of life the partnership between the companies hopes to ease some concerns about sustainability as lime scooters and e-books have been criticised for their short life spans and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s available at smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. you can also be downloaded onto a model samsung smart t.v.'s and roku devices or simply check it out at portable t.v. it's the next time. those who don't consume don't think and often do it on their own with a single on down assume that are equal tony jones is also means only fools are still small. don't. tell him to. move with wooden missiles this is how the acid altered. there are 3 big events and in more than a fused 3 which could not be predicted because they were ridiculous the good the prospects for because it was great will won because nobody read it can see that what would happen if you deployed us old and machine guns on so i could call them machine guns because this was always done against school warrior sch

of life the partnership between the companies hopes to ease some concerns about sustainability of lime scooters and e-books have been criticized for their short life spans and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s available in smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. you can also be downloaded onto a model samsung smart t.v.'s and roku devices or simply check it out portable t.v. is the next time. the 21st century america is exhausted it's just tired and it doesn't have anything approaching in march but china after being on the margins for so long does have something to prove and they do have the capacity and they are putting shoulder to the wheel and they are working on. the or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confes

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of life the partnership between the companies hopes to ease some concerns about sustainability of lime scooters and e-books have been criticized for their short life spans and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s available at smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. which you can also be downloaded onto a model samsung smart t.v. and roku devices or simply check it out at portable t.v. it's the next time. the 21st century america is exhausted it's just tired and it doesn't have anything approaching more but china after being on the margins for so long does have something to prove and they do have the capacity and they are putting shoulder to the wheel and they are working. during the vietnam war us forces. are in laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much it is officially. country per cap. all human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn we don't think it's happening. even today

. >>> kit kat has a new special edition flavor coming out this spring, key lime pie.hocolate, the kit kat wafer is covered in key lime pie flavored creme. it will be available nationwide. previous seasonal offerings included an apple pie kit kat for summer and pumpkin pie kit kat for fall. huh. >> i like key lime pie. >> i do too. >>> one of pop music's biggest stars is out with a new crocs and socks collaboration. it features a crocs classic clog with tall white socks from justin bieber's clothing line drew house. the footwear creation also features characters from the drew house community. it is the second time the singer/songwriter teamed up with crocs, the lavender colored shoes will sell for about 70 bucks starting on march 16th. crocs are fine if you are a child, a nurse or you work in the canoe industry. >> okay. so maybe he has a target market. >> yeah. >> coming up next at 6:30, a harry potter actress talking about the racial discrimination she faced and how she was trained to deny what was happening. >>> breweries, wineries, distilleries all getting ready to

. >> the lime wire version that i downloaded. >> they left the last one off. name one of the top-suggested songs that could replace the star-spangled banner as the national anthem. there's been a lot of talk of picking a new song. >> "america the beautiful." >> "america the beautiful", by ray charles is one of them. >> swag, sir. >> that's my national anthem. >> petition.org. alice farmer said "who let the dogs out." which would also be a pop quiz. this is a fun one. whose rendition of the national anthem is said to be the best of all time. >> whitney houston. 1991 super bowl. >> girl, you knew the year and everything. >> i did. >> i think we have a clip of this. ♪ say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> as well. >> that is so good. >> you know that originally, the nfl didn't want her to sing it like that. but she was like, no, i want to make it my own and put my own twist on it. and the rest was history. >> how could you not let her sing it how she wants to sing it. on the flip side of that, though, you guys, which high-profile name is said to have t

upon the main hatches i see regal feathery thing of unspot whiteness and with a hooked roman bill sub lime. in turning, asked a sailor, what bird is this? a goony, he replied. >> log 147. ship, mary mitchell. samuel joy, master and keeper. october 20th, 1835. set whale watches again. caught a porpoise and a goony and put a tally on him. log 367, ship, three brothers. joseph s. adams, master. tobias taylor, chafls coppin, keepers. january 10th, 1854, caught a goony and put a label around. marked ship, three brothers full, bound home. and let it any to the four corners. and we hope it will bring us to nantucket. >> the chase. first day. now, by reason of this timely someoning round the boat upon its axis, its bow, by anticipating was made to face the whale's head while yet unwater. but as if perceiving this strategy, moby-dick w that malicious intel residence is jens ascribed to him sidlely transplanted him in an instant. shooting his pleated head lengthwise we beet the boat the whale lying on his back in the manner of a biting shark. taking the bows full win its mouth the white whale shook

and the first thing i think he asked for was lime. >> reporter: why would he ask for lime?ing. it almost acts like baking soda would to absorb odors. >> reporter: donna told the shopper, sorry, they didn't sell lime. she said he grunted and kept on moving. minutes later, he was back at her register to check out. >> do you remember what that person bought? >> a tarp, shiny shovel, silver, duct tape and gloves. >> do you see that person in the courtroom today? >> yeah. >> what was that? >> yes. >> could you point him out and describe what he's wearing? >> i'm so nervous. he's over there. >> what is he wearing? >> a white vest. i remember his eyes more than anything else. >> you could tell that she was just terrified of this guy. my god. you know, i sold this guy these things that helped him kill his wife. >> reporter: and there was something else that tripped doug up, a credit card blunder. before he went to michigan, doug bought a throwaway cell phone called a trac phone that normally assures anonymity. except, as you can see doug swiping here, he's just bought it with a cre

coming back now because only people who live in the highlands are allowed to gather the mushrooms and lime and change is also contributing to them becoming more scarce. though it's a day i'm not going to find anything like isn't on my side. great time the harvest a small the 3 caterpillar mushrooms are worth about 15 euros. i found one of. if they're going with this is the legendary quarter subs medicinal mushroom the soil the parasitic fungal infests a caterpillar caterpillar dies and the mushroom grows through onto the surface we harvest this strange mix of caterpillar and fungus some. time with openings and with an interview in which i don't have things that i don't know david does that doesn't mean that the outside of butan people use them as medicine. especially to make men strong. well the new it gives us a really good income. and that's why there are still young people here near the game would have been let in the world and or the there that's enough and there was some highlanders can now even afford to take a helicopter taxi to go shopping in the capital for them for local good jug

and lime investing $50 million with plans to offer service in 50 cities worldwide by the end of the year. the ebike battery is interchangeable with skoopters and phone holder, handlebar display and automatic two-speed transmission. the new bikes are expected to launch this summer. laura and marcus, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >> let's go for a ride. 5:43. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," governor gavin newsom's office quickly turning down the heat following a recent restaurant photo opportunity. we'll explain what it was in this case. >>> a very good monday morning to you, first day of march as well. looks quiet at the golden gate bridge. still pretty early. maybe folks easing into their monday morning as they ease out of really a great weekend. it was beautiful across the bay area. kari it's got a look at our forecast. we'll check that morning commute. looks kind of light right now but i'm not the expert, mike. we'll leave that to you. right now, kari, it's all you. >> you call it march 1st. i call it the first day of meteorological spring, and we're looking forward to som

i scoop out the seeds, cut them up with a bit of lime juice, some chili powder. it's a beautiful thing. papaya sauce on its own, can't beat it. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy, strawberry papaya. wonderful to say, better to eat. >>> coming up 5:00, the latest snow survey shows california is experiencing its fifth straight month of below average snow, raising more concerns about our water supply. we look at lessons learned since the last drought. we will have that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally this afternoon, a new treat for those who love peanut butter. breezes is ditching the chocolate for this version of its unit buttercup. it is peanut butter covered in a peanut butter flavored candy shell. we will find out if there onto something or missing too much with an iconic formula. >> nothing against peanut butter on peanut butter. that's fine with me. the more the better. >> can't wait to try it. >> give me an apple slice with that, it's all good. >> i can't eat peanut butter anymore, i've developed an allergy to it. >> oh no. over four million pe

10:00 eastern this morning joining us to talk about his book and other issues. (202) 748-8001 the lime to use for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. all others, (202) 748-8002. i think when you and i spoke last year book was about to be published or was coming out at that time. a year that saw a great deal of racial unrest and violence in the u.s.. if you had to add an addendum to your book or some observations on what has happened in the past year and the election of the biden administration, how would you address that? prof. glaude: the u.k. addition of the book came out in january. i wrote in the presses that addition, i pray that we don't treat -- the fantasy of donald trump with his belief that america must be a white nation -- i don't want us to hold onto the viewer believe this fantasy that somehow the election of the biden harris administration resolve the matter, that we ought to -- that their election puts a grateful republic back. i heard the last collar, eye color in the last hour say she was sleeping well. i'm happy about that but she must understand we are still i

san francisco-based lime is investing $50 million to expand its e-bike division. scooter company formerly known as lime bike plans to launch its electricity bicycle fleet in 25 cities this year. it's also adding a new bike model that will have increased motor power and automatic two-speed transmission and a phone holder. those next generation bikes will come with an electronically controlled hub lock to protect against theft and vandalism. >>> all right. >>> all right. when we come back, it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called ibs-c, and time to say yesss! to linzess. linzess works differently than laxatives. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may h

civilly with him and robbed path and lime juice into his woman ringback ringback. 3 days later the body of another slave who had his fame and was brought to us by cut off his hat and with the body in public but mostly only way to exalt the control of the new yorkers. and this is a family reason was adopted by all the colonies. in force and condition of the negro not relent just being knighted only strengthened gardens and held them back. these kinds of tortures and these kinds of punishments this kind of brutality actually became commonplace on these plantations where you had white people working out among armies of slaves who they feared they could not control the sound of the screaming and the stench of the burning bodies that also became a fundamental feature of the jamaican landscape right that is what plantation society is it's that smell it's that sound it's that fear and terror that compelling people to work and to obey their masters there's no way to separate that kind of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that that labor produced. but the plantation owners

woman #9: this really brings out -- lemonis: this is sriracha lime.emonis: i'd like you to try the salted caramel. can you taste the salt and the caramel? man #4: not so much the salt. woman #11: i would blue ball it. lemonis: you'd blue ball it. okay. ♪♪ man #5: don't quite get the caramel flavor. lemonis: okay. woman #12: this just taste like marshmallow. lemonis: we had some feedback on the salted caramel. it either wasn't salty enough or it didn't have enough caramel. sam: i wonder if the salty caramel trend is dead. lemonis: no. it's not. that's like saying chocolate is dead. -sam: okay. -lemonis: it's not. yours just isn't good. if it's our number-one seller, we have to get it right. sam: i think sometimes people think i'm angry, but i'm not an angry person. i'm determined and i'm aggressive. the chicken or the egg. the question isn't which came first... ...it's, “which comes with peanut butter?” duh. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-

i feel lime fighting for people like me, fighting to continue to be comfortable in who i am and whatdy can have an impact, big or small. ♪ i can't breathe ♪ >> reporter: the 23-year-old is no stranger about writing music for america's racial awakening. fight for me ♪ >> reporter: dropping the track "i can't breathe" in the wake of george floyd's death last year. an anthem that captured both the pain and the heartbreak felt across the country. >> i'm curious the place that you were in when you wrote that, and how you've been able to harness this painful period and find a way to elevate it in a way that we can all lean into and appreciate. >> yeah, i mean, the song, it came from a very painful place. i always say these things like, you know, how do we cope when we don't love each other? what is a gun to a man that surrenders? what is the world like this? all these questions i had. i just put them in the song. and it was like a tribute to george floyd, but it's also -- hopefully it was a spark for change. >> i'm curious if you think that music can be a vehicle for this transformation th

and there large limes a vaccine is not the solution. their patience is the solution. >> again, the governor has said that right now we're doing about 1.8 million vaccinations. a week in california. he sees that going up to 2 and a half million and eventually 3 million administered a week. again, that is all dependent on that supply. that should start trickling in about a week or so. reporting live. dan kerman kron 4 news thank you. dan increased eligibility may mean more competition for the vaccine in people. >> already having trouble accessing a clinic could be left behind. even more, but not if the vaccine is brought to them, perhaps kron four's rob fladeboe reports on mobile vaccinations in the south bay. >> santa clara county world of one of its large mobile health care units monday to serve as a backdrop for an announcement that it will soon have another unit specially designed for the fight against covid-19 mobile vaccinations are already under way in the form of temporary pop-up clinics. >> but the new smaller unit is more nimble

is an i 2 years in the making features a citrus aroma was hints of grapefruit taint 10 or rain and limeh an undertone. we're getting very technical on. this is a lot of an undertone of an array of tropical fruit flavors castor in the boston brooke humphries says this beer is perfect for non drinkers who like the taste of beer without the alcohol almost sounds like some kind of a lot in a case. still ahead on kron 4 news. >> and the space suspect facing a string of felony charges but a hate crime is not one of them will talk to a criminal law professor on what is and is not a hate crime. plus a record settlement. the city of minneapolis agrees to pay 27 million dollars to the family of george floyd and protesters outside the white house they are demanding the president grant clemency to at least 100 women behind bars will have their story next. back off! you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. but you can help pr

lee, the sean musical storefronts - sean musical storefronts program left him knowing how important limeger than before, does inspire me to keep going and get ready to play again. the program is making a big difference to musicians and is such a success, it may be duplicated elsewhere. and elements of it may even become a permanent fixture of urban life in america in post— pandemic times. , brooks, bbc news new york. the latest test flight of an unmanned spacex rocket has had a successful take—off in south texas. the rocket reached a predetermined height of ten kilometres before landing again. a spacex commentator called it a �*beautiful soft landing". however the test ended in a fiery explosion a few minutes later. the rocket was thrown into the air and crashed back to the ground. it was the third rocket to explode in as many months. the company's owner, elon musk, is hoping that the rockets will be able to take humans to mars. it doesn't get much better than this. if you are an antiques hunter, it is the sort of thing you dream about trawling through yard sales and offbeat shops. this

we civilly with him and robbed path of salt and lime juice into his wounds. 3 days later the body of another slave to his feet was brought to us by cut off his hat and with the body in public that was the only way to exert control of the new us. and this is the family reason it was adopted by all the colonies. in force and condition of the negro not relent just being knighted only strengthen biden's and hold them back. these kinds of tortures and these kinds of punishments this kind of brutality actually became commonplace on these plantations where you had white people working out among armies of slaves who they feared they could not control the sound of the screaming and the stench of the burning bodies that also became a fundamental feature of the jamaican landscape right and that is what plantation society is it's that smell it's that sound it's that fear and terror that's compelling people to work and to obey their masters there's no way to separate that kind of terror.

{lime their views and pre'udices. once u on a their views and pre'udices.time, the news - their views and prejudices. once upon a time, the news was - their views and prejudices. once upon a time, the news was the i their views and prejudices. once upon a time, the news was the star. in the new world, it is the stars that will be the news. our top story this evening: a serving police officer has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of sarah everard in london. coming up — the former welsh rugby international, markjones, on how his stammer drove him to violence behaviour on the pitch. and coming up on sportsday bbc news. 20 times grand slam winner, roger federer, returns to the court for the first time in more than a year. we'll have news on how britain's dan evans fared against him at the qatar open. there's been so much pressure on intensive care units during the pandemic, that senior consultants and surgeons have been drafted in from other parts of hospitals to help support the intensive care nurses. at kings college hospital in london, they set up a f

we civilly with him and rubbed patha salt and lime juice into his room ringback. 3 days later the body of another slave who had his fame to what brought to us by cut off his head and with the body in public but mostly only way to exalt our control of the new russia. and this a family reason was adopted by all the colonies. in force and condition of the negroes not relent to us being needed only strengthen violence and hold them back. these kinds of tortures and these kinds of punishments this kind of brutality actually became commonplace on these plantations where you had white people working out among armies of slaves who they feared they could not control the sound of the screaming and the stench of the burning bodies that also became a fundamental feature of the jamaican landscape right that is what plantation society is it's that smell it's that sound it's that fear and terror that's compelling people to work and to obey their masters there's no way to separate that kind of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that that labor produced. but the plantation owners

every time is like the first lime. all i kept saying is okay, it is enough. eve even though you know what happens in the end. as you watch the video, okay, okay, okay, you can take it off his neck now. let the man breathe. it is so hard to watch that video. but, we just can't look away from it. that's not justice. that's not deescalation. that's not what police officers are supposed to do. you know that. not when this man, not when george floyd is dying in the streets with the police officer's knee on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds while george floyd was fighting for every breath. >> you will learn what happened during that trial. 9:29. what happened in 9 minutes and 29 seconds when mr. chauvin was putting excessive force on mr. floyd's neck. >> derek chauvin kept his knees for 4 minutes and 25 seconds. he kept his knee on floyd's neck for another 50 seconds as he suffers seizures and another 3 minutes and 51 seconds even though he was non-responsive. 9 minutes , 29 seconds. jerry blackwell. >> i can tell you that you can believe your eyes that it is a

steven jackson, who was here in the very beginning of all of this, who pushed and kept this case in the lime lite, he said, justice for george floyd and love for all who have love for all. love for all who have love for all. today, we can get some measure of justice, ben. today is the beginning of a new era for a minneapolis, minnesota, and for america and the world as a whole. keep your eyes on minnesota, this is where change is going to start. thank you. >> thank you, attorney miller. and as i get ready to bring attorney steph stearns from minneapolis, we are trying to be -- we are now speaking around 8:40 or so and at 8:46, at 8:46 is symbolic. it's a reason then we're going to try to have you all follow his instructions. attorney jeff stearns, one of the great minnesota lawyers, along with his partner helped us achieve the civil justice. now we turn to attorney general keith allison and his team of prosecutors to deliver criminal justice. it has been such an honor to work with you, jeff, in your native hometown. >> thank you, man, it's been an honor to work with you as well. for too long

every time is like the first lime. i don't know about you, all i kept saying is okay, it is enough. even though you know what happens in the end. as you watch the video, okay, okay, okay, you can take it off his neck now. let the man breathe. it is so hard to watch that video. but, we just can't look away from it. that's not justice. that's not deescalation. that's not what police officers are supposed to do. you know that. not when this man, not when george floyd is dying in the streets with the police officer's knee on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds while george floyd was fighting for every breath. >> you will learn what happened during that trial. 9:29. the most important numbers in this trial. what happened in 9 minutes and 29 seconds when mr. chauvin was putting excessive force on mr. floyd's neck. >> derek chauvin kept his knees for 4 minutes and 25 seconds. as floyd cried out for help. he kept his knee on floyd's neck for another 50 seconds as he suffers seizures and another 3 minutes and 51 seconds even though he was non-responsive. 9 minutes, 29 seconds. prosecuting

>> the valley chokes on a lime jell-o night at his prison and putin recovers by saying let's renegotiatethe inf treaty. i know i violated it, but here is that carrots. if you forgive me this suicidal opposition guy, i will renegotiate the inf treaty you have a huge international win. and biden will say i love your style. kennedy: good god. so things are great, putin's and be overthrown, he will be russian president very soon, that is what you're saying? [laughter] or not. [laughter] 's before bryan suits thank you so much good to talk to me. coming up come up more and more members of both parties lashing out against and a cuomo. one prominent voice very absent in the confirmation. where's anti- crusader kamala? where's anti- crusader kamala? the panel breaks it down, ♪♪ (car horn) ♪♪ turn today's dreams into tomorrow's trips... with millions of flexible booking options. all in one place. expedia. you quit smoking and thought, "that's that." but here's the thing about lung cancer... by the time you see the symptoms, it could be too late. but now, there's a new scan that can detect lung ca

wing is yet only appear to the imagination from a view of the foundation which is laid in stone and lime. you can see that in this illustration here. this is the capital that george thatcher and his roommate, both from maine, appear at in the -- at the end of the century, really, 1800. it's november 1800 when they convene. they actually meet here -- i show this because not many people get to see this image. this is a blueprint of the main floor of the capitol at the time when congress first moves in. the senate was down below where the old supreme court chamber is now. the galley is depicted here. and the house of representatives is actually meeting where the library of congress was going to eventually be meeting. in the third session -- i'm sorry. there's no third session. in the seventh congress, george thatcher decides he's been re-elected. but he decides his family is better served by him earning a nice salary as a supreme court justice back in massachusetts. maine was part of massachusetts at that time. he gives up his seat in congress and his old roommate is now representing maine

emily: you still have equity stakes in aurora, lime, in joby, and a $30 billion investment portfolio.der what the strategy is there. is uber a vc now? dara: not a vc. the investment portfolio is significant. we think the value of that is going to grow. we have a large stake in a big rideshare player, and a joint venture that are all about mobility in delivery ecosystem, so any investor who invests in uber gets the benefits of the mainline business that we are running as a mobility network on a normal basis. it also gets further gross -- growth from the ecosystem that we have to focus on these partnerships. emily: as the world starts to open up, what is the picture of demand you are seeing? we have heard speculation about a roaring 20's style return. is that how you would characterize it? and how are you preparing to meet the demand to make sure there are enough drivers to serve all of your customers? dara: although it might feel like it, i was not around in the roaring 20's. after this year, i feel like i was. we are seeing trends that are encouraging. our bookings february over janua

i have beans, limes and pineapple juice. what did you create? >> yes, you do.ad some onions and some garlic, i put that in there too then i hit it with a little bit of dried cumin to bring some warmth and then here's your pineapple juice, put the pi pineapple juice in the mixture and let it cook down and added the beans on top, let it get warm and hot and delicious and then i'm going to serve it to you with rice and that lime juice, acidic over the top. so we've got the sweet, the warmth, the acid and a little bed of white rice to mop it up. you could eat it with toast and be happy. i hope you will be happy. want to give it a shot? >> i don't have any utensils here. i'll give it a shot on the commercial break. i will say it's amazing. it smells delicious. and i'm actually going to share this as well with robin and amy over there. >> thank you. >> we got to thank you. this is really creative. everyone has pantries, we have all these things in our pantries that we never get around to using and love the way you're creative and inspiring people to do it. thank you

shares of novavax liming after a u.k.tudy found the vaccine had an efficacy of 96.4 percent against mild, moderate, and severe symptoms caused by the original covid-19 strain. joining us is the ceo of novavax, stan erck. anything with good efficacy, we all love to talk about. when are you going to get to file in the u.s. and the u.k.? stan: it is a great question. we are working hard to do that. in the u.k., we expect that will be our first filing. the data we announced last night was confirming the interim results, and then expanded that to show that we prevent all severe forms, and importantly, as you point out, mild, moderate, and severe, so along the spectrum. we are putting together the data from the trial into a package, and we have in parallel work on the manufacturing side, and both of those we hope to go in for filing with the nhra, the u.s. it -- the u.k. equivalent of the eua, and it is up to the agency to determine the timing of that. alix: with the usb far behind that? stan: -- would the u.s. be far behind th

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. >> .75 ounces of lime juice. >> guillermo: wait, hold on. >> jimmy: split that in half, yeah, greatl do that one. 1 ounce exactly. [ laughter ] >> 1.5 ounces of simple syrup. >> jimmy: oh. >> depends how sweet you want it to be. i like mine sweet, i'm not trying to brag. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's simple syrup, okay, great, all right. >> you have mint there, right? >> guillermo: yes, i do. >> all right. now this is what i want to teach you, guillermo. this is how it gets real. a lot of people muddle their mint. i don't muddle my mint. >> jimmy: this is basil, by the way, i'm just going to point out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is not mint, this is basil. >> same thing, same thing, different tree. [ laughter ] take your mint. you don't have to muddle it but treat it like you love it. you know what you do to it? >> jimmy: give it a smack. >> till you can smell it on your hands. smell that? >> jimmy: all right. >> you put it in there, wave it around, make it sexy. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay? >> jimmy: okay. >> i want you to try that. that's called the mexi-mackie mojito. >> jimmy: we d

. >> just a little lime on and i meant thank you.actually will say tonight banfield air as on news nation at 7 o'clock our time for more information on how to watch. just head to news nation. now dot com. >> a quick break right now. but we'll back w - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> we're following a developing story right now here on kron. 4 news at 3 new video now of severe weather that's in alabama. and what may have been a possible tornado that has touched down across the area. according to the calhoun county sheriff, they have now confirmed that several people have died from these storms. and

it is on there's a lime or little one of those go by what they birds lives. i don't know what what they have any both of them. all right. yeah. the i see a bird, but yet. we are going to be looking at a good day for whenever you need to be doing outside today, whether it's walking the dog doing some scooting around or maybe just heading out to the backyard. you're going to be doing so with this. lots of sunshine overhead. really gorgeous start to the morning. temperatures are starting to warm up now. >> it was definitely a cold one earlier on. so now that we see all that sunshine up above. we're going to just see warmer and warmer conditions gradually through the day. now we saw a lot of rainfall this past week that definitely helped us out a bit. we still a long way to go, though. i mean, areas like santa rose up in the north bay and only 31% of where we should be for rainfall up to this time of year. and the north bay is definitely the most affected by drought with extreme drought in red for much of napa and solano counties easing off the drought a little b

and there large limes a vaccine is not the solution. their patience is the solution. >> and state officials are still waiting to see if the federal government will deliver the promised amount of vaccines, california, by the way, currently getting about 1.8 million doses per week. but they're expected to get about 2 and a half million doses a week in the 1st half of april. >> it's 8. state senator who represents parts of the peninsula is hoping to expand vaccine eligibility in his district before mid april as kron four's. noelle bellow reports he's focused on hard-hit communities. >> they've been there for us. and so we need to be there for them. senator josh becker is calling on the state to expand eligibility and harder hit areas to people 18 and older in his district communities like east palo alto north fairoaks and belhaven are filled with essential workers who he says may not have time to go to a mass vaccination site or may not even know they're eligible or having to convince a lot of these people know you are eligible and so we n

and there large limes a vaccine is not the solution. their patience is the solution. >> state officials are still waiting to see if the federal government is going to deliver the promised amount a vaccine california is currently getting about one 0.8 million doses. a week. but we are expected to but get about 2 and a half million doses a week in the 1st half of april. so that's a big increase. you know. >> a state senator who represents parts of the peninsula is hoping now to expand vaccine eligibility in his district before mid april. we have kron four's. noelle bellow reporting now that he's focusing on harder hit communities with low vaccination rates. >> thec've been there for us. and so we need to be there for them. senator josh becker is calling on the state to expand eligibility and harder hit areas to people 18 and older in his district communities like east palo alto north fairoaks and belhaven are filled with essential workers who he says may not have time to go to a mass vaccination site or may not even know they're eligible

and there large limes a vaccine is not the solution. their patience is the solution. >> state officials still waiting to see if the federal government will deliver on them. the promised amount of vaccines, california right now is getting about one 0.8 million doses a week. they're expected to get about 2 and a half million doses a week and the 1st half of april more than 3 million doses in the 2nd half. increase eligibility that might mean more competition for the vaccine means that people who are already having some trouble getting an appointment could be left further behind. but not if the shots are brought to them. kron four's. rob fladeboe explains. >> santa clara county world of one of its large mobile health care units monday to serve as a backdrop for an announcement that it will soon have another unit specially designed for the fight against covid-19 mobile vaccinations are already under way in the form of temporary pop-up clinics. but the new smaller unit is more nimble. it is expected to accelerate vaccinations among those mos

with has that look at the green ball, one points in just because it's do yes, i that i was like the limeeah, so yeah he look at everybody just watching economy by just one point let's close when there is posting the trophy of and then as mentioned after the game he talked about the big night and she said dedicated to fellow splash brother klay thompson. >>reports you know as was you know congressman the last track and having fun with that get the job done to win some good shoot during the game so successful we're in great experience we have put a locked room job to the new format with the all-star game next conferences, you know he's in the west know it's google is bound to happen we had a obviously representing him as a captain katie and and we've got to win so night for sure. >>what was it weird to i 5 in and smiling a show like that meet for them too because they know that these are the elites and all the other teams they play during the year and then the plea deal play together. i yeah cool we all tend to like the villain set up, you know we're like they are all not friends. but gues

and lime glad you guys are together. and it does tickle me.know, i remember back when i was starting out here on the radio, on kroq like in the early very early '90s, when you guys were just with no doubt, you were just putting things together. now you have a song, two songs on the country music charts. >> i know. >> >> jimmy: who have ever imagined that? >> i would have never imagined that, come on. it's so far out there that i just -- it's hard to -- it's hard to even remember my other life back then, you know. but honestly, being actually opened up to the country music genre has been really cool. because i kind of define myself -- what i feel like makes me feel good about myself is my songwriting. that what makes me feel like i'm actually contributing to the world. and some of the songwriting in country music is just, you know, masterful. and it's storytelling. and it's very familiar in a lot of ways in the sense that like the story is getting across. the heart is getting across, and the message. and so i just learned a lot. i'm just so hap

dad he hasn't been on the show for months the last i heard his crew threw him overboard for hoarding limess margarita monday >> seth: anything else to add? >> samberg texted and wanted me to tell you that frisbee sucks >> seth: dude, she's here today! [ laughter ] >> my bad! >> seth: i told you to leave after "the street car named deliar" jokes, so if you're still here, that's on you. quiet frisbee. don't worry, she's not here. we pre-taped that. anyway, the point is after a violent insurrections to overthrow the government, the gop has essentially pledged its unwavering loyalty to trump. and now he's set to make his first political speech since leaving office this weekend at cpac not to be confused with cpap, which is what melania wears at night so trump won't try to kiss her. "yeah, it's really sad it has something to do with her airways. it's a medical condition what's it called, mel? mel? what's your sleep thing called i want to say sleep applejack, but that's definitely wrong. sleep -- mel, is it sleep applebee's? she's sleeping bad in the neighborhood did you hear that, mel i did a s

even if i want to hire more people, there's a very limed workers, who's already trained like what itsecond of all, my revenue went up but i had to hire more people and pay them more than what i used to. so, it's still hard. it's not any easier than kn bfore. >> reporter: we're hearing that elsewhere as well. and there's another aspect. 10% of californians have been vaccinated. and experts are warning, as we open back up, we could set ourselves up fr another small surge some time by next month. all the economic damage over the past year, they clearly are not going to repair it overnight. >> i don't think anyone expected that. thank you so much. >>> there's a new report in the last hour or so about governor andrew cuomo. so about governor andrew cuomo still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables with relapsing forms of ms, there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. who needs that kind of drama? kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection that may help you put this rms drama in its place. kesimpta was proven superior at r

key lime. french raspberry. lemonis: so i'm gonna give you my honest opinion of these. okay, please. lemonis: i actually think this is the best macaron i've ever had, by a lot. these had a cakey feel to it without collapsing. the flavors were very pronounced, and then i thought the fillings had their own personality to them. nina: thank you. lemonis: so as a potential investor, i need to get feedback, so i'm gonna start bringing people in to come try them. do y'all have a tray? nina: yes. lemonis: who would like to try a free macaron? you've got to give me feedback. come on down. how are you? man #2: i'm wonderful. how are you? lemonis: pick any flavor. man #2: i'm gonna get the chocolate. lemonis: have you ever had a macaron before? man #2: oh, yes. this is out of this world. lemonis: is it too hard, too soft? man #2: oh, no. it's a winner. man #3: it's not too sweet. man #4: i might be a tough critic because i don't usually eat sweets. man, that's good. woman #3: it's yummy, soft, rich. lemonis: too soft? woman #3: no, no, no. medium soft and good. woman #4: i think e

dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin: i love it. lemonis: looks different? kevin: i love it. lemonis: hey, dave! dave: how are you? lemonis: proud of you, my man. dave: good to see you. lemonis: what do you think? dave: incredible. lemonis: i spent over $60,000 renovating the soup market. new floors. an entirely new front counter. a new pos system so we can keep track of what's selling and not selling. new displays. we have fresh ingredients right there for people to see. new wall graphics. "dave's soup forecast"! a new facade. new lighting. the place finally

misses sandberg was really the force behind finding a warmer, gentler lime it for them to spend their later years, as well as a better climate for her dairy goats. in the 1940's, he was in demand, had just won a pulitzer prize for his abraham lincoln biography, and there was a lot of interest in him with a variety of writing project. his editor was throwing writing projects at him left and right. his neighbors were a little concerned he might get out, and he refocused his attention. it was successful and paid off because five years after they moved here in 1945, carl sandberg one another pulitzer prize for his collection of poetry. carl sandberg had grown up in illinois, born in 1878 and he was the product of an immigrant childhood. his parents were swedish immigrants. he was the first of their sons born in america. he moved in this american melting pot at the time. the industrial revolution was going to take place shortly and he met people from all over the country, through his neighborhood and his childhood running around the streets of the town, which was a suburb of chicago. carl