first of all, i would like to say thank you to 5m, brookfield, the hearst family, london breed. you know, i'm from the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. t

hearst castle will reopen to visitors in may after being closed for two years due to the pandemic andoad damage from severe storms. it was already closed because of the pandemic when the steep and windy access road to the estate was heavily damaged by storms. last year, hearst castle spent nearly $14 million to reconstruct an upgrade the decades old road the monument in san luis obispo county dates back to 1919 when newspaper mogul william randolph hearst and architect julia morgan transform the hilltop into a sprawling castle. it will reopen may 11th. the taxi business has been at odds with uber since the san francisco based ridesharing company launched its at 13 years ago. but now the wall street journal is reporting that uber has an agreement with new york city to list all its taxi services on its app. this is an alliance that could ease uber's driver shortage and direct more business to cab drivers. uber already has partnerships with some taxi operators in other countries. the company expects to get the partnership up and running later this spring. all right. get ready for the wee

the 115-room castle dates back to 1919 when the newspaper tycoon hearst inherited the land it sits on>>> 18th annual gala fundraiser in san francisco. the virtual event theme was leading with change. guests watched the live stream bid on auction items such as private concerts and catered meals they hope to raise $500,000 in donations to support under served students. this is the third year the nonprofit held a virtual fundraiser due to covid-19. >>> switching gears for the forecast. we check in with paul hagan. oh, you can not see. showing the weather cams you can not see a thing. >> yes. i was going through a lot of them showing what i can show. yes, just a white screen. the fog is so thick around the cameras. same pattern repeating itself over the next couple of days, dense morning fog backing up midday, then changes for the second half of the weekend. the storm system gets closer to the coast rain showers towards the coast before the sun goes down sunday evening. let's take a look at future cast. you will see the gray spreading into the inland valleys and the fog tomorrow morning,

hearst castle, if you've never been, it is a gem of the central coast.of the many drivers behind the area's tourism economy, a familiar faces on the way back to oakland . according to a number of reports. the a's are resigning stephen vogt. the 37 year old catcher was on the world series champion braves last year, but was with the aid, of course from 2013 to 2017 made two all star teams with oakland as well as the 2014 playoffs. while shawn murphy is expected to be the starting catcher for the a's what would certainly add some depth and leadership? former san francisco giants star buster posey has sold his east bay home for a lot of money, according to zillow posey, six bedroom, five bathroom mansion in lafayette, sold for $9.3 million. it's more than 6000 square feet and sits on almost an acre of landscaped grounds. buster and his wife bought the home in 2013 for just $4.5 million. buster announced his retirement last year and is in the process of moving to georgia. warriors star steph curry tipped his hand as to who he's rooting for tonight in the swee

hearst castle will now reopen may 11th. a star wars exhibit, made by fans for fans is now open in new york city. it's the largest private star wars collection in the world. it's called the fans strike back. the exhibit features 600 pieces of memorabilia from that iconic sci fi. a series in the items made by fans pop up museum includes models of the death star millennium falcon, the x wing starfighter orbiting outside the observation deck of the most famous star killer base and, of course, life sized versions of star wars characters. a new company says it could help cellphone users stay connected no matter where they are. s t space mobile says it's technology will provide satellite cell phone service so users always have a signal. the company plans to partner with current cell companies to boost existing service, especially in remote parts of the world. it recently signed a multi launch agreement with spacex earlier this month. to get satellites in orbit. it's not only the right for you do from a moral standpoint. it's going

hearst castle, will reopen to visitors after being closed for two years.ed during the pandemic when the access road to the state was heavily damaged by storms. last year, hearst castle spent nearly $14 million to reconstruct an upgrade the entrance it will reopen may 11th a new company could soon help cellphone users stay connected no matter where they are on the planet. a s t space mobile says their technology will provide satellite cell phone service, so users always have a signal. company plans to partner with current cells companies to boost existing service, especially in remote parts of the world, recently signed a multi launch agreement with spacex earlier this month. to get satellites in orbit. improved very, very nervous. there. is this feeling of anxiety that i just cannot stop or overcome. a harrowing escape from ukraine coming up the destruction. one couple says they left behind as they made it to safety here in the bay area. in the confirmation hearings for judge catania. brown jackson are all wrapped up. we have a look at any republicans may

first of all, i would like to say thank you to 5m, brookfield, the hearst family, london breed.ou know, i'm from the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. thi

>>> the global pandemic crushed plans for hearst castle to celebrate 100 years since the constructionthat castle began. >> it shut down and stayed closed for two years. the down time did allow for repairs, including that steep road lead together estate. the mansion and grounds have a re-p owing date of wednesday, may 11. there's also a new tour dedicated to the castle's ground breaking architect, julia morgan. that pool. >> is it 14 karat gold or something on the bottom? are. >> and the dosant tour. that's what i want to do when i retire. >> don't forget, you can also watch us live on roku and amazon fire. >> we've got big >> there is also growing concern about putin's next move. we will explain. >> also technology helping during war. the app being credited for saving lives in ukraine. plus new information about how making it in the bay is more challenging than ever and how some families are affected the most. good thursday everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right

fire crews went door-to-door ordering people out in that area near hearst avenue and forrester street. no injuries were reported. >>> right now at 7:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area, governor newsom promising to deliver californians some relief from rising gas prices, but how? >> kpix 5's andria borba reports , he was much more detailed about what he won't do. >> reporter: in a remarkably brief state of the state address, governor gathman newsom says he has a plan to combat skyrocketing gasoline prices, and to give relief to californians finding their pledges blown up at the pump. the proposal was light on details, but the governor hinted that this proposal will be different than january's proposed gas tax holiday. >> i will be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising gas prices. but i want to make this clear, at the time when we have been heating and burning up, one thing we cannot do is repeat the mistakes of the past, by embracing polluters, drilling even more oil, which only leads to even more extreme weather, more extreme droug

last year, hearst castle spent nearly $14 million to reconstruct an upgrade the decades old road to theate withstand storms that monument there in san luis obispo county dates all the way back to 1919 when newspaper mogul william randolph hearst and architect julian morgan, transform that hilltop into a sprawling estate. it will reopen may 11. well, the war in ukraine isn't just impacting the country's people. it's also putting a risk the ofo the oakland zoo is rallying wite anted evacuating animals from ukrainian zoos and halfway around the world. the oakland zoo is part of an international effort to raise money for both immediate and long term assistance. for the evacuated animals, animals more than 20 zoological institutions in the us are part of that effort in florida. officials at zoo tampa say their hearts go out to those risking their lives in a war zone to care for these animals. to think of all the things that they're going through, um to care for their animals, but then on top of it to worry about their families to worry about their homes, everything else we can't even imagine

ama: hearst castle will reopen in may after being closed for more than two years.he central coast landmark shutdown in march 2020 at the start of the pandemic and was not able to reopen to visitors because of storm damage to the access road. that has now been fixed after a 10 month $13.7 million project. it will reopen may 11. >> we expect this to be a lot of excitement over the reopening and we know that folks will make the trip. ama: advanced reservations will be required to visit. dan: now to our coverage of the upcoming oscars. here is alive look at the front of the dolby theater where sunday's show will take place. while the stars will be partying in hollywood, you can throw your own soiree. an event planner says it's easy to set the mood. >> print out a bunch of black and whites and put them in frames all around and have people literally dressed in black and white. dan: that is a fun idea. edward suggests having your guests fill out bingo cards to write down guesses of who will win the top awards and if you have not entertained in a while, he offers a little

ama: hearst castle will reopen in may after being closed for more than two years.he central coast landmark shutdown in march 2020 at the start of the pandemic and was not able to reopen to visitors because of storm damage to the access road. that has now been fixed after a 10 month $13.7 million project. it will reopen may 11. >> we expect this to be a lot of excitement over the reopening and we know that folks will make the trip. ama: advanced reservations will be required to visit. dan: now to our coverage of the upcoming oscars. here is alive look at the front of the dolby theater where sunday's show will take place. while the stars will be partying in hollywood, you can throw your own soiree. an event planner says it's easy to set the mood. >> print out a bunch of black and whites and put them in frames all around and have people literally dressed in black and white. dan: that is a fun idea. edward suggests having your guests fill out bingo cards to write down guesses of who will win the top awards and if you have not entertained in a while, he offers a little

. >> as the pandemic started in 2020 hearst castle was launching a celebration marking a century sincection began. when it closed the down time allowed for road repairs and other maintenance. now the mansion and grounds have an opening date of may 11, lower ticket costs, so you are encouraged to make a reservation starting march 31. there is a new tour dedicated to the groundbreaking architect julia morgan. >>> not just march madness in town but a big developers conference also bringing thousands of people to san francisco. is tourism back in the bay area? that story and more on our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next on "nightly news" lester is in brussels where he talks one-on-one with nato secretary general. he answers lester's questions about russia possibly using chemical weapons. is that a possibility? what does he have to say? lester holt joins us next from brussels. >>> tonight our special edition from brussels with president biden at the emergency nato summit over the war in ukraine. >>> ukrainian forces saying they destroyed a russian warship as the war enters a second month president

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fire crews went door-to-door ordering people out in that area near hearst avenue and forrester streetay area, governor newsom promising to deliver californians some relief from rising gas prices, but how? >> kpix 5's andria borba reports , he was much more detailed about what he won't do. >> reporter: in a remarkably brief state of the state address, governor gathman newsom says he has a plan to combat skyrocketing gasoline prices, and to give relief to californians finding their pledges blown up at the pump. the proposal was light on details, but the governor hinted that this proposal will be different than january's proposed gas tax holiday.

after being closed for two years, hearst castle is reopening. they will welcome visitors may 11th. they closed for two years because of the pandemic and then severe rain storms damaged the castle in 2021. ticket prices will be slightly lower. there is a new tour dedicated to the ground breaking architect. it is in san simeon. what little town is near there? >> san luis obispo.iacambria. super fun. >>> tonight our special edition from brussels with president biden at the emergency nato summit over the war in ukraine. >>> ukrainian forces saying they destroyed a russian warship as the war enters a second month president biden on the world stage with fellow nato leaders saying russia should be booted from the g20. and his new warning if russia uses chemical weapons in ukraine the u.s. and nato will respond. the u.s. now pledging to take in up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees, and the disturbing new allegation, is moscow forcibly taking ukrainian civilians to russia. >>> also, my one-on-one with the nato secretary-general. i asked him about ukrainian president zelenskyy's comments that na

it was as bad as randolph hearst saying, you give me the photographs and all you know, you provide the photographs and all provide the wall. so they've, so they've chosen r t and sputnik because they are trying to find as many things as possible to do in what is now a completely a symmetrical war between on the one hand, the military might of the russian army and ukraine and on the other hand, the alleged economic might of the west against russia. it's an economic war. blue no. lamar, the french foreign minister, used that very expression. it's an economic war that is being waged now on russia. and we'll see if it succeeds. i'm skeptical, but maybe it'll succeed. maybe russia will be brought to its knees, but i would remark before we know the outcome that this economic war is directed, of course, against the civilian population of russia, as sanctions and so on are designed to inflict pain on ordinary russians. whereas a military operation, one hopes is directed not against civilian targets, but against only military ones. well, as you said, of course, there's a lot of people in the wo

after being closed for two years, hearst castle is reopening. they will welcome visitors may 11th.y closed for two years because of the pandemic and then severe rain storms damaged the castle in 2021. ticket prices will be slightly lower. there is a new tour dedicated to the ground breaking architect. it is in san simeon. what little town is near there? >> san luis obispo.iacambria. super fun. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

always an interesting take from richard med hearst journalist and r t contributor richard, thank you very much. thank you. know joe biden, who's in europe currently for talks with allies. i stated he had no intention of running for president after leaving officers, vice president in 2017, but changed his mind in light of quote racist rallies across the country with people carrying torches and nazi boundaries. as he puts it, influencing his decision, i made a commitment. when i ran this time, i wasn't going to run again. and i mean necessarily, i had no intention of running for president again. and until i saw those folks coming out of the fields in virginia carrying torches and carrying nazi banners and literally singing the same vile rhyme that they used in germany in the early twenties or thirties, i should say, well, the united states has authorized $800000000.00 worth of military equipment to key of since the beginning of the war, sending more than $17000.00 anti tank weapons, including dublin missiles in conjunction with other nato member states. but just love the lowden, german

republican iowa senator joni hearst is the first female combat veteran to be elected to the senate serving on the senate armed services committee. and take a look at this video released today shows 109 baby stroller set up at a town square in lviv, symbolizing the children killed in the war. so far, at least 130 children have been wounded. love is mayor posted a photo of the strollers to social media, saying, quote. this is a terrible price of war that ukraine is paying. today he went on to call on nato to impose a no fly zone over ukraine against russian forces. and if you want to help the refugees and the people that are still there in ukraine, you can scan the qr code at the bottom of your screen. that code will take you over a website where you can find ways you can donate to various humanitarian eight organizations. police in oakland are investigating a homicide that's believed to have happened during a sideshow. early this morning, opd received several reports of a person down in the area of 42nd avenue and interstate 80 80 around 2:45 a.m. police and first responders were unable to

. ♪ dion: francisco's hearst theater group in hundreds of people and more dollars.s tara campbell sells us -- tells us, it was a chance to connect with their homeland. reporter: what she loves. family and friends still in ukraine. >> i'm helpless but i am helping them with my art and my heart. reporter: letting her voice sore, but the tears she is holding back. how does it feel to be seeing for them today? -- singing for them today? >> tears. that is all i can say. i just do not cry because professionals do not cry. reporter: her career mostly spent on bay area stages but never did she think she would be taking the stage for this, a fundraising concert for homeland fighting to survive. >> not for this occasion. i would perform any concert that is just crazy. i'm going to cry. reporter: from jazz to dance, opera, and more, hundreds in the audience taking it all in. >> so beautiful and they really talk about the history of ukraine. >> as i sat there listening to the ukrainian national anthem, the gentleman two rows ahead of me were singing, it really hit home to me. r

the 150 room castle dates back to 1919, when newspaper tycoon william randolph hearst inherited the landsits on. >> there was a controy during the middle of the drought. it is a very cool site. you have to check it out. >>> students rising above with the fundraiser in san francisco. >> the theme was leading with change with guests watching bids on private concerts and catered meals. sra hopes to raise at least $500,000 in donations to support understood served students. this is the third year the nonprofit has held a virtual fundraiser of course because of covid. >> we have a new promotion with the department. >> and mother, roller skaters and lieutenant has the newest police captain. he joined the police in 2004 as a police officer. in 2014, she was promoted to the rank of sergeant. three years later, she became lieutenant. she has also served as a technical commander of t ancrisisatio whwe are dog ment increasing the quality, so does bringing more representation of what our population and our community is is a simple way to make change. >> she says right now they have 29% female staff

first of all, i would like to say thank you to 5m, brookfield, the hearst family, london breed.m the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. this right here was

luz: superintendent hearst started the job 10 months ago and is inheriting years of a budget deficit. the ones in the middle or the 26,000 students. in a matter of months, the west contra costa county school district could be running out of money. they are currently $42 million in debt. does that keep you up at night? >> it, but i do know having that additional resource will be helpful. luz: a conversation with the superintendent. by the 20232024 school year, west contra costa county -- by the 2020 3-2024 school year, the school district could be millions of dollars in debt. >> the plan was to do a reduction in force. what we did initially was have an equity audit and we found that we had a significant number of teachers that have a small number of students. the board voted not to reduce teachers. luz: he said there are classrooms with 10 students and one teacher. he came to the board and recommended to cut 86 full-time teacher roles. some which are currently vacant. >> do you feel like your hands are tied? >> yes. really the decision is based on board. luz: now the office of e is get

first of all, i would like to say thank you to 5m, brookfield, the hearst family, london breed.ow, i'm from the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. this rig

liz: first -- jobina: hearst castle will reopen after being closed for nearly two years. visitors after closing to do to the pandemic because of the storm. that has been finally fixed and after a 10 month, 13.7 million dollar project, the castle will reopen a -- may 11. >> expect there to be a lot of excitement over the castle reopening and folks will make the trip. jobina: advance reservations will be required to make the trip. you can start looking by march 31. you liz: have to get tickets way in advance if you want to go. so you do need to get those tickets, but i went to the lobby and it is beautiful. jobina: there we go, liz. up next, the seven things you need to know today. liz: you can watch all our newscasts live and on-demand through the bay area jobina: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to need to know this morning. liz: parents of the mountain view teen killed while riding his bike to school or pleading with the city for more signage at the intersection. 13-year-old andre retana was struck by a truck driver last week. jobina: president biden

. >>> well, after being closed for two years, hearst castle reopening. >> the historic castle will become visitors on may 11th. the site was closed for a couple of years because of the pandemic and then severe rainstorms damaged the road to the castle in early 2021. the down time allowed for a lot of repairs. ticket prices, you rarely hear this, they're going to be slightly lower. there's also a new tour dedicated to the capital's groundbreaking architect, julia morgan. >>> quickly approaching 6:00 for you this morning. >> chemical weapons would totally change the nature of the conflict. >> the war in ukraine enters its fifth week. millions are displaced and thousands of civilians are believed to be dead. and today president biden heads to poland for the next leg of his emergency overseas trip. we're live this morning with a look at what's next as he shows his support for ukraine. >> plus, pushing for a new trial. scott peterson set to return to court this morning. the one person his lawyers want to talk to and why they're having such a hard time getting to her. >> and the sweet 16 takes

first of all, i would like to say thank you to 5m, brookfield, the hearst family, london breed. you know, i'm from the city just like you from the city. i'm born and raised in this neighborhood, so when they asked us to come, we walked here. and when we're done, we going to walk back because guess what? we belong here. this is our neighborhood, this is our community. our motto is it takes the hood to save the hood. what does that mean? that means all of us collectively, the mayor, the homeless people, the drug dealers, everyone in this community makes collectively this neighborhood happen. now, one important thing that i want to say is the mayor -- the late mayor, ed lee, who was a big -- who made a big impact in this process of happening, may he rest in peace. he was there and fought, and if there's one thing we like, you know that, london, we like to fight. one thing that i understand and i know about community building with one another, that we can only be stronger when we work together, so when you see all of us as part of coming together, these are the things that happen. t

hearst castle will welcome back. visitors for the first time in 2 years, state parks announced that the historic landmark in san simeon is going to reopen. this is set for may. 11th crews have repairing a 2 mile stretch, even though we're still looking at the there. but they have been there. it is. they've been working on repairing that winding road. that leads to the hilltop. it was damaged during a winter storm last year. the repairs costs nearly 14 million dollars. >> i had 8 ukrainian students in the east bay trying to help their homeland from afar. the effort to provide desperately needed resources. plus, gas prices continuing to climb. one analyst believes needs to happen to bring those prices down. >> and a big day of upsets in the men's college basketball tournament. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest i

and best known for her work on hearst castle.stle while she was working here, and she really used a lot of this 15th floor of the ballroom area to test a lot of the motifs. her design aesthetic on display everywhere you look from the soaring entryway with its glass ceiling to that grand ballroom that would be used for decades by the commercial club. for men . only the irony of a woman creating such a spectacular place and not even being able to patron. it says a lot over the decades the ballroom was painted over and eventually used as a restaurant until the current owner made a commitment to restore it to its former glory. this space now serves as a venue for weddings and parties, as well as a must visit location for high powered women have had serena williams speak here. michelle obama has spoken here on several occasions. hillary clinton as well. it's become a place that is really sought out , you know, to give women a voice in a space that was created by a woman just a few miles away in japantown, another of julia morgan's wor

and best known for her work on hearst castle.g the castle while she was working here, and she really used a lot of this 15th floor of the ballroom area to test a lot of the motifs. her design aesthetic on display everywhere you look from the soaring entryway with its glass ceiling to that grand ballroom that would be used for decades by the commercial club. for men . only the irony of a woman creating such a spectacular place and not even being able to patron. it says a lot over the decades the ballroom was painted over and eventually used as a restaurant until the current owner made a commitment to restore it to its former glory. this space now serves as a venue for weddings and parties, as well as a must visit location for high powered women have had serena williams speak here. michelle obama has spoken here on several occasions. hillary clinton as well. it's become a place that is really sought out , you know, to give women a voice in a space that was created by a woman just a few miles away in japantown, another of julia morg

and best known for her work on hearst castle. was building the castle while she was working here, and she really used a lot of this 15th floor of the ballroom area to test a lot of the motifs. her design aesthetic on display everywhere you look from the soaring entryway with its glass ceiling to that grand ballroom that would be used for decades by the commercial club. for men . only the irony of a woman creating such a spectacular place and not even being able to patron. it says a lot over the decades the ballroom was painted over and eventually used as a restaurant until the current owner made a commitment to restore it to its former glory. the space now serves as a venue for weddings and parties, as well as a must visit location for high powered women have had serena williams speak here. michelle obama has spoken here on several occasions. hillary clinton as well. it's become a place that is really sought out , you know, to give women a voice in a space that was created by a woman just a few miles away in japantown, another of

after being closed for two years, hearst castle is reopening. they will welcome visitors may 11th. they closed for two years because of the pandemic and then severe rain storms damaged the castle in 2021. ticket prices will be slightly lower. there is a new tour dedicated to the ground breaking architect. it is in san simeon. what little town is near there? >> san luis obispo.iacambria. super fun. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - ethan hawke. jim jefferies. musical guest yard act and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1622 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh welcome! thank you, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause thank you for watching our show let's get to some news well, guys, earlier today president biden was in brussels to meet with nato leaders for an emergency summit on russia

after more than 2 years, people will soon be able to visit hearst castle once again. state parks.nounced that the historic landmark will open up on may. 11th crews have been preparing and repairing a 2 mile stretch of the windy, narrow road that leads to the hilltop since it was damaged during winter storms last year. this repair project costs nearly 14 million dollars. never been there. i think i check it out next. a 3.30. there's a new incentive from police right now to try to find the man who's accused of killing an 8 year-old girl from hayward. >> where police believe he may be hiding. also what analysts believe needs to happen to bring down gas prices. and speaking of gas prices, wait to hear how far some california residents are traveling to score gassed under 4 bucks a gallon. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my o

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patty hearst got stockholm syndrome when she was kidnapped and beat down. she started helping the people that hit an apple rob banks. so you start identifying with your oppressor? and even during the civil war when the northern armies came down here to free the slaves 95% of them was still on the plantation. they didn't leave to go have to stop matter of fact abraham lincoln at the issue emancipation proclamation because the slaves were having the south when the civil war they were digging the the trenches and put up the round hearts for them. and even when they did the census in 1990, they found it 90% of black people still live down south. then leave there's a fascinating point. that our guests. a correlation that he makes in his book. is when you have the potential to remove god. remove faith remove being accountable and responsible to a higher authority. the reason why you stress the atheism and the lack of morality in your book is because you you make it clear that blacks were once a very moral striving community. there were blessed community despite h

patty hearst got stockholm syndrome when she was kidnapped and beat down. she started helping the people that hit an apple rob banks. so you start identifying with your oppressor? and even during the civil war when the northern armies came down here to free the slaves 95% of them are still on the plantation. they didn't leave to go have to stop matter of fact abraham lincoln at the issue emancipation proclamation because the slaves were having the south when the civil war they were digging the the trenches and put up the round hearts for them. and even when they did the census in 1990, they found it 90% of black people still live down south. then leave there's a fascinating point. that our guests. a correlation that he makes in his book. is when you have the potential to remove god. remove faith remove being accountable and responsible to a higher authority. the reason why you stress the atheism and the lack of morality in your book is because you you make it clear that blacks were once a very moral striving community. there were blessed community despite h