(jessica, melanie's mom) my daughter's name is melanie. she has a god-like spirit in her. beautiful. she's just a beautiful person. (melanie, st. jude patient) i'm at st. jude because i have a brain tumor called pineoblastoma. (jessica, melanie's mom) i had ovarian cancer two times so i told her, "if i can do it, you can do it". (melanie, st. jude patient) the hardest part of cancer is knowing that you have it. but when she told me that it would be ok and that she'll always be there, then i was fine. (jessica, melanie's mom) mel doesn't look like she's going through anything. and i think st. jude has a lot to do with that because they just make it comfortable for her. (melanie, st. jude patient) you shouldn't give up hope, and try to make the best of things. (jessica, melanie's mom) i would have not known how to pay or deal with all of this stuff, so st. jude has been a godsend for me. ♪♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do

see what happens >> my colleague, melanie, created an accountant and did the same but went left. >> a lot of people just commending president biden's job so far. >> what the hell did joe biden just say, part 14. on facebook youtube, clicking on whatever the algorithm suggests. melanie's feed stayed with the issues at first. >> bernie sanders, high cost of prescription drugs. >> reporter: but by day three it was a lot of one thing. >> a lot from occupy democrats of kind of the dominating force on my page right now. >> reporter: mine just went more and more extreme, recommending new influencers. now they're throwing me conspiracy theories by day four. big-foot believers really nonstop anger by day five. leftists are becoming racists. so did melanie's >> wikipedia and pretty [ bleep ]. >> by the end of the week, a steady diet of fear. the world looks very dangerous on youtube violent robbery caught on camera woman fires shots at home intruders. facebook had no comment. youtube says recent changed mean watch time has dropped over 70% in the u.s., but researchers say the algorithms are gea

her proud parents regular viewers of the bsn bay area's our congrats to melanie. and a photo of your grad 220 21 grants at cbs.com or stomach the asian american foundation is being launched today. actor and producer daniel they can is cochair of the founding advisory council and he spoke with cbs this morning. >> seeing the number of people and the kind of people that have been attacked over the last year has been really affecting how i see our ability to move around and be free and to be considered american. >> is being launched with the help of $125 million in funding. it is been called the biggest commitment ever by asian americans to their own community. stomach early internet pioneers have a new owner this evening. verizon is selling off its media unit that includes yahoo and aol. the private equity firm apollo global management agreed to pay $5 billion for the acquisition. verizon says it will keep a 10% stake in the new company. stomach a strong start, the dow rallied 238 points on the first trading day of the month with retail stocks leading the way. the n

manu, excellent reporting. >>> back with me, nia-malika henderson and melanie zanona.ant to go back to what kevin mccarthy said yesterday about the fact that nobody's saying that the election wasn't legitimate. well, how about the former president himself? this is this week. this is something that he put out on his website. the number of votes is massive and determinative. that will prove true in numerous other states. he was talking about arizona. all republicans must unify and not let this happen. if a thief robs a jewelry store, of all of its diamonds, the 2020 presidential election, the diamonds must be returned. he's saying that he should still be president. that is not true. and i feel like we're all blue in the face, but we have to continue to say it. his own appointed and senate-confirmed judges over and over again were presented what the republicans who worked for donald trump claimed was evidence, and they almost to a judge laughed it out of court because it wasn't legitimate. the evidence didn't exist. his appointed judges. >> in republican governors in stat

bower as a mother to a little daughter melanie too has to balance family and profession on a daily basis. usually a range of the dish and it works as it stands and a man might have less playful arrangements more rough if you will. so i'm glad you leo's plates aren't like that. but can you really taste the difference between a dish for. heard by a woman on one fixed by a man. know there are men who can cook fantastic and enchanting dishes just as there are women who do but i do think you can make out a feminine touch in the dishes. i've heard myself that are cuisine tends to be pretty feminine. but she's not out to dispense with men in order to completely make it better with men when you tell them off afterwards it's over and forgotten but women might take it to heart they take things more personally that's why and even balance of men in women is the best solution for a larger team and the best of. her team will soon be welcoming the new addition once again a woman. as this only should be in church before and. so now from a maiden name to a female domain flamenco dancing for a long time i

power as a mother to a little daughter melanie to has to balance family and profession on a daily basis because i'm only a range of the dish and it works as it stands and a man might have less playful arrangements more rough if you will. so i'm glad you leo's plates aren't like that. but can you really taste the difference between a dish prepared by a woman and one fixed by a man. no there are men who can cook fantastic and enchanting dishes just as there are women who do but i do think you can make out a feminine touch in the dishes. i've heard myself that are cuisine tends to be pretty feminine i. put she's not out to dispense with men in order to completely with this man when you tell them off afterwards it's over and forgotten it but women might take it to heart they take things more personally that's why and even balance of men in women is the best solution for a larger team but. our team will soon be welcoming the new addition once again a woman. asked a somali should be in charge of wind. so now from m a the main to female domain flamenco dancing for a long time it was soley wome

bauer as a mother to a little daughter melanie too has to balance family and profession on a daily basis. usually a range of the dish and it works as it stands and a man might have less playful arrangements more rough if you will. so i'm glad you leo's plates aren't like that. but can you really taste the difference between a dish prepared by a woman and one fixed by a man. no there are men who can cook fantastic and enchanting dishes just as there are women who do but i do think you can make out a feminine touch in the dishes. i've heard myself that are cuisine tends to be pretty feminine. but she's not out to dispense with men on her team completely with a man who is a man when you tell them off afterwards it's over and forgotten but women might take it to heart they take things more personally that's why and even balance of men in women is the best solution for a larger team and the best of. her team will soon be welcoming the new addition once again the woman. has to some really should be in charge of wind. so now from a may of the main to a female domain flamenco dancing for a long

melanie, i'll start with you.dding? and then i stepped back and i listened -- forced myself to listen. what bothered me most about senator scott's -- as much as i believe he knew he wasn't talking to all of the american people. i believe he knew he was talking to a certain base element of the republican party, who don't want to believe there's racism in this country, who don't want to see black and brown people vote, who don't want to see a lot of inclusion and the fear that if you do something for one, that's taking something away from me. so, what bothered me is he talked about unifying and that our current president biden/harris administration is dividing the country but i've lived long enough to hear dog whistles when i hear it. who's talking about america's racist? let's just go there. who's using that language in the first place? what we're talking about is systemic racism that has been here, jonathan, as you pointed out 400-plus years. and we have this moment in time. and because of what happened over this

that was melanie. window reporting for us geese playhouse thinks that the vandalism happens sometime overnight. friday and into yesterday. new numbers show a large disparity in hollywood when it comes to asian american actors in leading roles and new university of southern california study examined the top grossing us movies between the years 2007 and 2019. the research found just 3.5% featured an asian american in a leading role overall, just four 34 films had an asian american or pacific island are front and center. 14 of them star dwayne the rock johnson, who is of samoan descent, women performed in just six of the 44 films, and none was over the. age of 40. so temperatures today a little cooler all last week. it was pretty cool. remember the wind and the snow in the mountains and just kind of a. inclement weather pattern. really with the big wind advisories couple nights in a row. things change this week that week last week, we had low pressure sort of not dominating but affecting the area this wee

to melanie's eyes, andrea wasn't pushing hemy away at all. >> what i saw is that andrea wanted hemy ands with him, and eventually, from what i'm told from hemy, actually having sex with him. >> on the stand, andrea was adamant that a trip she and hemy took to england in september was strictly business, even though their itinerary included plans to see a play and hit a nightclub. >> we did not go to the dance club. in fact, we did not do any of the things that are insinuated that we did on that itinerary. >> but jurors heard evidence that andrea and hemy did go dancing on their last trip together to greenville, south carolina, a month before rusty sneiderman was killed. the bar maid at a dance club testified that she saw public displays of affection that would have justified the taunt of, "get a room." >> he kept spinning her around. they were groping each other. >> did you see the parties kiss? >> yes, i did. >> how many times? >> i would say about three times. >> did you see the female push the male away? >> no. in one occasion, she actually kissed him. >> andrea denied the barmaid's a

and melanie sanoma. great to have you with us. melanie, i begin with you.k is pledging if elected, would only serve as conference chair the remainder of this congress. what's the strategy with her meeting the house freedom caucus. is she playing down she was once a moderate republican and now a trump loyalist? >> this is just one of a number of assurances that she's making trying to lockdown support for leadership. while they expect her to pitch that position this week or next week, not everyone is sold on her. she was a moderate before transformed into a trump ally so there are concerns about her voting record and concerns that mccarthy boxed in members moving quickly to replace her with stefanik. i hear from the freedom caucus, let's take a pause and assess options. don't want to rush into things. her strategy is to say look, i'm not in this position more than the rest of this term. i am stepping in. i view myself as a place holder. i think that can alleviate some concerns on the right about her being quickly pushed into the job. >> it was a few months ag

when you're chasing civil war, quick starts can be crucial for civilian minute on the clock when melanies strike. it seemed the only knock up could come from each other. the captain eventually checking this off to carry on. just before the break, fran kirby and sam kerr combining as they have done some eight times this season, 1—2, and chelsea had doubled their lead. a change of ends but no change of pace. the strikeforce striking again, kerr holding the ball up before setting up her partner verstappen of the game. minutes later and kirby returned the favour, this time kurt netting her 21st goal of the season, and with it bagging the golden boot. it was becoming a question not if chelsea would win but by how many. their fifth courtesy of this scrappy effort, erin cuthbert getting over the line for somejohn —— getting over the line. job done and in ruthless mansion tonic fashion. —— ruthless fashion. next up, when they play in the first ever champions the final, when this set of players are hoping to continue this winning feeling. jo currie, bbc news, kingsmeadow. great pictures there. an

barely a minute on the clock when melanie leupolz�*s strike it —— strike put the home team ahead. may be asked about the goalkeeping. it seemed the only knockout blow could come from each other. captain magdalena eriksson eventually shaking this off to carry on. just before the break, fran kirby and sam kerr combining as they have done so many times this season, a 1—2, and chelsea had doubled their lead. a change of ends but no change of pace. the kerr—kirby strikeforce striking again — kerr holding the ball up before setting up her partner for her second of the game. minutes later and kirby returned the favour, this time kerr netting her 21st goal of the season, and with it bagging the golden boot. it was becoming a question not if chelsea would win but by how many. their fifth was courtesy of this scrappy effort, with erin cuthbert getting it over the line. job done and in ruthless fashion. champions again, chelsea defending their title and along with the league cup trip they've already won the season. in a week's time, they play in theirfirst ever champions league final, when t

this time it's melanie laurent who's trapped in a box.hich her air supply is gradually running out. while reynolds was able to communicate with the outside world via a cell phone, laurent has milo, a computer with a carefully modulated voice that's meant to be calming but in fact has overtones of the politely murderous hal from 2001. she also has futuristic video screens through which she attempts to rediscover her own forgotten identity, triggering memories of the past, or are they simply hallucinations? engagingly written by christie leblanc, oxygen is an efficient potboiler that makes little sense but has a lot of fun putting its heroine through her enclosed genre paces. ideas are lifted magpie—like from a range of other movies, from ridley scott's iconic blade runner to german director patrick vollrath�*s cockpit—bound thriller 7500. yet somehow laurent makes these riffs seem fresh and original, breathing new life into age—old themes. as for director aja, whose career ranges from the nail—biting terrors of switchblade romance to the e

bauer as a mother to a little daughter melanie too has to balance family and profession on a daily basis look at the i'm usually a range of the dish and it works as it stands and a man might have less playful arrangements more rough if you will. so i'm glad you leo's plates aren't like that. but can you really taste the difference between a dish purge by a woman and one fixed by a man. no there are men who can cook fantastic and enchanting dishes just as there are women who do but i do think you can make out a feminine touch in the dishes. i've heard myself that are cuisine tends to be pretty feminine. put she's not out to dispense with men in order to completely with the man who is the man when you tell them off afterwards it's over and forgotten but women might take it to heart they take things more personally that's why and even balance of men and women is the best solution for a larger team and the best of. her team will soon be welcoming the new addition once again a woman. to some really should be in charge of wine. so now from a may of the main to a female domain flamenco dancing

. >> kelly o'donnell still with us and joining us is boston globe contributor melanie atkins. a couple big meetings on the docket this week. give us a sense. what is the white house doing this week to really help get this infrastructure bill across the line? >> reporter: the dance card is certainly full, jeff. what we expect is the president will have his first meeting with what we call the big four, speaker pelosi, majority leader schumer and on the republican side, minority leader mcconnell and congressman mccarthy. he will also meet with joe manchin. later this week, six more senators, a group joined by shelley capito, dealing with more. republicans consistently pushing that the overall number for what they call hard infrastructure r, and democrats saying more can be skbun the that the dwings include buy-ins on that but also the care economy. the way ids, all those sort of realities of how to pay for that and how it affects the job marketplace and the economy. it's a week of talking, meeting, and the real question, will there be any breakthrough moimts? the white house goal

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bower as a mother to a little daughter melanie to has to balance family and profession on a daily basis because i'm usually a range of the dish and it works as it stands and a man might have less playful arrangements more rough if you will. so i'm glad you leo's plates aren't like that. but can you really taste the difference between a dish prepared by a woman and one fixed by a man. no there are men who can cook fantastic and enchanting dishes just as there are women who do but i do think you can make out a feminine touch in the dishes. i've heard myself that are cuisine tends to be pretty feminine i. put she's not out to dispense with men on her team completely with this man when you tell them off afterwards it's over and forgotten it but women might take it to heart they take things more personally that's why and even balance of men and women is the best solution for a larger team but. our team will soon be welcoming the new addition once again a woman. as the song really should be in charge of wind. so now from a may of the main to a female domain flamenco dancing for a long time it

melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> 7.22. and coming up, if you don't already have plans this weekend. here's an idea of the legion of honor museum is open again. we'll have a live report. someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. santa clara county. today you can start going to the legion of honor museum again disco just in time for mother's day weekend. maybe if you don't have any plans that could be part of it, though. you'll have to plan. you have to plan. yeah. can't just show up now. harper jolie sevens live outside the museum now to explain. good morning, kelly. >> yeah, good morning. yeah. they were shut down for 42 so i know the people here, the legion of honor ver

melanie's grandkids not only missed her but this place, which has become a kind of second home to them missed coming here and apart from missing he -- me, they missed coming here and when can we come and have dinner again and that kind of thing. >> reporter: it felt like the pandemic ended when she finally got a hug from her grandson and even if it did make her dog a little bit jealous for having to share her. >> there are no words. you know like when i hugged him for the first time, i felt like i just melted. >> reporter: in a crowded place like the bay area, we often take the presence of other people for granted but you live alone four-year and you realize the human touch is something you can't live without. >> the complex has worked hard to provide activities for residents during the pandemic including virtual tours of places like israel, new york city and conducted by zoom tour guides. >> it truly doesn't get any better than being with the ones you love. we want to see how you are getting together oktwr and instagram. >>> the calendar says it is cinco de mayo which means celebratio

yay melanie so if you could privately message me on this chat here your mailing address, i will pass that on to kate, and then she'll get your gift certificate off. so hopefully -- on here. let me just verify that here. >> yeah. ten minutes ago. she's there. she's there. >> i wanted to if i could just answer one more question because i pulled up a little bit in the chat i saw a great question that i would love to address from naomi williams another sacramento author who is wonderful and she talked a little bit about -- you know thatty acknowledged privilege in the book, and talked some about how the burdens of caregiving can fall disproportionately not just on women but particularly women of color and marginalize groups and i would love to address that because the research really shows that that is very much the case. and that can kind of fall in two ways first of all marginalized with fewer resources are disproportionately economically harmed by some of the really difficult challenges of caregiving, people in -- you know, jobs where they have to be present, you know, in essential wo

melanie has covered this case since the beginning. tonight she has monterrosa's sisters. >> reporter: through the windshield from the back seat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside a walgreens where there had been alluding june 2nd. police say he was crouched down. it turned out to be a hammer. in july, solano county district attorney recused herself from the case. >> to not only restore public trust, preserve the our mmunut general instatthe shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial, thorough and transparent review. >> reporter: new attorney general rob bonta announced the california department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, something sean monterrosa's sisters have been advocating for all along. >> my mom's birthday was yesterday, so this was almost like a birthday gift to her. >> it's definitely rewarding. life took a really hard left turn on june 2nd. we've been turning this pain into power and really turning this pain into purpose. >> re

melanie has covered this case since the beginning. tonight she has monterrosa's sisters. >> reporter: through the windshield from the back seat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside alluding june 2nd. police say he was crouched down. it turned out to be a hammer. in july, solano county district attorney recused herself from the case. >> to not only restore public trust, preserve the safety of our community, but also provide confidence in the outcome. >> reporter: until now, the 15 general has declined to investigate the shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial, thorough and transparent review. >> reporter: new attorney general rob bonta announced the california department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, something sean monterrosa's sisters have been advocating for all along. >> my mom's birthday was yesterday, so this was almost like a birthday gift to her. >> it's definitely rewarding. life took a really hard left turn on june 2nd. we've been

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which stands for per and poly fluoro alcohol substances that's a mouthful when we 1st looked into it melanie benish legislative attorney for the environmental working group a nonprofit nonpartisan washington watchdog group told us these forever chemicals have been around forever. fast chemical of have been in production since about the 1940 s. . decades that the scientists who have been making these chemicals 3 and dupont have been well aware that even some scientists but the news organizations raise the alarm saying that there are studies coming back showing their cancer there are links to reproductive harms there are. other toxic effects on the human body and these companies continue turning out those chemicals continue to diversifying the ways that those chemicals were used so that we find ourselves in the situation we're in now where there are nearly 5000 different varieties of these chemicals that are still being used and are virtually on regulated by the federal government in march the kalamazoo battle creek regional airports spilled fire fighting foam that entered the city's wastewate

which stands for per and poly fluoro alcohol substances that's a mouthful when we 1st looked into it melanie benish legislative attorney for the environmental working group a nonprofit nonpartisan washington watchdog group told us these forever chemicals have been around forever p. fast chemicals have been in production since about the 1940 s. . decades the scientists who have been making these chemicals 3 and dupont have been well aware that even some scientists but the news organizations raise the alarm saying that there are studies coming back showing their wings cancer there are links to reproductive harms there are. other toxic effects on the human body and these companies continue turning out those chemicals continue to diversifying the ways that those chemicals were used so that we find ourselves in the situation we're in now where there are nearly 5000 different varieties of these chemicals that are still being used and are virtually on regulated by the federal government in march the kalamazoo battle creek regional airports spilled fire fighting foam that entered the city's wastewat

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he was remembered melanie for his heroic actions but as a champion for 9/11 first responders. >> steprd again, worked tirelessly during the rescue and recovery period that followed. jillian: detective alvarez appeared on capitol hill to fight for benefits needed by his fellow first responders. this in one month before he passed away at 53. more on his heroic legacy is his wife elaine. thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. jillian: tell me about this dedication of the park and what it means to your family? >> it is been a healing process. it has been it has been such a pleasure to work with the people that helped. brian schneider, everybody came together and jumped in hoops to make this happen in real life, really, they did everything they could to make a stream become reality and to see my vision and help me put it together because i didn't know how to put it together. 's to a friend of mine who does a lot of feng shui and numerology, and put the sacred geometry of five in there. >> it will be healing for your family. >> likely representing the evolution of man,

the candidate you are running against is melanie sans bury. wants economic growth and job -- she says on crime that can be lowered. it doesn't sound too radical a democrat actually. >> she actually called for the passage of something called the breathe act in washington, d.c. i encourage everyone to look up the act. it is calling for the divestment of police, prison and all punishment paradigms in the country. it calls for the elimination of the d.e.a., border patrol and ice. it takes away the penalty from illegally entering into the country and dana she in this breathe act includes demolishing and closing all federal prisons and releasing federal prisoner. that's a radical agenda. the only thing she is trying to do is flip the narrative because she was caught saying we needed to pass this breathe act which is the most radical agenda in the country. now she is trying to scramble and make up for that. >> dana: you say you're 200 miles from the border. the most recent crisis have you seen increased problems due to that? >> absolutely. the border

and along those lines since you've mentioned some of your female colleagues a woman named melanie writesin to ask. how does the work of these women help the women spies of today any thoughts on that? yeah, actually, i think the legacy of virginia hall is incredibly strong at the cia and present day. she's an inspiration to so many female officers, especially in the director of operations because virginia hall was the first paramilitary cia officer in our history and that that's a really big deal one of the things that i think people don't realize is how much the women who come before the present day really matters as far as you know breaking the class ceiling and in the case of virginia hall. she really created the foundation on which our current female leaders now stand in 2020. we had pretty much made history. we had our first female director and every single directorate within an our entire organization was led by a woman and i don't think we could have done that people like, virginia hall. was she formally recognized for her achievements later in life? she was she was awarded by both

. >> melanie, kevin mccarthy's stories about his call with president trump on january 6th have not beenind not wanting this commission to go forward is his fear about being called as a material witness. i'm sure that's part of it and he said he's not concerned about the subpoenas but he's offered different versions that have story fanned forced to tell under oath he will have to tell the truth. it's not just about testifying. i think his on significance is worried about crossing trump and crossing his right flank. there's a lot of concerns about this story line dragging into a mid-term. they don't want this to go into next year or overshadow their efforts to take back the house so i think there is a ton of politics involved behind this decision to oppose this commission. >> i can't even emergency being a leader this congress and not wanting an investigation into an attack on your own homeland. my understanding is that officer fanone who has talked to don lem op at length about his feelings about being capped and denial shl, he talked and to this day has not called officer fanone even th

. >> along those lines since you mentioned some your female colleagues, a woman named melanie rightsy how does the work with these women, help the woman spies of today? any thoughts on that? >> yes actually i think the legacy is incredibly strong at the cia. you know virginia hall is a she was the first paramilitary cia officer in history. and that is a real big deal. one of the things that i think people don't realize, is how much the women who come before the present day really matter as far as breaking the glass ceiling. and in the case of virginia hall she created the foundation on which our current female agents stand. and in 2020 we had our first female director and every single director within our organization, it's like it's a woman. and i don't think we could've done that without virginia hall. >> was she formally recognized for her achievements later in life? >> she was she was ordered by both the british and the french. but here in the united states, she became the most highly decorated american female civilian award. in this picture you will see general donovan, who is th

melanie woodrow has covered in this case since the very beginning.action fromrm sean monterrosa's sisters. >> next month will mark one year since a vallejo police officer shot and killed sean monterrosa through the windshield from the backseat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside of a walgreens weather had been alluding to second. vallejo police said he was crouched down in a half kneeling position moving his hands toward his waist area revealing the butt of a handgun. it turned out to be the district attorney recused herself from the case. >> the current circumstances compel an outside review to not only restore public trust, reserve the safety of our community but also provide confidence in the outcome. >> until now, the attorney general has declined to investigate the shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial and transparent review. >> new attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed. it is something sean monterrosa's

yeah, a reporter melanie townsend spoke with a group of men who now say there were several red flags. >> this elk grove home in the 7500 block of shelby street is what caretaker jonathan jones and his 2 disabled roommates needed at a time of urgency. they found the house last month on craigslist by someone who claimed to be renting out the property doing this. >> and good faith. this guy wherever he was. >> it was the actual joan says they were told to pay up front before signing the rental agreement he was $1000 taken off the market. >> we do. all 5 get all that said was his words. and we backstage. >> which was to ask for their photo id ease and other personal information without meeting in process, jones and the others thought was normal during covid-19 any other. >> we go out in the 4th place. normally might sign on the door or something that you can call the number you can meet the person. but now everybody's everybody scared. i'm almost sure the home. so we're thinking, ok this this might this is just the new thing. this is the new thing that, you know, we have to do anything >>

melanie crutchfield and her husband live in georgia and became hosts in july. >> i think that a lot ofeople are choosing to stay in private homes. because with a hotel, you have to meet a lot of people versus in a private home, you go straight to the home. >> reporter: airbnb is not the only company looking for hosts. coming up, we will tell you what you need to know if you are ready to start welcoming visitors and start cashing in. abc news, new york. >> what do you think? don't. >> i think the payoff would woud to be greater to have somebody in my house. >> and look at the fine print you got when you got an agreement with a landlord. >> that's true. i don't want to be evicted. >>> a mobile vaccine clinic on the move, two new locations you can go without an appointment. >>> a car break in at a tourist hot spot. >>> and a local mom charged after police say she made up a story about a kidnappin majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is a

. >> reporter: melanie and her husband live in georgia. they became hosts in july.middle of the pandemic. >> it actually worked out, i think emma that a lot of people are choosing to stay in private homes. with a hotel, you know, we had a lot of people versus if you are in a private home, you can clean it yourself. you have your own things there. >> reporter: if you want to rent out your home, there are some things you should know. >> some communities have homeowners association rules against it. before you go and put your place on airbnb, picture you are allowed to do that. >> also important, think about insurance you will need to protect yourself and your home, then how you can make guests feel like it is their home. >> would you do it? raise your hand if you would. rencher home out? i don't know. i see too many videos of partiers who mess up the homes. you might want insurance against the wind, but i don't know how you would do it. >>> it is windy and dry, it is warmer than ever. we have increased fire concerns. we have high fire dangers in effect for a huge port

. >> melanie, he says post policy party. the fact is as well it's a post truth party at this point. to hear him say the person who may challenge liz cheney in wyoming not only denies the trump lost the election but denies that trump supporters stormed the capital. i mean 400 have been charged with crimes, right? it is mind boggling and yet the reality in the party. they own the party now. what changes that? particularly if they win the mid terms? >> that's what this fight over liz cheney really boils down, to right? it's about truth versus lies. its so much bigger than just a leadership fight and a fight about liz cheney and her political future. i think liz cheney herself recognizes that. she is fighting for this consequences be damned because this is about democracy and law and order and the battle for the soul of the republican party. and so that is why she's completely comfortable being toppled if it means going down for what she believes in. and that's what you have seen in her behavior this week. >> i think it's interesting in your reporting, mel any, you said like liz cheney

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king mswati the 3rd and his family in defiance of the royal opposition politician will gain used to melanie and the supporters staged a march sparking clashes with police their frustration with the moniker he reflects a growing attitude among the country's youth. and. it's. torture. and even some. young people like similar army are angry that the king apparently doesn't care about the law and why should he the constitution puts him above it since 1906 king mswati has ruled it's watching an absolute monarchy. the king likes to portray a different image of himself and his country this latest tourism advert features picturesque landscapes and a benevolent waving to his happy subjects. acting prime minister. was not elected by the people chosen by the king he maintains that system allows its citizens to speak their minds freely so the. system doesn't. stop. if you look at the constitution. and the people who have their own organizations in this country and as far as i know. i'm never. on paper this is correct but the reality tells a different story veteran politician on a show where he spent 18

but you know, we live in a media culture melanie that is emphasize rather than corporation, cooperation is sexy and disputes are. i had an english teacher once in 10th grade shouted at the class what's outstanding character of any good novel i don't know i'm a 10th grader but conflict there has to be conflict and you have to resolvere conflict. news and especially social media culture thriveser on conflict, d shelly and i, you know, agree on some and bill today with a bunch of republican cosponsors on the child care work force, that bill will not get the attention. itso was the bipartisan things don't get attention what gets attention are the area where is we disagree. we still don't do enough bipartisan i'm not saying we're doing enough. but we do a lot more than people think, it just doesn't seem interesting too a media culture that we live in. >> well i want to -- ask one more question before turning on over to palar for her next question and one of -- well quite as in one focus on whaptd on january 6th, because it seems given what you have described as the opportunities for collabor

let's get more now with melanie you long co director of community education for this program, thankshnicity matters when it comes to donations, icu a really big role because like how we inherit our hair color are my colors. we also inherit our human leukocyte abs urgent types, which is what we need to match donors to patients. a little bit more complex than blood types and some h late types are more common in certain communities than others. so quiet misty is really important when looking for a matching donor for a patient. yes so are members of the a p i community less likely to find a donor. unfortunately, he does, um patients who come from asian and pacific islander backgrounds only have about a 41% chance of finding a man. communities local knees have a 100% chance of finding a match and people of multi racial backgrounds actually have the lowest 18% okay, and is that because there's just ah, lack of awareness about the need and the lack of donors. i would say so because there's not enough donors on the registry patients from these underrepresented communities. have kind of a sma