>> yes, i'm excited. >> that was nice of them. >> reporter: jeff and kim boyer. >> just such a simpled. >> he is on fire for music now. >> reporter: henry asked if he could double up on piano lessons, and started taking drums too. >> well, like thed said, practice hard, and i will practice hard. >> reporter: so you can get there some day? >> yes. i just have a really good feeling that i'm going to be in the marching band. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, henry will join the band this the fall of 2029. but we thought and the school agreed that's an awfully long time to wait for a dream to come true. so we set up a little surprise. right behind this door. >> no way! >> henry, this is your michigan marching band! >> no way! ♪ >> oh! >> we're so excited to have you here with us, henry. >> i can't believe i'm here. >> reporter: the michigan marching band wrote out a single note, and just look at the symphony that followed. >> you got it. >> reporter: a masterpiece of kindness and inspiration that struck a major chord in this young man's life. so nowhopefully no matter wr whe his music

>> reporter: jeff and kim boyer. >> it was just a simple act to reach back out to him.s on fire for music now. >> reporter: henry asked if he could double up on piano lessons and started taking drums, too. >> like the card said, "practice hard." and i will practice hard. >> reporter: so you can get there some day. >> yes. i just have a really good feeling that i'm going to be in the marching band. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, henry will join the band in the fall of 2029. but we thought, and the school agreed, that's an awfully long time to wait for a dream to come true. so we set up a little surprise right behind this door. >> no way. >> henry, this is your michigan marching band. >> no way! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oooh... >> oooh... ( laughter ). >> we're so excited to have you here with us, henry. >> i can't believe i'm here. ( laughter ) >> reporter: the michigan marching band wrote out a single note, and just look at the symphony that followed. >> you got it! >> reporter: a masterpiece of kindness and inspiration that struck a major chord in this young man's life. so now

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this is one of the moms who had been living illegally in that home on the boyer street in oakland. those moms were kicked out after a judge ordered that. the home's owner and the development company and the city of oakland and the moms have come to an agreement that could but those moms move back in to the home. wedgwood is the development company and they will negotiate in good faith with the oakland community land trust so they can purchase the home at or below the appraised value. that home has been the site of a protest since november despite having no right to that home. they were upset about outside developers flipping homes when so many people or homeless. the judge ruled in wedgwood's favor. today they have this to say >> i am willing to sit down with anybody who was interested in ending the homelessness crisis. we are skeptical of folks coming out now when we reached out and tweeted and made national news and they where silent. >> the deal with the developer doesn't end with the magnolia street property. they will negotiate a right of first refusal program for other proper

i would like to ajourn in the memory of dina boyer, diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and passed away on christmas each. the community rallied to support her and funded her fight with cancer, but she passed away surrounded by a few close friends. dina was many things ranging from a military veteran, trans-advocate and animal right's advocate and film director in the independent media and public television where we saw her on our own channel 29, sanfrancisco's public television station, where she was the facility's coordinator and camera person for the award-winnin award-winn. she reported on health and labour issues for transpeople, investigating the suspicious death of doxy arundundo who was found dead in a tenderloin motel in 2006. she was concerned at lack of attention on the high rate of violence, particularly against transwomen. she grew up in baltimore where she knew from the young age of 12 she was different but didn't have the resources or information to fully understand or access her true identity. it was not until in her 30s that she was able to fully start her transition to cl

but i'm fully back to boyer watching the news hour live from our global headquarters in doha coming upin the next 60 minutes the u.s. military says it's investigating after a plane with u.s. markings crashes in afghanistan's gosney province. lebannon spot as its budget for the year ahead protesters say it doesn't do enough to end the economic crisis also this hour of china's prime minister visits the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak that smile killed at least 81 people and the horrors of the past overwhelmed.

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>> yes. >> beth and jim boyer. >> such a simple act to reach out the him.d, practice hard, and i will practice hard. >> so you can get there some day? >> yes, i just have really good feeling they e-mail going to be in the marching band. >> if all goes as planned, henry will join the bond in the fall of 2029. but we thought, and the school agreed, that's an awfully long time to wait for a dream to come true, so we set up a little surprise. right behind this door. >> no way. >> henry, this is your michigan marching band. >> no way. ♪ ♪ >> oh. >> we're so excited to have you here with us, henry. >> i can't bereave i'm here. [laughter] >> the michigan marching band wrote out a single note, and just look at the symphony that followed, a masterpiece of kindness and inspiration that struck major chord in this young man's life. so now hopefully no matter where his music takes him, henry will always follow the lead of this marching band and play it forward. >> nice job. [cheering and applause] >> you guys have the best music ever. >> thank you so much. >> i can't wa

we'll have the latest from the iraqi capital in just a moment i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead donald trump's defense team denounces what they call flimsy in pietschmann charges a day before the u.s. president's trial begins in the senate it's. china confirms human to human transmission of a new viral strain which has killed 3 people so far with infections rising. this is a politically motivated.

fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up china confirms human to human transmission of a new viral strain which has killed 3 people so far and infections are rising. after world leaders back in libya cease fire the european union considers military support to uphold any peace deal also ahead. this is a politically money time and it is a nervous trade it's. africa's richest woman speaks exclusively to our just 0 responding to allegations she ripped off and go all out to enrich yourself. thank you for joining us 2 iraqi protesters have been killed in baghdad where security forces used tear gas and live ammunition as they moved in to break down barricades on the city's outskirts many more people are injured elsewhere in iraq in nasiriya and protests as of attempted to cut off the highway linking the southern oil rich province of basra the demonstrations reaganite of last week after a brief osama bin job it is in baghdad for al jazeera he says the situation remains fluid. we've been monitoring these developments since early on this morning when protesters tried to choke

come fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up no breakthrough at talks in russia on a permanent cease fire in libya and now reports of a buildup of forces norio towards me from up to our. volcanic tremors rock parts of the philippines as calls grow to evacuate up to a 1000000 people. and the u.s. remorse china from its list of kerensky manipulate is ahead of us on.

come fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also coming up in iran more robbie's against the government over the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. tens of thousands of people are forced to leave their homes in the philippines as the tile volcano spews ash and lava and we look at what's at stake as france for pesthole staff and leaders grappling with a dramatic surge in violence in the sa each of. the air. the f.a.q. very much for joining us the leaders of libya's warring sides have arrived in russia's capital for talks after a cease fire came into force there's no suggestion yet that warlords heidi for halftime the prime minister of the u.n. recognize government will meet with the latest development is raising hopes of a path to ending years of civil conflicts international diplomatic efforts to end the fighting have stepped up in recent weeks a truce brokered by turkey and russia came into force on sunday morning turkey's foreign minister as well as the defense minister have also arrived in moscow for talks with their russian counterparts that

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera special extended coverage of the trump impeachment is a live pictures right now the u.s. senate where the trial will take place the president is 6700 kilometers away in switzerland attending the world economic forum in dallas as we've heard that across are accusing trump's republicans of rigging the impeachment trial to cover up his alleged crimes that's after a senate republican majority leader mitch mcconnell proposed rules that would trigger a quick trial without new testimony or evidence trump is accused of 2 charges abuse of power and obstruction of congress at the heart of this is his request to ukraine in july and that any it investigates a political rival if this is not a process for a fair trial this is the process were rigged trial this is the process if you do not want the american people to see the evidence this is a process you use if you want to hand in hand work in concert with the president allow the president to continue to obstruct the congress and deny the truth the american people thankfully however we know the truth evidenc

we'll have the latest from the iraqi capital in just a moment i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead donald trump's defense team denounces what they call flimsy and pietschmann charges a day before the u.s. president's trial begins in the senate's. china confirms human to human transmission of a new viral strain which has killed 3 people so far with infections rising. this is a politically motivated time and it is an orchestrated attack and africa's richest woman speaks exclusively to al-jazeera responding to allegations she ripped off on goal or to enrich yourself. thank you for joining us 2 iraqi protesters have been killed in baghdad where security forces used gas and live ammunition as they moved in to break down barricades on the city's outskirts many more people are injured elsewhere in iraq in nasiriyah and najaf protesters have attempted to cut off the highway linking the southern oil rich province of basra the demonstrations reignited last week after a brief let's get the latest from osama bin javid in baghdad for us so it's nighttime now bring us u

but i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up more protests in iran hundreds rally against the government over the downing of a ukrainian and liner. tens of thousands of people are forced to leave their homes in the philippines as the town volcano spews out cash and lava and gemini engineering giant steam in sticks with a controversial coal mine project in australia despite a backlash from environmental activist. thank you very much for joining us the leaders of libya's warring sides are preparing for separate talks in the russian capital after a cease fire came into force on sunday there is no suggestion yet the 2 leaders will meet but the development has raised hope of a path to ending years of civil conflict international diplomatic efforts to end the fighting in libya have stepped up in recent weeks a truce brokered by turkey and russia came into force on sunday morning warlow time before have taught is already in moscow and the prime minister of the un recognized government. is expected to arrive soon turkey's foreign and

term fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera line from a headquarters in doha also ahead oman mourned suit on cabooses a long time ruler known for promoting peace in an unstable region just hours after the death was announced and sometimes doesn't is mean new leads. taiwan's democracy on the line as the self-will island chooses its new president. thank you very much for joining us after days of denials iran has admitted its military shot down a ukrainian passenger plane on wednesday killing all 176 people on board president hassan rouhani says it was an unforgivable mistake that iran deeply recreates the military says a boeing 737 was mistaken for a hostile target it was shot down just hours after ukrainian missile strikes on u.s. forces in iraq those strikes were in response to the u.s. assassination of an iranian general costs emslie money or we live to washington in just a moment with brunell standing by with reaction from baghdad for us to speak to our correspondent in tehran assad big assad an admission of responsibility from iran after days of denying what's prompted it. absolut

come fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from my orders in doha also coming up the u.s. removes china from its list of karen c. manipulators ahead of a signing of a deal to end of a trade war up to a 1000000 people arish evacuated from iran of ok now in the philippines as the risk of a violent eruption grows. this was america. and 21 saudi military students are expelled from training in the u.s. .

the new materials include phone records plus documents provided by an associate of presidential boyer rudy giuliani and one of those documents contains notes taken on a piece of hotel stationary by left parnas showing a plan to get the ukrainian president to announce joe and hunter biden would be investigative but also reportedly shows new information about the removal of former ambassador to ukraine marie yavanovitch. her lawyer is calling for an investigation saying the notion that american citizens and others were monitoring ambassador yavanovitch's movements is disturbing. it looks like away from moving the articles for impeachment is almost over. the house of representatives scheduled to vote tomorrow to send the articles to the senate sparking joe biden hunter being called to testify. what about john bolton? shifting strategies on both sides next. >> a fair trial has witnesses, relevant documents and part of the record. a fair trial speaks the truth. >> reporter: democrats demand the senate call additional witnesses in the impeachment trial and are trying to pressure moderate re

henry boyer loves to play drums and the piano and is obsessed with the university of michigan's marchinglove to sign up." the unexpected happened. he got a response just last week. >> what did they say? >> they said they will accept me in a few years. >> into what? >> into the marching band. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. >> love that. the band sent henry marching band swag, and his mom told "cbs this morning" he's been practicing even more. >> congratulations, henry boyer. >>> as you work your way out and about we are seeing stop and go conditions mostly on the bay bridge. slow and go on the east shore freeway. westbound 80 is slow heading toward the bridge. a crash on west 92 right at modesto boulevard. making traffic very busy as you, and the southbound side of 880 getting onto 92 and the san mateo bridge. >>> tracking some isolated showers on high def doppler for milpitas as well as san jose. otherwise, sunshine as well. as we head through the afternoon, partly sunny skies and breezy for the coast and the bay. low 50s for the coast, mid-50s for the bay and also inland. >>> just a few hours ago

boyer. this was done through a grant from the state std branch as well. so the goal was to establish youth leadership council to really have this be young, by young black women, for black women in san francisco, to try and address these disproportionate rates. so the first group was convened last spring and summer. this was a two-hour weekly sessions for 16 weeks. there were six young women from bayview and western edition neighborhoods. you see the images there. and they were given a weekly stipend. they were considered consultants to us. they were provided with transportation and food. and the recommendations that they gave us were really several, but you know, to really do better jobs of sex education and in-school resources, to support youth. they wanted slay to continue. they considered that an important opportunity for them. they liked being part of the what the department is doing and many reported back, several of them are off to college and they're the experts on sexual health in their dorms, which we think is wonderful. that has all been very po

plan for me back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up dozens of soldiers confirmed dead in the share in the 2nd attack in as many months. was. sadness turns to anger in iran protesters accuse a government of lying to them about the trade.

harmfully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up more protests in iran hundreds rally against the government over the downing of a ukrainian airliner. tens of thousands of people are forced to leave their homes in the philippines as the town volcano spews out.

the i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha also ahead oman mourn. the long time ruler known for promoting peace in an unstable region just hours after the death was announced i mean sometimes cousin is named the new leader.

fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up china confirms human to human transmission of a new viral strain which has killed 3 people so far and infections are rising. after world leaders back in libya cease fire the european union considers military support to uphold any peace deal also ahead. this is a politically money time and it is a nervous to.

i would like to ajourn in the memory of dina boyer, diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and passed away on christmas each. the community rallied to support her and funded her fight with cancer, but she passed away surrounded by a few close friends. dina was many things ranging from a military veteran, trans-advocate and animal right's advocate and film director in the independent media and public television where we saw her on our own channel 29, sanfrancisco's public television station, where she was the facility's coordinator and camera person for the award-winnin award-winn. she reported on health and labour issues for transpeople, investigating the suspicious death of doxy arundundo who was found dead in a tenderloin motel in 2006. she was concerned at lack of attention on the high rate of violence, particularly against transwomen. she grew up in baltimore where she knew from the young age of 12 she was different but didn't have the resources or information to fully understand or access her true identity. it was not until in her 30s that she was able to fully start her transition to cl

the all the eagle. 0. 0 am fully back to boyer watching the news hour live from our global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u.s. military says it's investigating after a plane with u.s. markings crashes in afghanistan's gassed me province. lebannon spawns passes its budget for the year ahead but protesters say it doesn't do enough to end the economic crisis also this hour of china's prime minister visits the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak that smile killed at least 81 people and the horrors of the past overwhelmed ossuaries survivors who have returned to the nazi concentration camp 75 years after it was liberated and the people simply stalls from the basketball beyond remember kobe bryant's off to the n.b.a. store. along with several others in a helicopter crash in california. thank you very much for joining us the u.s. military says it's investigating a plane crash in afghanistan's gosney province it happened in a mountainous terrain which is partly controlled by the taliban now they've just released a statement a spokesman on twitter says that an enem

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