that leaves martin luther king as the key moderating force on the march and shapes what the marches going to be. it frees stokely carmichael to use the march to introduce the notion of black power to the country. the marchers decided instead to detour into the mississippi delta, the most fertile region in mississippi, an agricultural region. it is also the region most notorious for racial oppression and also has the highest black population. the reason they diverted into the delta was to reach more african-americans and particularly get more african-americans to vote. in the midst of the second week of the march, halfway through, they come to the town of greenwood. greenwood is a small city in the delta where sncc had a long history. greenwood was the center of civil rights organizing for freedom summer. stokely carmichael was a key figure in greenwood, had associations with all kinds of figures in greenwood. that was the site selected for introducing the slogan black power. advance organizers started talking to people ahead of the martin said we are going to drop the slogan black power.

march is here. guillermo, can you believe it's march?o: time goes fast. >> jimmy: yeah, well, you know. you're not alone in disbelief. it's time for another montage of incredulous newscasters. >> can you believe it's march 1st? guys, i woke up this morning, like wow. >> can you believe it's march 1st already? >> no. >> can you believe it's march 1st? >> march 1st? can you believe that? >> march 1st, can you believe it? >> march 1st, can you believe it? >> march 1st, can you believe it? >> oh my gosh, hard to believe. >> hard to believe we are already into the month of march. >> hard to believe it's already march. >> hard to believe it's already march. >> hard to believe it is march. >> can you believe it's already march. >> hard to believe it's march. >> can you believe it's march. >> can you believe it's march? >> it's funny, i was getting ready this morning and i'm like, i bet you it's march by now. so i looked at the calendar, there you go. >> jimmy: there you go. who knows what's next? could be april, you know? [ laughter ] anyone's

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what is funny women marching for. i think anyone out of arc marching for a bite that some in many parts of the world would consider to be a very fundamental and basic thing for right such as rights to pursue education to be able to be to walk on the streets without being harassed that i could marry someone of their own little. baby did i think that on the streets but these very simple and basic rights i've talked to many. and. i hated the gap but you are marching and they say that they are against us oppression and control and dominance of the society they believe that pakistan is a deeply skeptical society and still pakistani women cannot enjoy enjoyed that involvement and to feed them and that they did so because it was a new very provocative slogan very provocative and boy. that sure the hypocrisy of the society they say they're using. a controversial slogan made out just to be pretty much means my body my choice. 50 criticize last year also in the march also using that same slogan to feel rich they believe is thei

totally gone by the end of march? do you have any -- >> right. i will defer to rec park on the deconstruction period, but i do want to note that in the presentation we noted that the wheel is temporary, and the site will be restored using in-kind materials by the end of march 2025, but if they need to take apart the wheel prior to march 2025, to meet that deadline of end of march 2025, there is some flexibility. however, their request to operate the wheel to march 1, 2025. i think it is important to have a clear end date so that we know when the site will be fully restored. >> so, miss taylor, do you think that we need to further clarify? >> i believe it's clear that the site will be fully restored using similar materials by the end of march 2025, but if the board requires further clarification, we can certainly write that in. >> did any commissioners wish to suggest something in? >> this is victoria huang, deputy city attorney. if you have any questions, i'm happy to address them. >> so i think commissioner foley has

beware the ides of march. caesar ignored it and the results weren't good. if recent history is any indication maybe we should heed the warning as well. in march of 2008 significant domino fall a chain of events that sparked the global financial crisis. parts of the following year the 50% from over a year earlier in the dow and a liquidity crunch in march of 2020 or a salient echo the other ides of march for the romans the deadline for settling debt. it has an unsettling habit of coming in view in march in a recent history. in fact at this time last year both domestically and internationally the financial regulatory committee fortified itself as covid-19 and related containment measures spread across the globe which i referred to as the covid -- financial stability board moved into high gear holding weekly usually daily meetings with the most senior leaders of the central bank market regulators to share information and to synchronize cool the global approach to the financial stability's challenges at hand. the stability to spring to action on short notice is

how does march 4th tie in? that grant and most of the presidents before him inaugurated on around march 4th that's the legitimate date for an inauguration. >> they view march 4th as the salvation moment when all of those deeply rooted beliefs come to fruition with the return of their emperor god king trump who also brings them economic prosperity. >> i was wrong. >> reporter: a former qanon supporters told cnn after president biden was inaugurated and no so-called storm of arrests came and when the discussions turned to march 4th that she was finally steered away from qanon. >> talking about march 4th and it didn't make seasons. i was look, i don't know that a president can get inaugurated or sworn in and then not be the president anymore. something is not right. that was the a-ha moment. >> reporter: one was asked a key question -- >> will you feel foolish on march 5th when biden is still president? >> then trump has a different plan. >> reporter: monitors of extremism say it's likely followers don't have a pl

>> can you believe it's march 1st already. >> march 1st can you believe that. >> march 1st, can you believeit. >> march 1st, can you believe it. >> oh, my gosh, hard to believe. >> hard to believe we are already into the month of march. >> hard to believe we're already the month of march. >> hard to believe it's already march. >> hard to believe it's already march. >> hard to believe it is march. >> hard to believe it's march. >> can you believe it's march. >> can you believe it's already march. >> it's funny, i was getting ready this morning and i'm like, i bet you it's march by now. right? so i looked at the calendar, there you go. >> jimmy: there you go. who knows what could be next, april. you know. it's anyone's guess at this point. the end of february marks the end of black history month, and the start of a new time of celebration. >> black history month a time of reflection and commemoration for all americans is coming to a close. to make way for white history months. bring in hannity's favorite 11 months of the year, march through january, with an epic celebration of the caucasian p

and last march reasonablyh well. so without asking you to compromise security on the forthcoming analyticalcu report, what do you think was different this time? how much you think is regulatory and supervisory changes to thousand 8 that made a difference? in particular you'd mentioned the idea that it does too have been some beneficial effects on moral hazard. to understand those concepts are not supervisors, how can you tell? >> in some ways the proof is in the pudding. i mean the banking sector was a source of strength in this crisis. we took some measures at the outset because of the high level of uncertainty and because this was the first real test of the post- financial crisis system if you will. we took some additional measures on top of those of the system itself would have required. i am referring specifically to the limitations we put on return of capitol from banks during the crisis itself. but it is clear that was a wise thing to do given this was the first test. and given that it was a world historical ev

on march the 1st $954.00 the u.s. detonated a hydrogen bomb on bikini. it was far more powerful than expected almost a 1000 times as powerful as the atomic bomb that destroyed hiroshima. and japanese fishing boat that. was at work in the nuclear fallout. the boat's name means lucky dragon but for the 23 men onboard exposed to intense radiation with 0 protection this was the least lucky day of their lives. less than 9 years after the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki japanese civilians were again subjected to the deadly effects of atomic power. in the early 1980 s. sociology professor. peter got to know mrs fucci she and his son had been subjected to radiation when the u.s. detonated an atomic bomb of another sucky. was irradiated a 2nd time in 954 he was one of the fisherman near bikini. the 2 were buried next to each other in the cemetery. but said again that we would. see. him and i came here i mean and. truly without him in. most of. the stuff he took his own life out at sea he was 27 years old. however he wasn't a member of the crew on the die go for

going to be march ish what it is march, just a weird transitioning month march.h of your marching into new patterns brings spring got to start this she's done weeks now kind of nice to know winter is almost over yeah, even though we're here. yeah especially his first 2 months of 2021 really just flew by. >>hopefully march slows down a little bit for us as we are enjoying some good weather for it we're off to a very calm start to the new months today notably clear skies, calm winds comfortable temperatures this afternoon we do have to get through a pretty frigid morning to start getting a look outside right now at mount tam skies are nice and clear for the time being we're going to be looking at clear skies throughout the course of the day today little bit of fog. i am

women marching for. thank you very well in our mark marching for a fight that some in many parts of the world would consider to be very fundamental and basic asking for right such as right to pursue education to be able to be to walk on the streets but now being has the right to marry someone of their own will and these babies then i think that on the streets but these very simple and basic rights i've talked to many. and. i headed the capital are marching and they say that they are against us oppression and control and dominance because i do they believe that by going to defeat a jolly good society and still fucking funny women cannot enjoy enjoy that involvement and to feed them and that they did so they do a thing very productive looking very provocative and boy. that sure the hypocrisy of this is i think they say they're using. a controversial slogan made out just for the bird seed which means my body my choice was 50 criticised last year also in the march also using the same slogans to feel which th

march, just a weird transitioning month march. she is like yeah of your marching into new patterns brings spring got to start this she's done weeks now kind of nice to know winter is almost over yeah, even though we're here. yeah especially his first 2 months of 2021 really just flew by. >>hopefully march slows down a little bit for us as we are enjoying some good weather for it we're off to a very calm start to the new months today notably clear skies, calm winds comfortable temperatures this afternoon we do have to get through a pretty frigid morning to start getting a look outside right now at mount tam skies are nice and clear for the time being we're going to be looking at clear skies throughout the course of the day today little bit of fog. i am expecting tomorrow morning though even though we are not off to a foggy start this morning, 30's and 40's for most of our current temps berkeley you are the notable exception sitting at 51 right now in the meantime petaluma is that right at freezing at 32 degrees. look at these numbe

march 21, today, is the anniversary of civil rights leader dr martin luther king's march from selma in the capitol steps. after this march, a law was passed, the voting rights act, which secured the right to vote for millions of black people. the march has inspired human rights activists around the world, and was the focus of the oscar—winning film selma in 2014. to discuss this, i'm joined by drjason arday, assistant professor in race and sociology at durham university. thank you for being with us. remind us if you can why this event was so critical in finally persuading congress, where there had been resistance for so long, to pass a voting rights measure.— resistance for so long, to pass a voting rights measure. thank you for havin: me voting rights measure. thank you for having me here. _ voting rights measure. thank you for having me here. in _ voting rights measure. thank you for having me here. in terms— voting rights measure. thank you for having me here. in terms of- voting rights measure. thank you for having me here. in terms of thinkingj having me here. in terms of thinking

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>>would get money if they reopen by march 31st. sue to get the money they have to return to in person instruction at least through second grade solis the younger kids got to get going this plan does not require staff and students to be vaccinated and districts are not required to have agreements in place with their teachers unions because that's been kind of hold up from out of district, so we'll see where. >>that plan goes in the meantime happening today we do have 9th and 10th grade students at least at the nevada unified school district. coming back into the classroom for in person learning out last week they still had the 7th and 8th graders and now the 9th and 10th kron 4 sarah stinson is live in nevada with more. >>i bet they are happy never been so happy to go to school though complaints >>i know i think i'm starting to see some kids show up extra early i mean they have an hour until students are supposed to be here in the bell rings for the first time in nearly a year actually a little over a year i know i talked to some pa

that's not bad at all for early march. upper 60s in oakland. we're going to cool off pretty quickly once the sun goes down this evening. bay area ending around 40 degrees with low to mid 40s around the bay and then another nice warmup for the second day of march. temperatures very similar to where we topped out today. 3 to 6 degrees above average. a tiny bit cooler near the water. 64 degrees in san francisco is 3 degrees above normal. around 70 degrees for san jose and concord. let's zoom in for a closer look. 50s, close to average for march. mid to upper 60s for the south bay. close to 70 degrees for the santa clara valley. around 70 in san jose. around 70 degrees inland in the east bay as well. warmest spots reaching or even exceeding 70 degrees. fairfield going to be one of the warmer spots at 73 by tuesday afternoon. around the central bay, mid 60s. a few spots in the east side of the bay sneaking up into the upper half of the 60s. upper 60s and 70s jumbled together for the north bay. temperatures very similar. some of the warmer spots fart

march 26, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable brad sherman to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god, our god, we pray you would come alongside us on this day. to have the privilege to be in your presence would give our lives a sense of fulfillment, our efforts purpose, and our direction certainty. as we travel together, be our eyes, that we would see the magnificence of your design. our ears, that we would hear the symphony you've composed. that in what we touch, we feel your embrace. and that we would taste the suftnence you've provided for our journey -- sustenance you've provided for our journey. with you beside us, may we have the faith to give over to your keeper all our desires, plans and thoughts. that we would yield our whole selfs to you, trusting in your direction. wherever you lead us, today and in the days to

very early for march. mid 60s around the bay with temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s farther inland. similar temperatures again on wednesday with just a little more cloud cover overhead but no rain out of those clouds yet midweek. mix of clouds and sunshine thursday. increasing clouds friday with the next chance of rain moving in friday night. it's here for the first half of saturday but i don't think saturday is looking like an all day wash-out. any outdoor plans you have this weekend that you can flexibly time, sunday looks like the drier half of the weekend at this point. we'll keep you updated on that with the next around of showers heading in by monday of next week. we'll take a look at those daily rain chances more specifically coming up at 7:00. >>> "cbs evening news" is coming up. >> here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >> good evening, ken and liz. coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, the royal tell-all. prince harry and meghan markle sit down with oprah. and he explains the fear that led

what impact you think it had a future marches and demonstrations? what i think you dropped out of that is the use of music. why was singing and marching in such an important part of the movement? >> i think, well, and case of albany, i should back up. there was some music in the movement in fact, as early as the meetings at highlander school where the idea just before the student nonviolent according to mcgee was formed in 1960, 1950s, we shall overcome was one of them. and, of course, the labor movement had used the song in its movement for some time. what happened in albany is that since the movement was anchored in a church, and it's just natural in a black church to express oneself with music. music come in the context was very democratic form because it is a congregation itself that is speaking and expressing itself. so it's sort of reverses the usual or dominant feature speaking to the congregation. the congregation is speaking back at it also brings them together. it's a powerful effect if one is ever been in the current situation where music

as they marched through the unfriendly crowds. and the police argued that there is too many people, so they couldn't possibly keep the crowds back, but of course, as you can see here there is plenty of room, they could have opened the way for these women to march peacefully for the rights. one of the women that we know who participated in that marge is murray baldwin. she is a native american women, we thought it was important because many of the photographs that you see from that women suffrage movements are primarily of white women marching and protesting for their vote. but we know that women of color were there, and they were important to the movement, and we really wanted to make sure to spotlight their stories whenever we could. so we know marie baldwin was participant of the suffrage march in washington d.c.. this is actually her official personnel file full photo. she worked for what is today is the bureau of indian affairs, i think it is a lovely photo, i love that she chose to wear her traditional native interest for the

there were still street marches and so forth but they didn't have the same effect. so you witnessed martin luther king's efforts in chicago which was after selma before the poor people's march which was also unsuccessful and i think placed many of the complexities of trying to move the needle in terms of social change within the tactics that were effective in the movement. by the time you get to the poor people's campaign in 1968, this is fully evident and there are some programs that are supposed to be addressed things i've these issues but of course you also have a vietnam war competing with the programs among other things. for the different context than say cutting to the timeline of the 1940s and 50s were the mid-1960s. so it's hard to say if the march on the poor people's campaign would have succeeded and what measures it would have been able to make with a concession of some sort but that is an open question i think. >> martin luther king jr., doctor king was leading people in a rally and a protest and they had bricks thrown at them but that is not an image th

it changed from march 4th to january 20th in 1933. what is the significance of march 4th?real inauguration will happen on march the 4th when our dear leader donald trump will actually be publicly inaugurated as the president. >> the problem with qanon is that it is kind of like a big tent conspiracy theory that welcomes everyone regardless of what wild conspiracy theory you happen to believe. >> reporter: the latest conspiracy was made popular by a movement known as sovereign citizens. the fbi has called the movement a domestic terrorism threat. >> we have many examples of shoot outs or attacks or sovereign citizens who literally went after police officers or sheriffs. >> that is what happened here. members shot and killed two deputies in west memphis. while qanon believers don't necessarily share all sovereign citizen ideology they use what they need. >> they move the goal posts in order top wait for their reality to come to fruition. >> reporter: qanon followers are not monl ithic. they can be rich or poor, educated or not, from the city or countryside, black, or white,

march 26 that march is gone. a marine rv. let's start this morning with a check of weather with john we have next week as last marched on, we had windy days all day yesterday. is it the same on scene. one high wind advisory for the the winds literally blew march away. it feels like it didn't even happen. rain that we are looking at. >> the end of march. last weekend of march just ahead of us. the good news is rain. i know you're talking little bit about the winds. we've been seeing them so persistently throughout the course of this week. today still breezy but not as much of a problem as we have been seeing and this is a transition out of our windy a stay so still breezy from time to time. as i noted, but a calmer start already. you look outside from berkeley. looks beautiful, right. let's get a look at wind speeds berkeley, oakland hayward san francisco, all nice and calm right now. there are parts of the north bay where you are in the still some breezy spots and at times winds will pick up for the rest of us. but what you'r

they will start with preschool and kindergarten on march 18th. first, through third will be back the following monday, march 22nd. fourth and fifth graders returned march 25th, there is ilredafor middle and high school students. >>> people who have been camping out at a public park in sausalito can stay, at least for now. a federal judge granted preliminary injunction barring the city from clearing homeless occupants from dumpy park. it applies as long as there is no threat of virus transmission. the city council passed a resolution last month to relocate the camp tumor and ship park, adjacent to a u.s. army corps of engineers debris yard. but, a homeless union fought that decision. they say the new ruling not only protects the campers but also stops an effort by wealthy residents to kick,'s people out of town. >>> a live look across the bay at oakland which is looking for a new official to manage its homeless program. dario dunstan is stepping down after about a year on the job to take a new position with the city of san francisco. he was workin

the target dates are march 4 through march 6. you can expect everybody, including the members, the staff and the capitol police, the people charged with protecting the capital, to be on high alert the next couple of days. host: what is the decision in -- the biz -- the senate still meeting for business today? guest: we will see what happens. the senate seems like they will conduct business as usual, but things are subject to change, moment to moment. host: as far as the capitol police is concerned, you talked a little bit about the reaction, but how are they responding to this, and will there be a different type of presence today and the next day's going forward? guest: yesterday, the office of the sergeant at arm's sent out an email to members of congress and congressional staffers, and they noted the sergeant at arms is working closely with capitol police to monitor march 4, fifth and sixth, what they describe as potential protests and demonstration activities around what have some described as the quote, true inauguration day.

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what is funny women marching for. thank you but he went out of our marching for a fight that some in many parts of the world would consider to be very fundamental and basic asking for right such as right to pursue education to be able to be to walk on the streets but doubt being has the right to marry someone of their own little. baby then i think that on the streets but these very simple and basic rights i've spoken to many. i headed the capital are marching and they say that they are against us oppression and control and dominance of the fighting they believe the pakistanis to defeat the taliban society and still fucking funny women cannot enjoy enjoy their involvement and to feed them and that they did so because it was a new very provocative slogan very provocative and boy. like i said short the hypocrisy of the society they say they're using. a controversial slope and made i just think that he pretty much means my body my choice was 50 criticised last year olds in the march also using the same slogans to feel whi

straight ahead in sports, a senior citizen reference to march madness.e in the nba is making a move. and nba all-star sunday. who was the best from deep today? three point contest. steph curry? gave it a shot. >>> nba up top. and why not? it's their day. right? it's steph curry's day. it's all-star sunday. and it was star-studded. all eyes on steph curry. one win in six tries with the three point contest. he had the national audience with a jaw-dropping performance. swept the ball rack here. and advanced to the finals with the highest point total. he makes it look so easy. doesn't he? now only utah's mike conley had a puncher's chance at staying with curry. his final round total was 27 points. that was the number. 27. that's the one that curry had to beat. he went to work. made it interesting. by nailing four of his last five shots and the game's greatest shooter did not disappoint. clinched it with his final ball. say hello to steph curry, the 2021 champion. >> we go on to six-time all- star blake griffin. he can change out of the detroit pistons' swag.

and so, they plan this march for 1941.y think by the late spring of 1940 when there's going to be about 100,000 african-americans were going to show up to this march. so of course the famous march of 1963 was about 4 million they think about 100,000 people at 1941 were going to come to this. which would be a very large number of people to demonstrate on the mall in washington. especially at a moment when the united states is not yet entered the war, but it's made very clear which site it is on. the president of the united states is signed onto this atlantic charter with the british. he has also consistently calling the war a war for democracy. saying the united states is on the right side of this conflict even those not formally in it yet, still helping out britain and russia. until this would have been no mostly embarrassing of the world stage if all of these black people came and demonstrated over violations of their civil rights in this country as the united states was saying we are the good guys here across the globe.

on march the 1st $954.00 the u.s. detonated a hydrogen bomb on bikini.it was far more powerful than expected almost a 1000 times as powerful as the atomic bomb that destroyed hiroshima. a japanese fishing boat. was at work in the nuclear fallout. the boat's name means lucky dragon but for the 23 men onboard exposed to intense radiation with 0 protection this was the least lucky day of their lives. less than 9 years after the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki japanese civilians were again subjected to the deadly effects of atomic power. in the early 1980 s. sociology professor. peter got to know mrs fucci she and his son had been subjected to radiation when the u.s. detonated an atomic bomb of another sucky. was it radiated a 2nd time in 954 he was one of the fisherman near bikini atoll. the 2 are buried next to each other in the cemetery. but as i said again. we will. see. what i mean and i really. don't need. to need any kind of letter with. only the right to do so as most of. the stuff he took his own life out at sea he was 27 years old. however he was

march madness is big for business. but for the host cities and a normal year, they would be thousands of people in filling local hotels. >> but because things are still not fully back home air bnb hosts are the benefits. courtney spinelli has more. >> we want this to be their indiana home away from home just steps from one of the march madness venue sits a short term rental home with us being right in the shadow lucas oil. the house built we where are our indiana flags and colors of private just one of many in the city that opens its doors. we have our hometown map to travelers from around the people in thailand and although march madness is just kicking off a new wave of tourism back to indy property manager jim borthwick says it's bringing with it a major sense of optimism to the short term rental industry. obviously these past 12 months have been kind of a. >> and up and down almost like a haunted house in the past year for everybody in the hospitality industry. this lifelong hoosier says recent bookings have been a

. >>> and, putting the mad in march madness. tonight, why social media posts from some women's teams are sparking outrage. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with another brazen attack on an elderly asian american woman caught on camera. surveillance video shows the victim being knocked to the ground and robbed in daly city. it happened yesterday afternoon. one leader in the bay area law enforcement calling these violent attacks poison in our community. kpix5's andria borba is live in daly city where officers are investigating this latest disturbing incident. >> reporter: well, elizabeth and ken, daly city police are on the hunt for the attack on an elderly asian person knocking her to the ground and robbing her. watch as the 78-year-old asian american woman is walking on the sidewalk only to be rushed, dragged into the street and robbed. after her attacker leaves, she gets up off the asphalt and begins frantically waving her arms for help. it is the latest in a string of violent attacks on asians in

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it is monday, march 1, 2021. on cnbc. ♪ >>> welcome back i'm seema modi in for brian sullivan it's the first day of march. here are how stock futures look as we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour the dow poised for a strong open, up 340 points in premarket trade. the thats dak is up by 210 points the nasdaq still off by 7% off its record high. it was a bruising month for the nasdaq this after the ten-year yield hit a one-year high. the bond market reversing course this morning we're seeing yields come off the high of the session. the year on the ten-year, 1.4% despite the steep selling we saw at the close of february, worth noting that the major indices still closed a month with gains. the dow finishing up more than 3% the s&p 500 higher by 2.5% and while technology, the sector ended lower for february, we did see the broader nasdaq close out the month with a gain of nearly 1% the big gainers on the dow for the month, check this out. the industrial giant caterpillar, goldman sachs and chevron seeing double-di

you talk about extending the deadline beyond march 31st which i am in support of. then you said we should refer to your written testimony for the ideas and thoughts you had along those lines. i saw your written testimony and wondering if you could expand on a couple of things. increased eligibility, second-rate eligibility, use of proceeds with the schedule c borrowers and scholars and the implications of that coming out. >>. >> those are great questions. right now if somebody would apply for first draw they were not be eligible for a second draw or they cannot spend the money in the eight week period of time before the march 31st states may be if the bank did not support them or they didn't get the application in, we firmly believe they should be able to have that second draw to support their business. so giving them time to spend the money. and also being able to have an increase. i remarked about the schedule c borrower and then to outsource but then only could access for thousand dollars and needed much more money so we supported that with the sba loan of $1500

it means we will go into the negative phase for march. that takes that big block in the atmosphere, shrinks it and allows you to set up shop. that allows the storms to get in here. here is how it plays out. if you look at the north american pattern and go back for november, december, january, february, march, positive would be above the line. negative would be below it. negative is what allows the storms to get here. we have been positive for much of the wenter and well below average. right here, there is a noticeable dip. if you go back to the 1 really big storm that we had this year that was on january 26th. we got that deluge of rain and the strong winds. that happened during the most significant phase of the negative portion of this pna pattern. the pacific north american pattern. does not mean we will get a major storm. we can not get specific but if you look at the long-range forecast watch what happens, they are coming back. the door will open again thanks to this large shift in pattern. it is good news. we check back in for the fo

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march 2, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d provides for the automatic termination unless within 90 days within the anniversary of its declaration the president publishes in the national register and transmit a letter to the congress stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency declared in executive order 1392 of march 8, 2015, with respect to the situation in venezuela is to continue in effect beyond march 8, 2021. the situation in venezuela continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states. therefore, i have determined that it is necessary to

march to the san francisco bay pedestrian bridge.ommunity leaders have also plan to rally in dublin. speakers include alameda county supervisors and dublin's mayor. that one starts at three p.m. at emerald glen park and at to r communities rally will take place at lakes elizabeth pavilion. fremont for more on the effort to stop asian. hey, be sure to visit our website ktvu .com congressional delegation made up of seven democrats and one republican, visited a border facility in el paso, texas. today texas congresswoman veronica escobar hosted the delegation, she says resolving the influx of migrants at the border will take time. but as i mentioned in my own op ed, not one of us is asking for open borders. what we are asking for what we need in our country is open minds and we have to be ready to tackle what are challenges and foreign policy and challenges in economic policy. a republican lawmakers are urging president biden to make a visit to the border. but currently there's no plan for him to do so. a new estimate on the wall street

march 18, three weeks later, $355 billion, 90 hl 8. march 25, $1.9 trillion, 96-0. so from march 5 to march 25, we passed three bills well over $2 trillion, 96-1, 90-8, and 96-0. i would argue to the american people it's not like the republican party and the democratic party can't work together when it comes to covid relief. but now that the democrats have the house, the senate, and the white house, there seems to be no desire to go down that road. and i will talk about that in a minute. april 21, 2020 we get $355 more by voice vote. spending $355 billion by voice vote is pretty astonishing. $1.9 trillion is pretty astonishing. september 30, 2020, $83 more. december 21, just a few months ago we spent another $1 trillion, 92-6. why do i bring this up? i bring it up to show that there's plenty of bipartisanship around covid relief and that bipartisanship has stopped. president biden made a big deal about wanting to bring the country together and find common ground. well, the one area that we actually had common ground, we've abandoned common ground to deal with a $1.9

it changed from march 4th to january 20th only in 1933. what's the significance of march 4th?ch the 4th when our dear leader donald trump will actually be publicly inaugurated as the president. >> the problem with qanon is that it's kind of like a big tent conspiracy theory that welcomes everyone, regardless of what wild conspiracy theory you happen to believe. >> reporter: the latest conspiracy was made popular by a movement known as sovereign citizens. the fbi has called the movement a domestic terrorism threat. >> we have many examples of shoot outs or attacks or sovereign citizens who literally went after police officers or sheriffs. >> reporter: that's what happened here. members shot and killed two deputies in west memphis. while qanon believers don't necessarily share all sovereign citizen ideology, they use what they need. >> they move the goal posts in order to wait for their reality to come to fruition. >> reporter: qanon followers are not monolithic. the followers can be rich, poor, educated or not from the city or countryside, black or white and everything in betwe

it is saturday, march 27.i am liz kreutz. >>> we have so much to get to surrounding the protests and the pandemic. >>> first let's get to the weather with lisa argen for the nice weekend. >> we are trending much warmer than we would expect this time of year with 7 to 13 degrees above high average. mid 40s and 46 at pleasant

>>> it's thursday, march 18th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." tornado >>> it's thursday, march 18th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." tornado outbreak. dangerous storms sweep across the south. the damage so far as millions brace for more severe weather today. >>> deadly shooting spree. new details about the suspected gunman charged with killing eight people. his confession about having a sexual addiction. >>> seeking a new life. rare access inside a shelter where migrant families stay where migrant families stay after crossing into the u.s. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin with the search for a motive in the shooting rampage in georgia that left eight people dead. the suspected gunman, 21-year-old robert long, has been charged in the killings. authorities released new pictures of him following his arrest tuesday night. six of the dead are asian women. but long told police race was not a factor. naomi ruchim has the latest developments. how is the shooting raising alarms a

instead of marching out _ streets. yes, it's true. instead of marching out to _ streets.out to the _ streets. yes, it's true. instead of marching out to the main - streets. yes, it's true. instead of| marching out to the main streets, they rather stay inside their own township and then they try to stage a sit in protest within their own neighbourhood. and they continue their protests. when we talked to their protests. when we talked to the protesters and what we are told, they want to continue the protests just to help the government staff who are on strike. they who are on strike. interference they are worried that _ who are on strike. interference they are worried that government _ who are on strike. interference they are worried that government staff - who are on strike. interference they are worried that government staff or i are worried that government staff or others, they have more oppression from the military regime. that is why they are willing, they are sacrificing their life and they take some risk. they know the risks are there in the streets. but they still c

but when the calendar flipped to march.'ve been able to completely fell. >> all of our units in indy pretty last minute. but completely fill. all right. that's a renewed sense of hope with even more to come in the next few months. this is kind of our big kickoff for the air. right. and so after this we hope to have people coming in for indy 500. >> gen con reporting in downtown courtney spinelli cbs. 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it is march and we're all happy campers over in the sports department. one of the many reasons why is the stanford women's basketball team. they are fun to watch and they are on a roll today the card to looking to defeat the missouri state bears on their way to the elite 8 head coach tara vanderveer looking to leave the cardinal to their 14th elite 8 during her tenure. she is a legend 1st quarter. missouri state must read the scouting report don't leave anna wilson open beyond the arc or she will do that stanford jumps out to an early lead wilson also gets it done on the other end of the flo