she has been an incredible advisor to me and has a profound impact on the entire coachella valley. i respect rosa because she delivers. she delivers her heart. she delivers her mind. she delivers food. she delivers test. she delivers vaccine. she delivers health care with every inch of her soul and body she delivers herself for the people. and we are all indebted to rosa because she is the person who has led the charge for so many years and has been a consistent voice when there was none, there was rosa. when there was none she provided care and delivery. on behalf of california's sixth -- 36th congressional district, thank you, rosa, for your incredible service. i am so privileged to have you in my life and i am honored to call you a friend. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice, for five minutes. mr. hice: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today on behalf of the american taxpayer to clarify that the federal work force exists to serve them not the other way around. during the covid pandemic, americans faced uncertainties as businesses li

after a two-year hiatus, coachella is back and the masks are coming off.icketholders will not be required to wear masks or show proof of vaccination or a negative test. they posted this on their website -- "there is an inherent and elevated risk of exposure to covid-19 in any public place or blah, blah, blah, no guarantee, express or implied that those attending the festival will not be exposed to covid-19." with that said, give it up for doja cat! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't know, look at it this way. you go to coachella, things go badly, you can make that flower crown into a funeral wreath. [ laughter ] according to a new pew research poll, americans have much less confidence in scientists than we did before the pandemic began. only 78% of adults say they have a "fair amount" of confidence in scientists. that's down from 87% in january of 2019. unbelievable. this is like falling out of a plane and having less confidence in parachutes. [ laughter ] republicans, as you may have guessed, trust medical science the least. down 22 points to 66

plus later this year styles is set to headline the 2022 coachella music festival and harry styles havingtfits, totally fashion forward basic. >> you see these artists do this once they've reinvent themselves enough times they're like, okay, let's wipe the slate clean again. >>> canadian singer songwriter jake and lebron james gave a mother and son from toronto the surprise of a lifetime they recently won a large amount of money and decided to pay a forward. drake and drai invited student athlete to dinner. they gifted he and his mother $100,000 in cash >> the look on her face you can see it beyond the mask >> when you have somebody's life change like that that's so amazing. >> it's incredible >> after a few days off the men's ncaa tournament is back with tweet 16 action tonight 11 seed michigan looks to keep their hot streak going against villanova. and tries to extent his career another game as duke takes on texas tech, and arizona battles houston. after a quick break bill karins is back with a look at your ekd rest > weenfoca>>and madeleine albrit describes her own experiences as the f

that woodstock was not, well, perhaps it's been interpreted as a fashion statement, at coachella, burningthese festivals, glastonbury, but the real truth is that, in my era, it was a political statement as well, it wasn'tjust about styling yourself, it was about a sense that you were young, and we believed that we should have a say in what goes on in the world, and we brought a different view point to what had come before. so it wasn't raised purely from a professional of view, so it wasn't raised purely from a fashion point of view, it was embraced from an intellectual and emotional point of view. so, while i wasn't a hippy, per se, i very much understood, that people were questioning their lifestyles, and their life choices, and was this the only possibility? and that has been one of the little steps, or major steps, that has gotten us where we are today. bit by bit, step by step. and about fashion, i've always said, does fashion define lifestyle? in other words, do you live a life defined by how you dress? or, do you wear clothes that reflect the life you are living? and, for me, in th

how wide its appeal is from the performance at the super bowl to beyonce's rendition in 2018 at coachella. the lyrics of "life every voice and sing" are applicable to the experience of nearly every ethnic background in america. we also acknowledge the challenges of our future. just consider the words. sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us. facing the rising sun, let us march on until victory is won. i thank the committee for holding this hearing and look forward to hearing from today's witnesses. i am hopeful that this hearing and this legislation will help us more fully realize our nation's motto as we continue our pursuit of a more perfect union. i thank you for having me. >> thank you, mr. clyburn. as always, well delivered. now our panel of witnesses will come forward and we'll recognize first leon russell, the chairman of the national board of directors of naacp, a position he's held since 2017 after having served his other roles on the board. he previously served as the naacp's florida state conference of the branches and was the director of human rights for p

that woodstock was not, well, perhaps it's been interpreted as a fashion statement, at coachella, burningh is that in my error it was a political statement as well, it wasn'tjust it was a political statement as well, it wasn't just about styling yourself, it was about a sin that you were young, and we believed that we should have a say in what goes on in the world, and we bought a different view point to what had come before. so it wasn't raised purely from professional of view, it was embraced from an intellectual and emotional point of view. so, while i wasn't a happy, per se, point of view. so, while i wasn'ta happy, perse, i point of view. so, while i wasn't a happy, per se, ivery much understood, that people were questioning their lifestyles and their life choices and was this the only possibility? and that has been one of the little steps or major steps that has gotten us where we are today stop bit by bit, step—by—step. and about fashion, i've always said, does fashion, i've always said, does fashion define lifestyle? in other words, fashion define lifestyle? in otherwords, do fash

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consummate recklessness, while we were in poland just hours before we visited the border crossing at coachella30 of his missiles rained down on a training center 12 miles away. let me repeat, 12 miles away from that border crossing. the polish authorities there told us the ground shook with the tremor of those bombs hitting a training center just 12 miles from the polish border. vladimir putin was literally playing with fire. one of those missiles going astray into poland could have triggered dramatic escalation, nuclear confrontation and destruction of unknown magnitude. vladimir putin is recklessly taking this fight westward in ukraine to the very border, the very doorstep of a nato ally, that we have an obligation to defend. part of our trip was to visit with the 82nd airborne. so impressive, these young men and women, in their intelligence as well as their dedication and bravery. they are holding the line. more and more of them are there, and they're also enabling support for ukraine in the kinds of arms, stingers and javelins that are needed, but we must do more than what we are doing now

the hearing process will last four days, basically c-span's of coachella [ laughter ] i saw that toplican leading the hearing, chuck grassley, is 88-years-olds. wow. it was his turn to speak he was like, "tell us who you are, and then tell me who i am." -- i want to -- yeah, i know i have a new book, but we'll be talking about this >> steve: when [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i don't want to do it now. i don't know if i'm ready to talk about it. >> steve: when are you going to be ready to talk about it? >> jimmy: i don't know if i'm ready to talk about it now >> steve: really when you don't want to talk about "nana now" >> jimmy: it's not "nana now." >> steve: oh, it's "nana" right? [ talking over each other >> jimmy: no, no, it's not nana it's not nana. it's "nana loves you more. >> steve: oh, okay [ audience awes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's a weeper. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah i finally wrote a cry one. >> steve: you wrote a crying one? >> jimmy: you know the books that come out, and there nice you get them to the babies and get them to the things, and some are too sad >> steve:

wouldn't it be like crowded like coachella trying to move through the ghosts? that is very smart, yeah. >> jimmy: i do want to ask you about a couple of photographs you put on instagram. number one is that, that is michael jordan. is this a date? you guys look like you're in love here. >> we do, don't we? it was not a date, but i was in awe. i mean, i don't know. i was just staring because i'm such a fanny way of the bulls and him. he is just so charming. >> jimmy: it almost looks like he is saying there is someone standing behind you! [ laughter ] and this is -- i know a little bit about this story here. this is like you and your castmates -- [ cheering ] >> jimmy: and friends, all of whom are still your friends, which is so weird. your first trip before the show went on the air, right? >> we were on our way to vegas. and jimmy burrows, who directed the pilot and a lot of other episodes, he gave us all $500. i think it was $500. and he said i want you to go and have a great time because this is the last time you're all going to be able to go together as a grou

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along with two other men, kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver in the central valley city of coachellaped from being buried alive in a truck. trailer suspects first received life prison sentences for an appeals court gave them the possibility of parole. the other men convicted of the crime have been released. as women's history month is wrapping up. the livermore police department is marking a milestone among its officers. right now, the department has more female officers than at any other time in its history. 16% of all officers are women. the department has a total of 148 employees. 40% are women, captain julie cochran says diversity benefits everyone for me. it's more of on element of diversity of thought and diversity of experience. and so i think what we're finding is more women get him long force mint. um i think we're rounding out a team and bringing in skills and abilities that benefit everybody. many law enforcement agencies across the country have set a goal of having women make up 30% of their departments, and they are targeting the year 2030 to reach that goal. alright, ti

. >> reporter: now the next performance scheduled for ye is supposed to be the coachella music festivalremoved from that lineup too. as of this morning, nearly 25,000 people are asking he not be given that platform. amy? >> wow, 25,000 people. kaylee, thank you for that. >>> coming up next on "gma," a special "play of the day" with the man behind the cinderella story of the tournament. stay with us. e man behind the c story of the tournament. stay with us. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? thanks for bringing me with you guys today, mr. and mrs. lopez. not a problem, josh. hey, you two. check out all these camera views in my silverado i can see in front of me, behind me, on either side of me. and it has this cam, so i can see if there's any funny bus