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their season has ended, and that's about the best thing other than patty marla, who was the bright spotoughout this season, probably his last game and what a class act he is. but vegas just skatedgh, passed over by the san jose sharks all night. it was depressing, really dylan sikora with the nice risk, too, right there after a turnover. six nothing the final and the fans that were there and his family on hand to say goodbye. probably the patty marlowe should be a very interesting off season for the men in teal. alright, also going on in the south bay. the quakes. they're off to a pretty nice start, but it gives the sanders of seattle tonight. not so much 18th minute it's seattle's cristian roldan scoring and that would be the on lee goal of the night. one nothing is the way it stays and san jose. is three and to the nfl announced its season schedule that 49ers they're gonna open up against detroit. one guy who hopes he's there is a rookie at a michigan ist. the niners have their camp and man, this quarterback does not lack for confidence at all. embry thomas. got speed, and i'm long in

skirmishes between palestinian protested under randy fulford near the illegal settlement of el close to marla. that abraham has more from the hundreds of thousands of gathered here at the manada square in central normal la. they say that they want to show up support those in the gaza strip to tell them that they didn't forget them. and we've seen a large number of flags, the green flag behind being a boss, a woman. why is she here? and she says that have managed to unite the palestinian and that she feels that this is the moment that she couldn't have been this is a moment that she is proud of because in the past the p, it wouldn't allow her to be carrying a lag inside the west bank, so she says she is proud of the resistance in gaza. this is the feeling of many who say that israel didn't win and attack against gaza and the resistance to arms factions in god did in fluid. so there is a feeling of victory here, although many here are telling us that they feel sad or the lives that were lost in the gaza strip. though does there is russell said ok, spoken to the palestinian foreign minister abou

. >> reporter: marla smith in missouri is one of millions traveling this weekend heading to a family reunion with 60 family members canceled last year because of covid. >> i'm more excited to see the look on my grandkids face when they see vegas. >> reporter: aaa expects more than 30 million will hit the roads, 2.5 million hitting the skies, two budget airlines launching. breeze is offering low fair trips across the southeast. >> night and day compared to 2020. >> reporter: analyst henry harteveldt says the urge to travel after such a difficult year is lifting the entire industry. >> hotels are booked full, rental companies like airbnb and the bros say they are sold out in many communities and rental cars are all but impossible to find. >> this increased travel in a pandemic presents challenges for the aerials. new video tonight showing the attack on a southwest flight attendant earlier this week awe assaulted by an angry passenger who refused to keep on her seat belt. that video just incredible. now airlines say they are fully prepared for tomorrow, typically the busiest day of the

marla, beulah, they're all gone in this senseless exchange of missiles. it should haven't happened.> what is it like for -- i know you look at this most recent conflict and must think about the effect it's specifically having on kids in gaza. but this cumulative violence, what is the effect on kids? >> it creates hopelessness. the girl who says what do you expect me to do? fix this? these men on either side, the political groups in israel and gaza, they're not teaching each other lessons. they're killing children on either side, and they're creating hopelessness and hay dread that will, of course, under mine the security of israel. i've never seen such a counterproductive policy from any government let alone the israeli government if they want to protect their own population in the future. what we're doing is sending letters to world leaders including the u.s. government saying, we cannot return to what it was before this. the siege has to end. it has to be changed for eternity. >> sir, i know this is very difficult for your folks who have been working with the children. i thank you

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gyptian foreign minister going to amman, jordan, and then in the last couple of hours, going through a marla to see president bass. and it seems that they are all trying to compare notes ahead of the us, secretary of state arriving to see what they can get from this. there was a call a short time ago from the us, from a senior administration official district, the senior state department official and that persistent questions about what exactly the secretary of state was trying to achieve. we know that he wants humanitarian aid into garza. we know they want to try and find a mechanism to rebuild garza very concerned. certainly the u. s. as is the israelis about any reconstruction material that goes into garza being used to rebuild tunnels. but the big question is whether they're going to go beyond that and rebuild some sort of piece process where they're going to actively restart negotiations between the israelis and palestinians. negotiations that haven't been taking place for a very long time. the senior official repeatedly batted away. those questions said the focus is on the si se foss s

. >> her name is marla. "time." >> and she does it on "time" magazine. yep, i'm gay. but they decide that the character that ellen plays on tv will also come out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what? you know, bestiality, incest, who knows? >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan. i'm gay. [ cheers and applause ] >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me, personally, because, you know, i was a closeted-gay guy. gay child, at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial reports suggest abc made a bundle on ellen's highly-publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one

nos conectamos con el doctor marla hernÁndez, y el doctor carlos cano. ¿cÓmo amanecen?speramos que la protecciÓn sea extendida por lo —1 aÑo, aÑo y medio. si aparece una variante, probablemente tengamos que hacernos una inyecciÓn. la cosa es esta: este virus es un virus del que estamos aprendiendo mucho. sabemos que hay una inmunidad que puede durar muchos aÑos, pero que puede que necesite de vez en cuando un refuerzo, pero eso es pura especulaciÓn. existe la especulaciÓn que no nos tengamos que vacunar mÁs. si el mundo entero no controla esta enfermedad de una manera eficiente con empiecen a quedarse en algunos sitios, en algunos paÍses, y. explote, de pronto, intermitentemente, y tengamos Éstas rayas o epidemias de esta enfermedad, y que se vuelva una enfermedad que podrÍa ser prÁcticamente permanente. como la malaria o alguna de estas enfermedades que tienen picos, suben y bajan de acuerdo a las estaciones y a las migraciones. la esperanza es que no tengamos que vacunarlos cada aÑo, que no tengamos que hacer refuerzos, porque la mayorÍa de la gente se va vacunar, per

this is producer jason with his mom marla, enjoying prepandemic new york city.ter griffin with his mom lisa celebrating his emmy win. yea. here is the associate producer anthony and his mom laura. beautiful, beautiful, "fox & friends" families. happy mother's day to everyone out there watching as well. lawrence: we love you guys. >>> now this, another ripple effect from covid-19 pandemic. america is now facing shortages in flowers and lumber. bring in economist ben kaplan to explain. so, ben, when we think about this, we never think flowers. tell us how this is happening. >> sure. first of all, hi, lawrence. happy mother's day to all the mothers out there. you're doing amazing job with your mom. what is different about the current shortage, right now typical bouquet of flowers cost you 15 to $30, it is running 30 to $60. in the last week alone prices increased 40 to 50%. actually a great example of what is happening in the pandemic right now because the issue is that usually our economy, looks like this. what adam smith would call an invisible hand. when we shut