lynn -- excuse me mr. lynn talked about residentsy mismatch that brings back nightmares when my wife and i got married at a lining "time." we were hoping he she would match somewhere in l.a. not chicago. >> thank good she matched. stayed here and got married and the story is a happy one ever after. but dr. lynn -- i'm going to ask dr. skorken >> i want to find out what is this thing about a mismatch about sidelined educated american doctors? dr. skorken i'm give you the opportunity to that quickly. >> the own answer that i can give without checking the numbers with mr. lynn as i've offered to do is to tell you that we depend on the residency training directors to do a very careful job of is choosing the people who are most likely to benefit from residency training. and as i mentioned at the beginning, within six years of that -- of that finishing medical school, 99% are practicing or? residency slots. and we believe thats important to allow the residency directors to do what they are doing. it's also impor

. >> reporter: lynn novelli owns container sales group in chicago, selling both new and used product she's traveled to houston to west gulf container yard to source inventory but the market is tight as a backlogged supply chain made worse by the invasion of ukraine has containers seemingly in all the wrong places >> where we would normally have 50 to 100 containers of every size, we may now have ten. >> reporter: these containers can be refurbished and put back on ships but there's growing demand to keep more of them on land. some containers here go to construction sites, or they're repurposed to become residences. even swimming pools. chicago bulls legend scotty pippen bought one from lynn to transport his valuables home to arkansas >> it was a really cool experience >> reporter: that's kerri kovel, lynn's daughter. >> did you ever fight? >> yeah, when she was a teenager >> reporter: and if you think it's unusual to see a mother-daughter duo running a shipping cannot, it is lynn cut her name short from linda. >> lynn, they never knew if they were talking to a male or female >> repor

not far from 64 year old lynn's place, 26 year old changing. yay! runs the peninsula restaurant and bookstore. she says younger islanders like her are aware they live on a global fault line that could rupture at any moment, but try not to think about it too much. 6 young and old, here are subject to this, taiwanese military drill, which have ramped up in time with the russian invasion of ukraine. but at the peninsula restaurant and bookstore, the focus is right here. jaila tween taiwan and china. there should be a very clear discussion about what is right and that we are not the same. in the past, i had quite an urge to stand up and emphasized his point. but after coming here i started to understand why some middle aged people are not so keen on stressing that because they, we are on the front line as fairies move, soldiers and locals to and from the island. the question on dung is whether to worry each day about this being a geopolitical hotspot or keeps such worries at bay in a lush island setting. but on the main island of taiwan, this bodies of

lynn cut her name short from linda. >> lynn they never knew if me were talking to a male or female >>n in a male-dominated industry inspiring her daughter to be the same >> growing up the big word i can remember is go-getter. my mom was a go-getter and the sales success she had drove me to go into sales myself and follow in her footsteps. >> ryan: they'll need to be go-getters as they navigate a hot market demanding hefty prices on the high seas. for "the news" i'm jane wells in houston. >>> a big part of the cloud just got a little safer against cyber attacks. and that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. google announcing a deal to buy cybersecurity company mandiant the all-cash transaction worth about $5.4 billion google looking to beef up its cloud computing business the search giant trails amazon and microsoft for market share with about 10% of the cloud infrastructure it's google's second largest acquisition ever >>> boeing delivered just 22 airplanes last month that's the company's fewest deliveries since august. 20 of those aircrafts were 737 max jets deliveries of the mammo

i want to zen out like him one day. >> we probably all need to be more like lynn. i need to throw the energy drinks. what you going to do? it's so early. >> that's all right. >> we will see you again at 6:30. >> yeah. tea and water are my new things. to make it clear it's new. was all about the coffee. maybe a new me. >> okay. >> see how it goes. >> yeah. it is only march. it is now 5:41. coming up on kpix5. >> gun hub being taken to court. why a new lawsuit says the company is misleading people and taking advantage of restaurants. >>> and a celebration for the san francisco marin food bank. the new technology helping deliver two million meals in the last two years. >>> and it is a very warm start out there. i think you will like the way the day feels. it is mid50's but some of us are in the mid-60s's. we will spotlight the warmest spots and look at the record sitting daytime highs on the way for this afternoon. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help

goldman sachs managing director of equity strategy sharon bell and lynn thomas in. thank you for joining us. if we look at what we're seeing now, because of elevated oil prices, no sierches abaight. what does it mean for stocks? is it the right time to get out even at a lots? >> they are down 20%. your of stoxx 50 has fallen sharply. for a long-term investor probably yes because i think we will eventually get through this crisis. evaluations below average on european companies. i think short-term things are incredibly volatile. volatility measures are very high. you're at risk being stock high at the moment. if i compare now to the pandemic low or the low on the crisis, we're still at high evaluation to that. g.d.p., if russia cuts off the gas supply. risk is still high. francine: what is priced in now? is there anything you would be buying at the moment because it has been oversold? it could all come to fruition. better safe than sorry. >> in terms of what has been priessed i think we have a 20% -- priced, i think we have a 20% decline. a modestturn and a modest fa

kpix 5's dao lynn speaks with a realestate expert on where things are headed. >> normally, this is a slow time of the year. but there's nothing normal about bay area realestate. in fact, the east bay just set another record. the median price for a single family home in the east bay recently topped $1.2 million. that's according to the bay east association of realtors. 1.2million in a different part of the country is a mansion. >> melissa isn't looking for a mansion. she and her husband are trying to upgrade to something bigger from their starter home. >> our family grew in the last couple years since we purchased our home. so i have two little kids and wanting to buy the bigger land. >> they want to stay in alameda. but in some cases, their offers have come in a few hundred thousand dollars short of the winning bids. >> we've been looking the last -- i'd probably say year-year and a half. >> how's it been? >> it's been tough. very, very tough. >> what i would say to buyers, just be patient. >> sheila is the president of the bay east association realtors. their data shows the median p

i was borrowing all of his -- lynn is one of the most incredible people to ever be around. friend from primary school who happened to write "hamilton" and never got traumatized as a child. he has this creative power and confidence and it becomes contagious. so i kept on looking over my shoulder to see if i was going to get the hook every day, to see if i was going to get fired. he was like, i love you so much. i'm sorry for anyone whoever gave you lack of confidence in your singing voice as a child. i want to find them and have stern words with them. he's so incredible. >> jimmy: that's all you can ask for from a director. so, okay, you do this. and i want to mention one other thing about lynn, because you said something, you won at the -- what was it, i have it written down here, at the hollywood critics association. you said about lynn, we are going to take mushrooms and we are going to watch barb and star go to >> jamie is one of my closest friends in the world. >> jimmy: and he was great in that movie. he was super funny. >> genius and so daring. >> jimmy: what an under

thank you lynn lynn's our next door neighbor. i am roger i lived in savannah from 1990 to 1996 and i literally finished your book this morning and i was expecting at the end the grand solution to the problems that were here 25 years ago. it wasn't there now. i did notice how you skipped over the you mentioned the parasabbatical writing sabbatical. he also skipped the italian food tour. that was quite impressive. so it was it was nice how you put that all together, but i kept coming back to the discussion of race and equality and all of that was kind of looking for more hopeful view of what you thought might could be done because i didn't come away with that. you want to take that? um i think it's this. i think it's more conversations and actually being more vulnerable about your own life experiences how you were raised, you know different changes that need to happen i think in the system. yeah, we we were doing a thing in st. louis the other night and one of the questions at which i thought was really good or framed in a differen

lynn? what's up, lynn?if trump was still president, all of the democrats would be demanding it. that's right. why not? it's an honor and deals with the chinese. we need to know. national security is at stake. i doubt it was the perfect phone call. i don't mind, this is from lynn, i don't mind aoc whispering, how do we get nancy pelosi and kamala harris to whisper too. peg arlington heights, illinois, asmr, i don't feel a tingling pleasure, i just feel annoyed, very annoyed. and fran, jesse, please don't whisper or do asmr. it doesn't suit you. no, it doesn't. i'm more of a screamer. tucker is up next. always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker carlson: welcome to tucker carlson. tonight, a lot of things are going on around the world at the moment, but we thought weed begin tonight with a report from your own country to give you something a little different of what you've been watching every moment of every day for the last three weeks. on your screen pictures from brooklyn, new york. these

this activity comes out of a plantation in rural south carolina owned by a conservative paternity lynnwho was one of the attorneys involved in some of the lawsuits filed to overturn the election. there was a group of cyber experts, other litter girders -- litigators who converged on the plantation in the last weeks of november and the early december. basically, they network with folks all across the country to sort of gather information, collated come and go out and execute a rategy. their strategy was we're going to litigate, work wit -- we're going to get access to voting machines and see what is in there and prove the fraud. amy: let's go to that clip in "plot to overturn the election." >> i reach outo my colleague doug who is part of a team of propublica reporters investigating election fraud claims. he tells me that to really understand the report, it helps to look at what happened a few weeks after the election. that is when a group of trump reporters gathered at this plantation in south carolina, owned by a lawyer named lynn wood. we had a phone call and you said i'm looking at

in watching dw new life from the lynn week, the back with the latest news at the top of the hour for me and the team, thanks for watching. ah, in many countries education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school. we ask why? because education makes the world more just make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. bush stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights ah, this week on world stories, we are looking at the situation facing refugees from ukraine at the willingness to help and neighboring poland. and that the german protests against the war. but we will begin in ukraine. hundreds of thousands of people need to be supported as they flee their homes in the east of the country to the west, away from the russian attacks. they bring everything they can spare clothes, food money, as refugees, move west and soldiers east towards the front.

he got triggered by one of ukraine's presidency lynn's keys, video messages in which he asked for foreign volunteers to help repel the russian mentor. willing to use can join these ukrainian international leads. and for example, here at the consulate in new york city officials to say that more than 20000 volunteers from over 50 countries already joined this military unit. the u. s. government however, is putting out warnings, saying that there won't be any assistance for americans if they had captured or injured in combat. andrew is hoping to get his passport in the next days, and then he's good to go. help the weak defend the weak, defend the helpless patch up, the injured comfort, the hopeless, and the end of the stress than to destroy people help secure refugee movement out of the country. the best way i can i'll be flying into poland. and so once i get off the plane, i'm going to see where i'm needed. ah, ah, in poland men have been arriving. who planned to go to war for neighboring ukraine? they say they know exactly what they're getting into this is anatoly from finland. it's not hi

and analysis on our website at dw dot com, where you can pull the media and play richardson in for lynn for me. and the team here with a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitants? we can make a difference. global ideas, the environmental series in global $3000.00 on d, w, and on mine about is issue. when i arrived here, i slept with 6 people in a room and it was hard. i wish fear. i even got white hair is learning the german language. hit me a lot. this kid to me and craig help us to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story, migrant verifying and reliable information for my grants. the meta verse is meant to be the future of the internet. the tech industry hopes that we will soon be working, spending our free time and experiencing even more in virtual wools. so is the metaphor everything. it's hyped up to be last we'll be asking on ship today. ah. ever since facebook change its name to meta meadows has become one of the biggest trends and tech meadows c or mike sack, a book explains what she means b

ah, why if you boot kindergartens, destroyed civilian bill is, is war against louis lynn is war against your brain? it doesn't happen as a joyce, we have to fly and we have to win. the humanitarian situation is worsening across the country as the russian advance, stoles, in many areas, russian forces are increasingly turning their focus on civilian targets. something that the kremlin continues to deny. ah, occupied city of her son, c. c. t. v footage captured russian forces using stun grenades and gunfire to disperse protesters. authorities in odessa also reported russian strikes on suburban houses. the 1st such attack in the strategic port city. but it is the besieged south eastern city of mario pole that has borne the brunt of russia's bombardment. russian strikes have hit theaters, schools and hospitals across the city, prompting accusations of genocide from ukrainian authorities. on monday, ukraine rejected an ultimatum for the city to surrender to russian forces. ukrainian president volota may zalinski, denounced the altar mason saying that the government and the people stand unite

the 2 jets were in the northeastern city o g, lynn, when most of the 2000 new cases occurred. millions in china, a back in lockdown as beijing pursues. it's 0 covey approach. out of stories is southmore headlines around the world. remember, it's always out websites w dot com. i'm been for zooming in berlin, thanks for watching with you stay it is paula news fest curved to quit of and now i'm sure that it was on indiana to soon a dana. so she played windows the model in technology. what saving, what's in bought by denver dw books and sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to.

why are crim lynn's talking points on ukraine? being reproduced in chinese state and social media. the line that the chinese state has taken on the war and ukraine is ultimately that the us and nate who are to blame and that europe should, you know, maybe see corporation with russia to rearrange and security architecture in europe. so this is also why chinese official media and chinese official sources such as you know, the accounts of documents are amplifying these messages coming out of russia. and like on the one hand, you have the chinese government saying a court conflict and confrontation on not in any one's interests. and on the other hand, you have it. state media, repeating russian claims about the war. therefore, justifying it why these 2 opposing strategies. so when i've called those, what's happening here is maximum pro ration tragedy. so i think what the chinese government is doing here is leave itself a little out at the end because there are some issues also from the perspective of the chinese public in terms of, you know, national sovereignty, which is something tha

up next. stephen beardsley, after a short break teaching system for that, and i richardson in for a lynn for me and the team with hold for her again that i think that's hard. and in the end they send me, you're not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this reliance as of the what's your story with. ready women, especially a victims of vine and seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, is the war and ukraine leading to a tipping point for a global food emergency? prices are rising, making it more expensive to feed a family in many parts of the world. that is threatening political instability. we'll talk to a former director of the world food program also in the show you creating ukrainians. escaping war are leaving their lives as well as their livelihoods behind. we'll look at a service that is helping them start new careers in germany and has the source once ag

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the gateway to don ian as young you harbor home to for starters, the breakfast restaurant owned by lynn g shoe. he fries a lot of eggs and hears a lot of concerns from long time customers. so aware of how close they live to a massive military power, then i will blow up. it's really too scary. good. it wouldn't even just be us in china fighting. other countries would surely join in the fight than just look at the war between russia and ukraine. if they use nuclear bombs, it will all be over. no country would be able to escape out. not far from 64 year old linds place, 26 year old changing. yay! runs the peninsula restaurant and bookstore. she says younger islanders like her are aware they live on a global fault line that could rupture at any moment, but try not to think about it too much. 6 young and old, here are subject to this time when he's military drills, which have ramped up in time with the russian invasion of ukraine, but at the peninsula restaurant and bookstore, the focus is right here, jaila tween taiwan and china. there should be a very clear discussion about what is right a

bear, lynn has been at the face of this. exit is no official say they're running out of space. the mayor says, no one can know how many will come if wilson and as we knew on the 1st day when the attacks began, that we would have a very large movement of refugees as feel that many people would also arrive here in berlin. we cannot yet see for sure how many the well be high does not need to have that 5 extra accommodation centers will be set up in the capital. but officials are calling on the federal government to help transfer refugees to other parts of the country. you're watching d. w need side from the lead, the ground for the latest business doesn't find much more on o. f fight, eat up, eat dot com. that's watching play with interest. the global economy, our portfolio g w, business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance . get us to the head with d w. business beyond stay informative. oh.

just cook or what you saw to throw my i haven't heard anything from her since march 2nd 3rd. mika, lynn? yeah, i was just never would have expected something like this to happen, especially from russia and belarus. i have so many relatives in moscow. you must be a more goes think of according to the city i saw it is it is becoming increasingly difficult to provide all the refugees with food and clothes, and 1st and foremost where the place to state. that is why many people here are desperate to get out, even though they don't know whether they will be able to come back. he's my don't know, i never thought i'd have to flee, forgot it's with i don't know where we will go. whatever gods plan is to certainly to poland. normally we are not leaving forever. will be back for sure. many of the people we met are originally from the russian speaking part of the country. they told us they would never expect russia to attack ukraine. they are angry and sad, and some of them have a clear message to vladimir putin. yeah, i don't understand why you are against our membership in the you and are now lit

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and in places such as g, lynn in the north east is looking down millions of people for days and sometimes a weeks on end to change her like her from a global perspective. cobra 19 is still in the pandemic period. on it is still a public health emergency of global concern use. the pandemic is still showing an upward trend, particularly in some countries in regions around china. and the pressure for china's prevention efforts against virus inflow remains. but signs of a new narrative are also starting to emerge as fears grow of the impact of such locked downs. paging is beginning to talk about balancing the health crisis with the needs of the economy. in the southern city of sions, n much was made of the return to work earlier this week and the re opening of most businesses with talk of bay ging taking a more customized approach to closures to ensure a stable supply chain. and in shanghai where cases have reached an all time high authorities were quick to try to staunch rumors. that's another city wide, lockdown was coming. they said neighborhoods, there will be closed and screamed one by o

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we are joined by bloomberg's managing editor for emea lynn thomasson. the repercussions of this will take the day to play out, the next couple of days. where are the fault lines? where are you seeing the most impact. it is currency versus commodities. reporter: commodities are the big story today. everyone is talking about oil. that is carrying into european stocks. they are getting carried over because there is that close dependency on the russian market and energy. what does this mean for the broader economy? there are so many companies that depend -- every company is dependent on oil prices. when we see this trickle down consumer companies as well. francine: one of the things we were talking about is how quickly and nimble you can buy from others, given the high prices? when it comes to corporate and equities, are they looking at the broader situation and looking at the they and of oil and sanctions in russia? reporter: both are coming into play. all of this feeds into the broader inflation picture we have been talking about. the increase in inflatio

you better jenko anna lynn? how can i store? oh, okay. the cartoon car katara beloved then yes, carrie allen, cartoon custodial and the address for me, an up up a delaware for let's e, can use it. okay, the chest krinski jolla. uvula. yeah. your us slaton store, i need ship alex with supersonic nic. other one guy or smith, 3 o candlewood pharisees, keith um, currently because we were leased k, i sure wobble from critically charged on the spot. the wall oversee you believe this month really year or do minus for her so still mosmyer plainly. you pay somebody can, we can not bring them all. are you dear? rosie faith, confusing him what we'll have to steal from green. i'm calling you prior to when years world war. but here's a will look in the issue piled to charge here receive as of course, in us privately with good as we can then yes, give you did it. but don't mean that if you can give away in my telecom alchemy chaise, if his keyboard might, there was a well, a mecca, go at any dominique as the suite super cosmetic, with, with us to lead,

if this has not been enough, these useful idiots and their ilk, i urge them to find the red lynn putin would have to cross. for the puppets on our screens, our social media and the halls of congress perpetrating his lies, i say enough. you are helping putin in this war. you are helping him strip ukrainians of their freedom. you are helping our own country slide further from democracy. . lincoln reminded us that we will be lettered in spite of ourselves. history will remember those who stood up for the truth and the cowards who did not. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, it is undeniable that religious freedom is america's keystone. this great country was founded by men and women who fled religious persecution. despite religious freedom having been woven into our constitutional system for well over two centuries, and the precedence it has established, democrats are choosing to play judge, jury, and executioner in i

he got triggered by one of ukraine's presidency lynn's keys, video messages in which he asked for foreign volunteers to help repel the russian mentor. willing to use can join these ukrainian international leads. and for example, here at the consulate in new york city officials to say that more than 20000 volunteers from over 50 countries already joined this military unit. the u. s. government however, is putting out warnings, saying that there won't be any assistance for americans if they get captured or injured in combat. andrew is hoping to get his passport in the next days, and then he's good to go. help the week to send the week, defend the helpless patch up the injured comfort, the hopeless, and the end of distress than to destroy. people help secure our refugee movement out of the country. the best way i can i'll be flying into poland. and now once i get off the plane, i'm going to see where i'm needed. he has no family. he will have to say good bye to. but there is his 4 year old dog bella. friends will take care of the little rescue while andrew is trying helping the victims of pa

lynn engraved the name of the 58,000 troops in the stone and made it reflective. once unveiled, families went with paper and crayons to make rubbings. it was nicknamed the healing wall. >> this is really a significant place that help heal the wounds of the vietnam war. >> a local example here in the bay area is the listening cone outside the california academy of sciences in san francisco. >>> a crew with the water district shot video between yesterday morning showing red glow inside the trunk. fire department couldn't save the 200 foot giant which crashed to the ground. workers say park save the tree was one of the park's few old redwoods. the pioneer tree was hallow. that's likely why speared back in the 1800s. >>> take a look at this as the weather heats up. the city bringing in goats. >> goats on the street. >> they're helping reduce wildfire risk. the city posted this video on twitter of the herd just moving in the other day. the goats will eat weeds and brush along the street and try to help prevent them. >> those are goat herders. >> they are working but ha

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. >> judge james lynn roasted smollett just before he sentenced him to 150 days in jail.ld five that's be 25's name has become an adverb for lion, pulling jussie, that he can think of anything worse than that. also telling to be 25 his his hypocrisy is astounding. his family is known for social justice work. a profound the arrogant side. four -- extreme premeditation. painter real hate crime victims. damage to the city of chicago and the judge says smollett lied and perjured himself on the stand for hours and hours. speech when he smollett's -- smollett's defense team immediately asked for the sentence to be overturned and the judge immediately denies saying the wheels of justice are turning. tucker? >> tucker: it is also great. matt finn for us from chicago. so jussie smollett is worried he is going to get epstein ad while in jail. did he offend the clinton somehow? not that we know of, we will watch the story carefully. in 2019 when this whole thing began, a lot of people had doubts jussie smollett was in fact attacked by racist trump voters. shut up he said, anyone who

i am dion lynn. stay w >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air.ssia deliberately attacking civilians, which the u.s. says would amount to a war crime. disturbing new images tonight show the impact and devastating aftermath of a mortar hurled at a city north of kyiv, as civilians attempt to flee the russian advance. among the dead, three members of the same family. tonight, the u.n. says 364 civilians have been killed since the start of the war, including 25 children. warning the true toll is likely much higher. civilian evacuations out of mariupol on the southern coast halted for the second day, as russian shelling broke an attempted cease-fire. tonight, a lawmaker in the region says a gas pipeline damaged in the barrage has left more than 750,000 people without heat, as temperatures dip below freezing at nigh

lynn off of twitter says, none of them want us in a nuclear war with russia. i believe joe biden is doing everything he can." another viewer saying, "not enough is being to end the war despite with the secretary of state tony blinken said." caller: good morning. i guess i chose too much, because it was the most acceptable choice. it proposes the illusion that escalation can be measured at all. i am a big believer in the man who demystified the barrier between conventional and nuclear war, the idea that we would use all of our conventional weapons and stop everyone from using nuclear weapons because somehow that would be immoral. seems in with economic sanctions, economic war, which is what they're calling it now, and cyber war. those kinds of oppressive kinds of attrition will lead to conventional war and nuclear anyway. it is all the same kind of attrition. conventional war, the purpose of conventional war is to deplete your enemy's economic base, their resources. we think that we can do that safely with cyber and sanctions, but that is an illusion because th

. >> reporter: but judge james lynn had little mercy, eviscerating smollett, calling him narcissistict. >> you wanted to make yourself more famous, and for a while it worked. everybody was talking about you, the lights were on you. you were throwing a national pity party for yourself. you turned your life upside down by your miscontact and shenanigans. you destroyed your life as you knew it, and there's nothing any judge can do to you compared to the damage you have done to yourself. >> reporter: and the premeditation to the crime, a mitigating factor. >> you wrote a script that involved words, you're going to encounter me on the street, yell out words, hit me, beat me up, put bleach on me. >> reporter: the judge ordering smollett to repay the city of chicago $120,000 spent on investigating what they had believed was a gruesome hate crime. and an additional $25,000 fine after learning his fate, smollett emphatically maintaining his innocence. >> okay. >> i am not suicidal. i am innocent. >> jussie smollett's final words, i am not suicidal, as he is almost giving a soliloquy to the cou

the company sent out invitations today for the event with the tag lynn, peek performance.e se model which go for about $400. a mid range ipad is expected to be unveiled next being. the pricier devices are usually in the more famous fall event. >>> today mrkd a day of prayer and fasting for christians and catholics around the world and it also marked the beginning of lent. church were open for services. community members at the evening mass were outside but still masked up. at this church they called on people from around the world and people in the bay area to pray for peace in ukraine. >>> up >>> okay. still a member of the 49ers but could it change soon. they continue take calls before they decide to trade him. >> i'm going to have to console you in the news. >> today the general manager gave us an update from the combine in indianapolis. he said jimmy g will have surgery soon on that shoulder. he won't be able to throw a football until june or july. that could really scare away some teams looking to trade for him but he says, don't worry about it. >> any time you have s

we talk about jeremy lynn -- lin-sanity.here's a lot of things that only our community knows, that are a little more nuanced. like the culture of -- >> i think a lot of people attribute just the joy luck club and "crazy rich asians," maybe that's all asians are responsible for. there's a lot in between that. we wanted to make sure it was covered. kristen: here is the "crazy rich asians" part. do you feel like every time there is a stride with a "crazy rich asians," there's also kind of a step back in some ways? you make a point to talk about the steps backward and the perpetual foreigner thing that still hasn't been shed. >> obviously, we wrote this book during covid, during a pandemic, in which a lot of us were at home, not just worrying about the disease, but this rising anti-asian violence and hostility. i think that's something that's been a big caution for us. just as much as we are celebrating our rise, we are recognizing that, on an ongoing basis, on a cyclic basis, we have been subjected to un-other ring -- to an oth

now, today march 1st, is the dead lynn for all staff working in health care settings. workers not yet eligible must be in compliance no longer than 15 days after the recommended time frame. it looks like if you may have contracted covid, they're working with you, and again, must be in compliance no later than 15 days after your doctor does give you the go-ahead. so we are continuing to pay close attention to what some of the counties are doing, although we have seen some of the covid rates fall. a lot of those counties keeping to their word and implementing the booster shot mandates for their employees. nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you. >> with covid case rates dropping, the mayor is pulling down the booster mandate. he plans to end it. it has been in place at all city owned facilities like sap center, the convention center and historic theaters. the mayor said the mandate served its purpose during the omicron surge. now the city says 98% of people living in san jose have gotten at least two doses of the vaccine. >> nvidia said it was a victim of a ransomware

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the ax lotto also makes an ideal model organism for a start because it's able to fully grow back lynn's, so it can help us better understand the re generation process. another creature that's helped advance scientific study is the separate fish. it has many properties that make it a perfect object of research. zebra fish are masters of self healing. the ones here live at the institute of stem cell research of the health center in munich. for professor, you'll be turning college there, the perfect laboratory animals and not just because their dna has been fully sequenced. the current, i know growth town south for a week and have a large number of fish. how can be there, easy to care for and resilient? they are stuff you control, we can control the water parameters and the amount of food man get on, which is why our results are very robust. even he said, cynthia, to be in addition, every pair lays over a 100 eggs. ha, so they also reproduce quite well, 100 dyer. so the 4 plants on give 0. the molecular biologist is researching how their fish brains recover following an injury. first knick

make sure they have the jeff lynns and the -- javelins and the drones and technological capability and the airplanes to push back against the russian air force. it's my understanding that those dynamics are being worked out. we can't provide airplanes that have been made and are utilized by the navy or the air force because the ukrainians aren't equipped to operate those planes. but they are equipped to operate m.i.g.s.'s and some of our allies in europe, central and eastern europe to have m.i.g.'s and hopefully that will be able to be worked out. reporter: in stopping the war? mr. jeffries: there is incredible pressure being brought to bear by the world on putin and russia. and hopefully we'll see that he will come to his senses. at the same time it can't just be, and i'll yield to pete, the economic sanctions or humanitarian aid. that's important. we are also in the midst of watching a hot war in aou kraeub and -- ukraine and have to make sure the ukrainian people have the ability to defend themselves with the most sophisticated weapons known to man. reporter: mr. chairman, with gas

the lynn know that taking on houston 2nd half where we'll start case more. 3 pointer for houston.final minute of the game knows jermaine samuels with the layup to put them up 6 points. he had 16 in the game any and villanova defense was just too much as they win it out. a grind-it-out game 50 to 40 for the final score there. going to the winner of 2 kansas and miami in the final and finally, let's talk some spring training baseball giants reds today. alex would look good for san francisco. he's pitching 3, 2, thirds scoreless innings giving up a couple of hits and striking out 3 regulars in the top of the 6 joey okay. hits on off tyler rogers leg. jonathan india scores on the infield single reds win 2 to next up for the giants is the los angeles angels. that's coming up tomorrow's regular season is almost here. so that'll do it for us out here. center right now. of course, we'll keep you updated on this. given have highlights throughout the night. but for now, justine will send it back to you. okay. we'gl see later on during prime time. find out their chase center. well, first, it