reprising his role as chad and "scream vi." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> marlon: please welcome mason goodingss. i am jealous. you are buff. >> oh, stop it, it's the steroids. >> marlon: hook me up with your dealer. [laughter] when did you steal deadpool's body? >> that is hilarious. >> marlon: like you are about to fight the rock. >> it's funny, but i was a kid, i was a big fan of oreos at night time so i gained a lot of weight pretty quickly and my mom and dad were like, listen, if you want, we can hook you up with something that will keep you able to defend yourself they are car so i took up boxing. >> marlon: i thought they were placed your oreos with steroids. [laughter] >> it was a fast track to put some steroids in his lucky charms. [laughter] >> marlon: congrats, man. >> thanks. >> marlon: i've heard great things about your movie, headed for a record opening, the whole franchise. [cheers and applause] get money! [cheers and applause] so can you tell me anything about the movie? you know, anything that happens, any spoilers? anything that i could possibly put in "scary movie 6? [cheers

the school district identifying them as gerald mason, in good condition, and eric sinclair, who remainsous condition. at the school, a crowd of anxious and frustrated family members waiting outside. >> and very upset. i just feel like we as a society aren't doing enough. we don't have police in the school, there's no metal detectors. >> reporter: many upset that this has happened once again. >> i have rushed over here for the fourth time this year to get my son out of a lockdown. it's got to stop. i can't take it anymore. >> repoter: this, the second shooting at east high in just six weeks. last month a junior was shot while sitting in his car near the school. he later died from his injuries. both students and parents have recently been calling for increased security measures here at the school, from resource officers to be brought back, to metal detectors to be installed. the school is closed for the rest of the week, and once it reopened, the school district has two offices will be placed here for the rest of the accommodated. >> david: mola lenghi in denver at leading us off tonight.

mason. desantis. good afternoon, everyone. my name is john bush and i have the honor of being the executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation. and as can. you know, it truly has been an honor to be associated with this remarkable place named for such a remarkable man. by my count, this will be my 250th time up on this stage to introduce one of our nation's finest. it is no secret to a few people here that it will also be my last introduction as executive director of the library. no, but as fate would have it, because of who our special guest is this morning, it could also probably be one of my most consequential and productions. but first. as always, in honor of our men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world, if you would, please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god, indivisible and liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. before we g

mason moody. what a pleasure tonight you're sitting. i guess that's a good thing. you have a good 10 minute ride tomorrow are 10 minutes about a 12th round. sounds good to me pretty quick. all right, mason, all the best. you guys ready for the rodeo guys? am best of luck to mason. that is a brave young man. i'll just leave it to him, though. weather has been like writing a book as it's been rained and not been raining now more rain. yes, and for the bull riding tomorrow will be dry and it'll be cool. it'll be great. we do have a nice weekend in store first full weekend of a spring as we take a look there over the bay where we have a lot of sunshine out there today. now despite the sunshine, cool and breezy for most areas and temperatures, well below average for this time of year right now. 59 degrees in santa rosa, upper fifties san francisco, livermore, oakland and san jose . we're going to continue with this trend temperatures in the upper fifties to low sixties through the weekend for your afternoons. storm tracker to hear quiet at the moment that begins to chan

peer at george mason university, they join me now, good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> ashleyll go to you first. are you shocked push back after the announcement? >> no, not at all. the campus to have this type of reaction, and once you apologize to your governor, it is quite childish that students on campus treating him this way. it is supposed to be an event to congratulate missing graduates. it is not supposed to be a political event but the students are trying to make it one. >> ashley: what about you, have you spoke to anyone opposed to him coming and what do they say? what is the reason? >> i spoke to them and the students are complaining about this, obviously sagging he's racist, transphobic, whatever. but obviously, when you ask him about his policies as governor, they truly don't know anything about what he has done. so definitely, they are just being told what he has done. >> ashley: so basically they have nothing to back it up with. >> basically, they left anything. >> ashley: andrew, do you think this happens a lot on the campus? >> oh, yeah, it happens all the tim

mason," actor, matthew rhys "how i met your father" actress, francia raisa. featuring the 8g band with atom willard ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good eveningm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden held an event yesterday at the white house celebrating black history month. also being held at the white house, everyone's breath

forces of ukraine, oleksandr syrskyi, yuriy sliva, call sign, mason, lieutenant, deputy company commander, joins our broadcast , yuriy good morning good morning so, according to the syrian commander, the occupiers are losing their strength, they are exhaling, they are getting exhausted. and how does this affect the nature of the hostilities? that is, it is every day the painstaking work of the infantry or the struggle for every house, the entrance to the street, and so on , that is, it is the constant pressure of the infantry from their side. and the southern suburbs, are the occupiers still trying to launch a frontal attack in the center of the forcing bakhmutko, no , we have nozzles there with a tactical m-m, let’s say a pole above them, is it difficult, well, difficult if the area for them, therefore, from the south and not from the north they are trying to press us, but it is difficult for them to force it. and how do these attacks take place? well, that is, how are they organized from the point of view of using manpower, equipment and ammunition. unfortunately, since the summer , nothing has changed. it is small, som

goodness. well jesse mason, thank you very much for your time. please stay safe . we really appreciate your time this evening. thanks so much. you're welcome. thank you. and for more information on how you can help the victims of the severe storms that swept through mississippi, go to cnn .com slash impact the candy company that operates the factory where an explosion has killed at least two people says it is devastated by the tragedy. rescue crews are combing the rubble of the r m. palmer candy factory in west riding pennsylvania. you've seen the video right there. it's unbelievable. searching for survivors day after a massive blast leveled the building has been very intense are danny freeman is in west riding and joins us now, danny, what more do we know at this hour? well, jim, what i can tell you is this community is tremendously sad. at this moment. this chocolate factory is really a staple of the west reading community. but there is still some hope. for now. 24 hours. first responders have been working here sifting through the rubble, hoping to find survivors

can pull it off, it would be quite a political achievement, but, my goodness, it is really difficult. 0ur political editor chris masoneputy prime minister dominic raab have spoken to the bbc about their experience of working with him, as an inquiry into bullying claims against him is thought to be reaching its final stages. 0ur political correspondent ione wells has been speaking to people who have worked closely with him about the challenges facing this inquiry. i didn't personally feel bullied. i did observe, though, what i would characterise as bullying behaviour. even the most challenging experiences, i've never seen him swear or raise his voice, like, to shout at people. the reason i left was i the intensity of the job. when does an exacting boss become a bully? the question facing the lawyer investigating dominic raab. we've spoken to people who worked closely with mr raab. they are not complainants but wish to remain anonymous to not compromise theirjobs. he was somebody who expected high standards of people. he, however, was pretty belittling and he would frequently humiliate members of his private office. at

good programming to. >> [off mic]. >> it's in forth mason and the last day is going to have a lot of exciting tours. one of the tours actually to the cemetery that we had just landmark and commissioner johns were there and commissioner commissioner matsuda, president matsuda was there as well and i am also helping them to host a few tours at the potrero hill power southeast water pollution control plant station and i believe commissioner wrightya company worked on that project as well and it's exciting and the california preservation annual conference. next month so you can go online and sign up. that's all i wanted to say. it's a good organization to be in. >> thank you. >> no other announcements commissioner so? commissioners no other announcements? okay. if there are no other announcements then if you would just for your benefit commissioner jones specifically the mayoral nominee victoria gray was rejected by the board of supervisors so you're with us for the foreseeable future. >> [off mic]. >> 7-4 if anybody was interested. very good commissioners. that is for consideration for continuances and

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mason is, very soon. bye. bye— bye. newscast. newscast, from the bbc. hello. good evening.ere's a lot of lying snow still across northern england and north wales in particular. this is sheffield as recorded by one of our weather watchers earlier on today. look at the blue sky and the sunshine that developed. but of course, sunny skies by day, clear skies by night. it will be feeling bitterly cold tonight. and there will also be plenty of icy stretches, some localised met office weather warnings in force for ice. now our deep area of low pressure is now pulled off into the near continent. so the winds have lightened. and with light winds and clear skies tonight, a widespread frost developing away from the far south west of devon and cornwall, where we've got a weather front just approaching there. watch out for the icy stretches. some snow showers still across parts of aberdeenshire where we've got the lying snow. temperatures could possibly drop as low as —10 to —12 degrees celsius. it may well be the coldest night in england so far this year. so in summary, over the weeken

good start. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. 0ur political editor, chris mason, is in paris.ime minister liz truss was saying the jury minister liz truss was saying the jury is out on whether the french president is a friend or foe of britain, seems very different with rishi sunak. it britain, seems very different with rishi sunak-— rishi sunak. it really does. that very question — rishi sunak. it really does. that very question greeted _ rishi sunak. it really does. that very question greeted rishi - rishi sunak. it really does. that l very question greeted rishi sunak rishi sunak. it really does. that - very question greeted rishi sunak as he arrived in the courtyard a couple of hours ago asking whether france was friend or foe, of hours ago asking whether france was friend orfoe, picking up on the question put to liz truss in the summer when she said the jury was still out. rishi sunak told us on the train he was never of that view, certainly not of that view now, and what is really striking is the warmth of the relationship between the two leaders we saw as they arrived h

mason law school. thank you for joining us. good morning, do you? thanks for having think then what are the odds?s he going to end up testifying? you know, i think it's very possible . you know what the what the judge found, and we don't have the actual ruling itself. unfortunately but with the judge found was that the executive privilege, which is what protects the president's advice that he gets from his close advisers, his cabinet like that that didn't apply and didn't borrow vice president pence's testimony. but he did find that the vice president plays this odd role between the executive and legislative branch because under the constitution, he's also the president senate. you found that that might limit some of the testimony that vice president pence has to give about the day of january 6th when he did actually talked to president trump, but his his actions on that day because he was acting as the president senate in his capacity there. yeah, and we should note. the reason we haven't seen it is because it's under seal, so none of us have seen it. this is all based on reporting that we have

mason was released from hospital in good condition. sinclair remains in serious condition.horities say that the shooter was undergoing a daily safety pat down due to previous behavioral issues when he opened fire. >> during that search with took place away from students and staff, they produce that weapon. >> the student fled with the gun. >> armed and dangerous and willing to use the weapon. >> many students were in an assembly when they were put on lockdown. >> they had cut the performance. >> other seeing first responders for their windows. >> saw them being placed in the ambulance. >> a lot of people did if they were in the library or anything with windows. >> parents and family gathering outside the school waiting for word. >> how many school shootings do we have to have? this is going to affect our kids the rest of their lives. >> six weeks ago, luis garcia, a student here, shot in his car. >> he did pass away earlier this month. >> do you feel safe? >> not really. >> hard to not have in the back of your mind escape routes ready to go. >> i rushed over here for the fo

good. excellent me too, because i'm scared some of the time, so i don't like i like mason.i don't like the idea that are pilots have forgotten how to fly. some of these systems. the pandemic excuse now doesn't hold water because we've had vaccines for two years, and that has enabled us to get back to pretty much more normal life, but at the same time, let's look at the infrastructure, which the acting a for the f, a, a kind of hinted at but did not go there. which is we have an aging infrastructure. we aren't having advanced supercomputers and airport traffic control and air traffic control and in playing themselves that can coordinate and say, oh, there's another plane there. they actually have to take little tiles and move them around. and some no, no, no, no, no, that's still there are on terrifying that they're doing it with legos. traffic controllers battleship. it's literally a little battleship. that was an airplane. they don't do that. my god, that is we do need to upgrade the infrastructure that can better deal with stuff in the 21st century. we heard that we defin

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good deal of attention. glenn youngkin, the virginia governor will speak at george mason university despite the student protests? does he want to seize on that? >> you know, youngkin needs to remain in the news. he was the fresh face after 2021. i think going after -- in some ways, neil, the protests here that he's encouraging that. that it kind of stamps him as someone who is standing up for free speech, standing up against what he calls woke politics. he and desantis are using their position against woke politics to try to brand themselves going into 2024. >> neil: got it. we'll see. all unannounced. making moves and doing things that make you think they're about to announce. we'll see how that sorts out. thank you for that. in the meantime, all things military and military spending, the push on capitol hill by some of our mightiest in defense to say we need to focus on defense. about that budget for defense. after this. >> we don't pass a budget, the readiness levels will drop. we've done the math before. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. beca

good afternoon will i'm [inaudible] mason. [inaudible] take agi time out to come here everybody on the matter. both of my grand upon parents are [inaudible]. about this my parents born in san francisco. same evercame in the 40s and worked at the ship yard. my father jessy mason a carpenter. i support reparation. and i hope you take the time to listen and take in all information one thing i am against is providing this reparation toward nonprofit like the d k i. dream keeper. i don't support this . but i support everyone receiving the rep rigz in doing when we can to benefit their communities. thank you. >> thank you, lonnie mason for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. yes, welcome. can you hear me? this is diana mshg kiny. can you hear me yoochl yes, proceed. >> i'm 38 year resident of mid town park apartments. and i want to put a brief reading from resolution done by board of supervisors in 2008 we are still working with today to get across. and thereupon have been some misinformation. but we are the mayor's offic

good afternoon will i'm [inaudible] mason. [inaudible] take agi time out to come here everybody on the matter. both of my grand upon parents are [inaudible]. about this my parents born in san francisco. same evercame in the 40s and worked at the ship yard. my father jessy mason a carpenter. i support reparation. and i hope you take the time to listen and take in all information one thing i am against is providing this reparation toward nonprofit like the d k i. dream keeper. i don't support this . but i support everyone receiving the rep rigz in doing when we can to benefit their communities. thank you. >> thank you, lonnie mason for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. yes, welcome. can you hear me? this is diana mshg kiny. can you hear me yoochl yes, proceed. >> i'm 38 year resident of mid town park apartments. and i want to put a brief reading from resolution done by board of supervisors in 2008 we are still working with today to get across. and thereupon have been some misinformation. but we are the mayor's offic

mason, bbc news. i'm joined now by our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. good morning. and what realistically can we expect from this re—warming of relations? the agenda will be quite broad, the issue chris was talking about is certainly a british political priority and will be featuring at this meeting, but it is not the only thing by any means and certainly not the priority from the french side. rishi sunak once this issue of small boats, he has placed its centre of the uk political scene at the minute, his immigration bill, new legislation unveiled in parliament which seeks to take a pretty tough line on this and he is promising to reduce the numbers of migrants, refugees, crossing the channel on small dinghies and boats to get to the uk. he wants to see progress on that but he will its seams offer to extend the funding the uk already gives to french police who patrol the beaches in france and have been stopping a lot of the boats, france will talk about working with the uk there and will not it seems likely go further and agreed to accept people being sent back who

good the personal relations, that isn't going to change. chris, many thanks, chris _ isn't going to change. chris, many thanks, chris mason chris, many thanks, chris mason there at - thanks, chris mason there at westminster. let's go to james who is with me. what kind of first minister is he going to be? well, i think the supporters _ minister is he going to be? well, i think the supporters of _ minister is he going to be? well, i think the supporters of humza - minister is he going to be? well, i i think the supporters of humza yousaf say that he is going to be a first minister who will pick up where nicola sturgeon left off and carry on but build on the foundations. as he said to be himself today. but principally and crucially, he is going to be very obviously a very different first minister. eight years after this place at the first—ever female first minister, years after this place at the first—everfemale first minister, he is breaking barriers himself. but of course when the dust settles, when the delight of his election victory dies down, and that will happen pretty soon, to be honest, it will become apparent that a

. >> nesli and prosecutor angela mason went, to >> it's my fault >> back in court that afternoon, james flanders sentenced to 15 years. with goodmarie gone forever she doesn't get a life especially with her kids which is for most mothers, the world. >> jeff carlson had to tell hi daughter, paris, her mom was not coming back. >> it was easy what do you say? you don't know how to prepar them for the future of livin with this. he deprived her of her mother. >> later, marie's family and many others, gathered for celebration of marie's life. they did her favorite thing. the sang karaoke and nowadays, when marie's daughter, paris comes to visit her cousin' daughter it to sit down at the pian amply. make music, just like thei mothers, years ago and grace? >> i want to tell her all abou her mom. it's one of those where i just -- i want to show her your mother really did love you. >> maybe someday she'll know about that uncontained-abl woman, who will she stayed brought joy, marie >> that's all for this edition of "dateline". i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >> as we begin a new hour, i the trump indictment imminent? that's

mason, abc. seven, is a proud sponsor and our very own. stephanie sierra and reggie aqui are seeing the gala. and lisa. arjun good morning to you.re the coolest in the upper thirties. it is 44 in san francisco. that is my tan, of course, 39 in palo alto and a gorgeous view here from our sutro tower camera 34 santa rosa. so with the wind backing off temperatures really bottoming out 36 in livermore. and our 24 hour temperature change about four degrees cooler in livermore, and we'll get into the afternoon as the winds pick up so we're looking at upper fifties. this is a good 5 to 10. degrees below average, breezy northwesterly winds today 60 in napa 59 in livermore. another frost advisory tonight so cold night and the active weather seven day forecast featuring another dry day for your sunday clouds increase on monday. the rain comes in monday night along with wind. it's a level two system on tuesday. and could see some thunderstorms through wednesday. alright, lisa. thank you. the news continues with good morning america and we'll see you in a half hour for another news update. have a great day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit

good morning, steve, how are you? >> steve: i'm doing okay, but i'm trying to wrap my head on this. the students go to george masonty in fairfax, virginia, for the governor of virginia is glenn youngkin. they invited the top guy in virginia and he said, yep, i'm going to come. they don't know, we don't want to hear from the top guy in virginia. >> yeah, why? because you have a group of extremists who don't believe in the first amendment who want to shut him down because they disagree with his viewpoints. they want to turn george mason university into the stanford of the east coast. let me tell you what they are upset about. they are upset about everything that got glenn youngkin elected. he is a closing critical race theory. is opposing the idea of explicit books and not allowing biological men to go to the women's restroom. those are his opinions. he got elected. this extreme allowed a group extremist, big malls want to shut him down. and i'm begging glenn duncan to appear like every other governor of virginia, steve. >> steve: i went to college. he went to college. i was in the '70s back in the good old days. wh

mason," actor, matthew rhys "how i met your father" actress, francia raisa. featuring the 8g band with atom willard ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening

mason," actor, matthew rhys "how i met your father" actress, francia raisa. featuring the 8g band with atom willard ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good eveningm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden held an event yesterday at the white house celebrating black history month. also being held at the white house, everyone's breath [ laughter ] that's right president biden held an event yesterday at the white house celebrating black history month. man, how many times do you think he casually mentioned knowing obama? [ laughter ] "so i was talking to barry the other day -- sorry, barack -- obama. [ light laughter ] former co-worker." [ laughter ] when asked in a new interview if he's planning on running for re-election in 2024, president biden joked that he needed to call first lady dr. jill biden to, quote, "find out." okay but -- [ light laughter ] -- you know she's not that kind of doctor, right [ laughter ] florida governor ron desantis signed a bill into law yesterday that takes away disney world's self-governing status. so, if you're at disney -

mason. senior economist with the office of tcomptroller and louisiana s university and, professor, good to seen a while. but good to have you on. what -- i guess that was a premise that we just introduced. explain it why do you think the tresstresss misses things like silicon valley bank. >> the stress test has two scenarios, baseline scenario and severely adverse scenario. the idea of a stress test is to, well, stress the bank and see how well its financial performance holds up in a hypothetical environment this baseline scenario represented interest rates that we currently have in the economy, but the severely adverse scenario had rates starting out with three-month t-bill very low and dropping to zero by 1q 2023. i would love to have that economic environment we don't have it that's not real at all i don't -- it seems like the designers of the stress test left out the idea that the fed itself would engineer a reduction in economic activity, in an attempt to reduce inflation. they ignored their own policy. this doesn't make a bit of sense and this certainly isn't stressful to banks and certa

good to go. had food truck event at ford mason will kick off some of the longtime favorite vendors like carry upbster, a 16 and johnny donuts are scheduled to be there will also be live music and a cocktail bar. you can attend off the grid and the event. you can go there for free and the event runs from 5 to 10 pm every friday for the next three months. my least favorite story of the day. the madness continues this afternoon with the second day of sweet 16 games in the men's ncaa tournament. gonzaga going to the elite eight thriller. it was a thriller exciting down to the last second kept me up last night, but gonzaga beat west coast rival u c l, a 79 76 in las vegas, another instant classic matchup between the schools. the bulldogs pulled off a huge second half comeback to advance to the elite eight. super bowl champion quarterback tom brady, now on minority owner of the wnba's las vegas aces. some of the ss stars tweeted their excitement. after brady joined the team's ownership, brady released a statement saying, quote my love for women's sports began at a young age when i would tag along to a

good. >> then charge for it. >> he was very calm, very rational, and very right he was david, this is not like mason storm in "hardkill." this is not one of those situations okay >> okay. >> yeah. >> where you can take it to the bank that was the key phrase in that breakout steven seagal movie >> yeah, okay. can't go there with you on that one either i'm sorry. but i can pronounce ascetic properly >> you threw me on that hacidic thing entirely >> jim, people want to hear a little bit more on adobe they do raise the guide on both the quarter and the year at the same time, you mentioned the rbc piece on a.i it's like almost 200 pages today, but one of the major points is that the risk to google search is incremental and small if you look at the bing traffic, it's basically been a blip >> yeah, it's just that they -- you have to keep coming back to the notion of, if you give money for google, for a small or medium-size business, and it says you get up in the subway, and it says, show me the best mexican restaurant nearby, tell me, and there's a queue, but now there will be no queue it will just give you an answer. it

mason, bbc news, westminster. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kasiamadera. it would be very goodof meteorological spring, even seeing more cloud across some western parts of the uk, normally sheltered from that northeasterly breeze. and that northeasterly breezes bring bringing not just a lot of cloud, but a lot of showers today in england, wales and eastern scotland. but if we're looking to continental europe, the air is clearer here — we've got clearer skies, and with an easterly breeze, we'll see some of that clearer weather heading our way. so the cloud will be breaking across east anglia, the southeast, later in the night, across the midlands, as well. where we do keep the cloud, there'll still be some showers around, but i think we'll find clearer skies arriving in northern scotland — temperatures here below freezing, and temperatures across east anglia in the southeast by the end of the night won't be far away from freezing either, but there will be some sunshine on the way tomorrow. now there'll still be some cloud around, still some showers, as well, more especially acro

good friday agreement. 25 years. it seems like yesterday. and the prime minister will visit washington injune. chris mason, bbc news.nd other nhs trusts have called for compromise from both sides to end the pay dispute betweenjunior doctors and the government. thousands of medics will walk out again this morning in a second day of strikes across england. our health reporter jim reed has more. chanting. from manchester to lincoln to brighton, thousands ofjunior doctors will continue their 72—hour strike today in a dispute over pay and working conditions. the scale of the disruption is likely to be significant. junior doctors make up around a quarter of all gps and half of all hospital doctors in england. carrie, a former intensive care nurse, said she had an operation to test for cancer delayed because of the strikes. the impact is huge. i never realised how big it was. my first cancer was diagnosed about six, seven years ago, and that waiting time is very, very hard. and i don't think until you've been through it you can actually understand it. i always thought i was a pretty compassionate nurse, but until i went th