so helene mayer in 1936 and this athlete in 2022 are being used to serve the same purpose.nts are not fooling anyone who is paying attention, but their roles in the olympics allow the folks who are willing to put their morality on hold, the avery brundages of the world, to pretend otherwise. we've seen this play out before. the embarrassing double standard that the nba and hollywood, for example, regularly display when righteously calling out injustices here in the u.s. while self-censoring about chinese government atrocities. we've covered this before and we will continue to do so the way american corporations ignore literal genocide and forced labor in the pursuit of chinese cash. it is disgusting. take the coca-cola company. coca-cola last year criticized a restrictive new voting rights law in georgia. coca-cola has not spoken out about china's human rights abuses even as coca-cola co-sponsors the olympic games in beijing along with many other major american companies. in july coca-cola's global vice president for human rights told congress, quote, we apply the same huma

holly mayer. >> thank you so much. it is wonderful to be here with all of you and to share in this community of history and the revolution in particular and to, of course, examine this particular very unusual regiment or an uncommon regiment for an uncommon revolution as we could also say. so i'm starting off, and i just want to point out that is an image. it is a painting that is on the cover of my book, so i figured i might as well say kudos to him as well for helping illustrate my book as well as, of course, being here in many other -- his other illustrations and paintings in about a month that you will be able to see so well worth it, wonderful. with congress' own, i want to talk a few things about the regiment in particular and then spend more time talking about sergeant major john h. hopkins who was the opinion who introduced me to this regiment, through his writings in the journal so i wanted to take it a step further and make sure i'm going in the right direction here, is to pick up and talk about the congress'

mayer. i'm going to throw the first question to one of our guests watching from home. this is from riley sutherland who clearly like us as a fan of your past research. riley asked. did dr. mayer's research reveal anything about the canadian women attached to hazen's regiment and if so did their experiences differ from other camp followers and women that we know of in the american revolutionary british forces. little bit in air about the women with the regiment there. i couldn't leave camp followers out. there's no way what we do know, is that women and children did also retreat with the french canadians at the retreat from canada moses hazen's wife. charlotte was also a refugee edward. ann till's wife was a refugee. she also kept bearing children in camp and losing about half of them. through the process of this war there were certainly other soldiers that had their wives and their children with them in camp. and what is interesting. is that within a few years at least with the french canadians seeing that some of the soldiers who had come down are starting to marry th

s. strategist recent mayer joshua mayer's. i'm as made, made it very clear, and it was a very good remark. i believe people should remember what he said was that after the cold war, the u. s. became the only super power on what it did. it's policy, it stated policy was for you to expand east for, for the nato to expand east war as well over all to the doorstep. russia, not only that, they want to change the regime a russia same thing applied to the east. their engagement, that engagement approach was china was implemented with an ultimate objective to seek a regime change in china to the problem we're having is that none of these 2 missions got accomplished. they failed and this is why we have this problem because they believe they can change the world. they can leave a leadership of these 2 countries. believe that everything is possible and that you can indeed it not only installed regimes but make those regimes work in for in culture. cultures that you have very little, very limited knowledge about doesn't come from the lack

. >>> next up john mayer, the singer called in a last minute favor this week when his drummer testedterally one hours notice >> great. >> wow ♪ >> that's how good quest love is >> john mayer can get kind of jazzy. >> you have to follow and you have to know if anybody can do it amazing. next up drew barrymore it's official. drew's got the beat. the actress and go go's super fan was gifted the best birthday surprise when her favorite band stopped by the drew barrymore show tuesday watch this >> okay. i'm seeing in the prompter there is a surprise for me there is -- oh god >> we love you so much and we've just fallen in love with you all over again so many years later and so we want to invite you to be the sixth go go. >> wow wow. >> wait is she going to perform? >> i don't know where this goes. the go-gos would add drew to the group. i makes sense. she did uintroduce the band into the rock and roll hall of fame last year pretty darn cool i would go on tour with them i would take them up. >> and birthday -- 22/22. >> kardashians are back. eight months of wrapping the long running realit

singer john mayer. one of my favorites right? he pauses concert so that a fan. there was some problem in the stands. there was a fan that was actually unconscious. another show in los angeles happened on wednesday night and the in the video you can see that john mayer points. i'm guessing the security came out and he pointed because he wanted to help and see if this woman was okay and then he decided to get off the stage. while first responders clear the crowd to get the woman. mayor a said that she was ok. were you impressed with the way that he handled it? >>absolutely. and i think, you know, we all were just co-operatives. well, you know, understanding that someone was down. and so, you know, i didn't hear any, you know, arguments in the crowd yelling or me and just patiently waited in. some is the end. >>wow. well, now some people are comparing this to the tragedy at astroworld that happened in austin. houston actually back in november when travis scott. did not stop its concert after people in the crowd were crash. 10 people actually died that night in hous

will be speaking. >> jimmy: john mayer is going to speak, your good friend. >> yes. [ cheers and applauseen to him about what he's going to say? >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> he said to me today, he goes, so is it like a tribute? i said, i don't know, i haven't watched footage of others. >> jimmy: i'll tell you. >> tell me. oh no. >> jimmy: what time is it happening? >> 11:30. >> jimmy: if you're a fan i after done 8 esgo. andy's going to be surrounded by people dressed as spider-man, all right, i got no problem with that. >> jimmy: it's going to be a little rough. there are going to be people who have no idea what's going on. they're going to be staring at you. >> i'm used to that. >> jimmy: it's going to be broad daylight. you'll be ly >> okay. >> jimmy: there's going to be a guy named loran gub won't be able to laugh at him. >> right. >> jimmy: you'll make a speech, almost nobody will hear it. >> wow. >> jimmy: your parents will shed a tear. >> jimmy: no. e able to hear it- >> the people sitting on the dais won't be able to hear the speeches? >> jimmy: nobody will hear anything. [ laughter ]

singer john mayer is postponing shows after testing positive for covid.r the second time in just two months. mayer posted instagram. his previous case was a breakthrough infection last month. two of his band members also tested positive earlier this week. he is scheduled to be in san francisco for a show at chase center in two weeks on march 17. still to come on abc seven mornings, our coverage of the crisis in ukraine continues, with the help president biden is sending this morning. plus, we are speaking live with plus, we are speaking live with nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. hi, i'm mike holmes. i'm here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators i'm excited to introduce agm's 3d creator. it allows you to create your new kitchen or bathroom online, and get an exact quote in minutes. [ivan] that's right mike! design your kitchen or bathroom in 3d, choose your f

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hot dogs oscar mayer said they care about the environment, then they kept driving across the countrygiant hot dog that gets three miles a gallon. [ laughter ] well, this is going viral. a news reporter in ohio was out in the field reporting when he was surprised by someone he knows pretty well. take a look at this. >> this my mom hold on. [ laughter ] >> hi, baby. >> i'm trying to work right now and you're over there calling my phone this is deangelo you can say hi >> hi deangelo >> and don't be holding up traffic because you've got cars behind you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's not bad then his mom threw it in reverse and was like, "i've got some breaking news news! mommy loves you! [ laughter ] get this, a new study found that dinosaurs actually used to get respiratory infections i guess that explains the latest trailer i just saw for the "jurassic world" movie watch this [ cough >> coming this summer -- [ cough >> experience the epic conclusion - [ coughing ] "jurassic world: dominion. in - [ clears throat theaters - [ cough june 10th. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now i

. >> architect adam mayer says he's seen challenges getting construction workers to sites in san franciscore worried about being robbed. he blames policies that have reduced penalties. >> quote, unquote victimless crime. the tools are their livelihood. >> we have checked in with san francisco and menlo park about the robberies and so far no response from either department. sergio quint ana, bay area news. >> how has your life changed? we continue to see the impact of people deciding not to go back to their own jobs. our investigative units spent the past week learning more about those who were laid off during the pandemic and specifically what they're doing now and how they're getting by and for those choosing to stay jobless, why they made that decision and how are they surviving financially. that's a lot of fascinating insight including thoughts from the bay area worker, becoming a new mom pushed her to take a risk launching a new business. >> i feel like i'll never go back to my old job because i enjoy creating products and having the passive income so i can enjoy my time with my son. >

singer john mayer actually paused his concert so he could help a fan who was possibly some issues, maybe even unconscious in the audience. so the show was in l a and here's the moment. wednesday night in the video, you can see mayor stopping. asking if a woman is okay pointing to somebody in the audience that watches. >> yeah. decided to get off the stage. well, first responders clear the crowds they could get to that woman. later he announced that she was okay, thankfully. but take a listen. >> were you impressed with the way that he handled it? >> absolutely. and i think, you know, we all were just us co-operatives. well, you know, understanding that someone was down. and so, you know, i didn't hear any, you know, arguments in the crowd yelling or me and he just patiently waited in. some is the end. >> wow. well, now some people are comparing this to the tragedy at astroworld in houston. you may remember back in november when travis scott. didn't stop his concert after people in the crowd started getting crushed. >> by their own way, 10 people die. >> that night. >> it is 4.56. we'll t

conditioned as a society to view music as a means of entertainment and we listen to bob marley, john mayerk that it's having this relaxing restorative effect on us but it's actually further engaging our brains, it's making our brains work harder whereas our music has a restorative effect on the brain. a 23% drop in stress levels, apparently. but sona isn't the only player in this space. dutch outfit alphabeats monitors your stress levels as you use it and it rewards users for chilling out and punishes them of they don't. by utilising your phone's accelerometer and gps centres it measures your breathing, subtly changing the sound of your favourite tracks along the way. the brain is always searching for the most optimal sound, so in order to get there it will just try to find solutions to get to a better music experience, and we reward the search for the best music. alphabeats can also take live data from your smartwatch and using ai eventually produce personalised playlists. meanwhile sona is now seeking approvalfrom the us food and drug administration, joining the gruelling music prescript

local say that they've actually occupied the city of milly to paul. mayer apparently confirmed that in his speech of the city has rendered. meanwhile, air raid sirens are being held across major ukrainian cities where the residents told us seek shelter as the u. s. foreign secretary says that putin wants to oust zelinski this, me the get a feeling of the panic that those people, the residence that must be feeling during all this. early in the morning, the capital key was rocked by powerful explosions. a key of claims that shot down a russian cruise mile cruise missile, i should say, other poets also suggesting that a russian fight was shot down as well. so that deborah, though apparently from the missile came down on an apartment building starting a fire in injuring 8 people. now, there are also, i witness reports of an on going battle for the ga system, l l. field, nicky, f. as we understand around $200.00 russian troops of entered the field, but both sides are exchanging ammunition. should we say a report suggested the 5 things be now going for 2 days. we have no idea which side is d

i know, i mean, i mean me personally, i met like about a 100 russian mayers in the last 2 years and we're in such strong talks with russia and that is taking russian seriously. i'm not talking about this game that's going on there and it's a horrible game. i don't understand. you say it's a horrible game, but it's a game on which lives code well depends. so when germany says it is taking russia's complaints seriously. explain to us what that means in real terms, explain to us what that might mean in terms of concessions. we're not, you know, this is not like about concessions. i think it's not a military. no, i think it's not a part of politics. just putting $100000.00 troops somewhere and then starting negotiations, dock. and we've been in very good and very friendly negotiation with russia for the last decades. and i think that's what we have to encourage where we have to be stronger and make everybody visit to russia in the last, in the last weeks in the last days, like the french president was there by made these calls. and our chancellor schroeder was there, and i think in our opinio

i mean, it was not that long ago that eddie mayer made the same move.ot of attraction, i think, in those big name presenters moving away from the bbc. if it gives them a little bit more freedom. and it might be editorial freedom given bbc�*s crackdown on impartiality. but it also might be sort of commercialfreedom, too, because at the moment, it's difficult for those guys to write a column in the mail on sunday or even do after dinner speaking or anything that might be seen to sort of impinge upon their impartiality. so you've got a situation where for talent like that, to be fair, that have done their time to bbc, and are notjumping ship. emily has done 20 years, and jon sopel has done more, but they might get to stay in their career were they think they are significant opportunities elsewhere. now you mention impartiality. do you think the decisions being made here are because bbc�*s changed its approach to impartiality or because big—name presenters and correspondents are changing their view of what they would like to do and not to do? it will be bot

mayer makes a goal for the pacific division and its preliminary game against the metro division.fic division. on the first shot from tomorrow month, and then it was mired within assisted jordan's everly of the seattle cracking. these are three on three contests. the metro one this 1 64 mentor, then went on to win the championship game 5 to 3 over the center of the vision. much more coming up tonight at 10 o'clock, it is harder and harder to figure out the format of the nhl all star game as they keep tweaking it, but that's how they did it today. all right, thank you so much appreciate it. and thank you for joining us, rebecca tonight for the 10 o'clock news right here on channel two. and thank you for watching if you're watching over on ktvu, plus anytime, ktvu dot com and our social media pages we'll see social media pages we'll see back here tonight. ahh, breakfast lasagna! great call, honey. stay away from it. it's for everybody tonight. that's two meals away. (phone ringing) hello. hey, colonel, what's up? mommy, could ivan come for dinner? no, señor, 'cause tonight the whole

news because i published something marissa mayer found embarrassing but announced myself as a christian. and she was the boss there. and i have no kind oftenure . it didn't violate anything. she could renew my contract or not. and i'm not sure that cancellation was something that we want to see disappear. even though it was my own. so people canceled for i don't know. anti-asian slurs on twitter. several years ago. maybe if it's decided that it creates a hostile work environment or there's a lack of hemorrhaging of people who can't work for this person because of a series of tweets i don't know. that seems like the usual firing thing. it's the usual i can't work with someone i'm uncomfortable with. i worked for michael eisner at disney and he happened not to like working with black people and women in high positions of power. it was uncomfortable around them so he didn't hire them or the fire them if they were someone he inherited. do we want to stop that cancellation? that seems like a very free market. you work with the people you're comfortable with and people are no longer comfortab

tom: henry mayer in moscow and art garo correspondent, maria tadeo, in brussels.is the latest on this invasion? henry: president putin earlier this morning reported a military mission in ukraine. he justified it by saying it was necessary to demilitarized the country and also denounced the country. what we see on the ground has begun with a barrage of missile attacks. the russians say they were taking out ukrainian air defense installations and now there are increasing reports of russian troops crossing the border into ukraine from several different locations. what appears to be happening is they have launched a barrage of missile attacks as a prelude to a much larger ground invasion and this is what we are seeing. tom: maria, what are we expecting in terms of the international response to this? maria: european leaders were horrified by what we are seeing in ukraine, saying there is no justification for this. they warn that there is going to be a wave of misinformation pointed to genocide by nato, by the european union, by the ukrainian government that is led by w

calculate the opportunities you've missed but but in this case, you know, i was at yahoo news marissa mayer explicitly said, you know, she felt humiliated by this piece that had been, you know warmly welcomed by readers of yahoo news. in fact, i was given a lifetime family past to the creationism museum, but yeah, but the left labeled me hashtag worse than isis at least that was one of the criticisms and and this was in the heyday of the, you know, especially robust atheists, including you know, sam harris and and the awesome's crowd and and that was bruising on the other hand and sam. that's terrible that you're you know, these threats going kinetic that your office was vandalized. i haven't actually had threats go kinetic, although the ones inspired by tucker carlson, you know the endless stream of death threats that i still get that are just so terrifying that you know, i mean terrifying sounding so cord is all producing that i i have called the police and the fbi about those but nothing is ever turned into actual bodily or harm to property so that's terrible to hear that. but yeah, i me

oscar mayer turkey bacon up 30%. hot dogs and cold cuts up 10%. 5%. >> chicken breasts are almost never in stock. if they are in stock, they're jacked up in price. >> reporter: the culprits, labor shortages, supply chain issues and the omicron variant. >> companies are having trouble staffing enough workers. a lot of workers are out sick. that affects every part of this complicated supply chain. >> reporter: how can you find hot items?erpruner baet.oa s other apps gas buddy shows where gas is cheapest. loyalty pays as well when joining organizations such as aaa. they have fuel rewards programs. extremely useful information as gas hits a seven-year high, guys, in some spots around the country. city dwellers a little better on foot or subway. if you're driving, it's tough. >> the headline here is that guac is going down. >> that's all you need to know. >> deidre, thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back with "pop news." like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some pe

. >> i like to begin by thanking mayer for her briefing on the situation of eastern ukraine. as well as the special representative of the chairperson office in the ukraine. and it diplomatic sentiments of the ukraine, of the you claim -- confrontations in ukraine. the frustration of the representative of germany and ukraine in this meeting. mr. president, welcome in today's discussion. my delegation recalls resolution to 0202. the crisis in ukraine could only be settled to a peaceful means. the conflict litigation require a written ration of its conviction and progress -- process of the mix agreement --minsk agreement. with the increase in civilian casualties, more than 14,000 deaths have been recorded in the conflict in houston ukraine when the conflict began. at 7000 people have been displaced. the complicated concerns, which have been spread will nonetheless believe in good faith by your obligations. it should provide clarity to proceed opportunities for supporting and continuing dialogue and all parties. in this respect, goners return -- concerns, we are calling this rega

it happens with oscar mayer cold cuts and velveeta.r sales dropped more than 3% to less than $7 billion in the final quarter of 2021 to the same period a year ago. >> a lot of americans haven't heard this since new year's. ah, the dry january trend. seems like it's growing here. cga says this really surprised me. more than 1/3 of legal age adults skipped alcohol for the entire month. beverage companies, catching onto the trend. grew 28%. >> laura's dry. >> the u.s. women's hockey team has to settle for silver from the bitter rival. coy wire is there and joins us with more on this morning's bleacher report. hey, coy. >> reporter: speaking of ice bucket, i kind of feel like i'm in one here. i was at that arena, it was good energy for this game. in the history of women's olympic hockey, they have won every gold medal. the sports greatest rivalry. the last two finals went past regulation. this one not as close. canada going undefeated putting together the most dominant tournament in olympic history. finishing with a record 57 goals scored.

john mayer is postponing shows after testing positive for covid for the second time in two months. he posted about it on instagram. 's previous case was a breakthrough infection last month. he says his symptoms this time are worse. two bandmembers tested positive earlier this week. he is scheduled to be in san francisco for a show at chase center in about three weeks on march 18. "american idol" is back for another season tomorrow. the competition show is celebrating 20 years. this season, the judges are back for their fifth season in search of aspiring singers. >> we are artists. we know exactly what we had to go through to make it. we know what they have to go through to make it. >> once they understand we are there to groom them and help them, it becomes a family. liz: "american idol" premieres tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. still to come, scott peterson's effort to get his murder conviction from out. plus come our coverage of the crisis in ukraine continues with the help president biden is sending this morning. announcer: this is abc 7 news. liz: a stricter curfew

mayer, thank you for that introduction and for your leadership. -- mayor, thank you for that introductionnd for your leadership. we have a lot of work to do together and time is of the essence. we laid a very strong foundation in 2021, especially the degree of agency rebuilding we needed to do at epa. i am proud of what we have accomplished, from tackling climate change to working towards rebuilding trust with underserved communities, to strengthening our water infrastructure. but we have only begun to scratch the surface. we have a long way to go to truly building a better america, so we are going to keep the pedal to the metal in 2022. i firmly believe that our success in confronting the biggest environmental challenges of our time will be determined by our partnerships. as the state secretary of environmental quality in north carolina, i found how actions from the epa can help or hurt local efforts. let me be clear on that. i recognize that you know your communities better than the federal government ever could. you are the eyes and ears on the ground. we need to hear from you. we need

. >>> american bobsledder elena mayers taylor is now the most decorated black athlete in winter olympicster winning bronze in the two-woman bobsled today. details straight ahead. >>> but first, this presidents' day weekend, cnn is premiering a cnn original series focused on the life and presidency of lyndon baines johnson. he passed -- rather, he signed major legislation like the civil rights act, the voting rights act, but his decision to escalate the war in vietnam overshadowed his legacy. see how his presidency was complicated as the times he served when "lbj: triumph and tragedy" premieres tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on on cnn. >> lbj was intensely aware he came into the office under the cloak of tragedy. >> it drove him to try to do things no one else had ever achieved. >> he said to his aides, what the hell is the presidency for? if you're not going to do something bold, why be here? >> i think lyndon johnson would be seen today as one of our greatest presidents because of all that he did. but he made one bad mistake. >> vietnam really pulled him apart. he couldn't make a win out of this

and mayer says blurry 90 seconds. surveillance video helped police track down the suspect who turned himself in the mayor. maps out what happened in the parking lot during the tailgate, but is careful not to call the conflict an issue between forty-niners and rams fans. it looks like it began when luna wearing a white jersey pushes to flint s wearing a yellow jersey. the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. luna is the chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. >> one of his longtime friend says luna is not the type to cause trouble or pick a fight. >> you will >> there's also shaken one of the suspects, cousin that it was self-defense. the case. >> my patient was station opposite way with that should come

>> and woods mayer says that surveillance video appears to show luna pushing cifuentes first and then some 20's responds by punching in the face which sent him backwards onto the pavement where he hit his head. luna has been in a medically induced coma since then, the da hasn't decided yet whether to file charges against cifuentes. >> we'll be right back. 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. >> time now 7.45. and we are looking at more sunny weather and warm. i would dare pull out the word hot, yeah. appropriate today, john. good morning. but i feel like i've said the h word a couple times today. >> like tentative with it. but when you're talking near 80 degree highs, i

singer john mayer pauses concert so aid could come to a fan who was possibly unconscious in the audienceow's in la last night and in video of the crowd, you can see they are stopping the show asking if the woman was ok, he then decided to get off the stage. well, first responders cleared the crowd to get to the woman. mayor later said she was ok. >> were you impressed with the way that he handled it? >> absolutely. and i think, you know, we all were just saw co-operatives. well, you know, understanding that someone was down. and so, you know, i didn't hear any, you know, arguments in the crowd yelling or me and just patiently waited in some of his van. >> now some people are comparing this to the tragedy at astroworld in houston back in november when travis scott was performing and he did not stop his show after people in the crowd were crushed. 10 people there died. >> as we count down to the super bowl, we're getting an inside look into how football's are actually made >> leading up to the super bowl. we've been following the biggest moments. people preparing, especially for the halfti

for example, has recently indicated they're going to raise prices on dozens of products from oscar mayer cold cuts and velveeta dhees capri sun drinks. why is this happening? >> everything from the worker shortage and extreme weather to really high cost of farming. input costs for farmers has gone up. most notably fertilizer prices have quintupled. now we know there's a lot of positives about the u.s. economy right now. the jobs market is doing really well despite omicron. gdp rose last year at the fastest pace since 1984. and the stock market is near record highs. but, ana, the high cost of living is obviously a sore spot and the latest projections will not help the matter. >> we've been watching the gas prices very closely. they hit another fresh seven-year high just today. but oil prices are down. so what does that mean for us? >> well, ana, the national average for gasoline is at $3.46 a gallon, fresh seven-year high. it's up 8 cents in a week. 8 cents. and about a dollar from a year ago. now the good news is that oil prices are retreating albeit from very high levels. as you can see

and woods mayer explained how luna was hurt based off of a 90nd surveillance video clip that they've looked at. he says it began when luna who was wearing a white jersey pushed the other person involved. brian cifuentes who was wearing a yellow jersey. and here's the mayor describing what happened. the white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement. they may see something 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. >> authorities say that stuff went as was arrested and has now since been released on $30,000. bail. >> the oakland unified school district is going to have special meeting tomorrow to talk about possible school closures and merges oakland school board is trying to decide whether about 15 or so schools, including prescott elementary and many others might have to close or merg

. >> singer john mayer paused his concert so that aid could come to a fan who was possibly unconscious in the audience. the show is in la last night and in video of the crowd, you cen kind of see mayor stopped the show. ask if the woman is okay. he then decided to get off the stage while first responders cleared the crowd to get to the woman. mayor later said she was ok. >> were you impressed with the way that he handled it? >> absolutely. and i think, you know, we all were just saw operatives. well, you know, understanding that someone was down. and so, you know, i didn't hear any, you know, arguments in the crowd when yelling or me and just patiently waited in some of his >> some people now are comparing this to the tragedy at astroworld in houston back in november when travis scott did not stop his concert after people in the crowd were crushed. 10 people actually died that night. another reason to love dolly parton employees are suing to have a chance to receive some help in furthering their education. dolly parton. >> launching a program that will allow in many for full coverage o

the workers do they can go do what they want to do and say when they're going to wear like john mayerlike she's ever going to be aware those places. they say those things meanwhile the lower working class and the children get stuck with the masks. i'll even note the word is i cannot use it on this tv show but it starts with a b and there's some stuff and about 40! behind it. >> okay, doctor nicole i want your reaction to white house press secretary jen psaki's thoughts on the guidance of masking children, watch. >> i can speak how we make our decisions and the federal government which is to base it on data in science the cdc the federal government's entity where we have all of our data in science housed. it's physics i want to give jackie a crack at this first, forgive me doctor nicole. jackie, give any confidence guidance at this point? jackie: no it doesn't follow the signs they only file the science when it's convenient for them. the first is the reason you're seeing some of the blue states with the mandates is because midterms are around the corner and they know these mandates a v

and mayer says blurry 90 seconds. surveillance video helped police track down the suspect who turned himself in the mayor. maps out what happened in the parking lot during the tailgate, but is careful not to call the conflict an issue between forty-niners and rams fans. it looks like it began when luna wearing a white jersey pushes to flint s wearing a yellow jersey. the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. luna is the chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. >> one of his longtime friend says luna is not the type to cause trouble or pick a fight. >> you will >> there's also shaken one of the suspects. cousin seem to be that it was self-defense. the case. >> my patient was station way with that should com

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but the family of gustav and emma mayer believe it is vital nonetheless.marvellous, ijust love the choir and i love being here on a tuesday. 100 miles south of clydebank in rural dumfries and galloway, another singing session is getting under way. here in castle douglas, the choir didn't meet up for around 18 months because of the pandemic, but now they're back up and running and they say their doors are open to anyone who loves to sing. # i am sailing, i am sailing.# it's a chance to just let go of everyday life, and we're getting as good as we can and we're enjoying singing. # i never thought i'd miss you # half as much as i do.# just being ourselves again, i getting a wee bit back of life. i know it's not properly back but we're getting there. - i'm on my own, so it was pretty tough. and i missed the company. the company is great and i enjoy the singing. you can see from the crowd here, they're all having fun, _ they're enjoying themselves. # hallelujah.# a sentiment very much echoed in clydebank. the fact that we can practise now makes a big difference

and woods mayer explained how luna was hurt based off of the 90 seconds surveillance video that theys wearing a white jersey pushed the suspect. brian cifuentes who was wearing a yellow jersey. white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement. they may see something 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. >> authorities say that cifuentes was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. >> the oakland unified school district is holding a special meeting tomorrow on possible school closures and mergers. the oakland school board is going to decide whether prescott elementary along with 15 other schools may be closed or merged in the next 2 years. school district leaders say that there's been a decline in enrollment. an attendant has led to more than 12 million dollars deficit because funding

flowers, by the german artist, lovis corinth, was the property of gustav and emma mayer. a simple exercise. no. but the family of gustav and emma mayer believe it is vital nonetheless. tim allman, bbc news. during the lockdown, we saw a lot of choirs doing their thing on zoom — and making a greatjob of it. however, you just can't beat singing together in the same room. thankfully, many groups are doing just that. aileen clarke went to watch scotland's oldest male voice choir in action. # you were always on my mind.# they might not be standing shoulder to shoulder yet, but the clydebank male voice choir are happy to open plenty of windows if it means they can open their song books. this choir lost a good friend to covid and he is much in their thoughts. we lost a very important part of our choir, one of our members, that died very early on in the start of the pandemic and we miss him very much. we couldn't sing at the funeral of pat and we couldn't even go to his funeral. so that was, that was quite sad. this is a choir built on friendship as well as phrasing. gordon was w

mayer who was a dear friend of mine for decades now. we were catching up a little bit on the terrace earlier trying to calculate the years, but it's been -- it was back in the 19 hundreds when we

alan: el cantante mexicano jesÚs mendoza habla por primera vez del nuevo novio de mayer y alonso.os actualice. muy buenos dÍas. adelante. edwin: buenos dÍas. gran expectativa por esta reuniÓn que se da entre rusia y ucrania en ese pueblo fronterizo en la frontera entre bielorrusia y ucrania. ademÁs, de que hubo mucho escepticismo sobre esa reuniÓn. inicialmente los representantes de ucrania no estaban seguros. no se sentÍan a salvo para ir a bielorrusia para llevar a cabo esa reuniÓn, pero estÁn hablando y mucho lo ven como algo positivo para poder poner fin a esa invasiÓn por parte de rusia que estÁ sobre el dÍa nÚmero cinco. vemos en las Últimas horas cÓmo el presidente ucraniano zielinski hablando en ruso pÚblico varios mensaje caminando por las calles de ucrania. haciendo un llamado a las tropas rusas de desistir de esos ataques y de salir de ucrania cuanto antes soltando tambiÉn las armas de fuego para poner un alto a esos ataques que siguen sufriendo varias ciudades, importantes regiones de ucrania. estaremos al tanto de lo que resurja en desarrollo. en estados unidos la ten

the show saw bob saget's stand-up buddies paying tribute to their late friend stamos and mayer were theron bure. >>> jennifer lopez, she graces the cover of "people's" love issue. she told the magazine, i feel so lucky and happy -- are you okay, craig -- and proud to be with him. it's a beautiful love story that we -- we got a second chance -- you believe j.lo, though >> we used to do that in seventh grade. >> the new issue of "people" hits newsstands on -- >> what did she say? >> she's happy to have the second chance and proud of the relationship and happy about it. >> i thought you were touched by that >> well, i do love j.lo. >> we're going to catch up with j.lo on this and her new movie when she stops by on thursday. >>> next up, look who it is. savannah guthrie an interview airing today, she talks about the upcoming olympics you have a cooking show? >> yeah. >> that's ironic they gave you a cooking show what do you do on that show? >> i learn how to cook i hurt myself. >> you get a new tattoo with drew >> would you ever get a tattoo >> i would and i kind of want to right now, like,

representative peter mayer and i did the burn pit exposure act just to make it easier and have some presumption when you walk in. obviously, it costs money to treat people who have been exposed to these things. i think we all know deep down that it is part of our responsibility, and i would just note for my colleagues on the others of the aisle who are so worried about the money, all but on of you voted for the $25 billion increase to the defense budget. just to be consistent here, if you are going to be deeply concerned about the spending of money, i would expect the same scrutiny to a bill you passed and voted on in december that we are now giving to helping our veterans. i would just ask rosie, if you could -- just from your experience, you know, i think it is is sometimes hard when you do policy to just -- you sort of lose your ability to understand what this means for human beings. i know your experience through your husband was really powerful when i heard it. talk about his experience of trying to make his case and what it means so that this committee understands what our veterans are go