jacqueline: any fun plans for retirement? mr. blunt: i've gone to work somewhere since i was 17 years old. the idea of not working doesn't appeal to me very much. but being able to do more of what i want to do, when i want to do it does. and i'm thinking right now about what i'm going to do the next two years. sometime late next year, i'll begin to think about what i'm going to do after that. jacqueline: well, congratulations. thank you so much for joining us today. unfortunately that's all the time that we have. mr. blunt: thank you, jackie. great to be with you. jacqueline: please tune in on monday at 10:00 a.m. when my colleague will interview the former speaker of the house john boehner on his new book that just came out last week, "on the house: a washington memoir," log on to washing >> www.c-span.org/coronavirus for the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it's easy to find the latest briefings on the administration's response using the interactive gallery of maps to follow the cases nationwide and worldwide. go t

jacqueline: any fun plans for retirement? mr. blunt: i've gone to work somewhere since i was 17 years old. the idea of not working doesn't appeal to me very much. but being able to do more of what i want to do, when i want to do it does. and i'm thinking right now about what i'm going to do the next two years. sometime late next year, i'll begin to think about what i'm the next two years, sometime late next year i'll begin to think about what i'm going to do after that . >> congratulations, thanks you yofor joining us. unfortunately that's all the time we have. >> great to be with you tune in monday at 10 am when my colleague is going to interview former speaker of the house john boehner on his washington memoir. register and find out more about the upcoming program. have a great weekend, thanks for joining us . >> walter mondale has died. he first came to washington dc as a us senator from minnesota serving from 1964 until 1976 when he became jimmy carter's running mate in that year's presidential election. he served one term as

joining our conversation mr joseph jacqueline gult of pop and jessica nice to see you guessed you for being with us today mr joseph introduce yourself to everybody who you are what you need to. do in. the ministry of foreign affairs and or ship in. jacqueline it has been a friend of the stream she's been on the screen many times welcome back jack and i remind our audience who you are what you do thanks for having me on jacqueline charles some of the caribbean correspondents at the miami herald but the problem to the stream introduce yourself to a global audience let it be bob director all because you said jersey board president most of course is the official medicine of the world cornell medical college of new york and jessica good to see you tell asked him what he and what you do. yeah hi my names just go over and journalists and comic are based here in haiti welcome everybody thought about this to start with some very basics how is haiti doing regarding the coverage 19 pandemic how many people are sick how many people have passed away how are you handling it. well i must tell you th

thank you listen so as i concur with the bob and jacqueline had we actually have many a quality death in haiti everyone would know its days no such thing we we need also to mention that the government has been the block too since the beginning with close schools universities port and airports so we need to also take into account bills of palm it is i do believe that the government has to be in a fit of efficient and managing a $1000.00 and hates it so it's clear that we lose countries according to that actually base money does the calls weeknights and of course we need also to understand what a fuck does that help us compared to our neighbor the making of a public why we fare so away we did so good and. i want to disagree with you i think that the government's handling of whole of it has been rather rather chaotic i mean i think that haiti has managed to dodge a bullet but let me just say one of the worrying thing stan it's happened is that when you look at today for instance the state department you know put haiti under a travel forewarning and they specifically also mentioned the co

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as the $1573 win for jacqueline. we asked aig for a statement but didn't hear back.n the subject of travel insurance, a friendly reminder. it doesn't always cover what you might think it covers. there are lots of possible exclusions. we hear from people. in situation way too often. bottom line, you must read the terms and conditions before you buy travel insurance. if you opt for a policy, keep a company in case you have to do battle to get paid like jacqueline. >>> if your consumer explain is going nowhere, go to nbcbayarea.com. then click the responds option from the main menu or give us a call. >>> if you are fully vaccinated, grab your passport. the european union says they would love to see you this summer. details still getting worked out. but the e.u. leaders are set to lift the travel ban for americans who have been fully vaccinated. americans have not been allowed to vacation in most europe for more than a year. >> we have been following very closely the progress of vaccination in the united states and we seek to restore transatlantic travel as soon as it is

jacqueline joining us out live in the studio today so jacqueline these as i understand these were shuttled military exercises being staged within russian territory and yet over the past number of weeks western governments the western media they've been all screaming that russia is about to invade ukraine well exactly from moscow this was business as usual and now it's done the troops the military machines they're all headed back to their permanent bases which makes for a pretty anti-climactic ending to all the hype over russian aggression that you can hear in about for the past few weeks right so let's take a listen to a sampling of what we've been hearing on that front recently. tensions are rising in ukraine as russia continues to ramp up its military force on the border between the 2 countries a pentagon spokesman has called the deployment of russian troops deeply concerning moscow to terrify its intentions ukraine international support against russia's military build up along its borders in that direction just a few miles the russian border and beyond that that is where the pentagon sa

jacqueline for joining us live here in the studio jacqueline you know these were apparently shared jeweled military drills within russian territory i understand the the russian ministry of defense was was saying that we showed you all these over a year ago but the western governments and western media have been crying all sorts of hysteria about the russian invasion next it's going to happen of ukraine now what can you tell us i think you might be putting it lightly if you were to say that all eyes were on this situation the past few weeks but that's it the troops and the military vehicles alike are all going back to their permanent bases at this point in time pretty anti-climactic ending to the hype over the russian quote unquote aggression that we've been hearing about for the past few weeks right and case anybody missed that let's go ahead listen to a little thing play of what we've been hearing exactly is the highest military deployment of russian army and ukrainian border us ever. it's clear that it's a matter of concern but we were showing a bit we're saying we call upon russia to ce

irse de viaje y si está dentro de este grupo es importante saber las vías del viaje de los cdc, jacqueline sería una buenba señal para activar la económica en cualquier ramo . >>> un ejemplo son las vías de viaje por aire de los cdc que indica que las personas vacunadas no son requierias para realizarse prueba desde y hasta estados unidos y además no es obligatoria l actuar . >>> si antes pedían la prueba de anticuerpo y si tenías el virus tenías que aislarse, ahora tengo cietto tiempo haciendo el traslado de utah a denver y no me han pedido la potencial pcr. >>> y para viajes internacionales debe hacerse l prueba 4 días después del viaje y no es necario que se ponga en cuarentena después de llega a estados unidos. >>> es bueno ya que en muchos lados aplican la vacuna ya in tocar las medidas de precaución para eso. >>> en estados unidos se estima que más del 25 por ciento la población está completamente vacunadas por lo que viajeros creen sería conveniente pedir comprobante de sto en los aeropuertos. >>> es importante para regresar más rápido a lanoramlidad. >>> nasa hace historia con el h

they do not hit it off -- jacqueline kennedy did.very single time, there is a summit and each one of them have a chance to pick up where they left off. it is really interesting because in december of 1988, ronald reagan is already an outgoing president. there is already a president-elect. the two of them, nancy reagan and lisa gorbachev get together at the meeting of the united nations where orbit child has announced another breakthrough in de-escalating the cold war. it was really history that put us here -- she said it was history that put both of us next to her husband at this moment. -- our husbands at this moment. susan: the ronald reagan library -- what is the real story? karen: i came across her official biography as california first lady. it claims she was born in chicago, the only daughter of royal and edith davis. she was born in new york in fact in 1921. for decades she was claiming it was 1923. she was a product of a very bad match between an ambitious actress and an unsuccessful car salesman. her parents, her biological

jacqueline kennedy also created a second floor kitchen and dining space in the white house.argaret truman's bedroom into a small kitchen and pantry. because the family used to it in the state dining room and she felt it was to tavern assist and not intimate enough. now there's a dining space on the second floor. lyndon johnson before president obama -- lyndon johnson was the last president to have a second cook just cooking for the family. most presidents have the white house chief executive chef do everything. cook for the family and four guests and state dinners. >> including recommendations for replacements? >> no, sometimes they will make a recommendation, but typically somebody on the staff may be elevated or somebody the president knows. i'm sorry, most cases it's someone the president knows from their prior life before the presidency that they bring into the white house kitchen if they will make a change. but most, since 1960, most presidents have kept a holdover on the previous administration. so for instance, a guy named henry holler big -- hail or. who is a swiss b

e again that was jacqueline schultz reporting, the clark county clerk's office says nearly 700 couples applied for a marriage license for today, a new york city club. a comedy club got a star studded headliner for its first night back open and more than a year native new york and iconic comedian jerry seinfeld helped to welcome back an audience to the gotham comedy club, the iconic comedian admitted to getting the pre show jitters ahead of last night's performance. i felt like getting electrocuted in a good way. the audience was great, and i was actually feeling like, can i still do this? you know, i don't know if you wonder if you remember it's like not playing tennis for a year. can you be electrocuted in a good way? who knows? well the audience was maxed out at 100. lucky people inside the club, the other two thirds of the comedy clubs, tables and chairs will lay sat and florida way have been inside our our sanctuary in over a year here easter celebrations will be even more special this year coming up. churches are preparing to welcome parishioners back plus crowds causing problems

dayana: a no repetir la historia y a crear una mejor para sus cuatro hijos, es lo que jacqueline aprendiÓsemanas donde buscan concientizar a madres y padres a criar mejor a sus hijos. >> tenemos talleres de lunes a sÁbado en diferentes horarios, damos las clases en inglÉs y espaÑol. dayana: el programa es totalmente gratis, el Único requisito es ser residentes del condado de santa clara. >> haciendo esto, estamos creando cerebros mÁs sanos en nuestros niÑos. dayana: tocan temas como el apego emocional de los hijos y cÓmo evitar el estrÉs. >> sabemos que la capacidad de ser padre se forma en la educaciÓn que le damos nosotros de 0 a 6 aÑos. dayana: para mÁs informaciÓn, puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla, aquÍ les estarÁn dando algunos consejos que comparten en el taller. >> cuando le haces caso a tu niÑo, tu niÑo se estÁ dando cuenta que tÚ le estÁs colocando atenciÓn y le estÁs dando seguridad. dayana: aprender a cuidarte primero a ti. >> no podemos dar lo que no tenemos, yo quiero que mi hija sea muy educada y yo no lo hago, entonces uno de los ejercicios muy importante es trabajar en m

cnn's jacqueline howard has more on this. what can you tell us?er: there is a lot of interest in what this cdc guidance says for vaccinated people. just to clarify, you're considered fully vaccinated two weeks after completing a covid-19 vaccine regiment. that is two weeks after getting a sim dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine or two weeks after getting your second dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccines. here what is the cdc guidance says for fully vaccinated people. if you're traveling within the u.s. there is no need to get tested or self-quarantine but you still want to wear a mask and take other precautions. if you're traveling internationally there is no need for quarantine but you need a negative covid-19 test before entering the u.s. and it's still recommended to get a follow-up test three to five days after you have returned. now, cdc director rochelle walensky says this does not recommend travel. keep in mind only 17% of the u.s. population is vaccinated. covid cases continue to rise. dr. walensky says she is still worried. have a list

jacqueline, the fda report was just jaw-dropping. what else was in there?t to me. the report identified procedures to prevent cross-contamination not being followed. the report also says there was inadequate quality control, lack of employee training, and as you mentioned, john, unsanitary building conditions, peeling paint and residue on walls and uncleaned surfaces. they've put out a statement in response to this. they say, quote, it's committed to working with the fda and johnson & johnson to quickly revolve the issues identified. johnson & johnson also put out a statement. the company says, quote, jnl will exercise its oversight authority to ensure that all of fda's observations are addressed promptly and comprehensively. now, john, previously johnson & johnson had said it shows the is. working and it's important to note that no covid-19 vaccine manufactured at this plant has been distributed in the united states. >> jacqueline howard, thank you for that. i have to say it's gross. and then you have to remember it's being around a vaccine that millions o

in 1961 jfk was elected president buchwald saw the style that john of kennedy and his wife, jacquelinekennedy, referring to washington. buchwald thought perhaps this is a good time to move and cover something different then paris nightlife and celebrities. he saw the new frontier is a challenge. but some warned him that if he went to washington he would get massacred. how could he possibly compete with columnists like -- , arthur crock, james, and stewart. despite the warnings, buchwald made the leap anyway in 1962, and to his immense credit within a few years has brand of humor and satire, and his comic, easygoing personality made him a national journalistic celebrity. from then, on until he died in 2007, buchwald we would entertain people from around the world with his, whipped his, humor insight, satire, and above all, his good cheer. for over five decades it seems as if everyone began their day by reading art buchwald as he satirized political scoundrels. lampooned the powerful and the pompous. and over his long career, poked fun at ten different presidents of the united states, be

that was jacqueline abad reporting in. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. but can i will be back at the top of the hour. we're continuing to follow breaking news in fremont where police officer shot and killed somebody in a hotel parking lot. what we've just learned in the past 30 minutes and we'll head out to oakland for a live report from the coliseum where the a's are just now wrapping up their home opener with fans in the stands. >> for the first time in more than a year. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. >> from the bay area's local news station. now with breaking news. >> and that breaking news. a fremont police officer has shot and killed a suspected happened in a hotel parking lot. thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 10. i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. the latest word is no officers were injured in this shooting. it happened just before 06:30pm tonight. >> in the hyatt place hotel parking lot. that's near interstate 80 and warren avenue in fremont. police say the person who was shot had several warrants out

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tayana: a no repetir la historia crear una mejor para sus cuatros hijos, es lo que jacqueline aprendiÓnde buscan a generar a los padres a generar un mejor ambiente para sus hijos. >> las clases son por medio de zoom tenemos talleres de lunes a sÁbados en diferentes horarios, todos los horarios para todos los dÍas. lo estamos dando en inglÉs y en espaÑol. tayana: es un programa completamente gratis, el Único requisito de ser residente del condado santa clara. >> nosotros estamos ahÍ para escucharlos, apoyarlos y consolarlos, estamos creando un cerebro muy sano. eso va a transferirse en un niÑo mÁs fuerte. sabemos que la capacidad en ser padres se forma bÁsicamente en lo que nos pasa a nosotros, de 0:00 a 2:00 aÑos. tayana: puede participar a la pÁgina web, llamar al 408901650 66. >> estar conciente y presente, cuando tÚ estÉs en el momento presente, y le das casa conscientemente a tu hijo es es un apego emocional invaluable. porque tu niÑo se estÁ dando cuenta que tÚ le estÁs poniendo atenciÓn y le estÁs dando seguridad. tayana: aprender a cuidarte primero a ti. >> no podemos dar lo que

and i would say jacqueline kennedy.ked at imaging, her husband's administration, and recreating the white house as a stage for the conduct of politics and diplomacy through her renovation of the white house, in the same way that dolley looked at the white house as a stage and imaged her husband's presidency. so i see, you know, a lot of comparable activity and things that she was trying to achieve as was jacqueline kennedy. >> and jacqueline kennedy referenced dolley. >> yes, she did. >> she was an informal scholar of dolley, was a big fan, and definitely referenced her especially in the redoing of the white house. >> and she had to love the french furniture. [ laughter ] >> and with regard to the renovation of the white house, if you go to the white house today, can you still see evidence of the torching by the british? >> there are places in the basement where you can see burned timbers. and i know when they did the restoration of the white house under the trumans, they found a lot of charred wood and charred bricks a

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parishioner jacqueline missed all of it, she waited a long time to return to her house of worship. >>i was caged in a box and now i could come out of the box, and just celebrate jesus.>> reporter: it was more than a celebration, it was also a reunion. >> i'm just so grateful that i'm here and i get to see all of these faces that i haven't seen in maybe a year or so.>> i am so excited, getting dressed, i said yes, i get to go to church because at this time last year, we didn't have any church. >> reporter: many relied on their faith during a period of extreme hardship, dealing with depression and isolation. >> i had my days, and it was just hard, i couldn't have people over, and i had to lean more to ,. >> reporter: those who return found plenty of room to social distance, and many were already vaccinated, acts full gospel church has 4000 seats, 450 people attended the noon service. >> we have been dead for a little over one year, march 8, 2020 that we close the doors. >> reporter: this is why the bishop says it was fitting to re-of been on easter sunday. reopen. temperature checks 6 f

and subsequently cleared the athletes then hawkins got more details earlier from correspondent jacqueline vega. well right now we have front and center to a british 2012 a limp ians that would be hurdler rhys williams and the runner gareth warburton now back in 2014 they both tested positive for steroids but they blamed supplements that they had taken saying that they had been contaminated so of course at the time tests were carried out and it was found that those supplements had been contaminated and the 2 were let off with a 4 and 6 month suspension respectively and you can decision at the time said that the athletes were victims but they had brought the matter on themselves thus the suspension so case closed right well it was until right now the mail on sunday has come out with a report that has turned all of that upside down and 1st of all they say that the pair themselves arrange the testing of those supplements and allowed that had been recommended to them but had no you cats over vision of it whatsoever there was no oversight of those testing facilities at all and as i said that an

research for all of the interim results are out for the corona shot with more on the story his oxys jacqueline. overall the data about corona is quite encouraging but the company behind the shot has released data showing that affections can occur after the shot has been given out of a group of 150 people 28 later tested positive for corona virus but this isn't anything to be particularly alarmed about because the company said that these were people 60 years and older who would not remain isolated during the vaccination process itself corona requires 2 shots given 2 weeks apart and only a few weeks after that 2nd shot is given will the body be able to produce a sufficient level of antibodies which is of course the norm for all of the vaccines that are out on the market right now now dr has said most of those cases actually did occur within the $42.00 days necessary for the body to build up its munity there are still some cases of infection and people who have had the corona vaccination as is the case with any covert 90 job in the vast majority of cases it occurs when the person didn't have time

there's a lot of camera tonight, looking out toward the oakland jacqueline and square that flag getting a bit of a workout so, but it's still breezy this evening just showed you with those of the with those of reports farr's overnight we'll start out tomorrow morning. most areas in the forties, but we'll have a few upper thirties out there to start out your saturday morning and then into the afternoon hours will have more sunshine temperatures. upper fifties coast side sixties. the warm spots will be in the mid to upper seventies as this area of high pressure. this is the source of the warming this week. cancel warmer forecast looks pretty quiet into next week as well. temperatures for tomorrow. lots of sunshine by the afternoon hours. standard rules of 76 san jose 70 degrees, and it's still warm into sunday, minimal change into monday. no rain clouds of speak of the mild weather patterns here to stay. maybe the chance of a few showers by april 19th people 20th. keep our fingers crossed. hopefully, that could be happy. my goodness. all right, mark. thank you. san francisco's first outdo

you are the person who is proud of your soldiers you're proud of the mozambique military this is jacqueline this is what she's saying about what is happening right now in nova have a listen. we witnesses that while fighting has been ongoing for the past 4 years the intensity and frequency or taxes increased dramatically or the past year and as we saw in paula recently to use tactics that may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity this is immense implications for physical security of civilians as well as for the growing humanitarian crisis in the country and unfortunately we've also seen this couple that is government security forces there are ill equipped to respond with that or are themselves perpetrating crimes against civilians and so as spending expands biggest threats just multiply for this is problematic because yeah this is because the civilians need to be protected and we're getting reports of the having that city as a living in the bush at the army needs to know the difference between who they need to be fighting and who they don't need to be fighting. if i outline i don'

like the discoveries that would be totally inappropriate earlier my colleague sandra pharma and jacqueline talked through the day's developments. as the russian reaction makes clear this latest move from the us represents a sharp hit to relations between the 2 countries and the measures being announced are quite extensive they came in the form of a 5 page executive order so what's in it let's take a look now 10 personnel from the russian diplomatic mission in washington d.c. are to be expelled and the biden administration said that that includes representatives of russian intelligence services but giving them details as to what exactly that means 32 and cities and individuals or sanctioned for quote carrying out russian government directed attempts to influence the 2028 us presidential election comes as no surprise that that was also within the document apart from that the u.s. treasury will also be targeting a number of russian financial institutes and 6 russian technology companies have been designated saying that they provided support to russian intelligence services allegedly facilitat

with a bunch of out of today just part of my colleague jacqueline vega she is ready raring to go she'll be here with the latest news headlines for you in half an hour . as an individual committed a crime so nice to an international community a crime. even 20 years later when that individual is 40 are you still auditioning the person who committed the crime or is the person being punished for something that they were a completely different person at the time one doesn't expire one is a person's actions no longer what we need to judge them for an everyday basis. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids and invaded america under the banner of medicine he persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 1

violently has been moved to a prison hospital bed claims of deteriorating health correspondent jacqueline vega has more details on monday the russian state penitentiary service announced their decision to transfer alex and of amit to a regional hospital for prisoners now according to their statement his health is currently satisfactory and he has agreed to start taking vitamin supplements opposition activists has been on hunger strike since march 31st protesting the fact that his personal physicians have not been allowed to visit him and he said that he's been having medical issues just a few days ago one of his physicians said that his health is currently seriously deteriorating according to lab results that were shared with him but the state is insisting that all of his medical needs are being met on the is currently of course serving a 2 and a half year sentence for parole violations and over the weekend his supporters called for a nationwide demonstration to be held this wednesday over these recent developments with his health but since that rally is an authorized authorities are urgi

so are you chuckling if you are going to joining us live in the studio for more details on this jacqueline you know look as far as i understand these were regular show drills right but then why all the hype in the western world about the question then is that because for moscow this was business as usual and now the work is done and the number of troops and military machines are soon going to be heading back to their permanent bases which makes for a pretty anti-climactic ending to all the hype over russian aggression we've been hearing for the past few weeks let's take a listen to what's been said a sampling of what's been said on that front tensions are rising in ukraine as russia continues to ramp up its military force on the border between the 2 countries a pentagon spokesman has called the deployment of russian troops deeply concerning urging moscow to clarify its intentions ukraine is seeking international support against russia's military buildup along its borders in that direction just a few miles the russian border and beyond that that is where the pentagon says more than $40000.0

ministration has apologized for donald trump's quote renegade approach to the climate crisis auntie's jacqueline vega asks if this will unleash a flood of overdue confessions from the white house. we are very sorry for the last 4 years where the president who didn't care about science fair enough right from pulling out of the paris agreement kashyap waves around the world and one of the 1st things biden did after bumping trump out of the white house was to rejoin it i'm all we're at it maybe there are some other things from the past 4 years you guys want to apologize for on behalf of trump there's plenty to choose from though that could take a while and dems are pretty vocal about condemning all that stuff at the time so maybe that's a given so what about apologizing for biden's controversial past dances he's had a long political career after all and then there's the whole inappropriate touching thing i'm sorry this happened but but i'm not sorry in the sense that i think i did anything that was intentionally designed to do anything wrong or be inappropriate ok not quite taking responsibility th

jones barbecue on broadway by jacqueline and square and was known as the queen of q.e died on march 17th while battling breast cancer. she was 69 years old. several barrier leaders attended the service outside of her restaurant, her family and people who knew her describe miss king as a compassionate rebel and say her restaurants were only part of who she was. the star of the king. first one was an icon julie haener. she was a businesswoman. she was a social activist she cared about then housed population here in our community. she used her brilliance and her genius and who the source is to help others less fortunate. yeah, to show just how compassionate she was. this king was known for hiring homeless people and former inmates. she was also homeless advocate and had opened a home for women and children in west oakland. still ahead, improving ports, roads, schools and bridges will tell you about president biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan. adam using parks in california get ready to reopen for the first time since last year. we'll show you the preparations under

arabic editor sees as a coordinated attack earlier my colleagues jacqueline berger discussed this with what i've just yet. one of the biggest new shadows in the world more than 5000000 subscribers 3bb views and all of this happened because apparently a channel called business casual filed for strikes copyright infringements against r.t. arabic in the span of barely a few months which by itself is almost unprecedented and now r.t. arabic has become the biggest news channel in the world to have been blocked banned because of. such infringement you know this is this is unprecedented territory for him from start to finish mall than that these channels business casual it focuses on business things but recently it has begun posting what can only be described as anti kremlin propaganda. a slew of videos in recent days more than that they have also followed a lawsuit against r.t. international and the now seeking damages and also refusing any communication with the channel this is you know especially worrying because as the arabic says editor in chief said there is this feeling that this is a

we kelly miller, lanie fema first princess optical, jacqueline, bait and princess ashland cynical palm. mm hmm the candidates competed virtually some doing traditional japanese dancing. they will represent san francisco and goodwill tours to japan, los angeles and hawaii. last night's ceremony was hosted by our own jana katsuyama. good evening, everyone. here's what's happening tonight in sports. two very significant facts about the 2021 masters, padecky matsuyama will always be remembered as the first player from japan to win a green jacket, and it was fortunate for him that he took a four stroke cushion into today's final round. matsuyama started the day with the buggy but then picked up three birdies on the front nine, this one on the eighth hole, and matsuyama was building a comfortable cushion, but things got a little more interesting on the back nine matsuyama, hitting his second shot on the par 4/15 and this one will find the water. matsuyama took a bogey there and one at 16 all of a sudden, his comfortable margin. it's so comfortable. just 24 year old san francisco native will