tonight beverly cleary has died at age 104. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: beverly cleary's stories are timeless favorites in bookstores and libraries, inspiring kids to read her first book "henry huggins" was published in 1950 followed by ralph, the legendary star of "the mouse and the motorcycle" and the spirited heroine ramona quimby. like the best of authors, cleary wrote about what she knew. >> ramona's father lost his job and tried to give up smoking well, my father lost his job and tried to give up smoking. >> reporter: growing up in rural oregon, cleary struggled to read once she mastered the art she said it was hard to find something she wanted to read >> so many books in those days, back in the 1920s, had been published in england, and the children had nannies and pony carts and they seemed like a bunch of sissies to me >> reporter: the reluctant reader eventually became a librarian. when she found many kids were just like her and bored with the books they were given, cleary decided to write for them it was genius.

one of the united states's most loved children's authors, beverly cleary, has died at the age of 104.of her peers wrote about polished schoolchildren, cleary stood out by creating characters she called "grubby kids". there's been an outpouring of emotion at the news of her passing. first lady drjill biden tweeted: "rest in peace beverly clea ry. millions of girls saw themselves in ramona quimby. thank you from all the �*pests' out there." the new yorker's sarah larson, who grew up with beverly cleary�*s books, says the authors passing had affected her more than she realised. i cried. ijust adored beverly cleary and i had written about her a few years ago and ijust was overcome with affection and tears but i am a crier. wow, to have such a strong reaction to the news, it means you must have had an incredible connection with the worlds and the characters that she created when you were younger? yeah, and certainly, i'm not the only one. i think that we have so much affection for the writers and illustrated books writers that we loved in our childhood but beverly cleary for me and a lot o

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>>> renowned children's author beverly cleary has passed away at her home. she was 104. she touched millions of lives with her books including huggins published in 1950. her characters including ramona captured a realistic slice of childhood. her young readers could relate to that. in 2000 she was named a living legend by the library of congress for her contributions to children's literature. she was also a cal berkeley alumni, and a dorm is named after her in her honor. >>> an apartment building is now sitting on wheels, ready to be moved just three blocks away. chopper five flew over the building on east reed street. it will be moved down the street, habitat for humanity will ultimately renovate it and qualified buyers will have a chance to buy one of the four units. the two-story building was set to be demolished last year to. it was saved with the help of donations. the three block move is expected to take about three hours. >>> more local news at 5:30, including an original report. the immunity factor bay area scientists explain how you can make a coronavirus vaccin

cleary was a school librarian before she was an author.ith a young student that gave her the inspiration to write, something she shared on "today" show just before her 100th birthday. >> i read a little boy came up to you and said where are the books about kids like us. >> he didn't say it so nicely. he said where the books about kids like us. >> if you could say anything to beverly cleary who wrote these books does anybody have anything you want to say? >> i would say thank you. they inspire me to go out and read more and i thank her so much for that. >> that is the best. beverly cleary gone at the age of 104. that's our broadcast for this friday night. brian will be back on monday. thank you for being with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> happy friday. thanks for being here. happy passover this weekend.

cleary was in the school's low reading circle, gave her sympathy for readers struggling." henry huggins," 1950. created ramona and quimby. languages. >>> fda has given amazon the green light to make a covid-19 test. company plans to use for employee screening program, nasal swab to be done on-site or at home. more than 20,000 employees sinc >>> moving day is bigger job than usual in downtown san jose this sunday. instead of belongings, workers carting away a central old reed street apartment building, all 5,000 square feet moving it less than 1,000 feet, but still, three-hour journey. city approved a loan for habitat for humanity to bring it up to date for 20th century residents. >>> the massive trade the niners just pulled off have jimmyhoulder. >>> happening now, grocery workers in san jose will see more money, hazard pay into effect, $3 increase for grocery stores with 300 or more employees. last 120 days unless the city approves extension. applies to independently owned grocery stores and franchise stores. we're back in a moment. this is a no-nonsense message from thre

fans are remembering beverly cleary who died friday at the age of 104.ooks left behind. >> reporter: they're timeless favorites in bookstores and libraries inspiring kids to read. the first book, henry huggins, published in 1950, followed by ralph, legendary star of the mouse and motorcycle. cleary wrote about what she knew. >> ramona's father lost his job, tried to give up smoking. well, my father lost his job, tried to give up smoking. >> reporter: growing up in rural oregon, she struggled to read. once she mastered the art, she said it was hard to find something she wanted to read. >> so many books in those days, back in the 1920s, had been published in england and children had nannies and pony carts and seemed like a bunch of sissies to me. >> reporter: she eventually became a librarian, found many kids were bored with books given, cleary decided to write for them. they became an instant hit in print. >> i get to ride the bus to school all by myself. >> reporter: she won dozens of awards for 42 books, with more than 85 million copies sold around the

suzanne murphy released this statement on the passing of cleary. reads in part, quote, we had harpercollins also feel extremely lucky to have worked with beverly cleary and to have enjoyed her sparkling wit, her timeless books are an affirmation or everlasting connection to the pleasures challenges and triumphs that are part of every childhood. now tributes are pouring in online bookstore, china, chain, barnes and nobles tweeted a thank you, beverly cleary for creating the stories that so many of us enjoyed reading as children. rest in peace. a warm and dying trend will continue into the upcoming weekend with widespread 70's and even some 80's. we're going out to the weather. could be a beautiful weekend. guys, i'm tahernia. thanks for watching. >> announcer: today, it is a classic "dr. phil." >> three years, and all three are sober. >> my life has changed so much for the better. >> you gave me a life beyond my wildest dreams. >> dr. phil saved my life. >> when she is sober, i can look into her eyes and i can see that my girl is there. >> i am inde

the pay area ties for beverly cleary. >>> coming up, opening up a business during the pandemic may not be easy but a south bay woman, known for her pies, shows us it is not impossible. >> temperatures trending higher today. i will show you how much warmer it is going to get for the weekend coming up. >> all right, thank you very much. all of that is ahead. here is a look at what to expect and see on jimmy kimmel live right after the news. >>> beloved children's author, beverly cleary passed away. her book sold 85 million copies, wrote more than 40 books, many essential reading for generations of schoolchildren. she earned a degree in english from berkeley in 1938. a residents hall is named in her honor. she was 104 years old. >>> the united states is offering to help unfree the large cargo ship that is wedged across the suez canal. billions of global trade are at risk every day it is stuck. abc news reporter shows you the around-the-clock effort to get that ship moving again. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent operation unfolding as crews workday and not to dislodge that massive tanker bl

well, beloved children's author beverly cleary has died. she was 104. best known for books like ramona and bees us. >> she began writing in books have sold nearly 100 million copies worldwide. she said she was working as a librarian years ago when a little boy one day asked her where are the books about kids like us and she went on to chronicle feisty kids in school yards scrapes to the delight of her young fans. >> president of harpercollins children's book. suzanne murphy released a statement on the passing of clearing it reads in part, we had harper collins also feel extremely lucky to have worked with beverly cleary and to have enjoyed her sparkling wit, her timeless books or an f or affirmation of her ever lasting connection to the pleasures challenges and triumphs that are part of every childhood. coming up, san francisco, businesses are starting to reopen now that the county is in the orange tier. what that means for employees. also the aftermath of a string of tornadoes that touched down in alabama yesterday. >> plus, details on the trail that l

the pay area ties for beverly cleary. >>> coming up, opening up a business during the pandemic may note easy but a south bay woman, known for her pies, shows us it is not impossible. >> temperatures trending higher today. i will show you how much warmer it is going to get for the weekend coming up. >> all right, thank you very much. all of that is ahead. here is a look at what to expect and see on jimmy kimmel live right after the news. >>> beloved children's author, beverly cleary passed away. her book sold 85 million copies, wrote more than 40 books, many essential reading for generations of schoolchildren. she earned a degree in english from berkeley in 1938. a residents hall is named in her honor. she was 104 years old. >>> the united states is offering to help unfree the large cargo ship that is wedged across the suez canal. billions of global trade are at risk every day it is stuck. tonigh urgent operation ldg as to dislodge that massive tanker blocking the suez canal. now the u.s. vowing to help as the cost of this huge maritime traffic jam rockets by the hour. >> we have capaci

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ramona quimby and henry huggins she produced more than 40 books selling more than 90000000 copies cleary became a writer after hearing a young reader speak for more realistic cactus. again i'm fully back with the headlines on al-jazeera several on tyco protesters have been killed in neon mar the violence. in at least 3 cities coincided with a military parade in the capital where the leader of the ruling joined to a place to restore democracy tony chang has more from bangkok a stark warning from the military on state t.v. yesterday evening that the protesters would be shot in the head on the back if they went out on the streets but again we've been saying this since the coup they were not deterred in fact in young gone they went out 2 30 in the morning that's a new strategy they've tried to employ to stop confrontation with the security forces they were able to protest until 4 am local time when the security forces intervened and we understand that myanmar now is reporting 4 were killed in the dhamma suburb since then we've seen protests around the country. civil rights groups are suing t

beverly cleary was 104 years old. >> 104.oing to start this half hour, though, with the suspect accused of launching that shooting rampage that killed ten people in boulder, colorado. he's now expected to face additional charges as new questions are being raised about his mental health, and we're hearing for new calls for stepped up gun control. elizabeth schulze has the latest from washington, d.c. elizabeth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. well, more than two dozen law enforcement agencies are working around the clock to try to determine the time line of events leading up to monday's mass shooting. boulder's police chief says the question haunting investigators is motive. this morning, investigators are searching for a motive for the mass shooting in boulder, colorado, that left ten people dead. >> we too want to know why, why that king soopers, why boulder, why monday? unfortunately at this time we still don't have those answers. >> reporter: officials say that ahmad alissa legally purchased a ruger ar

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beverly cleary gone at the age of 104. that's our broadcast for this friday night. brian will be back on monday. thank you for being with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> happy friday. thanks for being here. happy passover this weekend. when hillary clinton won the democratic presidential primary in 2016 and started her general election campaign for president. she picked as her running mate virginia democratic u.s. senator tim kaine. not a household name to be sure. i think even now, and i mean no offense by this, even now, even after his stint as hillary clinton's vice presidential running mate, i am pretty sure he is not a household name. but that time in the national spotlight gave everybody who pays attention to the news a few things that they know indelibly and in an ongoing way about senator tim kaine, like, for example, the fact that he plays a mean harmonica for real. also, he is fluent in spanish. he is a former governor of virginia. he is a deeply religious catholic who is very comfortable talking about his fa

beverly cleary was 104 years old. to come on the newshour: georgia enacts a new law some say restricts access to the ballot box. the immigration debate intensifies over a proposed pathway to citizenship. iran continues to develop its nuclear program despite crippling sanctions. plus much more. >> woodruff: a new law signed by georgia governor brian kemp last night imposes a series of new restrictions on elections in the state, one of the first laws to pass after the 2020 election. supporters say it's necessary for election security, but as lisa desjardins reports, it is drawing ire from voting rights groups and even president biden. >> a fast-moving issue inside the georgia state capitol where a new election law got final passage and was signed by georgia governor brian kemp within hours yesterday. >> georgia will take another step toward ensuring our elections are secure, accessible, and fair. >> defiant of critics, he said this will improve elections. elections. but outside his office... >> why is the governor tryin

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us first ladyjill biden has led tributes to the american children's author beverly cleary who's diedlifornia. working as a librarian, she turned to writing when a boy asked her where he could find books that reflected lives more like his own. her most famous creation, was the fearless tomboy ramona quimby. rwanda has welcomed a report by a french commission on the role france played in the 1994 genocide. while the expert commission found france was not complicit in the genocide, it pointed to other failures. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. it has been 27 years since the rwanda genocide when, injust 100 days, 800,000 ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus were killed, massacred by hutu extremists and forcing many to flee. in 1994, when the genocide took place, the hutu elite ruled rwanda and french troops were on the ground on a humanitarian mission. france's president at the time, francois mitterand, had close ties to rwandan president habyarimana, a hutu. so in rwanda, as in france, questions hovered around the memories of these vicious crimes — was france complicit? after two years of

some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved into cleary our. 'd 2 children are among the more than 100 people killed in the most violent day of me on mars and he could protests. hello there i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar hall also coming up iran signs a cooperation deal with china the 1st of its kind with a major wild power and good news for its struggling economy. more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. and there's some progress and dislodging the mega ship currently blocking the suez canal but no one knows how long it will take what does that mean for all of us and the global economy. but we begin in myanmar where the military has once again and its weapons on its own people on armed forces day the military opened fire on civilian protesters across the country this is the bloodiest day yet since the february 1st crew more than $100.00 people were reportedly killed in that crackdown including children on top of at least $320.00 deaths that rights groups have alread

us first ladyjill biden has led tributes to the american children's author beverly cleary, who's diedrian, she turned to writing when a boy asked her where he could find books that reflected lives more like his own. her most famous creation was the fearless tomboy ramona quimby. germany has imposed travel restrictions on france, declaring the country a "high risk" area for coronavirus infections. people arriving in germany from france will now need to show a negative covid test and go into quarantine. the country will deploy an extra 90,000 police officers at railway stations, airports and toll booths on motorways to prevent people moving between areas without permission. 0ur berlin correspondent damien mcguiness is following developments. i think it's a controversial step, really, because obviously, there is so much traffic, commuters, families that cross that border every day between france and germany. now, germany has already imposed border restrictions and border controls on some of its borders, so we have already had border controls on parts of austria, the czech republic, slova

. >>> beverly cleary, cherished children's book author, has passed away.he died thursday at 104 years old. the uc berkeley graduate learned to love books at an early age after her mother set up a library for the town where they lived in in grammar school she found herselves in the low reading circle, an experience that gave her lifelong simply no struggling readers. her first book was published way back in 1950. she created realistic children's characters. her books sold more than 85 million copies and have been translated into 29 different languages. we thank her for all of her contributions. >>> forget drinks or candy bars? is it unique vending machines will be at some b.a.r.t. stations offering different option it is. they're dispensing free literature in the form of short stories. the blue-and-white vending machines are at four station. passengers can print out one, three or five-minute reads on recycable papers. b.a.r.t. says the next step is to feature the work of bay area writers. that is cool. it may will take some of us off our phones when we're o

that it shows that it is a fortunate position australia is in compared to other parts of the world, clearyng to italy and the eu. the country is still quite reliant on the shipments coming in but we did hearfrom the health shipments coming in but we did hear from the health minister, greg hunt, who said domestic production of the vaccination is due to start by the end of the month with a million doses per week. the month with a million doses perweek. let's the month with a million doses per week. let's hearfrom the head of the australian medical association who said that despite the prospect, there is still very heavily reliant on shipments coming in and they are quite crucial.— are quite crucial. certainly, disappointing _ are quite crucial. certainly, disappointing to _ are quite crucial. certainly, disappointing to see - are quite crucial. certainly, disappointing to see this i disappointing to see this vaccine _ disappointing to see this vaccine nationalism rearing its head _ vaccine nationalism rearing its head and _ vaccine nationalism rearing its head and australia has a right to ac

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, international down 95% if you add in the mexico and caribbean you're only down 65% so there are cleary people willing to travel there on the americas in general are recovering faster. and then i think that business travel, that's not coming back until everybody kind of gets back into their offices, and we're hearing different times between may and september, october, november time frame go ahead >> i'm sorry, so on gnat note, though, how do you think about valuations and where airline stocks are valued right now in the context of business travel not coming back and you're not expecting business travel to come back for maybe another year or so. does the return of business travel mean that valuations go higher, or are we fully reflecting that right now at current levels >> yeah, so here's how i think about that we're back to pre-pandemic levels on a lot of these stocks, and that makes it really hard to be an aggressive buyer with new money and in an environment where you're starting to discount 2023 earnings and i have a real problem with that we're pretty optimistic on the fundamental s