chang associate professor of history at sarah lawrence college hi, eileen, and suzanne buchanan executive director of the shirley eustis house right here in boston in roxbury. hi, susie. thank you all for joining us. i am so honored and delighted to have you all here. i want to get us started with a background on the loyalists and can you give us a brief background on the people who identified as loyalists what their lives look like leading up to and during the revolution and what happened to them after the war patrick. do you want to start us off on this? error and gina. thanks for having us. so i i see there's being kind of three basic categories of loyalists. there are people who really just wanted to remain neutral in the war. but because they were trading in violation of nonprotation or selling livestock to the british. they were there. retarded as well a lot of the native americans wanted to stay out of the war, but they got sucked into it. there were some religious groups like quakers and mennonites who were opposed to war in principle and were often seen as deciding with the briti

ah, eileen is now taking part in one of utter baton studies. the professor and her team are looking at the course of the disease in emmys. cfs patience. eileen's pulse on blood pressure are taken regularly and her blonde is tested. cardiovascular changes are measured during a standing test. i okay straight legs and lean your head back with you. are you nauseous? i feel dizzy with you, but would you rather lie down? yeah. this cause a problem by design conklin is desmond inputting the worst thing about this illness is that patients don't actually look ill lot home to and which is also a problem for research because you stigmatization gets in the way of both treatment and scientific attention of random ashby, at aren't a methodology yet st. english end, but at the moment we are thankful for support from the us national institute of health without him the n i h of teeth, her daughter was getting and valuable. thank god. now a little more research is being advanced by the wave from that on off. it's of a nick on, but it's too little with too little

eileen was finally diagnosed with emmys cfs by professor water barons in munich. but what then? no medicines or therapists have been developed to battled the disease standard treatments, tackle the symptoms instead of been named their guns and who am i and besides the entire symptom oriented treatment, including cardiovascular support. it is, it's important to give patients good advice to recommend relaxation techniques and how to manage their very low energy reserves. thought they shouldn't over exert themselves, but also get limited exercised da, how short daily walks if possible. but so they don't lose what's left of their fitness. ms. d. i le let the quantity of her leon ah, eileen is now taking part in one of utter bears and studies. the professor and her team are looking at the course of the disease in emmy c. f, as patients, eileen's pulse on blood pressure are taken regularly, and her blood is tested. cardiovascular changes are measured during a standing test. oh, okay, straight legs and lean your head back with you. are you nauseous? i feel dizzy with you, but would you

eileen got mano nucleus is 2 years ago, and she hasn't been the same since. she can only occasionally go to school. her parents am mystified by what's happened to their daughter that she was on summer live. she always used to go out with her friends, voice and seen that she just exercised all the time. she used to work out here at home to work out. glad she can't dance any more of a gun. it's really bad of a function. ah, but this one's was, it had her as a parent, you are helpless if you don't know what's causing it was and what you can do to help an aunt. what have you tried to be encouraging and say come on, let's go outside ski. let's take the dog out and come with us again. love or no, i can't, i don't want to be not. he can be a bit much and before over the sun. and then if i had to describe what the illness feels like, i compare it to a battery and the said, mm hm. and a healthy person gets up in the morning with 100 percent and uses it up over the day. in the evening. they go to bed and it recharges overnight, so they can start the next day with a ful

i'm so into cooked deluxe, which don't fit eileen brown. i'll flip girl and sonya co. 3 of over 100 patients who answered our request for interviews with the german m e. c. f. s. society. they were all willing to tell us that personal stories. the strong response makes it clear just how much suffering and despair the disease has caused them. ah, we begin our investigation at the genre, t a hospital in berlin, common shopping bogan, has been researching emmy cfs for years to come master on cookie dalton for him. yet fancy, fancy hits, bookish to my background, isn't on college. it does. and in 2020 technology has now allowed us to get a detailed understanding of so many disease mechanisms that we can use them for specific treatments for, for the know this also applies to neurology and the accountant to, to another. but with this disease, we know about it as much as we did others 30 or 40 years ago. for christiane von, the overall number of scientists working on this disease will drive is very small in relation to the disease as frequency and

those would uncompleted canon eileen got mano, nucleus is 2 years ago. and she hasn't been the same since. she can only occasionally go to school. her parents are mystified by what's happened to their daughter that she was on summer live. she always used to go out with her friends and always had seen that she just exercised all the time. she used to work out here at home to work out because she can't dance anymore. i got a really bad, a functioning for this month was i don't herschel, as a parent, you're helpless if you don't know what's causing it, was that and what you can do to help and, or what have you tried to be encouraging and say, come on, let's go outside ski, let's take the dog out and come with us again. love to know i can't, i don't want to denote, he can be a bit much and before over the sun. and then if i had to describe what the illness feels like, i compare it to a battery and the superman, a healthy person, gets up in the morning with 100 percent and uses it up over the day. in the evening they go to bed and it recharges overnight, so t

chang associate professor of history at sarah lawrence college hi, eileen, and suzanne buchanan executive director of the shirley eustis house right here in boston in roxbury. hi, susie. thank you all for joining us. i am so honored and delighted to have y

bird-watcher eileen reus captured the moment a woodpecker snatched a snack right out of her hand. >> are just different. she claims the bird known as henry, has learned over the years to trust certain humans who give them food. >> could have been worse, could have been a pigeon, right? >>> next to the incredible feat above southern california that nearly earned a group of thrill-seeking baby boomers a guinness world record. >> this happened in riverside county over the weekend, 107 skydivers all over the age of 60 attempted to break the record for the largest ever snowflake formation. take a look here. >> this is amazing. and despite having far more participants than the current record, there was one person short. of completing the formation airborne, is what i'm trying to say. and unfortunately for the group, weather prevented further attempts to break the record this time around, so they have to wait and try again. >> and they were trying to break the record for their age group, specifically. >> right. >> good luck next time. >>> and finally to the rogue sheep showing a herding dog

one, eileen dorman, confusing new, eternal, mental mindful dunbar, momento casela, phoenix. so i unify today when we get on this floor to go about, i've got a pretty mellow ball game a month to month in project and security is on. okay, no, not a shot amandola, but the signs i'm talking to you and or a but follow and piercing and piercing. a get him a bit medical employer and we'll let that go. gail in december as, as he can with this was he did. he gets out for k no, but and also say that motorcycles are important in include, unplug, it will say in my yeah, no, actually a lot develop a plan that want to pay and i think they go to one 0, there's a whole bunch of it, a lot i'm but it, it got don't eat a little way any. he told him, not that it wasn't much runaway. i went on my end up in a la holly that it has a boning kiss and, and full noun. modern a good album, bodies. yeah. med mental under avoiding management black out but i all go to a i i yeah i wish i wouldn't want on the invoice. i was all or the all you all the money. oh what it was i think when it comes to blows ove

the new director, eileen norman, could not be here today. but her deputy director erin gutierrez is participating virtually. ms. gutierrez do you have any opening comments? if not we'll go to the applicants in the order they appear on our agenda. >> this would be for item number one. which is a hearing to -- >> chair peskin: my bad. >> clerk: two members terms ending march 1, 2024 and five members terms ending march 1, 2025. >> chair peskin: with that, any opening comments? why don't we go to the applicants in the order that they appear on our agenda. my understanding is that one of the two applicants for seat 4, which is a healthcare provider, glenda cartenga has withdraw. which leaves us -- are you with us this morning? let's go to jesse nichols for seat 5. [ indiscernible ] >> i'm a resident of the bayview. i've done ihss for 14 years now. [ indiscernible ] >> chair peskin: is ms. hernandez with us? if not, why don't with go to the wasn't an only rita semel seeking appointment to seat 6. are you with us this morning? seat 9, alexander mad

jim eileen, dog and i'm a 0. manila belgium, a 20 people including children and days of research and gang violence in haiti's capital. 2 gangs began fighting for control of some areas of puerto prince on sunday. 12 people are reported to have been injured. thousands were forced to leave their homes. aust, is assassination of the president has left a police vacuum. gangs have tried to expose start to the rainy season in the horn of africa is added to fears at the worst drought in decades could have catastrophic results. cross the region, a 1000000 people have left their homes and more than 3000000 livestock of died. hermitage reports from the summer were region in northern kenya, missouri. daniel has been walking for our 1st of recurring droughts that is regarded with her or young. i'm now always out. she was the camel's help doesn't reach us. but i know in the villages, at least the government is giving people some water pots of king, ethiopia, and somalia are suffering the dry conditions in more than 40 years. harvest or ruined animals are dying. more and more families are going hun

the first broadway musical i ever went to, first time to new york city, and when we went, my sister eileen >> kelly: the spirit moved her. >> you are absolutely incredible, i love you. >> kelly: thank you, thank you, margo, so much. all right, everybody, we are going all out with some of the biggest names in hollywood and oklahoma. award-winning actor idris elba is in the house! [cheers and applause] then jonas brothers kevin, joe, and nick are here! [cheers and applause] and as if nick was not enough, we have another coach from the "the voice" hanging out. of a love song of the center stage and my beloved friend info. blake shelton is performing! [cheers and applause] i told him he should keep wearing the cowboy -- cowboy hat. that looks cool. he doesn't listen to me. but first you know the mama has a lot of jobs. i have all the jobs. i love the jobs that i love. i'm doing doing and too old to do things i don't want to do. exactly, when my latest is cohosting "american song contest" on monday nights on nbc. it's with snoop and is so much fun. it is all the things i love. music, fun, fierc

another cardinal eileen crowder finishing in style with a birdie on 18. she tied for 8th at 3 over and antonia san jose state player in the field, she finishes tied for 25th at plus 11. and how about this? 16-year-old anna davis near -- from near san diego won the tournament at 1 under par. that is a look at sports. we're back with more right after this. >> the large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. >>> finally tonight, we want you to meet mike beckwith. he is basically livermore's version of forrest gump. >> nice. >> he's -- he's been on a mission to run on every single street in his city of li

lemme yet less holy and says in, but they have been, eileen, may he go and fellow chant ireland, the 14th to san san, though the ins has be glad to establish see those emperor the carlos ceiling. am info. so would i get the pavilions here? see there and said with well, is it get the boy of the he has absolute them and then know they said we have bodies than him was glad. ok. the answer is comalla the answer contra live than yawn or williams? yes. unless get here, see this or a laliverds that the last person as know, they haven't said these doilies and during our enquiries here, we heard about another seemingly key component of the justice system, the significance of human contact. all people seem differently when justice is behind screens, numbers, so now then through the whole process, so i blend door, but for an up at a foreigner, get one, but the nameless al yankee stab landlocked as him knocking and doses, which of us boy said the glendon best ego, he placed dalinda, now all her yet quaintness. i went to the s a book and noticed i be in the las office when the when was the last p

e hmm eileen uh, so uh, and the brit. enough mercenary, and they are now trying to prove it.relatives turned to russia, who recognized this, by the way, to the question of the ukrainians, who noticed this information about the capture of more than a thousand people. yes, they immediately to say that this was staged shooting was nothing serious. well, you heard that the arrestovich said that in general the brilliant breakthrough operation is completely known by the nickname of the cossack gundi. eh means e. he often brows with his meaning, this is how he will, uh, shoot russians there and so on. now he is in captivity. and so, uh, what i'm talking about. here is the recognition of the mail and well, and, accordingly, other british newspapers and relatives are very useful. why because shows such captured, and surrendered such real people, since this briton proves that it is allegedly from the eighteenth year that a citizen of ukraine joined the ukrainian armed forces. i appeals to putin that is, it turns out you eyes. we are truly a beast. although flippers on the same we wrote

jim eileen, dog and al jazeera north caught the battle southern philippines. japan's coast guards as a tour boat to a 26 people on board is missing, after assuring a distress call that it was sinking. the cause of one got into trouble on saturday afternoon. it was traveling off the western coast of the northern line of hook northern island for cato. high waves and strong winds had already caused fishing boats to return to ports, new explosions in a coal mine and poland have halted the search for survivors of initial blas. 3 days ago. at least 10 researchers were injured as they looked for 7 missing miners and rescuers. 5 miners were killed by methane gas, explosions, a 1000 meters under ground on wednesday. ah, how the again, the headlines on al jazeera ukraine's presidential otherwise zalinski is warning. russia's invasion is just the start of a wider plan from war in europe. the top russian general has said his army wants to control ukraine, south and eastern regions. dialing only holds a whole booty, secrete been v.

jim eileen, dog and al jazeera north caught the battle southern philippines. there is renewed outcry and shanghai after government workers built fences around homes, shops and restaurants. it's the latest lockdown restriction aimed at stamping out coven 19 infections. 25000000 people in china's largest city have been ordered to stay indoors for weeks. many say they're suffering from shortages of basic necessities. in while thousands of dancers drummers on revelers are marking the return of brazil's world famous carnival. for many, it's a turning point for the country. after the pandemic put a stop to celebrations for 2 years, monica anika reports rio de janeiro. ah. thousands of revelers and shimmering costumes are back in the sam bedroom, where we are diginero host. it's annual carnival parade, dubbed at the world's largest st festivity. but this, here's grand you, spectacle is anything but typical. oh, it's being held in april, 2 months after carnival season. and it's the 1st since the coven, 19 pandemic stroke, brazil 2 years ago. what dissolves adobe eithe

for what for the fact that, you know, for a long time there was an interview of this very british eileennary, yes a donkey, yes, whatever his name is, who, uh, surrendered heroically, that means in mariupol and now they ran into him and demand to punish him this extremist structure, for what they saw, did not delete the interview for a long time, but it is used for russian propaganda. to promote the views of narratives, then the russian media is their brie. he tells what he saw, he tells how the ukrainians, there the ukrainian soldiers shot people and what atrocities they did, he personally tells. no. need urgently. delete. how is it that they use our prisoner as a. here are the tools of this very propaganda, but in fact, i want to say now i saw the inscription on his t-shirt if you go through the internet, uh, that's it. yes, all of a sudden they started talking. putin guard. putin refuses to negotiate all the british media came out today. here are our sources. putin no longer believes in negotiations and sees no point in them. wait, well, first of all, let me remind you. yes, it was ze

really wet and windy conditions to the mediterranean, but 1st to the northwest corner for britain, m eileen, we have seen wintry showers with snow sweet down parts of england that hopes across the channel. we have got warnings out for snow across france and the low countries that order that pushing out to the east some heavy snow for the alps over the weekend scandinavia it's largely clear, but colder. here we've got temperatures well below the average for places like norway and sweden and we are going to see more wintry weather sweep into northern areas. this heavy snow for northern norway. now down in the south. well look at that. we've got some nasty weather on the way for the balkans. we've got warnings out here. we could see some flooding in places like bosnia and herzegovina, as well as wind warnings to southern parts of it. city. we could see flooding across those central areas. thanks to the heavy, rain, heavy snow as well for northern areas of spain. but look at that. athens staying sunny at $22.00 degrees, south 5th. ah . amid the ongoing ukraine, russia will some neighboring coun

i join with richard and other public comments you have received in writing and today from eileen andothers and urge your support for this landmark initiation today. ultimately when this comes back for landmarking in the future and restoration work to make this mark on this unique building accessible to more and to experience. thank you again. i look forward to more on this in the future. >> thank you for your comments. that was the last caller in the queue. >> thank you, madam clerk. thank you so much for your tenacity. i would like to make a motion we send this out of committee to full board with positive recommendation. >> public comment is closed. >> on that motion, supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> that motion passes. thank you, colleagues. please call item 3. >> ordinance amending the police code to add 330 to require owners on certainly construction projects to maintain labor compliance bond and condition release upon the compliance for work on the project. also amending the building code to requir

. >> eileen. speak has taken a neutral position on this appointment. that being said we would like to follow up on the comments at the capital planning committee on april 4th. the emergency firefighting water system also known as a wash was brought into service 1913 under the jurisdiction of the fire department. in 2010 it was transferred to the p.u.c. for the purpose of balancing the city budget. since 2010 there are a number of misguided policy decisions. it is now using a wash to replace water mains using the funds which is inconsistent with prop 218. due to the p.u.c. policy decisions, speak and others are advocating to transfer to the new department under the city administrator with engineering to d.p.w. which would still be a direct report to the city administrator even after the upcoming restructuring. regarding the remadelyn payne .[indiscernable] they had a hearing on p.g.e. and how it affects p.u.c. operations. supervisor peskin asked p.g.e. if they accepted $2.5 million offer from the city for infrastructure. p.g.e. would not have to be addr

. >>> joining me now are clint watts, msnbc analyst and eileen cooper, pentagon correspondent for "thek times" and msnbc political analyst. helen, let's expand on what we played from the house armed services hearing. do you see russia learning from its mistakes as it regroups in belarus, comes back down into the east, where they do have great support among those separatist groups and still keep tying down the ukraine military by hitting potentially odesa or lviv or other parts of ukraine? >> hi, andrea. it's good to see you. it's been sort of a two tales of this war with the russian military. you know, their abysmal performance on the battlefield. and then, their destructive performance, as we saw in bucha, against civilians. you know, they've done not very good job, not very competent job against ukrainian soldiers and ukraiian troops. they have not managed to subdue them at all. they've taken out -- they've taken out their ire on civilians. we see a military behaving in this way it usually is because they have been cut off in other ways. the bucha images shows that in stark -- puts t

i want to thank eileen. and i'm sorry that many of our communities are not going to be happy the next 10 years. you will have it live with that. you will have it live with that. there was young people who became distraught over this process. i hope the recommendation on the recommendations the next committee 10 years from now. what you do from the plan that the meetings don't go past 8 p.m. at night. no meeting should be at midnight when folks running down to city hall on the line at 4 am. have your meetings within 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. 10 a.m. or 8 p.m. it is absurd and anyway. we waste our time we'll not recommend what you do we dot opposite. i hope all the black churches are become where they belong. i hope we are whole i know we are not. thank you but you have to live with the harm you caused you will have to live with it and you are not posed to be opting for your area. you are to represent all the people for the city and county of san francisco. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >>

spencer: dan, eileen closer to you on this one. -- i lean closer to you on this one.er] i am a baseball purist for the most part. that is part of the charm of the game to me. larry: do you want to weigh in on this, karina? karina: i'm just curious to see is the technology going to work? will there be issues with it? larry: no, technology always works perfect. spencer: look no further than right here. [laughter] karina: let's just talk about the positive part, baseball is back and opening day is friday. we will end on a happy note. moving on to a question, do you know your grandparents' names? how about your great-grandparents? larry: hmm. karina: than half of americans don't know the names of all four of their grandparents. only 4% can name all eight grandparents -- eight great grandparents. dan, can you do it? dan: that is a good question. grandparents, yes, great-grandparents no. but i have the information because i did genealogical research years ago. i actually have it. but off the top of my head, no. spencer: same thing here. great-grandparents, i have to go back

resell about 40 retail brands have resell programs through their own sites or stores like lululemon, eileen fisher and allbirds resale platform threadup monitors second hahand programs. while threadup does offer technologies to facilitate these types of programs, its index is tracking all resale programs, regardless of affiliation with threadup. >> we look at the data 0.1% of revenue from brands that have resale shops is coming through resale. >> reporter: in total there are just 133,000 secondhand items for sale across these 41 brands in the u.s children's clothing site t collection has the most at 20,000 lululemon has more than 15,000 preloved items for sale. they track 150 brands in 20 countries. >> if the brands welcome back playing baseball, they would be doing pretty well. they'd have about a .300 batting average. but in the business world, three out of ten doesn't get you very far. >> reporter: the good news is some brands are doing much better pat pattagonia, levi strauss have been doing well. best buy has a new program to recycle your old appliances for $199 shep. >> courtney reaga

our time for anybody that cares about democracy and a want to thank them all, and especially thank eileenonahoe, larry diamond, and tracy not ok -- tracy nabachoke forgetting us here today. [applause] i'm also thrilled to welcome back to the forum, third time by the way, my old boss, president barack obama. yes. [applause] let me say that again. barack obama is here. [applause] i love stanford. i was an undergraduate here. i have been teaching since 1995. my kids are born here, they go to school here, we live on campus, i plan to die here. [laughter] i love stanford university, it is the greatest institution in the world. but, working for barack obama for five years was an honor and thrill of my lifetime. after those years on his team, it took me a little while to figure out what to do next. for a while, my family will tell you and my son i think is here, i don't see him, is luke here? maybe he is not here. maybe i cannot see him. they could tell you -- i was in a bit of a funk. working for this guy was a fantastic experience for the good times and the bad times. i soaked around for a whi

for anybody that cares about democracy and i want to thank them all and especially think ambassador eileenoe,ha larry diamond and n tracy for their leadership for getting us here today. [applause] i'm also thrilled to welcome back, third time by the way, my old boss, president barack obama. [applause] >> yes. let me just say that again and get another applause. barack obama is here. [applause] so i love stanford. i was an undergraduate here. i've been teaching since 1995. my kids are born here, they go to school here, we live on campus. i plan to die here. [laughing] i love stanford university. it's the great institution i think in the world. but, but working for barack obama for five years was an honor and the thrill of my life that. in fact, and for those years on his team it took me a little while to figure out what to do next. for a while as my family will tell you my son luke i think if you, i don't see it. is look here? i don't see them. maybe it's not you. maybe i can't see them but they can tell you, i was in a bit of a funk, i want to tell you honestly because working for this guy

. >> caller: eileen bogan san francisco coalition neighborhood speaking on my own behalf. i would like to thank commissioner moore for her past service and her willingness to serve on the planning commission. i would also like to thank commissioner moore for her comments at last week's commission meeting on the rpd project at lake merced west. i agree with her perspective regarding concerns about the commercialization of the site. p.d. stating the project can only be accomplished with a private company. my written submission also includes copies of the california state audit report on the methodology as well as a copy of the embarcadero institutes analysis. the city's numbers are over the five numbers. however, due to sb 35, by the city state senator, it does. if by midway through reno in a cycle member six, the target hasn't met its target so far. i would urge the board to be aware of this and see how the element process moves forward. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, next speaker. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. this is teresa flandrik. she has been willing to ta

i joined with my colleague eileen about a month ago .'m on the environment now team and we've been doing work as you have heard in a couple times on the recent disposables. i'm focusing on that and crv, not too much but still a great program. and i'm just really excited to be here . i just graduated or just finish up my last classes atuc davis. literally last week . so i'm just like really excited to be right on out of college working on such agreat team doing such great work. and yes . >> my name is tonya ramirez. and i joined the environment now team about a monthago . currently working on all the great outreach programs. alhambra spoke to and i'm most excited to be out in communities being grassroots work. on the outreach programs especially able to engage with the spanish-speakingcommunities in san francisco . that's the most exciting part of this tradition and yes, i'm just looking forward to all that is to come. thank you. >> thank you so much at least, welcome. you're also superstars and thank you for that wonderful explanation of

and paralympics, 18 year old eileen du was among those on it on friday for winning 3 medals, 2 of which were gold in freestyle skiing. the american born athlete also gave hence as to what his future plans might be. i was able to be able to compete in my homeland and represent well, the youngsters and women, i'm more than happy. i still don't believe that is real. i want to stay in beijing for a while. i will start my university studies next year, but will keep doing my beloved skiing. ok, i'll be hearing in a couple of hours time with updates from the masters, the 2nd round at seeing or fed or gusted during. okay, looking forward to it. thank you so much, peter, for the time being. well, thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we will be back in just a moment. it was much more of the day's news and all the latest headlines for you see you after this very short break. ah ah, along with in the run up to worst date al jazeera showcase, his life discussion programs and special documentaries, exploring the issues behind human caused climate change. climate skepticism is entirely dep

. >> reporter: eileen thinks maybe it wouldn't hold up in court.d lines." >> reporter: when a band called spirit sued led zeppelin in 2013, they ultimately lost. and when a rapper called flame sued katy perry in 2019, he lost on appeal, too. the judge wrote that those eight notes are not a particularly unique combination. >> those of two great examples of courts that said we're not going to start dissecting music and hunting for similarities so we can hand out ownership to pieces of music. no one wins if that happens. ♪ i need you all night ♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: and so in the dua lipa case... ♪ all day, all night ♪ >> reporter: ...what would you decide if you were the judge? richard busch knows what he thinks. there are people who believe there shouldn't be any lawsuits over copyright infringes, that good artists copy, and great artists steal, and we build on existing works. >> people who say that probably haven't had their stuff stolen. [laughter] oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more! b

and paralympics, 18 year old eileen guru was among those on it on friday for when he 3 metals, 2 of which would go in freestyle skiing. the american boon athlete also gave hints as to what her future plans might be able to be able to compete in my homeland and met present. well, the youngsters and women, i'm more than happy. i still don't believe that is real. i want to stay in beijing for a while. i will start my university studies next year, but we'll keep doing my beloved skiing. ok that we'll, we'll leave it for now. i'll be here again with more news, especially from the master's a little bit later on. okay, we look forward to thank you so much, peter. thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, more news coming up in just a couple of minutes. ah, ah. and the race to succeed? those 3 go to the as president of the philippines is heading into its final stretch, struggling what it's worth. and he says that in years that country, if desperate for solutions, but what are the candidates offering and what direction will the philippines, big on their new leadership, special coverage on h

. >> cethis is kind of a follow-up not necessarily a follow-up but question from eileen easley and she says you have ideas about how the us can add guardrails to social media considering our first amendment which is where many get their news. algorithms etc. are so destructive to our society . >> that's a good question. i think that's covered in the book. pick up the book and read it. >> it definitely is. >> we ycan add guardrails to social media and its two really in-depth to go in here but i go through in the book numbers of ways in which it can be done but the fairness doctrine can applyto them, yes . >> to your point earlier and what you do address in the book is not excluding these social media influencers and people doing this news, ngrather bringing them into the full and getting them to be not necessarily but kind of, that way you can introduce a lot of the like the actual education professionals you were talking about. >> that's what i tried to do, i'm not disparaging bloggers, i just want toeducate them . they'll get mad and go you're an idiot. i can't help you there. i know

jim eileen, dog and al jazeera north. what about our southern philippines? thousands of dances, dramas and reveries are making, marking the return of brazil's well famous carnival. for many, it's a turning point for the country after the pandemic put a stop to celebrations for 2 years. when a guy in ocoee, every, for some re edition air ah, thousands of revelers and shimmering costumes are back in the sam bedroom where we're diginero host. it's annual carnival parade, dubbed at the world's largest st festivity. but this year's grand u spectacle is anything but typical. oh, it's being held in april 2 months after carnival season. and it's the 1st since the coven 19 pandemic struck brazil 2 years ago. for a boy's arms, a dog, amir that we come from 2 years of hardship and loss. many of our dances and sing has died in the pandemic which killed 660000 people in brazil. the world's 2nd largest death tow locked downs severely impacted and ports were china, where we're used to buy material for costumes. the main thing this year is the fight against racial discrimin