bob marley when you come to africa you talk about the late lucky to be that made me curious about why we africans still love reggae so much and why many fans identify with this type of music before we move on here's a brief history of reggae. music john wright was born in the 1960 s. in the caribbean island of jamaica in the early seventy's it was popularized across the globe by artists like bob marley bitter top bunny wailer johnny nash and burning spear reggae became so popular in africa that it even made a huge political impact in $1800.00 for example bob marley performed at the celebration for zimbabwe's independence. had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant. in a very universal and global way the issues of struggle the issues of defeating oppression the situation in zimbabwe. and the the war the ongoing civil conflicts there that he lays it on his $979.00 album survival which i do believe is molly's best album the sound of reggae seems to be one secret to why it's so well loved in africa they can flame highly i'm a special connection between afr

caribbean island of jamaica in the early seventy's it was popularized across the globe by artists like bob marley bitter tarshish bunny wailer johnny nash and burning spear reggae became so popular in africa that it even made a huge political impact in $1000.00 a.d. for example while marley performed at the celebration for zimbabwe's independence. had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant. in a very universal and global way the issues of struggle the issues all defeating oppression the situation in zimbabwe. and the the war the ongoing civil conflicts there that he did on his $979.00 album survival which i do believe is molly's best album the sound of reggae seems to be one secrets to why it's so loved in africa they can slam hi i'm a special connection between africa and reggae in jamaica has a history of slavery. reckon music is like was made popular line up by the jamaican. africans who lived in germany because. it's like they found all of africa. and they started to improvise you know like use what you know it's in their chains like that and create this sound

he grew up in jamaica with bob marley, making their first musical disc.s, they formed the wailers in the eastern suburb, and released their first song simmered down in december, 1963. ♪ simmer down ♪ >> it went straight to number one. >> going through certain kind of changes, we would not be able to relate to all the people of the world who are going through those changes just the same. reporter: it was 10 years before their international breakthrough came with the album catch a fire, featuring tracks i started up -- started up. ♪ stir it up ♪ reporter in concrete jungle. ♪ in this concrete jungle ♪ >> babies love us -- the hippies love us. reporter: in in 1973, livingston, left the band. >> why did you decide to lve the wailers? >> i was not satisfied. i am still not satisfied. but i am still here, playing this rabies. -- this great music. reporter: after leaving he became -- began working on his solo album. >>. the far ends -- rastafarian's are known to stay away from lowly areas. reporter: in the 1990's, he won the grammy award for best reggae album th

the jamacian musician was a founding member of the wailers alongside his childhood friend, bob marleyey livingston in 1947, he grew up injamaica with bob marley, making their music at this primary school. later in their teens, with peter tosh onboard, they formed the wailers in a kingston suburb, they released their first song simmer down in 1963. # why don't you simmer down?# it went straight to number one. if we hadn't been going through a certain kind of a change, we would not be able to relate to other people of the world that were going through those changes just the same. but it was ten years before their international breakthrough came, with the album catch a fire, featuring tracks like stir it up. # stir it up, little darling... and concrete jungle. # it's a concretejungle... the hippies loved us. and all those hippies now are dreadlocked people here, ra sta. in 1973, livingston, now known as bunny wailer, left the band. why did you decide to leave the wailers? i was not satisfied with the way how the way chris blackwell was handling the wailers and i'm still not satisfied. bu

black christ is tied to legit. 3 recognitions like bob marley alpha blondy and lucky to be as his main influences but he's also caught his own musical meech he often blends jamaican reggae with local african languages and sounds. a lot of african people want to do reggae music but they have the iran nuts idea the wrong idea of the fact that if you cannot speak jamaican patois but you cannot do reggae music jamaican people wish they could speak some african languages are far beyond the what do to market a reggae music with african languages. black last as part of the rest of foreign community a religious movement striving for unity amongst africans and african diaspora. leaders of ghana's 1st a foreign movement say reggae music helps us to foreign connect to the spiritual side. but music is like. narratives. in the bible and i don't order books for you this is what you fight with in we're going to use it as a speech outside of it which i and i as a bris unprompted. address to far ends on the only ones who love reggae music around here. this is bush not to tell you. this is what i descri

bob marley when you come to africa you talk about the late lucky debate that made me curious about why we africans still love reggae so much and why many fans identify with this type of music before we move on here's a brief history of reggae. music genre was born in the 1960 s. in the caribbean island of jamaica in the early seventy's it was popularized across the globe by artists like bob marley bitter top bunny wailer johnny nash and burning spear reggae became so popular in africa that it even made a huge political impact in $1800.00 for example bob marley performed at the celebration for his involved with independents. had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant. in a very universal and global way the issues of struggle the issues all defeating oppression the situation in zimbabwe. and the the war the ongoing civil conflicts there that he lays it on his $979.00 album survival which i do believe is molly's best album the sound of reggae seems to be one secret to why it's so well loved in africa they can claim hi i'm a special connection between afric

the jamaican musician was a founder member of the wailers, alongside his childhood friend, bob marleyt for a successful solo career in 1973. paul hawkins looks back at his life. he was the last surviving member of the wailers. born neville 0'riley livingston in 1970, he grew up with bob marley, he made music at this primary school. in his tools with peter tosh onboard they formed the wailers in a kingston suburb, there released their first song in theirfirst song in 1963, their first song in 1963, settled down. it went straight to number one. if we had been going through a certain kind of change, we would not be able to relate to other people of the world that were going through those changes just the same. but it was ten years before their international breakthrough came with the album catch a fire, featuring tracks like stir it up. # stir it up little darling... and concrete jungle. # it's a concretejungle. and concrete jungle. # it's a concrete jungle. # it's a concrete 'ungle. the hi - ies # it's a concrete 'ungle. the hippies loved — # it's a concrete jungle. the hippies loved us

for example bob marley performed at the celebration for his involved with independents. had the kinds of messages that were relevant to the time they were relevant. in a very universal and global way the issues of struggle the issues all defeating oppression the situation in zimbabwe. and the the war the ongoing civil conflicts there that he had on his $979.00 album survival which i do believe is molly's best album the sound of reggae seems to be one secret to why it's so well loved in africa they can claim hi i'm a special connection between africa and reggae in jamaica has a history of slavery. reckon music is like was made hope you line up by the jamaican. africans who lived in germany because. it's like they found all of africa. and they started to improvise you know like use what you know it's in the i tunes like that and create this sound it called. so when we. listen to what it is like nor quite they know the song. you know its orbit and its quoting that comes with the sound and the mail order and many influential jamaican reggae stars i rest the far right rest of

last night, i did an interview with bob marley's daughter, _ i did an interview with bob marley's daughter jamaican women's team, so we're going to _ the jamaican women's team, so we're going to hear— the jamaican women's team, so we're going to hear a lot of different genres— going to hear a lot of different genres in— going to hear a lot of different genres in areas of football, so going — genres in areas of football, so going to — genres in areas of football, so going to have some big names like lucy and _ going to have some big names like lucy and fara, butjust a little bit different— lucy and fara, butjust a little bit different surprises coming to the series _ different surprises coming to the series. , . . ., ,, , different surprises coming to the series. , . ,, , ., series. rebecca smith there. it is a really good — series. rebecca smith there. it is a really good listen. _ and you listen and subscribe to the players podcast via the bbc sounds app. now, finally, a brother and sister from west sussex are trying to track down windsurf sails designed and hand—painted by their late mot

he and bob marley were raised together from childhood, as step—brothers. government's order of merit for his contribution to music. president biden has claimed the united states is on course to produce enough coronavirus vaccine to inoculate every adult in the country by the end of may. at a white house press briefing, he announced two pharmaceutical giants, johnson and johnson and merck, will work together to mass produce the jabs. he said his administration was bringing in "wartime" strategies to fight the pandemic. this is a wartime effort, and every action has been on the table including putting together breakthrough approaches. and today, we're announcing a major step forward. two of the largest health care and pharmaceutical companies in the world, that are usually competitors, are working together on the vaccine. johnson &johnson and merck will work together to expand the production ofjohnson &johnson�*s vaccine. this is the type of collaboration between companies we saw in world war ii. we'll also invoke the defence production act to equip two merc

it became bob marley and the wailers in 1974.to win three grammy awards and jamaica's order of merit. he was 73 years old. >>> new york lawmakers are preparing to pass a bill to limit governor cuomo's broad powers to set policy during the pandemic. cuomo is facing growing calls to resign after a third woman accused him of sexual harassment. he was already under fire for withholding data on nursing home covid deaths. cuomo has not appeared in public in more than a week. >>> turning now dr. seuss. six of his classic children books have been taken out of publication over allegations of racism. here's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, six dr. seuss books will no longer be published for what are being called racist and insensitive images. the publishing company says it comes after months of discussion, saying the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. >> it will lead to an acknowledgement that yes, there are children's books that are both racist and sexist. >> reporter: depictions in the book show asians wi

two were bob marley tributes i'm a huge reggae fan.ingle day of this pandemic it's been something that's kept me and my household right, in a position where we can start the day. >> i broke out the vinyl all pandemic, playing bob marley and the wailers. >> me, too. >> so good. >> it is good for the soul. >> bob was 36, died of cancer in '81. peter tosh died, was killed in '87. bunny has been holding it down for the wailers for years. shoutout to his family and the reggae fans everywhere >> maybe break out the vinyl for him today. >>> coming up, an inside look at the groundbreaking boot camp where female marine recruits are training alongside male counterparts for the first time. first, your local news, your weather, and these messages. first, your local news, your >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. santa clara county lifting its mandatory travel quarantine effective today. now people who live and work in the county can travel anywhere in the state and they won't have to stay home for ten days. san francisco did the same las

might have said. # jabbing — bob marley might have said. # jabbing # you can keep us going all morningnd up some of everything up—to—date to remind us things are getting better. david, the observer to remind us things are getting better. david, the 0bserverfront page says penistone is —— ministers are facing a backlash. it says 72% of the public see the pay deal should be more generous. do you sense a u—turn coming by the government. this has all the hallmarks of the marcus rashford affair where he said twice all people should receive free school meals and i can see the image of borisjohnson on a horse in the distance riding to the rescue and putting some money into this. the optics of this are appalling. we all know there is not the money there. we saw them budget on wednesday when rishi sunak told us how how bad the finances were in so many people wanting money from the magic money tree which you seem to have plucked all the fruit off during the pandemic to keep everything moving. but we had campaigns, fuel tax, keep fuel duty down. food duty down. the people who want a pay rise for

i'm like, ok, and then dolphin came up with this whole music from bob marley, and thn we said, "how about we come up with a music video for kids? kids love colors, music, dance, video. i'm like, "yeah." [man singing in foreign language] low: and after we had created the dance move and we showed them parts of the video, they're like, "oh." and then a kid asked me, um, they don't really know what is organic, what is not, being thrown in the sea. and i said, "plastic is not organic. you can't throw it." and then they said, "what about a blue plastic bag? what about a red plastic bag?" and then to see, ok, they're trying to understand it, but they still don't really get it. and then, when we showed them the video, then, hey, the fact that a plastic bag-- whatever color it is, whatever shape, whatever pattern it is-- it still cannot be degraded. and then they finally get it, like, "oh, that's why we shouldn't throw the plastic in the ocean." van thillo: it's their way into the environment. why don't we throw plastic in the ocean? and then, once you start following that thread in a carpet, you

career spanned seven decades , but is best known for founding the wailers, the group that catapulted bob marleystardom. after a break, i will take you through "the day." but first, one of their early hits, "go tell it on the mounta." ♪ >> ♪ go tell it on the mountain to set my people free ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> ♪ go tell it on the mountain to set my people free ♪ ♪ ç■ç? >> 10:00 p.m. in the french capital, this is live fromh paris. the u.s. hits russian officials with sanctions over the poisoning of alexei navalny. france shifted policy towards moscow. hundreds of kidnapped nigerians have been freed. the nation's president vowing to crackdown on lawlessness in response to the inductions. and a

the singer born livingstone he formed the band in 1953 with the late bob marley in peter's house he died in his native jamaica following complications from a stroke he was 73 years old. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera we're getting reports that several people have been killed that protests across me in mar police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations protestors across the country are defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover scott haidar has more from bangkok. we're hearing reports from several different cities across myanmar that protesters have been killed by live rounds a lot of them have been kind of trickling out throughout the day we don't know exactly how many yet because they still need to be confirmed but we know at least 4 have been killed possibly up to 7. coming from different cities yang gone one of them the largest city in myanmar mandalay we know that there are local media there were saying that 2 were killed and that in other cities multiple of other people have been killed as well so obviously those need to

he was last surviving member of the group the wailers, which also included bob marley and peter tosh. the cause of his death is unknown, but he had been in hospital since having a stroke lastjuly. the former liverpool and scotland striker and television presenter ian stjohn has died at the age of 82. he was an iconic figure at liverpool and went on to be part of the hugely successful saint and greavsie, the itv football show, in the 1980s. our correspondent andy swiss looks back at his life and career. amid liverpool's stars of the 1960s, few shone as brightly as ian stjohn. when hejoined, the club was languishing in the second division. and it's stjohn! he scores! but stjohn�*s goals helped transform them into the best team in england. under the great bill shankly, he won two league titles, but perhaps his greatest moment came at wembley in 1965. it's a goal! that goal took liverpool to their first fa cup and it made the man known simply as the saint a club legend. he certainly was an iconic figure because he came in at the very beginning, the club moved onwards and upwards. but it w

career spanned 7 decades but he's best known for co-founding the whalers the group that catapulted bob marley to global fame where there was the group's last surviving original member no cause of death has been given but he's been hospitalized since december. foreign ministers from southeast asian countries have held talks with me and mars military junta in an attempt to tackle the crisis in the country protesters continue to turn out in force after the military seized power one month ago security forces are stepping up their response as the unrest claims an increasing number of law. saying goodbye to a friend the funeral of a young man shot dead by police just one victim of an escalating crackdown by me and mas military thousands accompanied his coffin free of the streets people showing for 3 finger salute a gesture that has come to symbolize solidarity and resistance. throughout the bookers we want democracy they are not armed and justice the road to court and our human rights back for we also want justice for our fallen heroes who have given their lives for this revolution they are not arm

than half a century but he's best known for co-founding the whalers the groove that catapulted bob marley to global fame was the group's last surviving original member no cause of death has been given but he had been hospitalized since december. some of the hundreds of kidnapped nigerian schoolgirls who were afraid on tuesday have recounted stories of how they were taken from their beds at gunpoint they said the gunmen who kidnapped them last week beat them and threatened to shoot them during a forced march into captivity the government and some for a state says $279.00 students were released authorities had said that more than $300.00 were kidnapped but it's not it's clear if that number was an era or of some goals are still missing. but their ordeal is over. officials say the almost 300 school children are healthy however some did suffer physical wounds it's the psychological impact of their kidnapping that may take longer to heal. the wounded most of us injured our feet and we couldn't continue to walk our captors said they would shoot anybody who didn't continue we walked across the r

career spanned 7 decades but he's best known for co-founding the whalers the group that catapulted bob marley to global stardom and after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day but 1st one of the wailers early hits go tell with on the. top. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the co that seems special monday to friday on t w. they were forced into a nameless mass of their bodies near tools and. the history of the slave trade isn't africa's history. it describes how the greed for power and traffic plummeted and entire continent into chaos. the slave system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that time. from its very beginnings until this very day human trafficking has shaped the. this is the journey back into the history of slavery i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery r

their singer born livingstone formed the band in 1963 with them later bob marley and peter tosh he died in his native jamaica following complications from a stroke he was 73 years hard on god. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera we're getting reports that several people have been killed that protests across me in mar police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations protestors across the country are defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover scott either has more from bangkok. we're hearing reports from several different cities across myanmar.

bunny wailer was the last surviving member of the group the wailers, which also included bob marley andr his contribution to jamaican music. president biden says the united states is on course to produce enough coronavirus vaccine to inoculate every adult in the country by the end of may. at a white house press briefing, mr biden said two of the country's pharmaceutical giants, johnson &johnson and merck, would work together to mass produce the jabs. speaking a short while ago, president biden said his administration was bringing in "war time" strategies to fight the pandemic. this is a wartime effort, and every action has been on the table including putting together breakthrough approaches. and today, we're announcing a major step forward. two of the largest health care and pharmaceutical companies in the world, that are usually competitors, are working together on the vaccine. johnson &johnson and merck will work together to expand the production ofjohnson &johnson's vaccine. this is the type of collaboration between companies we saw in world war ii. we'll also invoke the defence prod

he was last surviving member of the group the wailers, which also included bob marley and peter tosh.tjuly. the former liverpool and scotland striker and television presenter ian stjohn has died at the age of 82. he was an iconic figure at liverpool and went on to be part of the hugely successful saint and greavsie, the itv football show, in the 1980s. 0ur correspondent andy swiss looks back at his life and career. amid liverpool's stars of the 1960s, few shone as brightly as ian stjohn. when hejoined, the club was languishing in the second division.

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and you come on ♪ ♪ little darling ♪ >> the world lost one of the earliest musical connections to bob marley the age of 73. ♪ ♪ >> born neville livingston he formed the group with marley, his friend in kingston, jamaica. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the group called the wailing wailers debuted in 1965. ♪ ♪ and brought worldwide attention to reggae with the 1973 album, catch a fire. ♪ ♪ get up stand up ♪ ♪ stand up for your right. >> that same year they released burning. featuring the wailers most recognizable songs. ♪ ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ ♪ but i did not shoot the deputy ♪ >> unsatisfied with the touring life and the trappings of commercial success, bunny wailer left the group and embarked on a solo career and stayed in jamaica while the others became international super stars he won three reggae grammys and became known as an elderstatesf ene. ♪ ♪ >> the current wailers lineup has received a graim nomination for best reggae album, the grammy awards will be handed out next sunday and you can watch the show right here on cbs, the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and that's the over might ne

as bob marley went on becoming a global icon, bunny pursued a successful career, winning three grammyed six years later at 42. bunny carried on their legacy, making music for three more decades. bunny wailer, who had been the last surviving member of the group that brought reggae to the world, died on tuesday in kingston, jamaica. he was 73 years old. (dad vo) i saw them out of the corner of my eye. just a blur when they jumped the median. there was nothing i could do. (daughter) daddy! (dad vo) she's safe because of our first outback. and our new one's even safer. (avo male) welcome to the 2020 subaru outback. an iihs top safety pick plus. the highest level of safety you can earn. (avo female) get 0% for 63 months on select new 2021 models. now through march 31st. it's time to say goodbye to appliance heartbreaks. and hello to way more quality finds you'll love on wayfair. way more brands you trust. way more support. way more dependability. way more fast and free delivery. and way more installation and haul away. so with wayfair you'll always find your perfect match. ♪ wayfair you go

listen to bob marley song one love and i was like, but a second. that's a good man for my and just like that. her nonprofit one love came to life. >> over the years. angels raised thousands of dollars to help them aside people of tanzania every summer she returns home to see it all go to good use. were you able to do so much, then, you know, just helping the children were able to build better houses and the biggest one of bring clean water to the village and build a shops of the women can get necessities, that they need. she's increase the area's life expectancy. in sponsor children helping them pursue higher education and giving them hope and of course, as an angel would. she doesn't like taking all the credit. after all, it takes a village to help a village. angel is happy to share her namesake with the man who gave her a chance to touch the world. i don't know how to describe in this isn't a his my best friend, >> sometimes i'm so thankful that his mind but i honestly just think i met my number one best friend in the whole wide it's a bond. >> t

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and the singer born never livingston formed the band back in 1963 with the late bob marley and peter tosh he died in his native jamaica after complications from a stroke he was 73. a japanese 1000000000 it is looking for 8 people to join him on a trip to the moon on board a space x. flight and 2023. says he'll pay for the entire journey and wants to recruit people from all kinds of backgrounds on what he's calling the d.m. marine mission has always as a fashion mogul and an art collector he was named as space x. as a fast private passenger to the moon 2 years ago prospect of passengers have until march 14th to apply but a lot of the name of the key we were informed internally that space x. development status is very good i thought there might be delays and i was not very hopeful but everything is on schedule i want to reach out to a wider more diverse audience to give more people across the world the opportunity to join this journey. while still ahead here on al-jazeera the winning run continues for manchester city as they were 15 points clear in the premier league. ruth. martin back

the star, whose real name was neville o'riley livingston, had been a childhood friend of bob marley.t in 2017. his death was confirmed by his manager and jamaica's culture minister. bunny had been in hospital since having a stroke injuly last year. borisjohnson and rishi sunak say they want tomorrow's budget to "unleash growth". the prime minister's press secretary told reporters that the budget would be about business growth and supporting jobs. earlier, the business secretary kwasi kwarteng has all—but confirmed that the furlough scheme will be extended untiljune. it's also being reported that there'll be extra support for the badly—hit culture sector. 408 million pounds will help museums, theatres and galleries in england to reopen once restrictions start to ease. there'll be a 150 million—pound fund to help communities to take over local pubs. £300 million will go to sport, with what's being called a "significant chunk" being given to cricket. and an extra 77 million pounds will be given to the devolved administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to provide their cult

the musician was a founding member of the wailers, who went on to find international fame with bob marley was confirmed by his manager and jamaica's culture minister. bunny had been in hospital since having a stroke injuly last year. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. more of this to come through the night tonight, low cloud and mist rolling in off the north sea once again. but there will be the risk of a few showers developing from this little weather front moving into the southwest, and that'll push its way out of cornwall, devon and in the south wales towards dawn tomorrow morning. so, yes, those showers will continue to drift their way along the m4 corridor. the fog will slowly lift and the low cloud should burn back to north sea coasts. out to the north and west again, we should see a drier, brighter, sunnier moments from time to time. so it's a messy weather story to try to tell as we go through wednesday afternoon. in terms of the feel of things, well, cooler into the north, particularly if the cloud lingers, 4—6 celsius with maximums likely of

neneutrogena® ♪ >>> this week the world lost one of the earliest musical connections to bob marley.med the group with marley, his childhood friend, and peter tosl in trenchtown, an impoverished neighborhood in jamaica. ♪ the group originally called the wailing wailers debuted in 1965. ♪ and brought worldwide attention to ran to reggae with their album "catch of fire." ♪ that same year they released "burnin," featuring some of the wailers most recognizable songs. ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ >> unsatisfied with touring life and the trappings of commercial success, bunny wailer left the next year and embarked on a solo career largely staying in jamaica while marley and tosh became superstars. he went on to win three grammys in eight 90s and became known as an elder statesman of jamaica's music scene. worth noting the current iteration of the wailers are nominated for best reggae album this year. >> they make it every year at jazz fest. >> carrying on that sound. >> yes, indeed. >>> we're used to seeing million-dollar art objects in museums. now some are showing up in the digital world and n

he was the last surviving original member of the wailers, the iconic jamaican trio that featured bob marleyconsidered to be jamaica's beatles. that's right. the group helped spread jamaican music worldwide, and every time you hear it, it puts you in a certain mood. right now i need a little >> have a sip of cofe stead. >> back to reality, george. >> i like the picture he painted. >> exactly. >>> we're going to continue with dr. oz's lifesaving rescue at the airport. rushing in to save man who collapsed and we'll speak to dr. oz live in a moment but first will reeve is at newark airport where it all went down. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. late monday, a port authority officer was starting has night shift right here in terminal a when a man collapsed right in that area right there at baggage claim. the officer ran over to his side to help and called for assistance. out of the chaos appeared a doctor who administered aid and helped save the man's life. dr. oz in the right place at the right time. this morning, dr. oz to the rescue helping save a man's life at newark ai

music, i've listened to bob marley, reggae music really calms me church, i've been watching my catholiceaned my office. >> that was fun, though. >> we are coming up here on 9:00 that means the start of the third hour of "today." we've got a full half hour of deals from jill martin to he >>> sonoma's county setting a reopening day. the press democrat reporting santa rosa schools agreed to an april 1st return date for students. they will use a hybrid learning model. secondary students will return next month. the cdc has issued new tkphraoeups. this is closing the physical distance between children in the classroom. the new guidance suggests it can be cut from six feet to three. this comes as more bay area campuses reopen. some teachers are concerned. we will have a live report in our newscast. >>> president biden heading to atlanta. on the home page the latest postings. >>> no bay area students returning to the classroom. set to welcome middle schoolers in contra costa. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully eq