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it's the largest parade of mardi gras. it rolls next saturday.entire nation. jackie? >> that looks like fun. my story the's a little bit different. look, after caddos could be in short -- avocados could be in short supply because the federal government temporarily suspended all imports of mexican avocados. it's my understanding that they have allowed the imports to resume; however, it's going to cause supply chain disruptions and the problem here is why they did it. they did it because they said that the inspection plants the -- in mexico, the u.s. inspection plant was somehow threatened or under siege in some way. they've been able to quell that, so they've resumed it. but you look at what's going on at the southern border, all kinds of drugs. that's not a security threat in any way? we have undocumented migrants coming across the border. that's not a security threat in any way and you're trying to ban the import of avocados? i have a problem with that. tyrus. [laughter] >> avocados, no illegal immigration. yeah. well, i am ecstatic on this one.

the city celebrates mardi gras. she was shown partying maskless at the mayor's ball.ou have been speaking out can'ts mask mandates for sometime. what was your reaction when you saw maskless pictures of the mayor? >> well, i think it is very evident this is not about a virus but rather about control, the children are suffering and the growing amount of anger coming from parents in new orleans and across louisiana is possible. >> carley: without a doubt. go ahead, continue your thought, i apologize. >> i was going to say the mayor launching her maskless face proves it is about control. she has to shelter in place this is democracy. she works for us, the people and not the other way around. it is not her job to protect our health, it is her job to protect our rights. parents are pushing back. >> carley: you are a lawyer representing 100 people, this group who are suing the mayor over mask mandates. i can imagine you will not let the pictures slide. >> no. the pictures caused outrage throughout the city. the response was almost laughable, they might have removed their mas

this is the ninth year for the mardi gras second line march in the neighborhood. it featured a parade of musicians playing traditional northern style jazz as well as dancers. plenty of beads and a llama. >>> national weather service warning of dangerous snicker waves. there are plenty of people surfing. the warning will last. is it until tomorrow afternoon? >> one in the morning. if you want a sign covid has changed -- this is the first time i have seen you standing next to us thinking two years. >> it has been a while. i am happy to be here for one. is that tomorrow will be much different than today in terms of the beach. >> we will get blue skies. today was gray and it was like he didn't know if it would rain are not. tomorrow will look dutiful. i will start out with a view. colors of the ukraine flag happening across the globe. eiffel tower london, empire state building are all doing in. if you are wondering what is the blue and gold we are doing it here as well. that is the current situation temperatures. 49 in concorde. 54 in san jose. we are not going to get

. >>> it's never too early to celebrate mardi gras.th beach turning into bourbon street tonight. >>> watch out for the sneaker waves and rip currents, warnings for the bay area coastline. >>> the clouds look a lot more impressive than they actually are. there is the possibility for 1 to 2 drops of rain in the far north bay. we will look at that coming >>> just into our newsroom, a 4.1 earthquake has rattled much of southern california, it happened between santa paula and ojai. according to the usgs, the quake was felt throughout much of ventura and los angeles counties and reports of people feeling it quickly flooded social media. >>> so far no reports of any injuries or damages. >>> in response to russia's invasion, bars and liquor stores across the usa and canada are trying to hurt russia economically, refusing to sell russian vodka and other russian liquor. today ohio's governor ordered the states department of commerce to stop the purchase and sale of all vodka made by the russian company, russian standard. ontario, also directed i

the irony is there is an assistant mardi gras be held no matter what.e children being masked and vaccinated at the age of five while the city will host the largest carnivals in the country. so it has become so ridiculous that moms are no longer sitting quietly watching their children suffer appear they are really coming together and saying "enough is enough. we are more excited to hear the attorney general would be joining us in this. >> griff: katie green, laura, stephanie, there is a lot more mama bear so keep us posted. have a great time and have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> griff: carley. >> carley: the time is 34 minutes after they are at the vice president's likability problem doesn't seem to be getting any better. as an aid staffer says "see you later." breaking it down coming up next. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized w

the anticipation for mardi gras is at an all time high.on people are expected to visit new orleans to celebrate. mhm saw in the last part of my son right now, but i can't get too excited cause i got a long way to go. dominic dealing francis in horace anderson are known as culture kids. children who were raised in mardi gras and carnival traditions. monographs everything. i can't even describe it. they say keeping the celebrations alive is crucial to the city's identity. when people think of new orleans , they come to new orleans to figure out and learn the different layers of our history and our traditions and our culture. and if we don't continue to perform and show up and show out this history of gold without being said, you know, and it needs to be explained. it needs to be shown to the world culture preserved my life. i've probably been shot up dead in the streets long time ago. you know, this culture saved me from that. and i wanted to do the same for my kids culminates on march 1st fat tuesday when the city will be filled with elabor

new orleans mayor is caught partying maskless during indoor mardi gras event.s taken last week were posted online, before being deleted. the video showed her singing karaoke maskless. she reinstated mask mandate. we will discuss the liberal leader's maskhypocrisy. todd. >> todd: next guest is demanding action because of severe impact on her six-year-old's development. the mom joins us now. abigale, thank you for being here. describe how your son's development has been hindered from wearing a mask. >> i have a six year old son in kindergarten, he's had development issues since he was 18 months old. we worked on speech therapist, he's been with a private speech therapist since may of 2020. before that, we were working with the school district. when everything shut down and all the protocol started happening where you can't be in person, he lost access to his speech and occupational therapy and that was one problem with all of the mandate and stuff happening with the schools. it is more than masks. part of his problem, he has expressive language disorder, has hard

kris van cleave is in new orleans sampling mardi gras' royalty, the king cake.a braver features the groundbreaking work of painter shirley woodson, plus thoughts from john djohndickerson, a story from steve hartman and more.of february 27, 202. princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. >> cowan: we begin this morning with the latest from ukraine. we'll start off with a front line's report from holly williams outside kyiv. and then margaret brennan puts things into perspective. >> reporter: ukraine's capital kyiv is now a war zone. russia claims it isn't targeting civilians, but ukraine says its forces or fighting in dis crim natalie.

this time we got to norman's where mayor -- there she is, caught parking ask this of course, at a mardihecks out, seven days after reinstating mask mandate for her city. the mayor today offered an explanation claiming others were wearing their mask so that's good but she didn't apologize for her own actions. perfect. we've seen this hypocrisy throughout the pandemic so the question is, has the time arrived to do the sensible thing for the lawmakers and get rid of the mandates? better yet, ditch the mandates and resign let's discuss what tonight party panel starting with attorney and republican strategist alexandra wilkes, former biden campaign surrogate democratic strategist, kevin walling and political analyst and author of how the force convicts the world, nerd -- stephen. [laughter] kevin, let's start with you, i was in new orleans a few days ago and i was surprised how strict things were, vaccine proved to go to a restaurant and mask mandate to go inside, blue city, democratic governor you have rules, is there a scientific exception for mardi gras like there is for football games in

if you happen to attend the mardi gras ball last friday night, it was an actual normal time for latoya dancing carefree, her face but naked, the whole time. so the people in power don't follow their own rules. a lot of them don't pay taxes to the governments they run. but nobody cares. you will see them as they are not releasing any data on the hospitalization of in vitro shots because they might be misinterpreted by you. brit hume is fox nation's political analyst and we are happy to have you join us tonight. we've been so many stories, brit hume, do people care and should they care? >> i think these politicians who issue mask mandates with no mask on, that it's a problem. people see that and obviously hypocrisy and people are attuned to it. you have to put that down as almost incomparable blunder. >> tucker: yet these people keep doing it again and again. and i know politicians don't pay their taxes. yours, i pay mine, we have to. >> boy, do i ever. >> tucker: but a lot of them don't. i will be a lot of them don't. >> yeah, i know, this episode has rebuild a lot to a lot of people ab

the ninth year for the mardi gras second line march in the neighborhood.ured a parade of musicians playing traditional new orleans-style music and dancers, plenty of beads and apparently, a llama. >>> happening now, south lake tahoe home owners are learning a massive bear known as hank the tank may not have been primarily responsible for wreaking havoc across dozens of homes. he's within mostly exonerated. as reporter adrienne moore explains, it's thanks to dna evidence. >> reporter: hank is not the culprit. >> i in a week's time, hank the tank went from wanted to wrongly accused. >> like they say, in the murder shows, you can't argue with dna. [ laughter ] >> reporter: dna evidence collected by the department of fish and wildlife finds two female bears and another male are to blame for dozens of home break-ins and property damage in the community of tahoe keys. hank may be behind a small fraction, they say, but not the majority, including one last friday. >> he was given a death sentence. we had to jump in on that. >> reporter: that jumping in led ann bry

here in the u.s., there is a big celebration at the family mardi gras festival in louisiana this weekend fat tuesday in a suburb 10 minutes away from downtown new orleans. up to 80,000 people are expected to enjoy the mardi gras parade along with authentic new orleans cuisine, an art market and free outdoor concerts. locally, today's a big day for bart writers. for the first time in the 49 year history, they are running all five lines on sundays. it is extending the closing time on sundays and holidays from 9:00 to midnight, just like it was before the pandemic. bart only operated three lines on sunday, many writers had to transfer to get around. with the addition of the red and green lines on sundays, some stations will see a train four times an hour instead of two. still ahead, tripped back in time this weekend. the anniversary celebration that is finally taking place after being delayed by the pandemic. and here is a live look outside, looking out over the bay this morning. much foggier than we've seen the past few days, hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. m

as it relates to the mayor in new orleans it is hard to defend that behavior when we know that mardias ground zero. one of the places where the covid outbreaks across this country began to happen. if we trace back where the large outbreaks happened it was one of the cities and so it really is indefensible for her to continue doing one thing and asking students to do another. >> harris: and that call that i hear in your voice and correct me if i'm wrong is a call for accountability. >> it is. absolutely. >> harris: as matt has pointed out that would give your side of the aisle some good to hear some of that talk. good to see you both. thank you. hunter biden's ex girlfriend is sitting down for five hours before the grand jury in the federal investigation of his taxes. she had a lot to say about his lavish spending. lots of drugs. outrage after los angeles's progressive district attorney admitted he mishandled the case of a child molester sentenced to just two years. but his about face reportedly to get harder on that criminal only comes after george gascon learned that fox news had so

y nos vamos contando que hoy en new orleans un desfile como parte de la celebraciÓn de mardi gras, ylo con este, su equipo lo esperamos a partir de maÑana. >>> buenas noches, que descanse. >>> feliz semana. ♪♪♪♪ ♪♪♪♪ ♪♪♪♪ >>♪♪. >>noticias del mundo >>buenas noches soy joana suárez. esta sola noticia que te debe saber. una luz al final del túnel. joe biden accede a reunirse con putin si rusia no invade a ucrania. >>investigan accidente de la policía de huntington beach donde un policía falleció y otro resultó herido. >>tiene seis años pero la edad no la frena para ser la campeona de gokart en méxico

. >>> crowds gathered all weekend in new orleans for mardi gras' parades and performances by diana rossfive. >> and let's check out the scene overnight in the french quarter. the party is already under way on bourbon street. >> is it, though? everybody there looks like they're standing and coherent. >> wait for it. the party's just starting. >> i don't see anybody stumbling, i don't see any cups on the ground. i guess wait for it. >>> let's go across the pond to a british dad who discovered what you can do with a vacuum. >> tom was cleaning his new rug when he noticed how he can create a sharp contrast with the vacuum. >> i get that. but i don't get this. after years of practice, he's elevated it to an art form. this is stunning. he's advanced from simple lines and patterns to full-blown or full-sucked, because he's using a vacuum, works of art like this of the former president trump, his personal favorite. look at the attention to detail there. that's from the vacuum. >> also whoever made you say that line. kudos. or this incredible recreation of the mona lisa. it takes artistic talent

with covid in retreat, mardi gras celebrations return to new orleans this week.a day of remembrance. 80 years after the forced internment of japanese americans. and later, "reporter's notebook." our jamie yuccas takes us inside the bubble in the final hours of beijing's winter olympic games. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> cordes: good evening. i'm nancy cordes in new york. adriana diaz is off. tonight, there are troubling new signs that russia is on the verge of invading its neighbor ukraine, putting all of europe on edge. russian president vladimir putin was seen observing a series of nuclear drills today, and a mock battle. it happened just north of the ukrianian border, and it involved warplanes, tanks, and rocket launchers. u.s. officials say up to 190,000 russian troops are now amassed along the ukrianian border with new deployments in crimea, belarus, and near eastern ukraine. on the front lines, there was an uptick in shelling today. ukraine's military said two soldiers were killed. russian separatist leaders in eastern ukraine ordered the evacuatio

. >>> speaking of parades, new orleans getting ready for mardi gras next week. some festivities are starting now, including the traditional king cakes. >>> this huge bare was wanted for dozens of home break-ins. now we are fighting out, maybe it wasn't him. the update next. >>> i am steve hartman. coming up on the cbs evening news, these kids think they are heading into another boring school assembly. will change their lives forever. the announcement of a lifetime. tonight on the cbs evening news with >>> we mentioned in the full forecast that we have when chance of showers by the middle of next week, but it does not look like it will amount to a whole lot. the long-range outlook from the climate prediction center is showing a pretty good chance of below average rainfall as we head into early march. the 14-day outlook shows the same chance of below average rainfall, not just for the bay area, but for pretty much the entirety of the state. that takes us through the first third of march. 11 other update coming up at 5:00. >>> also, people in napa county showing so

. >>> and check that out, early mardi gras celebration in san francisco's north beach this afternoon. photojournalist greg welch was there, the neighborhood featured a parade of musicians playing the traditional new orleans style of music. >> the crowd looks so good, i mean i thought that's got to be neurons, it's right here. >> even on what was a pretty cloudy day, not the prettiest day out there today but that changes tomorrow, second half of the weekend is better than the first. and there is some light rain in the clouds, you've got to go up to sonoma county to find it and there's a possibility we might get a drop of rain in sonoma and certainly in mendocino but it's not a lot. let's get into the forecast, we will leave behind the pretty view from the golden gate bridge, we can go to the other side, just pretty. you can see 580, the light stretching out and back on top of the salesforce tower, same batch of clouds, you can see it showing up on all the reporting stations, cloudy everywhere, concord, sunshine, livermore, oddly enough, the center is saying it's sunny, we just looked o

originally, the hotel with oil up the columns out front to keep folks from climbing up the balcony during mardi gras celebrations. >> that feels like something that's better in person anyway. you really want to that. you can't do that with a at home or anything like that. touch it. but it's not really deterring them from climbing anymore. is it? i mean, you've got some ladders. you go up and down. it. that's going to do it for us here during kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. thank you for joining us. we'll see in primetime. have a good evening. (male narrator) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female narrator) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male narrator) as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough. (female narrator) plus, you'll get exclusive access to a brand-new free gift offer featuring cindy's new home spa tool: the electronic skin revitalizer! a $90 value, free! (male narrator) and coming up, find out what happens when cindy crawford invites grey's anatomy star ellen pompeo to try the evolutio

she is reinstated the city's indoor mascot mandate that's in effect through mardi gras. that would be march 1st next week. so according to latoyas, cantrell ,the mandate is necessary because these are just not . stal times it does give us some sense ofs a normal g bringing back some normalcy. but at the same time it's very important for everyone to recognize and realize that we are not under normal times. >> yeah, so we're your obedience mask. wh well,er if you happen to attend the mayor's mardi gras ball last friday night, it was actually a pretty normal time for latoya cantrell. she wasassct in the good times . as you can see here she is dancing carefree. her face naked the whole time.a so the people in power don't follow their own rules. a lot of them don'tfoll pay taxs to the government. they run buten nobody cares.t we is just admitted they're not releasing any data uncovered hospitalizationsu t, booster shs because that might be misinterpreted by you. okay, o brit hume is fox news senior political analyst. we're happy to have him joinnal us tonight. so we've done s

and thousands were saying let the good times roll this weekend as mardi gras parades returned to uptown new orleans, leading up to fat tuesday on march 1st the carnival celebrations kicked into high gear with floats, costumes and festivities galore. after last year's events were canceled due to the pandemic >>> up next, mexico leans forward with a new law on birth certificates >>> and daycare nightmare. a child is locked in as her mother finds her but can't get out. details on what happened in 60 seconds. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more! bu

large crowds are celebrating mardi gras in new orleans this weekend, the masses, mostl maskless, as is much of the nation. >> we're finally going back into normal life. >> reporter: the c.d.c. now suggesting more than 70% of americans can stop wearing masks indoors, this prompted by a dramatic drop in covid cases from a january peak of 807,000 a day, to about 75,000. the government's new pandemic map showing county by county which areas have low, medium, and high risk rates. dr. peter hotez, a vaccine expert at texas children's hospital. >> i like the color-coding system to give people a sense of what's safe and what's not safe. >> reporter: what about the 28% of americans still in high-risk areas? what do you say to them? >> what you say to them is maximize the vaccination for you and your family members. the key is not just assume that we're done with this. that's what we're really talking about, a pause, not a permanent end to this pandemic. eporter: every state excep hawaii has rolled back its indoor mask mandates, but the c.d.c. says if another variant emerges, it could change its

mandate stands through the mardi gras season.ut for comment and a lot of these videos and photos were taken down. it is evident these rules only apply to some. fox news did reach out, he admitted there was not a, quote, perfect adoption of the guidelines but they were really encouraged by the level of masking and vigilance on the parade routes at all events. they are encouraged by everyday people following the rules but those who make the rules don't follow the minute tends to send a terrible message to those who are finally back in the classroom wearing masks. it is so not politicized. local governments him him change it impossible to get into restaurants in florida. they are packed all the time. what kills me is it doesn't make sense. if you pass covered despite being vaccinated what is the point of the vaccine restaurant? this applies to children. everybody has to show a vaccination passport. they are not even vaccinating children at all. people who live in countries where vaccines for children don't exist cannot busy new york

raymond, i know you're getting ready for your big mardi gras week, so we want to let you go and get yourr the festivities which we will check back in with okay? have a great weekend. oh, yeah, watch out! the canadian truckers were looking for some inspiration from our g.o.p. leadership class on the vaccine mandates issue, well, think again. he will name names, plus he will explain what lawmakers have to do to even attend the state of the union. stay there. ♪ ♪ go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. ♪ ♪ >> it's nonillegal protest. she wants to know what my response would be if i get arrested. >> hold the line. >> laura: that was one of the organizers of the ottawa trucker protest tamara lich. after

. >> greg: but what about mardi gras? >> i'll be the monarch of orpheus, harry connick jr.e mayor with the float. >> greg: who is below you on the float? >> everybody. >> greg: i wanted you to say a specific person but that's ok. we're out of time. fox news @ night with evil kevin is next. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. for joinind i'm sandra smith. "the five" now. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: home invasions. jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, they do mcdowell, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city, this is "the 5p "music that this is "the five." ♪ ♪ joe biden looking to crush the trucker protests in canada before it spreads here. the president telling justin trudeau to get tough and cracked down on the freedom convoy. white house officials are urging canadian leaders to use their federal powers tore

up to 80,000 people are expected to enjoy the mardi gras parade.mbrance marked the 80th anniversary of the executive order that resulted in the internment of japanese americans during world war ii. community members came to the history museum to learn about executive order 9066. speakers describe how their families were sent to internment camps. steve was interred with his family at the tan fran mall. he says there is heightened interest so we don't repeat mistakes of the past. >> it's becoming more and more people getting interested in what's happening, especially when we talk about it not happen again. they've seen it with the muslim band. we've seen it with the kids that are separated from their parents. liz: he helped to break ground on a memorial near the san bruno bart station to honor those who were wrongly imprisoned. today is a big day for bart writers. for the first time, part is running all five lines on sunday. it's extended the closing time on sunday and holidays from 9:00 until midnight. bart only operated three lines on sunday, which

brian and sally getting ready for mardi gras in new orleans.her 17th birthday and skyler in salt like city celebrated his 22nd birthday in 2022. and willine turns 105 years old tomorrow. you can get that b it is sunday, february 27th, 7:00 on the dot, as we take a live look outside in downtown san jose. cloudy skies, but nice and calm. thank you so much for starting the final sunday of the month with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. >> this morning we are seeing some chilly temperatures outside. clear skies around san francisco, a few more clouds across the north bay this morning. and speaking of temperatures, we're in the mid-30s around the

suburb just 10 minutes away from downtown new orleans about 80,000 people are expected to enjoy the mardirade along with authentic new orleans cuisine an art market and free outdoor concerts. while shifting to a very somber anniversary this weekend, it's been 80 years since the japanese internment camps of world war two tonight. you'll hear about them from the people who have a personal connection. i'm searching christian. we have some big weather changes coming our way. not only is it going to get much colder? we might even get a little rain and snow here in the bay area. i have the active of the forecast coming up when abc meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ahhh! oh m

dan: new orleans is preparing for large-scale mardi gras celebrations for the first time since 2020.re canceled last year. covid-19 cases decreased there will still be restrictions. masks are required indoors as well as proof of vaccination and negative tests to get into bars and health officials say a booster shot now if you have not yet and if you are planning to celebrate in new orleans, you need one. kristen: a once popular fisherman's wharf tourist attraction is no more. the san francisco dungeon has frightened its last visitor, closing its doors effective immediately. it opened in 2014 and dared tourists and locals alike to live and breathe san francisco starkest history. it was the only one of its kind in the u.s. there are several in the u.k. and europe and asia. the dungeon was owned by the same company that runs the legoland theme parks and madame tussaud's wax museums. dan:dan: a double celebration for los angeles rams receiver van jefferson and his wife. as he and his teammates were working towards a super bowl victory, she went into labor inside sofi stadium. she had to

. >> greg: but what about mardi gras? >> i'll be the monarch of orpheus, harry connick jr.e mayor with the float. >> greg: who is below you on the float? >> everybody. >> greg: i wanted you to say a specific person but that's ok. we're out of time. fox news @ night with evil kevin is next. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪♪ >> kevin: it is the friday big show and a big hello and welcome to fox news @ nine. i'm in for shannon bream. breaking tonight, the message from the biden white house is to americans inside ukraine. get out now or you're on your own. it's the clearest warning yet as u.s. officials are citing new intelligence a russian invasion into ukraine could come within the next 24-48 hours, however,

a couple of weeks until mardi gras.ks ago they reimposed the mask mandate for schools and indoor spaces, the mayor did. so, they said okay, everybody has got to wear a mask indoors. particularly in the school. particularly if you are inside, which is why the hypocrisy of what we are about to show you is so blatant. so, on friday night, interest's the mayor latoya cantrell, she was maskless at the mayor's maduroy gras ball. there were photos showing her after fox news asked for a comment why isn't anybody indoors wearing a mask? they took the video down there. goes the evidence. ains they look like a lot of phone you would like to hang out with them and be at this ball but they are not wearing their mask. that's the hypocrisy. that's the part people are upset with because they're making everyone else wear but they are not. >> pete: almost leaves you speechless the mind set it would take to impose a mask mandate on the rest of the population and then blatantly flagrantly ignore it yourself. it means either you don't belie

i thought i would wear it tonight and the friday before my ride to mardi gras. >> laura: it is a hugei don't know what you have talked about more on the ingle angle, the spider that saved christmas or the indemian medal. it is a cute little gold medal for the ice dancing. if you are looking for a simple example as to why the health establishment lost so much trust, compare their responses to the blm protest in 2020 to the canadian truckers today. that's next. e-related macular dn may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. "preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies" "and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb" so, ask your doctor about adding preservision. and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision" if you're on medicare, or retiring soon, making sure you have the right medicare co

what stone reportedly took a ride home after going to a mardi gras event with friends last friday. >>the focus now turns to the timeline between whetstone leaving the group and getting to the hospital the next day. new orleans police say what stone arrived at the hospital after 07:00am saturday in an unknown car. while police would not confirm that the vehicle was an uber. uber is releasing a statement confirming a driver's account has been deactivated. our thoughts are with kyle whetstone's family as they grieve the loss of their daughter. we stand ready to assist law enforcement with their investigation. the new orleans coroner's office says it could take up to 2 months to determine her cause of death. this is reactions from whetstone's friends from her hometown in bamberg, south carolina, to the suburbs of new orleans continue to pour in. >>she did not deserve this by any means. the university of new orleans president doctor john nick lowe. >>also responding with a statement as a university, things are more challenging than dealing with the sadness of the death of a student. our

. >> reporter: wall-to-wall crowds in new orleans all celebrating the return of mardi gras after covidities last year. >> it is a good time to bat with family and enjoy it without covid and no masks and freedom. >> reporter: 95% of americans live in a high risk area for infection. >> it looks like it will be around the matter what. >> that sentiment is echoed by the governors of california and utah shifting the response from the pandemic to an demic. >> let me be clear that this is not the end of covid but the beginning of treating covid as we do other seasonal respiratory viruses. >> reporter: the cdc recommends universal masking in every state but hawaii but they are ending or planning to lift mandates. the drastic drop in cases is motivating americans to dine out, travel and hit theme parks once again. >>> sonoma county is reached a milestone in the fight against the virus administering more than 1 million vaccine doses and 80% of eligible residents five and older are now fully vaccinated. sonoma county has 25% fewer covid cases the state average because of their high vaccination ra

what stone reportedly took a ride home after going to a mardi gras event with friends last friday. >> the focus now turns to the timeline between whetstone leaving the group and getting to the hospital the next day. new orleans police say whetstone arrived at the hospital after 07:00am saturday in an unknown core. while police would not confirm that the vehicle was an uber. uber is releasing a statement confirming a driver's account has been deactivated. our thoughts are with kyle whetstone's family as they grieve the loss of their daughter. we stand ready to assist law enforcement with their investigation. the new orleans coroner's office says it could take up to 2 months to determine her cause of death. this is reactions from whetstone's friends from her hometown in bamberg, south carolina, to the suburbs of new orleans continue to pour in. she did not deserve this by any means. the university of new orleans president doctor john nick lowe also responding with a statement as a university. few things are more challenging than dealing with the sadness of the death of a student. our th

i'm trying to keep the kids safe, people visiting for mardi gras.bout protecting people. >> we've not been against all the mandates in louisiana and joined a number of plaintiffs in a number of suits every time the government wants to impose and restrict liberty in louisiana. this is especially troublesome in new orleans. the mayor says this is all about keeping it safe but let me give you statistics on how safe new orleans is. in january of this year, there were 22 homicides, 50 shootings, 50 carjackings and 61 armed robberies. just last week, a lady was run over -- she was carjacked and run over in costco by a gentleman who had earlier shot a 12-year-old and so heaven forbid we wouldn't allow a child to come into costco without a vaccine card but we have no concern about the security of people in the parking lot. >> shannon: i would hope the mayor is working on all of those fronts. that's a lot to manage. you make a good point about the crime issue is one here in d.c. same thing. we would like to see that managed well. a niece nola.com, they talk

suburb just 10 minutes away from downtown new orleans up to 80,000 people are expected to enjoy the mardi with authentic new orleans cuisine and art kit and free outdoor concerts and on the peninsula a day of remembrance mark the 80th anniversary of the executive order that resulted in the interment of japanese americans during world war two community members came to the san mateo county history museum to learn about executive order 9066 from speakers who described how their families were sent to internment camps all around the country steve okamoto was interred with his family at what is now the tanforan mall in san bruno. he says there is heightened interest which is critical. so we do not repeat mistakes of the past. it's becoming more and more people getting interested in what happening, especially when we talk about not happening again, because they've seen it with the muslim ban. they seen it with the kids that are separated from the parents. earlier this month okamoto helped break ground on a memorial near the san bruno bart station to honor those who are wrongly imprisoned by the

i know you're getting ready for your big mardi gras week. so we to want to let you go to get your beauty rest tonight for the remedies which we'll check back in with , okay? yes, that's right. we've got got it. oh yeah. watch out.h all right. if the canadian rockers were looking for some inspiration from our gop leadershipp classk on the vaccine mandate issue, well, think again, congressman n roy isam here next . w he's going to name names. plus he'll explain what lawmakers have to do to even attend the state of the union. >> stay there. that is for you. it's so funny. yeah, i i got another one that'a just the same way estimates. but they're just like these. they're open. what are you talking about? like if this was an unencrypted text i just read just likeex this now every text you said is just as open as your letters, including pictures. your texts are open parents and grandparents as we wait to see what's next for president trump, mike huckabee's education company wants to help your kids learn all about president trump's greatest achievem

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okay, i don't know which i'm a grand marshal that saved mardi gras. we got to go.we got to control. but it's a cute little goldol medal for the ice dancing. ng all right, raymond, thank you . if you're looking for a simple example as to why the health establishment lost so much trust these past two years just to comparet the responses to the blm protests in twenty twenty to the canadian truckers today. that's next . everybody thinks that total three car garage we do a lot we've got about someone in the show. but here's me more . obviously there's a lot. but i think the perspective i want to be known was sports . so i think that's the big driver tpeu zalensky nervous right now suffering from severe cases, fire is known as the place where magic can happen. but all this week before the big race only on fox news i got a dog. i tell you we're going to go playing this my unicorn and everyone's running to meet lulu hogues know who am i to lose? we don't exactly hogues tpeu the team are struggling to lose weight. does it seem like no matter what you do you just can't get r

let's see what happens on mardi gras day. last week there was an earthquake in san francisco.e chandelier. only seven members sit on the school board in san francisco. three up for recall. by a landslide. >> lawrence: over 70%. >> steve: they were swept out there. they are right there. >> we have woke board members who said hey, we were just doing what we thought they were wanting us to do. the mayor of san francisco said, you know what? our school, and this was an extraordinary confession. she is in charge of the town. she is in charge of the schools. she said we blew it on meet the press. watch. this we failed our children. parents were upset. the city as a whole was upset. and the decision to recall school board members was a result of that this is not a democratic-republican issue. this is an issue about the education of our children ultimately, it's important that anyone who serveness any capacity, whether it's school board or congress or as mayor it's important to respond to what your priority is as a mayor or school board member. put ins to do. in this particular case,

three weeks from tomorrow is mardi gras. >> have a piece of king cake. >> hopefully something insightful and inspiring for the next generation. >> he has done a lot with his wife. >> travel safely. >> bill: here we go. brand-new week. russia bolstering forces. the white house warns an invasion in ukraine could come any day as we say good morning. hope you enjoyed the weekend. i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> dana: super bowl week. are you ready? >> bill: yes, it is. there will be plenty to say later. >> dana: there will be. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." u.s. officials tell fox russia has placed 3/4 of the forces needed to invade and general mark milley has warned members of congress that ukraine's capital could fall in 72 hours. >> bill: u.s. forces arrived in poland over the weekend. the president dodged a question. national security advisor jake sullivan saying an invasion could be imminent. >> we're in the window. any day now russia could take military action against ukraine or could be a couple of weeks from now or russia could choose to take the diplomatic path inste

happy mardi gras. ♪♪ >>> yeah. >> indeed. >> welcome back.at the same time vladimir putin is raising the specter of nuclear escalation. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel in kyiv this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning savannah. there is a popular mobilization in this country against the russian invasion. here in kyiv, to give you a sense of what people are doing, a group of people are just now making molotov cocktails and mixing gasoline and oil and putting them into bottles. and they plan to distribute them to the soldiers and national guard here who are defending checkpoints. and it is not just ukrainians who are taking a stand. the biden administration just announced a few minutes ago that it is also sanctioning the russian central bank. as russian troops face unanticipated setbacks and losses in ukraine, vladimir putin is waving his biggest sword, putting his nuclear weapons on high alert. first attempt at peace talks under way this morning with ukraine's president zelenskyy doubts they will achieve much. as ru

dana: new orleans mayor facing criticism over a picture of her partying maskless during an indoor mardiandate for schools and indoor public spaces. a long list of democrats along the country caught breaking their own covid rules. maybe they will be over soon. >> covid restrictions are being rolled back around the world. some countries dropping a requirement for a vaccine to get in the country like israel. a significant change. some are rolling back all their restrictions like the u.k. here in the u.s. the cdc has barely budged. what are we waiting for? dr. marc siegel has an answer. thank you for your time. what are we waiting for? >> you know, i've had conversations with cdc director walensky but what it sounds to me like is that they are focused on the issue of positivity rate or in the country right now it's 8%. they want it to be down around 4%. in regions where it is 4% they think things can be rolled back. i think that's too slow. i think the cases are dropping off a cliff right now. i think you are seeing only 50,000 cases yesterday which is a huge drop-off. i also think that the

the only one in the room who recognizes that i am wearing a mardi gras tie. you mentioned you opened a 56 bed facility. i understand massachusetts has a waiver from the imd exclusions which says you can have 15 beds in your facility and the issue is the perception of going back to the bad old days with people in a big warehouse in the middle of the hill and not letting them out but you are going beyond 16 beds to 56 beds. can you speak to the importance of that waiver or that ability? i assume these are medicaid patients. >> thank you, senator cassidy. many of them are medicaid medicare and we see a small number of privately insured folks but it is a large hospital for the city of boston and beyond boston we've never had our own inpatient psychiatric unit. that cause increase boarding in our own psychiatric emergency room. where do we send our patients on medicaid or medicare because many of the facilities are also full and at capacity. >> just to be sure, unlike the kind of stereotype and criticism, it was not available. >> not familiar with what you are tal

i'm recognizing a mardi gras tie. trained in new orleans. everyone else thinks i can't match colors. dr. durham, you mentioned you opened a 56-bed facility. now i understand that massachusetts has a waiver from the ind exclusions. and, you know, imd which says you can only have 16 beds in your facility, and the issue here is both cost but the perception of going back to the bad old days when we put people in a big warehouse for the mentally ill and not let them out. you mention as a positive that you're going beyond the 16 beds to 56 beds. can you speak to the importance of that waiver or that ability to go above 16? i assume these are medicaid patients. >> yes, many of them will be -- thank you, senator cassidy, again good to see you as well. many of them are medicaid/medicare and we do see a very small number of privately insured folks at bmc. bmc is a large safety net hospital for the city of boston and beyond boston and we have never had our own in-patient psychiatric unit. so that has caused increased boarding in our own psychiatric eme