. >> can you tell me about penelope? >> grace couldn't wait to share her room with penelope. >> every time i go into her room and see her pink bed there, no one slept in. it's just a heartbreaking reality. >> she knows we're coming. she draws pictures of our house and with mommy and daddy written on it. >> reporter: the five other children are still processing the past year without their expected new sister. are you so excited to meet penelope? >> yes. and some people are sick. >> reporter: some people are sick. >> yeah. and we can't go and play. >> not yet. >> missing out on that time with her has been disappointing. >> makes me sad sometimes. i feel powerless. >> reporter: the welches are one of what the state department says are 400 american families whose adoptions of churn in ch children in china were put on hold because of covid-19 and for some, that means devastating consequences. >> the china doadoption programs a special needs adoption program and many people that are in touch with them have deteriorating condit

can you tell me about penelope?race couldn't wait to share her room with pen kneel pe. >> every time i go into her room and see her pink bed there that no one has slept in -- it's just a heartbreaking reality. >> she knows we're coming. she draws pictures of a house with mommy and daddy written on it. >> reporter: the five other welch children are still processing their past year without their expected new sister. >> are you so excited to meet penelope? >> yeah. and some people are sick. >> some people are sick? >> yeah. and we can't go on the plane. >> not yet. >> missing out on that time with her has been disappointing. >> sad, sometimes i feel powerless. >> reporter: the welches are just one of what the state department says are some 400 american families whose adoptions of children in china were put on hold by covid. and for some, that weight means devastating consequences. >> the china adoption program is a special needs adoption program. and many families that were in touch with children have deteriorating con

the very first time i heard my book read out loud it was actually with penelope cruz.om a very different cultural background touched by the story and, you know, her daughter, this whole thing of colorism was so new to her. so to watch penelope explaining to her daughter what this was about, i could just tell then that this -- the book had longer legs than even i had imagined. >> that's great to hear. and, you know, we have to ask "black panther 2," any updates you can give us on that? >> uh-huh. you know -- [ laughter ] in true marvel form, i have nothing to tell you. >> i thought she was going to give us the best thing ever. blank. >> no, no chance. but, you know, it's going to be different, of course, without our king to go back into that world but i know that all of us are dedicated to re-imagining or carrying on his legacy in this new -- in this new "black panther." and ryan coogler has some really, really exciting ideas that i look forward to bringing to life with the rest of the family. >> and we hear you're bringing back a role you first played as a teenager? >>

charles blow wrote the piece and tweeted about it and pointed to pepe le pew's relentless pursuit of penelopeeaches boys that no doesn't really mean no, and chasing women despite their objections is just part of the game several outlets are reporting that a scene involving the character was written out of the final version of the film due out in july. pepe le pew was featured in the first space jam in 1996 starring michael jordan the character was first introduced, though, in 1945. >>> department store, toy shopping, the trucks in one place, the baby dolls in another, that may all change in california our jane wells on the move to strip gender from the retail equation hi, jane. >> reporter: hey, con tes so is this now maybe for susie and this for timmy, california is t pve perhaps why it is the most progressive state in the nation, when we come back. io prove perhaps why it is the most progressive state in the nation, when we come back. all charge excessive, last-minute fees. when you want something badly enough, it feels like your only choice is to pay up. but what if you had a choice to tak

penelope. >> i really appreciate how important transportation is to our district. i think this means exciting. >> good evening commissioners. it is after 9:00 p.m. why are you discussing a bus contract before voting on labor agreement? there's no open school to bus children to. you promised to focus on reopening. this is disrespectful and mappeddening -- maddening, do better. >> hello, carla? >> hello everyone. i'm the membership chair for the community advisory committee for special education. i have personal experience with the buses. i wanted to say it's very exciting to hear this presentation to see transparency that our families will receive. i love the idea of being able to track where a bus is. i have stood for 30 minutes in the rain waiting for a bus to arrive to get my 4-year-old off to bring to class. our bus drivers have been amazing. but the service has been difficult. i like to bring a little awareness around making sure that we can -- when we have a new student who is assigned to our school, we have to wait a week or two before they are assigned to th