cher's aunt mary called the u.s.ed for help. >> the embassy -- made a big point of saying people disappear all the time. and if she wants to be found, she will contact you. and so i had a hard time shouting into the darkness of the embassy saying "help me, help me." >> reporter: things got worse. cher didn't call her father on his birthday. it was a huge alarm bell. >> i knew how she felt about her dad. and she would never, ever miss his birthday. so something had happened to cher, for sure. in my heart, i knew then. >> reporter: after two months, it was staring everyone in the face -- the unanswered phone calls, the strange messages, the missed birthday -- all the clues pointing to a horrible conclusion. >> did you start to panic? >> yeah. i knew something was wrong. the whole family started to panic. >> reporter: the terrible realization sank in -- cher hadn't gone off sailing, or run away with a mystery man. she wasn't hiding out in apartment in panama city. something had happened to her. friends in bocas wracked

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now,chers have the option to opt in march but required to go back by april 15th. no word yet when middle or high schools will reopen. in oakland, back to you. >>> meanwhile, in neighboring alameda today the school district launched a hybrid model for elementary schools. students there are taking turns coming to campus two mornings a week. the rest of the instruction is being done virtually. of course we will have the latest on the bay area reopenings tomorrow morning starts at 4:30. >>> now, a live look at the state capitol this evening, the governor and the california democratic party are gearing up for a fight. they are raising money to take on the recall effort that is picking up steam. reporter perez on the new campaign tonight. >> antivaccine extremists, violent white supremacist like the proud boys th atck our zetion's capitol on jan the democratic party launched their campaign on monday to keep the governor in office and defeat an increasingly likely recall election this fall. >> the principal sponsor of this recall effort wants to put microchips in immigra

." >>> a cher irked children's book author passed away. she inspired millions of children to read. she died yesterday at her home in caramel. she was 104 years old. the oregon native learned to love b books at an early age after her mother set up a library for the town they lived in. she found herself in the school's low reading circle, an experience that gave her a lifelong sympathy for strungling readers. her first book was published back in 1950. she created realistic children's character including ramona and bezus. her books sold 350 million copies and have been translated into 29 different languages. >>> students gathered today in oakland to save the historic mills college. they are demanding to reverse the decision to close the school in two years. in the late '60s, it was the first independent college to create an ethnic studies department. >>> good news for those struggling to make it in the bay. a major housing transformation could be heading to a busy san francisco shopping destination. plans are in place to construct 3,000 housing units. they will be making changes to th

some news by saying that you are going to run for reelection and i said that is my expectation yeah cher as is well known of our biden is a gaffe machine he does not have the gift of gab he oftentimes twists his sentences and of course he did the same thing at this particular press conference so i think that his handlers would like to keep him as far away from the press kind of structured environment as possible i would salute the most worrisome aspect is foreign policy in effect that came up during this press conference where once again mr bitin saw fit to insult the chinese president saying that he does not have a democratic bone in his body and has also managed to threaten sanctions against not only germany because of its importing natural gas from russia but threatening sanctions against india because it supposedly plans to buy defense materiel from russia even though mr biden and the u.s. will be relying upon india as part of this and circle meant plan against china so i think that the most worrisome aspect of this and coming by the ministration is foreign policy and let's hope that

cher owing president a examples of global homophobia. in 45 minutes on d w. d q you know that 77 percent. are younger than fix a fox. that's me and. you know what time. the 77 percent talk about the issue. from the point of the flash from. this is where. 77 percent. this week t.w. . tensions and expectations are running high with pope francis the head of the catholic church visiting iraq the 84 year old pontiff is on a mission to bring peace and reconciliation to the war torn country including to northern iraq where between 20142017 thousands of christians were killed under the rule of the islamic state fanatics these days there are still great concerns about the threat posed by terrorism by covert 19 there and the catholic church itself is in turmoil in many parts of the.

president abdul fattah el-sisi has met sudan's leaders it was his 1st visit since former president obama cher was ousted they discussed challenges including the dispute with the theo pia over the ground when a song stand the pope francis's appeal for common ground among religious groups he spoke at a meeting between people of different faiths in the aged city of newark on the 2nd day of his historic trip to iraq. at least 20 people have been killed in the somali capital after an explosion at a cafe that's popular with government workers of 0 sandra chapelle reports. for the 2nd time in a year a popular restaurant is attacked in somalia's capital dozens are dead or wounded. yemeni was crowded on friday night when this rickshaw carrying explosives was driven into it a nearby building collapsed burying people under rubble. maka hulloa among those killed in the blast was my brother whose name was up to salaam it's really very sad to witness this tragedy. the un and police have condemned al shabaab for the attack . the targets a stark evidence of how the terrorists don't want any joy of safety for

cher cÓmo se procesa de garantizar que un niÑo cuando llega estados unidos sÓlopueda quedar en manoso quÉ consejo les puedes dar? >> le puede se que personaes que si se le va a tender a la persona a pedir el asilo. pero no quiere decir que como tus cortes van a durar cinco a seis aÑos para que lleguen, se limitado los tiempos mucho. ahora vemos que ponen cortes a dos meses de que la persona llega. la persona se tiene que defender, tiene que probar el asilo. >> la desesperaciÓn prohÍbe la violencia, el hambre come buscar un futuro mejor, sigue llevando a miles y miles de migrantes de centroamÉrica habÍa los peligros para lanzarse a usar varias fronteras hasta llegar a los estados unidos. >> quÉ consejo le darÍas a una persona que piensa dejar su tierray lanzarse al desierto? >> yo pienso que hay que considerar que hay bastante riesgo en camino.las puertas de entrada a la frontera estÁn cerradas en este momento. >> cÓmo combatir la desinformaciÓn en paÍses centroamericanos?la idea de que las fronteras estÁn abiertas y que dejan entrar a todo el mundo. >> siempre hay que poner atenciÓn.

cher owing president examples of global homophobia. in 75 minutes on d w. are all set to go beyond feels to me a man. as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes the fun fun. fun. the real fire made for minds. they were forced into a nameless mass of. their bodies. they are tools of. the history of the slave trade is of africa's history. describes how the greeks for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence the slave system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. from its very beginnings until this very day she meant trafficking 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 routes starts march 10th on t w. this is news and these are our top stories china has set an economic growth target of over 6 percent for 2021 it announced the figure at the opening of its annual leg

>> i was supposed to get my friend cher massey mo some eggs and i thought i was supposed to get themwe're ready, mrs. o. >> trevor: here's a huge list. i need you to have get every egg on this list for chef. >> no problem. >> you sure you've got this. >> we got it. >> thank you so much, this is such a huge favor. >> come on, let's do it. >> the list! >> the list, the list! ♪♪♪ >> trevor: let's talk a little bit about your new project on netflix. it's a passion of yours we've known from the very beginning and that is eating healthy. you know, america has internationally, you know, established a reputation as being the country where people have some of the most unhealthy choices in how they eat. i remember when i came to america, i didn't understand it genuinely. i came to america, i ate the way i ate in south africa, did not really care, then i got here and i remember the first time i came, i was traveling around the u.s., and nobody knew me, i was doing any thing, it was around 2010, and i gained, i think it was 18 to 20 pounds in six months, and i didn't realize this was happening t

that idea i'm a celeb cher that she would share be. deadly for you mr thomas. i i i. i. i i.am about. a small matter you. know. there's. still a lot about america. allow me also. i'm also. on the 28th of january tens of thousands of egyptians poured onto the streets the friday of anger. in the nation and if. i get. in the mood. did. the egyptian people including the old trans back since i was among them why not go mom is it a good idea yes and then nothing to go on the good news and a model should look and feel the hate and by the saw. the media will it will feel a bit of sauce with all that were not a. given but i know. somebody who had been normal had this shift or had the shot of 4. now that i have been in. did you know what. i'm not official niagra but if you have. since funeral was at the end of january. a full of do not focus on the 11th of february mubarak resigned. at the time his opponents claim demented spic theory. but in fact their struggle was just beginning. the army and nouns it would rule until elections could be held . and 9 months later egyptians took to the

that idea and next day i'm a celeb cher but she would be. dead before you mr thomas. sowell. because. there was. still a lot about america as a kind of. allow me also i'm ok. i'm also. i'm. on the 28th of january tens of thousands of egyptians poured into the streets the friday of anger. in the nation when he 1st met them. i guess but they stuck. in a lot of. the egyptian people including the old transparent fruit back since i was among them. are getting yes in their nothing on the god but i. don't know what i should look and then by the saw. then you know when they where we were. with was it not about that are. you know that's the somebody you had to know had this if you had the sheriff or. now that i have been in. then you know what are. you going to mean. michelle knight and if not. since funeral was at the end of january. most of the love to not focus on the 11th of february mubarak resigned. at the time his opponents claim demented spic theory. but in fact their struggle was just beginning. the army and nouns it would rule until elections could be held . and 9 months lat

. >> greg: it's official, april 5th is the premier of gutfeld, just one word like madonna or cher orkey and a whole bunch of other people, they are going to be there. unfortunately there will be no -- none of the trinity college white lightning and lacrosse because he made it clear to me he's not doing my show because he's really, really busy. there you go, he's the only person. >> jesse: you know what i love about greg's branding, he put it in! his name. it's like jeb, remember that? >> jeanine: jeb needed the exclamation point. >> juan: let's move along so we can get as many as possible. what i'm going to show you, these are going to thrill you or freak you out, take a look at photos from the past come to life. what you're looking at is new technology from the genealogy website my heritage, they use a feature called deep nostalgia to animate photos. use a abe lincoln, albert einstein, frederick douglass, they say people can imagine their family and see what their family members would've been like in reality. these are creepy but it's definitely something new. >> jesse: i have a cor

. >> cher, one, two, three. >> queen latifah, one, two, three. >> julie andrews, one, two, three ( whistlingthere. >> stephen: you slated, didn't you, jon? there, do it again. this is unsustainable is how i would describe this. >> stephen: thanks to george clooney, john oliver, and everyone in between. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ go! that does it for our one-year quaranniversary special. tune in next year, when i hope we have nothing to commemorate. join us next week for my guests ringo starr, lupita nyong'o, and magic johnson. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, ooh ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show ♪ oh, oh it's the late s

. >> there's this third-degree murd cher is working its way through the courts right now. the third-degree murder charge they have three bites at the apple. the first as it relates to unintentional murder. they merely have to show there was an action here by chauvin and that action of assault in the commission of a felony, there was a death. of course, the defense will say, oh, he wasn't assaulting him. he was getting him under control. when you pivot to manslaughter, now the prosecution just has to show an unreasonable risk. that there was negligence on the part of chauvin. but to your point if they dont get that, you get to third-degree murder. what does that mean? it means your actions were depraved, reckless. it's been used very briefly with regard to firing a shot into a crowd where you put a whole bunch of people in danger and one dies. if it's been used in that regard to mean you represent a danger to a crowd and only one person died, how can you apply here. that's the legal issue going through the courts. the courts have said in the past the depravity can apply to

. -- joanna cher . doesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry- i'm — doesn't make that leap. -- joannaoesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry. i'm sure everybody will. doesn't make that leap. -- joanna cherry. i'm sure everybody will be | cherry. i'm sure everybody will be watching the next time nicola sturgeon takes her position at the podium. she will be asked about this. the picture on the front page of the scottish daily mail asked how woke she did her way out of this. it is a challenge for her and the parties already put out a statement effectively say it is not about one man come and his ambition and about the implications of his ego, it is about their written issues that need to be debated, but when it does mean is that from now until those elections, it may come of the question of leadership and her leadership compared to the kind of leadership compared to the kind of leader he used to be, will be very much at the forefront of people's minds. and at the forefront of the debate and i don't think that is what anybody other than alex salmond wanted to happen, it is a challenge to

and the duty of a politician to protect his or cher citizens first.ow the united states has done more than that. we have almost 500 million more doses than we need in order to vaccinate every adult and child in the united states. we know those doses are coming. what we need urgently is a plan to share those doses that we don't need so that other countries that don't have them can plan and get them into arms as quickly as possible. >> government also clearly realizing that supply networks and the gloubl production is fraught with challenges. there are a number of instances, whether here in the u.s. or in europe, where there are stories of vaccines sitting in warehouses. which is also why we're seeing more governments -- denmark, austria partnering with israel in recent weeks -- deciding that, actually, they want to get out of the global supply chain business, they want to produce the vaccines at home. >> right. >> how important is that, or how concerning is that? >> i can understand the instinct, absolutely. when you're desperate to get vaccine to your

that was at the cher show. and "all night long" had just come out. sammy. >> jimmy: great producer. "laugh in". >> the first thing he said you don't want to go on after this kid. you want to go on before this kid. they said we go on just like we always do. we're last on the show. i go out. i do all "all night lo night lo came back, where is frank, dean and sammy? they're at the bar. in other words, they saw me and said oh my god. so the comment. >> jimmy: wow. >> years later, i now met -- i was hanging, and i got this call that frank sinatra wanted me, he was doing his final sewer. >> jimmy: wow. >> and he wanted me, his closest friends on one bus. and he called and said he wants me to be on that bus. >> jimmy: really? >> warren beatty, jack nicholson. what am i doing on this bus? and i said, i just got a divorce. i don't have a date. he said i'll find a date for you. dinah shore was my date. >> jimmy: really? >> i go backstage. and if you know anything about frank, he is an amaze thing. i don't know whether it's an italian thing or not. but he slaps

night apologizing to george floyd for not doing more, and not saving his life, and then in this moment cherracked again and she says but it was not what i should have done, it's what chauvin should have done. imagine that testimony, john. >> very compelling, back into the courtroom, thank you, laura. >> how old will you be by the end of next week? >> 10. >> and you've got a 10th birthday coming up. >> yes. >> what grade are you in? >> third. >> do you have a cousin named darnella? >> yes. >> do you remember going with her sometime last year in may? >> yeah. >> you went -- you have to let me finish my question. but do you remember going with her to cup foods? >> yes. >> and you like going to cup foods to buy snacks? >> yes. >> did you go with your cousin darnella sometime in may of last year to get snacks? >> yeah. >> let me show you exhibit 14. no, there we go. >> showing you what's been marked as our exhibit number 13. and ask you, can you see the two people -- >> yes. >> in the front of that picture? can you? >> yeah. >> who are those people? >> me and my cousin. >> and which one is you?

. >> you're certainly right about the systemic inequities in the stuck cher of the way the united states runs with the population migration, just like we've discussed with the electoral college. but short of that long-term big picture reform, what do you as a self-identified progressive, what do you think they should do? bill was just alluding to the fact that biden has worked very hard to keep it together. he is holding meetings with everyone. he is certainly meeting with warren and sanders and progressives. he is meeting with manchin because he has to. what do you think tangibly they should be doing, because joe have that vote in this story of two joes? >> look, i recognize the impasse, but i think part of the way we participate as the electorate and the same way that we're using the polling data to say the public is on the side of biden, we also have to use the data from those of white house are part of the public to say we want more progressive reforms. we're not pleased with joe manchin. and quite frankly, i want to flex a little bit and say if joe manchin continues to do this, just

she joins cher, gloria steinem and mother teresa, among others with comics written about them.sed march 31st. >>> and in an effort to make this year's oscars as normal as possible, the academy has decided to forego a virtual zoom ceremony. in a letter to nominees, the producers of the 93rd academy awards detailed their vision for a safe and intimate in-person event. it states in part, quote, we are going to great lengths to provide a safe and enjoyable evening for all of you in person, and we feel the virtual thing will diminish those efforts. they go on to say that they're treating the event as a, quote, active movie set with rapid testing sites and an on-set covid safety team. there will be no zoom options for nominees, so those wishing to attend must come in person. the show will broadcast live from l.a.'s union station on april 25th. >>> all right, now, an update from outer space! nasa's mars rover, perseverance, has sent more audio from the red planet back to earth. last month, we heard the first ever recordings of wind from the surface of mars, and now we have sounds of t

. >> seth: yes >> and i look like cher.ely i think they both did very well by you this is very exciting, megan you are going to be doing "anything goes" in london, correct? >> yes you know, god willing and the covid don't rise or -- that's really terrible. and that's on television now but that's fine. yes. >> thanks, shoemaker [ laughter ] >> yeah, he wrote that >> seth: yeah. >> he wrote that i'm supposed to go over there and do "anything goes. so it's supposed to open at the end of july, and i'm taking tap classes. i'm learning all the tap choreography so i've been tapping my troubles away >> seth: and now, do you do all the tap out of the house or is nick sort of - - okay. so there's no tapping in the home >> no. it's an empty dance studio, and it's me and this woman who's teaching it to me. and it's pretty fun, i have to say. >> seth: you guys met on stage i of course knew that -- nick, i knew you were doing stuff in chicago. but you had just come out to l.a., and you guys were in a play together. was it love at first s

. >>> astrazeneca is responding to accusations it cher i had rchb picked data about the effectiveness of its vaccine. federal health experts say the company used outdated and poshlly misleading data when claiming its vaccine was 79% effective. they're now urging the company to work with u.s. safety regulators. in response, astrazeneca is promising updated findings as soon as tomorrow. if you want to know where you can get your vaccine go to planyourvaccine.com, enter your state, age and occupation and should give you more information including when you're eligible. >>> more students on the peninsula return to the classroom today. san mateo unified will welcome back its high school students. every student who opted for in-class learning should be back by next monday. palo alto online schools will gradually drop the hybrid model next month. elementary students return to in-class learning in phases. >>> happening today one state community college teachers group is holding virtual hearing, leaders hope to assist the school in utilizing covid relief funds toward drastic cuts. right now the

mike gasia mikaelian cher's a several degrees above where we were yesterday at this hour and we are expectedto be a several degrees above the seasonal average. for many as we get into the second part of the afternoon, how about a live look at what is happening over sfo? plenty of blue sky here. lot of loose gotta go around if it's breezy outside your door. well you're not alone, in addition to the unseasonably warm weather, it's a breezy won around the bay area. it's a windy one in our hills, perhaps along the coastline as well. let's check the numbers. first we have 62 degrees at this hour in santa rosa, 57. san francisco, mid sixties oakland, 60 degrees livermore and 62 with sunny skies over san jose san jose. five degrees warmer right now that yesterday at this time by 10 degrees in oakland over areas of the north bay napa, you are six degrees warmer. let's take a look at some of those winds out there in the north bay. send russell reporting a wind gust to 24 closer through the delta into fairfield, travis air force base reporting 35 mile per hour. wind gusts concrete 37 so breezy conditi

kate davidson on the testimony of treasury secretary janet yellen and cher jerome powell about the u.s. economy and economic relief legislation. then, guests talk about the current state of the affordable care act. watch c-span's washington journal. life at 7 a.m. eastern. we turn to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> we are joined molly reynolds with the brookings institution. we will look this morning at the current issue of the filibuster, the historical and current issue because of potential legislating -- potential legislation. guest: it is good to be here. host: let's start with the historical context. the filibuster is not in the constitution, right? how did it come about? guest: you are right, it is not divided for in the constitution. we get the filibuster as it is used today starting with a quirk of history. in 1806, the senate was trying to clean up its rulebook and make sure modern legislature had a rulebook that was up to date. they noticed they had on the book a motion they were not using called the motion to move t

full cher. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. fulcher: i rise in opposition to h.r. 842, the so-called p.r.o. act. this bill undermines worker privacy. forces independent contractors to become employees. and overturns right-to-work laws in 27 states including my home state of idaho. the bill obstructs workers from getting rid of corrupt unions by blocking or delaying lebses from taking place due to frivolous lawsuits. i have an amendment, it's unlikely to see the light of day, so ill mention it here. it protects the worker's right to vote. under my amendment, if an unfair labor practice charge is made the election still takes place. with ballots secure bd the national labor relations board until he charge is resolved. make no mistake, h.r. 842 would still be a bad bill but there's the my amendment would ensure union elections take place as scheduled, prioritizing worker rights over the unionization process. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. t

have changed the way we conduct elections for the foreseeable future, whether it's the philly bust chert at a minimum is $3 trillion. jedediah: $3 trillion in infrastructure bill so people need to just take a moment and think about that. here is pete buttigieg though. this is an interesting caveat we have here. pete buttigieg, as you know, is the transportation secretary. he's talking about how they're going to bring in some extra money to fund this giant $3 trillion price tag, and one means they are discussing now is a potential vehicle mileage tax. take a listen. >> i think that shows a lot of promise. if we believe in that so-called user pays principle, the idea of how we pay for roads is you pay based on how much you drive. the gas tax used to be the obvious way to do it. it's not anymore, so a so-called vehicle miles travel tax or mileage tax whatever you want to call it could be the way to do it. will: you know, pete, i know you've become a fan of the term "common sense" being blunt, telling it the way it is. you happen to talk to a man earlier on this program, his name is dale bo