kolomoisky brought him to power. generously, giving money and influence to zelensky. well, i think we have a very good relationship. well, zelensky obviously had a different opinion on this matter, igor valeryevich , a business partner, they always have to. well , when we got used to livi

heim is showed me around a home in lafayette where rats have already snuck in black's much marks. that's eroding jumping. nothing here. >> when his body is riding on bodies have a lot of greece and everything. so he says with all of this rain, the calls are pouring in for help to catch the noxious animals because the deciding does not go all the way deep inside that corner. >> so the rodents can run up the siding and get inside. there's jaime says selling your home is critical to prevent an infestation for problems already inside. you will have to set up traps. lotus will chew in your debt. the get inside their run around in your duck. think they chew your wires, they destroy your insulation. >> the 2 and tier sewer pipes time as adds. there is a big misconception about vermont. a summer's day. they tell me. >> you know, i i'm going to clean up the place. you know, i'm gonna get it cleaned up. but i tell him, you know, a man you should be able to leave food on your counter and go to sleep at night. the rodents are not there because you have food on the counter. they're there becau

black history month parade. >> reporter: the parade kicked off in style marking black history month in san francisco. >> oh, look at that! that's beautiful. >> reporter: classic cars and performers making their way down third street. >> in 2018 they have been doing this parade as an opportunity for us to really come together an celebrate our history. >> reporter: mayor london breed joined the celebration and talked with us about growth in the city's bayview neighborhood. >> we got another 18 new businesses that have opened in the past two years, so the dream keeper initiative has really not only invested in this parade and other activities, but businesses, down payment assistance. >> reporter: established in 2021, the program reinvests millions of dollars annually in black communities across the city. from the parade, people headed to the southeast community center. >> this is in dedication to black history month. >> reporter: regina johnson brought her grandkids. >> yeah, we're having a good time. and the kids are too. >> reporter: there was food, music, vendors, horse rides, performers and more. today's events

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a special event in the bay area marked black history month celebrating the black experience, in the community'sibution to history and culture. you may have watched the parade live on our website or on the streaming app. >> k out there, who do you have? >> i am having the best time here! [laughter] dion: what a party! abc7news anchors, see erin, jobina fortson, julian glover and others hosted today's parade coverage in oakland. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has all the highlights. reporter: five blocks of celebration in the heart of oakland. the sixth annual black joy parade, taking to the streets. umbrellas up and jackets on, the parade, rolling in despite the day's rain. >> it's all about celebration, joys, smiles, laughs, and the community coming together and being one. reporter: reporter: amber lester is the cofounder of the black joy parade, and says the weather is setting a special tone. >> it even more beautiful to see other people come out knowing that it is going to be cold and wet and they are still dedicated to this moment. >> i am so excited and i am so happy that we did not let a

. >> well, and karen, also, i will just say he's holding an event thursday in south carolina to mark blacktory month. >> right. >> he has an african american senator. he's from south carolina. he talks about this. he has worked on police reform. you got him. then you've got desantis going against the a.p. on a black studies class. can scott walk and chew gum at the same time on this in the gop? >> well, he absolutely can. i think the question is -- and i think it's going to further open up the fractures that exist in the gop because, remember, part of what ron desantis and the books that have been pulled from school libraries in florida object to is any conversation about racism. i was reading about a book about roberto clemente that was pulled because it mentions that he dealt with racism. tim scott himself has talked about his own experiences as a black man. so imagine the two of them on the stage, and one who is, you know, essentially using the full force of the state government to decide what people can learn about and read, and another man who's trying to talk about his own lived expe

a student at diablo view middle school handed out cotton to other students as joke to mark black history month. kron four's philippe reports school district leaders were not made aware of this until this week. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know, have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stati

a special event in the bay area marked black history month by celebrating the black experience and theommunity's contribution to history and culture. you may have watched the parade live on our website or on the streaming app. >> kumasi, if you can hear us out there, who do you have? >> i am having the best time here! [laughter] dion: yes, she is totally joyful . abc7 news anchors kumasi aaron jobina fortson, julian glover , and the owner of the gold beams event production company, talyle today's private coverage in oakland. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has all the highlights. tara: five blocks of celebration in the heart of oakland. the sixth annual black joy parade, taking to the streets. umbrellas up and jackets on, the parade, rolling in despite the day's rain. >> this is all about celebration, joys, smiles, laughs, and the community coming together and being one. tara: amber lester is the cofounder of the black joy parade, and says the weather is setting a special tone. >> it is even more see all the people come out knowing that it is going to be cold and wet and they are stil

but he has already received a black mark.enied the status of eu candidates in ukraine and moldova and beyond, and there they know it, as well as the fact that zelensky can get mountains of weapons and mercenary units, but this may not be enough. after all, they continue to repeat to him putin chose the tactics of exhausting. he has more population more resources time is playing against you valery alekhin , tried to figure out if zelensky understands that the human resource of truth will be exhausted why his commander argues mortgages, despite the urgent recommendations of the allies, we will not leave to bang, the city for which very heavy battles are going on, which we call artyomovsk. after all, it turns out that kiev takes everything that is given and tries to do only what it considers necessary, although they are trying to explain to him, the loss in manpower is not worth it, but you are offered to act rationally. the military registration and enlistment office catches up ran well done odessa dneprogrammich such. continue

see why anyone should there's should be surprised that there's going black going to be a strange black markcause now now getting tablets massively getting tablets, massively expensive. suddenly they're saying now things like pill saying now things like the pill have up and have suddenly gone up and there's black there's like a weird black market contraceptive market for contraceptive presumably. presumably. well, we're going to move on to saturdays nick, saturdays and guardian nick, are you interested in this one this is street is interesting is your street is interesting male contraceptive taken shortly before sex shows promise this is that what we're talking about is like a male pill obviously the challenge of one egg, challenge is instead of one egg, you've millions of sperm, you've got millions of sperm, even me. but even billions with me. but you've of sperm you've got got a lot of sperm cells to deal with people cells to deal with and people are saying, well, how can we actually get around this problem? because they found what actually get around this probl

. >> president biden and vice president harris marked black history month during an event at the white house. the president highlighted the contributions of african-americans to the united states and pointed to his administration's ongoing efforts to combat racism. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president of the united states and duane portis jr. >> >> hello. [laughter] . my name is duwayne portis, jr. i am a senior from the south side of chicago. [applause] i play basketball and volleyball, play percussion in band and a screen writer while keeping up with my 4.0 g.p.a. two weeks ago, my classmates were invited to a screening of the movie "till" at the white house. emity till left -- emmitt till left his family in chicago. we knew he never left our nation's conscience. my friends told me how cool it was to see president biden and what it means to be in a place where you feel seen in the history of our country. i thought i missed my chance for good until the white house asked i join you all today. laugh [laughter] and it is truly amaz

have some understanding of one another's pain and the way people view the black community and the jewish community. rabbi mark blum says the temple is available for the church to use for the next few months. fame's pastor, reverend rodney d. smith calls the offer a relief. fame is the oldest black church in oakland sunday service this morning set to start at about 10 o'clock, they're usually live stream on the church's facebook page. we expect to hear from church leaders a little later this morning, right before that service starts. reporting live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you, james. all right time now, 7 14, and time to talk about the weather was ts week when i came in this morning, and i'm like this. to kinda hanging out with you. i think it just kind of takes a little quick break ramps up again, rosemary and cruises back in again. hopefully you you enjoyed the break yesterday because it is back on at least for the first part of today. a soggy start to the day with just a few sprinkles out there this morning, followed by the steadier rain a little bit la

>>> our series "discover black heritage," we want to introduce you to influential black americans who have left a mark on the bay area. want to highlight ahmed mohamed. he was an oakland tech high school student and he was the first black male valedictorian there. he's an engineering student at stanford. 2001, he found a youth-led nonprofit organization to teach younger students about the wonders of science. truly inspirational. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have

. >>> we are getting a sneak peak of oakland's black joy parade. sunday marks sixth year of the event. it honors black heritage and the largest family-friendly event of its kind. our own melina joins emceed the preview today. we hold a ceremony recognizing black joy icons among us. >> it is everything. we spent a lot of time thinking about what is wrong. we do not spend enough time thing about what is right. what we have and how great we are. other people how we are. if family we hold and the lovely hole in this community. black joy is a place for that. >> 200 black owned vendors will be on tap for the event. it is sunday afternoon at 12:30 at 14th and franklin in downtown oakland. get ready for some live music at golden gate park. the band will host its third year of free outdoor concerts. the lineup includes more than 100 live shows charting on march 1, which works out personally because i think that is when his post to start drying up. we are told there is a little something from everyone from r and b, jazz, string ensemble, salsa and psychedelic rock every

the crypto piece, which was a little bit of a black mark on the company the last couple years has flushedlike that, which is in the software zone. the company's cash flow positive, makes money, has leverage and then outside of the hardware angle they're promoting three models, a service call nemo and bionemo they're going to introduce shortly on hyper scale systems. that's altogether a couple hundred millions now but could be a couple billion in the next three to four years. you take that brand new opportunity of the hardware generative opportunity couple with the high margin, high growth software opportunity and you really have a blockbuster stock. >> all right blockbuster today for sure up about 14%. harsh, thank you. >> thank you >>> meantime the ntsb today releasing its first report on that norfolk southern derailment lastn that after a very short break. >>> we're coordinating with the ohio epa on a long-term repleadation plan. we've reimbursed or committed $6.5 billion to this community >>> the national transportation safety board just issuing the first report on what caused the norf

school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp not and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside to play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students? >> this type of behavior was not an but appeared plant is yet. but another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system that refuses to teach or even to accept a value african american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as sh

. >> sandra: and the start of black history mark, america honors the contributions african americanse made to our country and recognize their sacrifice in doing so. >> john: all this month, fox news will pay tribute to some of those who have left an incredible legacy. the life of bessie coleman, the first african american female pilot. ♪♪ >> bessie coleman was the first black american woman pilot. in 1919, she was working as a manicurist. double stigma of her race and gender meant she would have to travel to france to realize her dreams. she learned french and applied for flying school in france. received her international pilots' license in 1921. 1922, coleman staged the first public flight by a black american woman. she wowed audiences with the likes of figure eight stunts at air shows and mastered advanced aviation maneuvers. 1923, bessie coleman bought her own plane, a world war i surplus army training plane. she refdied in 1926, the day bee a big air show in jacksonville, florida. america together celebrating aviator bessie coleman. pushg push >> will you negotiate with mccarthy

time is showed me around a home in lafayette where rats have already snuck in black's much marks. that's eroding jumping. nothing here. >> when his body is riding on bodies have lot of greece and everything. so he says with all of this rain, the calls are pouring in for help to catch the noxious animals because the the sighting does not go all the way deep inside that corner. >> so the rodents can run up the siding and get inside. there's jaime says selling your home is critical to prevent an infestation for problems already inside. you will have to set up traps, lotus, in your debt get inside their run around in your think that she your wires, they destroy your insulation. >> the 2 and tier sewer pipes time as as there is a big misconception about vermont, a summer's day. they tell me. >> you know, i i'm going to clean up the place. you know, i'm gonna get it cleaned up. but i'm telling, you know, a man you should be able to leave food on your counter and go to sleep at night. the rodents are not there because you have food on the counter. they're there because they're cold and t

i'm is showed me around a home in lafayette where have already snuck in black's much marks.ing jumping. nothing here. >> when his body is riding on bodies have a lot of greece and everything. so he says with all of this rain, the calls are pouring in. >> for help to catch the noxious animals because the the sighting does not go all the way deep inside that corner. so the rodents can run up the siding and get inside. there's jaime says selling your home is critical to prevent. and if the station for problems already inside, you will have to set up traps, lotus, in your get inside their run around in your think that she your wires, they destroy your insulation. >> the 2 and tier sewer pipes. i'm as adds. there is a big misconception about vermund a summer's day. they tell me. >> you know, i i'm going to clean up the place. you know, i'm gonna get it cleaned up. but i'm telling, you know, a man you should be able to leave food on your counter and go to sleep at night. the rodents are not there because you left food on the counter. they're there because they're cold and they wan

time is showed me around a home in lafayette where rats have already snuck in black's much marks. that's eroding jumping. nothing here. >> when his body is riding on bodies have a lot of greece and everything. so he says with all of this rain, the calls are pouring in for help to catch the noxious animals because the the sighting does not go all the way deep inside that corner. >> so the rodents can run up the siding and get inside. there's jaime says selling your home is critical to prevent an infestation for problems already inside. you will have to set up traps, lotus, in your deck get inside their run around in your debt. think that she your wires, they destroy your insulation. the 2 and tier sewer pipes time as adds. there is a big misconception about vermont. a summer's day. they tell me, you know, i i'm going to clean up the place. you know, i'm gonna get it cleaned up. but i'm telling, you know, a man. >> you should be able to leave food on your counter and go to sleep at night. the rodents are not there because you food on the counter. they're there because they're cold a

and i look just like one of those famous black sea marking historic sites. all over england except it was really oversized. you could tell it is not made of metal. and what it says is the uk economy was crashed here. 55 tufted. september 23rd, 2022. september 23rd 2022 is the day that liz truss had announced her disastrous economic plan. which indeed crash the british economy. the contagion or by the people who made this plaque was that that disasters plan had been dreamed up by an extremist, dodgy, right wing think tank based at 55 to flinch treat in london. so they made that new commemorative blue plaque and put it up on that house. that was done by a group called led by donkeys. and we are going to show on the screen here some of the other things they have done, including, projections, billboards, and. things led by don cases aware name, i know. it has a long history. that phrase was used for quite a long time for people criticizing the leadership of the british military. and world war i, and then other conflicts. critics would say the british, every day

where philadelphia's jalen hurts and kansas city's patrick mahomes became the first two black quarterbacks to face mark fuhrman the big game. multiple super bowl records were set, including the longest punt return by the chief's kadarius to toney. and the eagles' jalen hurts became the first player in nfl history to run for more than two touchdowns and throw for another. he also broke a super bowl record for most rushing yards by a qb, beating titans quarterback steve mcnair's 2000 record well, the victory was not a cakewalk for the chiefs, with the eagles leading off until the last leg of the game, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. >> first and goal. hurts over the end zone with his first signal he is in touchdown, eagles. >> but the chiefs made their comeback in the fourth quarter >> blitz coming. mahomes. man wide open. touchdown, chiefs. it's skyy moore. >> a field goal sealed the deal with just seconds to end the game >> for the lead. got it >> and despite playing with an injured ankle, mahomes threw for 182 yards and 3 touchdowns not surprisingly, he took home the game mvp title for the se

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are now up, 110 points been >>> it is a first-day black history month and this morning local sports teams and organizations tweeting out how they will mark the month. the warriors posting black history month goes far beyond the 28 days of february. organizers are expecting record crowds for the annual chinese new year parade us dozens will march, including these students right here from san francisco. sharon chen shows us the lifelong lessons they are learning by practicing for the parade. >> reporter: monica is choreographing the students march for the chinese new year parade. what she is teaching them she hopes will last long after their performance. in the shadow of the towers, students at garfield elementary school get ready to shine and another iconic san francisco attraction. they are dressed as tiles in this game, marking the year of the dragon. this is her first time directing the kindergarten through fifth grade students for the chinese new year parade. they have been rehearsing twice a week since december and they are soaking in the cultural importance of the game their costumes represent. >> it is not just a game to pass time.

look, schultz subscribed to the fact that he has a black mark on him all this this this the person whoth crosses, which are hated here, and they will all be completely destroyed on russian soil and, by the way. unenviable fate and tankers because no one will be spared. no one will be here for years and i will not take prisoners. and so, further f-16 aircraft appeared f-16. it's clear? why? because it seems to be the easiest to master, although it also takes, well, at least 2 years, how minimum, but also for the price criteria for the price of quality, it seems to be better than the same swedish influenza or eurofighter or british tornado and so on. well, who will be responsible for this? that's who, because the question arises, it means if the germans took over here, and they have already put a bold political cross on themselves. they don't care for it. vengeance will come, otherwise the americans don't want to do it. they also offer. as if you want to pass , we may give you permission. we don't want to. do you understand what the situation is? have americans realized how dangerous it

school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark blackt diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp not and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay at home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside and play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students. >> this type of behavior was not an but appear plan is yet another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system refuses to teach or even to accept a value african american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as should the principal who it appears kept

school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clark. >> sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp not and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside to play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students? >> this type of behavior was not an but appeared plan is yet. but another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system refuses to teach or even to accept the value of african-american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined as shou

school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark blacktory month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county not and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're with the prince. a little frightening to me. it had been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside to play a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students. >> this type of behavior was not an but appear plant is yet. but another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system refuses to teach or even to accept a value african american history. disturbing for parents and leaders this predominantly white community they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as should the principal who it appears kept

. >>> the bay area marks the start of black history month. we kicked off our celebration with the powerful words of san francisco's poet laureate. >>> as a once-in-a-lifetime green comet swings by earth, how bay area astronomers are changing their light for their celestial views. >>> leaving. we begin with a frightening attack. a five euro peninsula boy home recovering after being mauled by a mountain lion. his name is jack. his family tells us that he was on a hike with his mom and grandfather yesterday when he caught the big cat by surprise and it attacked. his mom ran straight at the mountain lion and scared it off. the attack happened outside of redwood city. jack was taken to the trauma center where doctors treated jo

. >>> we are now getting a sneak peek of oakland's black joy parade. tomorrow marks the sixth year of the event which honors black heritage and is the largest family-friendly event of its kind in california. yesterday, there was a preview. organizers celebrated black joy's accomplishments and held a ceremony recognizing icons among us. >> we wait too long to celebrate our heros. we have an opportunity to learn from them now, celebrate the now while they're still with us. >> along with two stages for live music, 200 black-owned vendors will be there. the free event begins tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 at 14th and franklin in downtown oakland. >>> turning back to our storm coverage. the snow wasn't just impacting drivers on the roads. an amtrak train stalled yesterday. a viewer sent us this video. he says he was on the train headed for reno to sacramento when it stalled in the snow near the tahoe forest. passengers made the most of the detour, playing in the snow before the train got moving once again. >>> we have seen incredible images of the snow across the bay area, b

incidents range from racial slurs to hate graffiti and most recently, the passing out of cotton to mark black history month. the meeting is set for next tuesday in concord. >> chp officers say they're seeing an increase in bicycle activity on the bay bridge. of course, they're not supposed to be there, period, but you're looking at video showing more than a dozen young people. i headed eastbound towards oakland. the chp says there was a similar situation august of last year, then twice in january. the chp says riding a bike on the bridge is not only illegal, but of course, a very dangerous time now for the 4 zone forecast as we take a look at people who are out and about enjoying the beautiful day at lake merritt in oakland. that looks beautiful. kron 4 meteorologist ty lawrence karnow law and some the whole weekend looks pretty good, right? yeah, it looks amazing. i mean, we're going to see some nice weather around the bay area. no threat of any rain this weekend. lots of sunshine coming our way. and i think the temperatures running well above the average around the bay area. we kind of >> h

celebrates black cultures ignites challenging conversations and inspires learning for all and there are several events happening this month to marklack history month with us now is named mcallister, who is the senior public programs manager at moa ad. thank you for joining us. i walked by the building down on mission street there. i didn't know what that was for a while. it's cool. it says meow ad. i see people going in. so i think i need to make a trip because i think not only black people, but all people need to learn about african american history, don't they? absolutely and thank you for having me and you know moab is a place for everyone. we celebrate black culture. we're looking at our collective experience and globally through art. through the perspective of living active artists from the african diaspora around the world were talking before we went on the air about how black history month you know, maybe a lot of people in the community don't have time to learn about history. they don't think it's important, maybe to their everyday lives. it just kind of surviving here in the bay area. it's very expensive to live. they're

as far as iran goes, yes, obviously, anybody in that administration would say it was a black mark.jimmy carter's humanity, only his faith in humanity brought every one of those hostages home alive. for him, that was more important than being re-elected president of the united states. you can't say that about too many presidents in our history. >> no. i think when we look at jimmy carter, as he is in the last days of his life here, one thing we have to acknowledge is we probably haven't seen a better human being as president in our lifetime. that matters. you know, that has shown through in his, you know, term in office, his compassion, and also in the long game. you know, he deserves a lot more credit than he gets. now, at this particular moment in his life, it is a good time to re-examine that and to question some of the myths that existed around him. because i think they're wrong. >> totally agree. columnist for "the daily beast," david rothkopf, thank you so much for coming on this morning. >> thank you, david. >> i mean -- >> obviously, your father would have disagreed. >> it i

student at diablo view, middle school handed out cotton and what has been described as a joke marking blackistory month. the district says that student has been disciplined. the superintendent of the school district has condemned these acts, saying all of these incidents are forms of bullying. we have also had several fights in our schools between different student groups, bullying and fighting have no place in any md usd schools. in response, the district has scheduled a community meeting for 06:30pm, tuesday here at pine hollow middle school. >> they've invited parents and families to attend to give them a chance to express their concerns directly to the district. all right, back live now again, that meeting is at 6.30, o'clock to 06:30pm, tonight at pine hollow middle school to the multi use room. but for now in concord, charles, clifford kron, 4 news could to get the community together to >> discuss those types of issues. can charles, thank you for that live report also happening today, a meeting among san francisco agencies to discuss how to move forward on capp street. some heavy conc

well we often mark black history month by recognizing barrier breakers of the past.ven today, barriers are still being broken . i talked to one of the few black female venture capitalists in the country. in the tech capital of the world. black startup founders are still rare , rarer still black female venture capitalist. one of them is monique woodard, seeing so many interesting companies but didn't really see any black entrepreneurs who are venture backed, and that's among the reasons she recently ventured out onto her own launching cake ventures, joining a tiny but growing list of female venture capitalists providing a new and different set of eyes when it comes to investing in startups. i think i've been able to identify really talented people who don't look like what silicon valley thinks of when they think of a startup founder, while working for other venture capital firms would help get off the ground. the internet media company lafferty, which was created by and for black millennials and beauty supply company meant it cosmetics, which was founded by k. j. mill