. ♪ >>> finally tonight, the boston bruins honoring willie o'ree, the first black man to play in the game against the carolina hurricanes. on this day in 1958, o'ree took to the ice as a winger for the bruins, shattering the color barrier in the league. o'ree, who was 86, watched the ceremony from home. >> i will never forget how my teammates in the bruins locker room accepted me as one of their own. this was a time when some of the fans and opposing players were not ready to see a black man in the nhl. thank you for your tremendous love and support. this is an unforgettable day. i am overwhelmed and thrilled to be a part of the bruins forever. >> i had the good fortune to interview mr. o'ree years ago, as kind a gentleman as he was a gifted athlete. besides battling racism, he told me, he had to manage a secret. willie o'ree is blind in one eye. i never told my teammates or coaches, he told me, dealing with racism was consuming %-p for myself and never allowed anyone to make them for me. congratulations, sir. and that's "nightline" for this evening. see you right back here same time

called and says we want o'ree to meet the bruins in montreal to play two games against the montreal> o'ree did what jackie robinson had done 11 years early, integrate a white sport as a black professional. >> they sat me down and said, willie o'ree, we brought you because we thought you could add a little something to the club. don't worry about anything else just going out and playing your game. >> the speedy winger did and afterward, described it this way. >> it was the greatest time of my life i believe. i will always remember this day. i am going to ask you a question. i think i am the first -- you look like you are a little nervous? >> yes, it did. >> o'ree was talking about achieving his ultimate goal playing in the nhl, not making racial history. >> i didn't recognize i broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> reporter: did you encounter any racial hostility? >> oh, yeah. you know, from -- from different players and -- and fans. >> players? >> different players, yeah, on the opposition. yeah. i heard the racial remarks and racial slurs. and it was

would be with the bruins forever.how my teammates in the bruins locker room accepted me as one of their own. this was a time when some of the fans and opposing players were not ready to see a black man in the nml. to the bruins fans i am honored to have had the pleasure of playing before you. thank you for your tremendous love and support. this is an unforgettable day. i am overwhelmed and thrilled to be a part of the bruins forever. >> a wonderful moment and inspirational story. >>> time now for the weather, for that thankfully, meteorologist bill karins is here. bill, how's it looking out there? >> it's looking good. how is this the first time i'm ever hear about willie o'ree. i love sports, about time we got that guy out there. >> it's pay great story. one that deserves more attention. we're glad they did that that. >> yeah, congratulations. >>> so, let's get into this forecast, now, we're kind of settling into the heart of winter where it gets cold then it snows a little and then it's cold again. that's going to b

. >>> finally tonight, the boston bruins retiring the number of a beloved player who skated into history kevin tibbles >> making sports history in hockey -- >> reporter: he was a game-changer. >> it was the greatest story of my life, i believe >> reporter: willie o'ree became the first black player to skate in the nhl on this day 64 years ago. >> at the time, i didn't realize i had broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> because you didn't care >> didn't care. >> reporter: o'ree played for the boston bruins in what many perceived to be at the time a white man's sport. >> i fought a lot when i first started. i fought not because i wanted to but because i had to. >> reporter: and willie did it all while keeping secret the fact he couldn't see out of one eye. that would have kept him from the game he loved. elected to the hockey hall of fame, o'ree, now 86, has worked tirelessly to make hockey a game for everyone a mentor with the nhl's diversity program, he gives some sage advice. >> if you think you can, you can. if you think you can't, you're right. and it's

the boston bruins retired number 22 uniform of willie o're's as the first black player we look back atbeloved players who skated into history. >> reporter: making sports history in hockey, it was a game cappinger. >> the greatest time of my life. >> reporter: willie o'rebecame the first black skater 64 years ago. >> at the time i didn't realize i broke the color barrier until i read the paper the next day. >> because you didn't care in. >> i didn't care. >> reporter: he played for the boston bruins in what many believed at the time to be a white man's sport. >> i started not because i wanted to, but because i had to. >> reporter: willie did it all, keeping secret the fact that he couldn't see out of one eye. that would have kept him from the game he loved. elected to a hockey hall of fame, o'renow 86 has worked tirelessly to make hockey a game for everyone a men for with the nhl's diversity bram, he gives some advice >> if you think you can, you can, if you think you can't, it's true. >> reporter: black players followed him into the nhl. >> thank you for being a role model. >> thanks,

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last night, the boston bruins paid tribute with the highest honor a team can give an athlete.retired his number. cbs' major garrett reports in our ongoing series "unifying america." >> and bostono o'ree down the ice. >> reporter: when willie o'ree became the first black player in 1958, he achieved a lifelong dream-- making it to the pinnacle of his sport. >> after the game, i didn't recognize that i had broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> reporter: o'ree played 45 games across two n.f.l. seasons encountering discrimination and hard knocks along the way. >> i heard the racial remarks and racial slurs. i fought a lot. i fought because i had to, not because i wanted to. >> reporter: last night in boston, the bruins retired o'ree's number, 22. and today, o'ree watched as the house unanimously voted to award him the congressional gold medal, its highest civilian honor. o'ree flourished in minor league hockey, winning two scoring titles over a more-than-20-year career. amazingly, he did it all blind in his right eye, the result of an on-ice accident

the garden alongside other bruins. black history is american history, and today, we salute an american hero, an inspiration. willie demonstrates for us the power of holding on to one's dreams. an ice and ceiling breaker. i'd like to thank representatives quigley, katko, emmer for their partnership and the 290 colleagues who co-sponsored this piece of legislation in order to get it across the finish line. my team and i have been working diligently, pushing and organizing since 2019, and this work would not have been possible without the support and partnership 69 long -- partnership of the long time grassroots activists who organized to ensure that willie, who took up space, who created space now takes his rightful space in our history books. the congressional gold medal is congress' highest expression of a national appreciation and recognition. with this honor, willie will join history makers like jackie robinson, the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king and the tuskegee airmen. incredible company

this will all play out at the bruins game tonight. very fitting tribute. i'm david muir.u tomorrow. good night. >> please don't think it's ok to do nothing and take your chances of getting infected. >> what we can and is the emergency. kristen: a warning from health officials at this pandemic is far from over. >> we are supporting the ousd students and their strike. larry: in oakland, frustrated students staging a state -- staging a sick out. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. kristen: you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00 right here live on abc seven, hulu plus and wherever you stream live. larry: new covid data proving just how hard omicron has hit the state of california. a million new cases reported in just the last week, passing 7 million cases total. the test positivity rate has declined. there down to in the hard-hit northeast, there are hopeful signs of slowdown in the spread of the variant. five states plus washington dc and puerto rico are reporting at least a 10% decrease in new cases. larry: the cdc issuing new travel warnings for americans -- moving 2

this will all play out at the bruins game tonight. a very fitting tribute. i'm david muir.tomorrow. good night >> free covid-19 tests for every household. the government launching its website early. and concern over new 5g service -- why it is compelling several airlines to cancel flights. accessible. you can now order from the government, but is it too little, too late? dan: at have been infected with covid-19 over the course of this pandemic according to john's hopkins university data. more than 66 million cases have been detected since 2020. in california, we are averaging more than 110,000 new cases per day, but our seven-day positivity average has decreased. it is 21.1%. we have seen record-setting demand for covid-19 tests because of the omicron variant. today, the government launched its website offering for free tests to everyone in the country, and your insurance company is now required to reimburse you for fda approved at home tests. santa clara county is finally reporting some relief on its testing infrastructure. dustin dorsey explains how a few key factors are

joe o rees career in hockey, spend a 20 years playing with the bruins and in the minor leagues. and while he became a public symbol for civil rights and inclusion, he also faced a private challenge. he was secretly blind in one eye. i told myself, willie, forget about what you can see and focus on what you can see. i have been the n h l diversity ambassador for more than 2 decades visiting inclusion and firing 14 year old daria's nichols is among the many young players who've met a read. he says, while he continues to encounter racism in hockey, he looks to his mentor for help. i've had kids call me in word. i've had kids. just come at me for no very reason. closer. all the things he's been through and all things i'm going through the pretty the same and i feel like i have to be like him just now worry about it. we the any gel remains 97 percent white and has been criticized for being slow to respond to the black lives matter movement. but o re says the league has come a long way since his trail blazing path. using the way for those who followed. hated your castro al jazeera ah

. >>> exactly 64 years after reed broke the nhl color barrier, the boston bruins raising his number 22-old hockey hall of famer couldn't be there, but expressed his gratitude in a taped speech that aired before the banner raised. >> i will never forget how my teammates in the bruins locker room, accepted me as one of their own. this was a time when some of the fans and opposing players were not ready to see a black man in the nhl. this is an unforgettable day. i am overwhelmed and thrilled to be a part of the bruins forever. >> reed's groundbreaking achievement, even more remarkable he lost 95% of the sight in his right eye after he was hit by an errant puck. two seasons before he got his nhl call. he never told anyone he was blind in that right eye. >> feel the rhythm. feel the rhyme. get on up. it's time. cool running! >> one of the best sports movies of all time, going real life in beijing. of course, you all remember the jamaican bobsled team in cool running. based on the real life squad that made it to the winter olympics. we'll get to feel the rhythm, feel the "right this minute"

and on tuesday, his former n h l team, the boston bruins, retired his number to honor him as one of their greatest players of all time. i will never forget how my teammates in the bronze locker room, accepted me as one of their own. this was a time when some of the fans and opposing players were not ready to see a black man in the, in a jo, a real career in hockey, spend a 20 years playing with the bruins and in the minor leagues. and while he became a public symbol for civil rights and inclusion, he also faced a private challenge. he was secretly blind in one eye. i told myself, willie, forget about what you can see and focus on what you can see. oh, really, any else? diversity ambassador, or more than to jackie visiting rings? pulling him and firing of 14 year old daria's nichols is among the many young players who've met a read. he says, while he continues to encounter racism in hockey, he looks to his mentor for help. i've had kids call me in word. i've had kids. just come at me for no very reason holds on all the things he's been through and all the things i'm going through a pretty

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in a video appearance last night he said his heart would be with the bruins forever. >>> and still to come, from convicted killer to corporate executive. what larry miller says about the dark secret he's been carrying around for decades. >>> and later on, the yacht that managed to squeeze under a bridge with just inches to spare. you're watching "world news now." just inches to spare. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man

last night, the boston bruins paid tribute with the highest honor a team can give an athlete. they retired his number. cbs' major garrett reports in our ongoing series "unifying america." >> and boston's o'ree down the ice. >> reporter: when willie o'ree became the first black player in the n.h.l. in 1958, he achieved a lifelong dream-- making it to the pinnacle of his sport. >> after the game, i didn't recognize that i had broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> reporter: o'ree played 45 games across two n.h.l. seasons encountering discrimination and hard knocks along the way. >> i heard the racial remarks and racial slurs. i fought a lot. i fought because i had to, not because i wanted to. >> reporter: last night in boston, the bruins retired o'ree's number, 22. and today, o'ree watched as the house unanimously voted to award him the congressional gold medal, its highest civilian honor. o'ree flourished in minor league hokey, winning two scoring titles over a more-than-20-year career. amazingly, he did it all blind in his right eye, the result o

the incident is under federal investigation. >>> and the boston bruins are saying goodbye to 22, theonged to first black professional hockey player willie is being retired. . the 86-year-old says it's something he never would have dre dreamedof. for more news, download news on your c l phone or connected v. . >>> it's tuesday, january 18th, 2022, and this is the "cbs morning news." . fourth vaccine shot as covid evolves, researchers test the idea of two booster shots. what the results reveal as the pandem a f er. >>> he said he w>> hges out, svo ret on the terfy mos thtivee sygoe. >>> major disruption, several airlines warn of chaos ahead of tomorrow's 5g rollout, their new request to help avoid grounding flights.

in 1958 he became first black man to play in the national hockey league on the bruins.enate voted unanimously in favor of the bill. it is heading to president biden's desk for his signature. bruins just retired his number 22 this week. >>> happening today, warriors will hit an impressive milestone, their 400th consecutive sell out. tip off for tonight's game against indiana pacers is set for 7:00 p.m. current sell out streak which includes home, regular, post season games started on december 18, 2012, against then new orleans hornets. >>> 5:51. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, john stewart receiving comedy's highest honor. the prize he will be getting later this year. >>> coming up today on the drew barrymore show today at 2:00 on kpix. >>> after more than half a century of touring, retiring from the road. he kicked off the final leg last night to a packed stadium of fans. anthony mason spoke to him virtually from his home in windsor. >> i haven't played for two years. >> does that feel strange? >> it does. it feels strange for everybody who is a per

the bruins retired his number 22.er league-ed with an honor reserved for wayne gretzky's number 99. congrats. tomorrow on "special report." a former high ranking military official says president biden needs to just be quiet about the ukraine-russia situation. we will take a closer look at that thank you for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream. please join me for fox news at night. 12 p.m. eastern 9:00pacific. weigh in on joe rogan too. our own headline maker "jesse watters primetime." >> jesse: headline maker that's me shannon. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: as long as there has been television, there has been people on television selling you the latest and the greatest. one of a kind. never been seen before. mind blowing must have items. but does it ever really deliver? remember the fire festival from just a few years ago? >> all these models like in

bruins by 14. the bears could not make a run. second-half off of another turnover.ton watson finishes on his way to 12 points. the head coach the meaning of life. the bears lose six in arroyo. all you need is just one play from byu. jaelyn williams going coast-to-coast. the floater drops. 26 for williams and santa clara takes down byu, 77-76. sports on abc 7. dan: when the 49ers play the rams this sunday, terrel floyd will be there to capture the memories. ama: lloyd is the team's director of photography. it is his job to capture the big plays, the touchdowns, and the celebrations. during his 25 years with the niners, he has seen a lot of them. >> heading to the nfc championship game, it is about the journey. it is about having fun, about having the memories of what you get to do as a profession. so i am going to take it all in. . it is exciting it is definitely exciting and a great opportunity. ama: he and his team are loading up their gear for the trip to l.a. and another chance to capture team history. dan: talk about a fun job. ama: absolutely. and beautiful pic

with willie o'ree, the first black player in the national hockey league, about being honored by the bruins and david begnaud has the story of how a phone scam led to an improbable friendship. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

o rees career in hockey, spend a 20 years playing with the bruins and in the minor leagues. and while he became a public symbol for civil rights and inclusion, he also faced a private challenge. he was secretly blind in one eye. i told myself, willie, forget about what you can see and focus on what you can see. oh, really? anything else? diversity ambassador for more than 2 decade visiting rings, pulling him and firing of 14 year old daria's nichols is among the many young players who've met a read. he says, while he continues to encounter racism in hockey, he looks to his mentor for help. i've had kids call me in word i've had kids just come at me for no very reason calls on all the things he's been through and all the things i'm going through the pre the same. and i feel like i have to be like him just now worry about it with the any gel remains 90. 7 percent white and has been criticized for being slow to respond to the black lives matter movement. but i'll re, says the league has come a long way since his trail blazing path using the way for those who followed. hydro . c

and helped the boston bruins win the 2011 stanley cup. been concerned about the in environnt. as a pro, he convinced hundreds of fellow players to buy carbon credits to offset emissions from their frequent travel. ference now works for the n.h.l. on a number of issues, including sustainability. he says the most important part of the n.h.l. green initiative is what the 32 teams are doing, like improving efficiency at their indoor ice arenas, some located in florida, texas and nevada. >> is there a tension? i mean, because it's hard to run a business with, you know, very minimal impact, especially if you're trying to keep ice, you know, frozen in a, in a giant rink that has a concert the next day in a basketball game that it's up to us to say, how can we do it better, you know, while still running an 82 game season, you know, and still playing in these cities. and so you look at how do we run the most efficient building, how do we create the least amount of waste, use the least amount of water, have the smallest footprint? >> yang: the n.h.

the nhl's color-barrier in 1958 will have his number 22 jersey retired by his old team, the boston bruinsee says it is something he never dreamed of. he'll participate in the ceremony during tonight's game against california virtually from his home in san diego due to the pandemic. willie o'ree is an nhl diversity ambassador. >>> there were tributes across the country yesterday for betty white on what would have been her 100th birthday. the beloved actress who died on new year's eve was a fierce animal welfare advocate. people were encouraged to donate to animal shelters and rescue organizations as part of the betty white challenge. the cincinnati zoo named a month old blue penguin rose after white's character on "the golden girls." . the houston human society showed off a dog available for adoption named betty white. in hollywood, the wax museum and pink's hot dog stand honored white. fans could purchase the famous betty white naked hot dog, with all proceeds going to the l.a. zoo. >> although she left us just a few days ago, we will never forget betty white. we will love her forever. >>

the difference in this one, want to 14 from deep where the bears and 50 turnovers for the bruins takere. >>> san francisco hosting san diego. 31-23, gave them a drive-in. almost thirsted away. lien instinet one and he nails it. he did it on offense and defense. here's the defensive portion. takes it away and with his right hand scoops it up and in. he had a game-high 27 points, they crews 88-73. >>> a natural hatchet from the sharks player and in overtime thriller in the city of brotherly love and now a former shark may not be getting >>> welcome back. evander kane's then i smelted and because of that the sharks may be holding onto a whole lot of cash. san jose is attended to terminate the contract due to cause. to remove the $23 million cap hit to remaining in his contract. today he was placed on waivers, other teams will have 24 hours to claim him. if unclaimed, nhl players association is expected to file a grievance on his part to prevent the contract termination. the sharks have been trying to move on from him, try to trade him for month according to sources. the cause and termina

o'ree broke the league's color barrier in 1958 with the bruins.d his number 22 jersey. o'ree is the nhl's director of youth development and ambassador for diversity. >>> 19-year-old zara rutherford landed a plane in germany yesterday. zara rutherford lasted in germany yesterday. it's the next to last stop in her bid to become the youngest woman to fly around the world solo. she's set to break the record when she arrives in belgium today, and that's where she started her journey in august. >> talking about my experiences and basically do whatever i can to keep encouraging people to do something crazy. to just go for it and keep encouraging girls to get into aviation and s.t.e.m. -- >> she says once she's home she's going to sleep for about a week. i don't blame her. >>> and comedian and talk show host jon stewart is joining the ranks of comedy elite. he's the 23rd recipient of the mark twain award for lifetime achievement in comedy. he began as a standup comic before starting his 16-year run pas host of "the daily show" in 1999. stewart will receiv

bruins by 14. the bears could not make a run. second-half off of another turnover. his way to 12 points. the head coach the meaning of life. the bears lose six in arroyo. all you need is just one play from byu. jaelyn williams going coast-to-coast. the floater drops. 26 for williams and santa clara takes down byu, 77-76. sports on abc 7. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price g

breaking the color barrier in nhl, becoming the league's first black player in 1958 with the boston bruinsacial remarks and slurs, from opposing players, but i just let it in one ear, out the other. if i fought every time someone called me a name, would be in penalty box all the time. later on i did gain the respect of the fans and players on the opposition. >> reporter: after injury left him permanently blind in one eye, willie overcame that obstacle, too. >> i just said, forget about what you can't see and concentrate on what you can see. >> reporter: willie's family assuming he regained his his because he was playing so well. >> i was totally blind, never told my parents. >> reporter: or scouts and coaches. >> kept it a secret, went to the training camp. make the team with one eye, just don't say anything. >> reporter: now, willie is looking to the future as a diversity ambassador. less than 6% of nhl players right now are people of color, even so, willie remains optimistic. >> there are more black girls and black boys and players of color playing hockey today than ever before, so we're

here they are together on ucla bruins talk on public access tv. >> everybody came back. we are not go to lose or whatever. came back. they have not lost since then. >> we can beat a lot of the teams out there, you know, we can definitely be a final four contender. >> we ran the same speed. we would run the warm-ups and end up talking together and became roommates throughout college. just a great guy, great friend. >> quiet, mind you. shy. at least around the girls. >> he wasn't quite the ladies man. not going to lie to you. >> one night back in 2004 years after graduating from college harp met a girl at a party. tall paul there was too. the girl's name was julie. >> she zoned in on harp off the bat. she started talking to him. >> i get the impression she picked him. >> exactly. >> went pretty fast after that. why not? julie was pretty and smart and from a well-to-do family. still, when harp proposed just three months after he met the first real girlfriend. >> i felt it was like the first girl he loved and didn't want the wool pulled over his eyes. >> they stood up for hi

the bruins i believe they've only played three games, men's basketball team and men's football team wereposed to be the holiday bowl and had to pull out hours before because of covid protocols so there's a lot of money on the line and sometimes we have to follow the democrat who said we are going to have to live with the virus. shutting down sports across the board is not living with the virus. >> we are still sending athletes to china for the olympics. kennedy: don't get me started on china, please don't. >> we don't want to go down that route right now but we had a conversation about this before christmas i was in agreement with you as a democrat on the panel we have to look beyond vaccination status but also talk about varying degrees of immunity and antibody testing because that can also be a strong defense against not just the original variant at the shores but other variance including delta and omicron. hopefully with you obviously being vaccinated and boosted and sadly getting the omicron variant, high level of antibodies in your system that will provide a lot of protection, we ne

johnny juzang finishes on the other end for the bruins use a life holds off the bear 60. 52 cal is at washington on wednesday. usf great bill cartwright. there he is in the house for this game. don's hosting san diego, bryce monroe, the san francisco native. nice reverse layup here for usd. he had 15 points. however, this was all usf yellen, miss all ski katz, a position inside for the layup and it was felt 21 points and 7 boards for him. don's when 88 73, they host loyola marymount on thursday. and that's all we've got for sports. we'll send it back down to the studio. all right, karl, and thank on the way tonight, robots to the rescue will show you how one hollywood hotel is. >> getting creative during staf a hollywood hotel facing a severe staffing shortage. now turning to robots to help the load. alfred. >> is a dream worker at the dream hollywood hotel, the hotel's general manager says he's a key workers guests prefer less contact soon. alford will have another bought worker instsad of a co-worker bought worker the company in charge of the robots say that they have rented out mor

my heart would be with the bruins forever. ambassador, an icon. thank you, willie. all sentiments echoed here at "gma." >>> we're excited about the one and only dionne warwick joining us live, everyone. stay with us. the emergency location is latitude 47.7 longitude -117.5 with an estimated search radius of forty one meters. this message will repeat in five seconds. ♪ to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor righ

jules bernard hits 3 of his game-high 16 points for the bruins. no cardinal player was in double figures and that one final score. 66 43 ucl a stanford hopes for a better outcome at home versus cal. we just saw coming up on tuesday. that's all we've got for sports. we'll send it back down to you in the studio. all right, kyle, and thank you. >> still to come tonight here on kron, 4 news at 8 o'clock. the world's oldest tortoise. now you another year, older. we'll explain the birthing for how he managed to make it t welc the world's oldest tortoise turning 190 years young earning him the world record in the guinness world record. his name is jonathan. >> and he's so jonathan. >> not of been born in a time. 32, which means he's lived through. 39 american presidents. jonathan has been most of his life on the island of saint helena out in the atlantic ocean he's seen here in these pictures taken back when the tortoise arrived on the island back in 18, 82 these days, he spends much of his time just getting cucumbers and carrots and relaxing with his fe

game high 22 cal was down double digits most of the second half tiger campbell had 17 to lead the bruins come up short ucla wins 60 to 52 byu hosting saint mary's cosmo the cougar. wow, mascot moves matthias toss led the gales with 13 points 15 boards, but saint mary's just shooting 29% from the field. all seconds the first half three gale surrounding fusini traore. tough name good basket. he scored byu wins. 52-43 here is your current look at the nfc playoff picture. and for the niners. it's simple beat the rams. you're in the playoffs lose you better. hope the saints lose to the falcons. it's the only other way they can get in. san francisco has won five straight against the rams the most recent a dominant monday night win in la back in november you all remember that coach shanahan has yet to name a starting quarterback, but either way the team knows what the playoff spot on the line. it's time to bring your sunday best. the confident locker room no doubt about it, but i would not say we're cocky by any means i think we're confident in the right way. personally. you just know what's a

johnny juzang finishes on the other end for the bruins ucl a holds off the bears 60. 52 callous at washington on wednesday. and usf greats. bill cartwright in the house for this game. don's hosting san diego bryce monroe, the san francisco native on the ball here who nice reverse layup for san diego. he had 15 points. however, this one all u.s. yoann miss all ski cats. the position inside for the layup and he was found to 21 points and 17 rebounds for him. don's win 88 73. they host loyola marymount on thursday. finally, saint mary's at byu. there's the man, the myth, the legend. logan johnson. nice fake. their egos on the drive. a pretty move finishes. the layup gales within 7 points of 5 minutes left under a minute deals with a chance to cut it to 5. but no a turnover. tommy % kuz, he throws it away. one of 19 saint mary's 2 turnovers in the game. the cougars made them pay on the other end faust ray henri with the bucket inside foods rather let the lead back to 9. saint mary's loses 50 to 43. the kill shot. only 29% from the floor. a florida man is working on making his dream come true and

johnny juzang on the ball fights through with the finish on the other end for the bruins ucl a hold offrs 60. 52 callas at washington on wednesday. usf great bill cartwright in the house for this one. the dons hosting san diego bryce monroe, the san francisco native on the ball here. nice reverse layup. it will fall. he had 15 points, but this was all usf. you know, one must all ski gets the position inside for the layup and he was fell. 21 points and 17 rebounds for him. don's win 88 73. they host loyola marymount on thursday. finally, saint mary's and byu. a big wcc matchup. randy bennett at the help for more than 20 years for the gaels logan johnson. gets the ball the outside again. nice ball movement. this game with the driving the layup. a nice fake from him. gales within 7 points. 5 minutes left under a minute. gales with a chance to cut it to 5. tommy keziah can do that. he loses the ball. one of 19 saint mary's turnovers. the cougars made them pay on the other end food straw. re with the bucket inside the lead. back to 9 saint mary's loses 50 to 43. the gale shot. just 29% from

trick for brad marchand including two goals 15 seconds apart in the first period that helped the bruinsl canadiens last night. marchand was mic'd up. listen to this. >> there's a lot less of this. there are things you say sometimes like [ bleep ]. there you go right there. yeah. it's fun, though, right? that's part of it. >> wearing the hot mike, marchand knew he had to be careful but couldn't help himself and slipped anyway. we take similar precautions here on "way too early." i'm on a seven-second delay. >>> we head to meteorologist bill karins who's so foul he's on a 15-second delay. what's going on. >> we're quiet now but then we're taking the next winter storm through the country through the holiday weekend. today's your quiet day, a good travel day, no issues. the snow storm will begin to arrive in the northern plains we have the winter weather alert starting to come out. these will cover the eastern half of the country eventually. right now they're isolated. the area of snow will develop friday especially late tonight and friday moving down through the central plains. it looks li

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on saturday a bruins players put handwritten tributes on their hockey sticks.on compromise offer and is urging the white house to fundamentally rethink their approach, this after negotiations deteriorated in december. the move could possibly put the final nail in the coffin for biden's build back better agenda. we can only hope that that is true. and this year the golden globes will be a, quote, private affair. the event will not be live-streamed and celebrities aren't planning to present the awards and there's not even a host. over the last year, the golden globes' governing body faced intense scrutiny for ethical failures and a lack of diversity viewership. last year it fell 60% compared to the 2020 show. and those are your headlines. so build back better is getting the final nail in the coffin. is this the final nail in the coffin for the golden globes, will? will: it's a whim per, goes out not with a bang, but with a whimper. i couldn't imagine caring less. it's being building to this moment for years. pete: it's true. nobody's watching. good riddance. a lo

bret bruin even tweeted this out. he said it isn't a stupid question. it's a really important one.ue to allow putin to set the terms, timeline and trajectory of this crisis. it's time we stop being so reactive and start creating some of our own conditions. the ukrainian president said there are no minor incursions and he went on to say just as there are no minor casualties because a minor incursion is a big deal when you are ukraine. the ukrainian foreign minister said you cannot be half aggressive. you are either aggressive or not aggressive and boris johnson weighed in on it from the u.k. he said he warned that it would be a disaster for the world if russia invades ukraine. >> brian: no question about it. what has the u.s. done? they have given $450 million in defensive aid. the first one to give lethal aid there was president trump. they also put 200 more million into military aid. something else significant. when we sell arms to these baltic countries other other countries you can't sell them to other people. that is part of the rules. we have now released that. the u.s. allowi

yes, it was, and other people in former administration's, when joe biden was vice president, bret bruin important one and it is. a lot of people are wondering why president biden is waiting for putin to make the first move. >> sandra: good for jacqui for staying on that. oil prices are at seven-year highs, imports are record levels, sparking new concerns over america's growing dependence on foreign oil. a sharp turn around from two years ago when the u.s. was a net exporter of oil. jackie is reporting for fox business. how much has changed in the energy market since this president took over? unbelievable change so far. >> it's wild. hi, good afternoon to you, sandra. look, when you look back to march of 2020, it was a different world in the energy patch. the u.s. was pumping a record of 13 million barrels of oil a day, eclipsing both russia and saudi arabia, we were exporting and a few months ago, 10 million, 3 million less than the peak, and we import twice as much crude from russia than we did even a year ago. yesterday you had senator barrasso on and important point, listen again. >>

. >> this is not bruins, bviously senator rounds is taking it on, one more senator speaking the basicdonald trump. if we want to win in 2024, we have to move beyond donald trump. a lot of people are saying let's try the status and let's try anybody else. let's get past the negativity of donald trump. we don't have to be mild and conspiracy theories and lose the atlanta suburbs and lose the detroit slushes all because of one man. >> hard to do in politics. moving to tennis now, novak djokovic got back to work. he's making up time after spending four days confined. >> after winning a legal battle against the cancellation of his visa. he still faces the prospect of deportation because he's not vaccinated against covid-1919. he's listed as number one. his visa was the topic of discussion earlier in the day. the australian tournament is set to begin next month. >> let's be very clear here, willie. >> if this where are the waco opening? >> they have been in austria. that would be one thing. this would not be hypocrisy for the government here but this is a bad look. >> well, that was the ori