see the also is what a film showcasing palestinian resistance to is ray, the demolitions in the west bank has one best documentary feature to a company that might be the, you know, towards the with no other land. it shows it's ray, the soldiers tiring down homes and evicting residents to create some industries on the phone was a collaboration between a palestinian activist and his riley. john. this is one despite not being able to find to distribute. so in the united states, also at the all scares, adrian brody has just won the best actor award for the fruits list for city and film. i'm still here one, the best international feature. the 1st time a movie from the country has won, they was cameron colton. was among the 1st when, as he gets and they'll ask us the best supporting actor of his work in the field. i'm a real parent, a pain that resolved on the one best supporting actress. but her role in the media perez, people in i've read in northern italy, have been highly oranges at each of the the so called bottle of the oranges takes place every year. the origin of the festival dates

. >>> giants, let's get a good look at robbie ray against the angels.ay went out and struck out six over three innings, including punching a former giant, soler to end the first inning. bottom of the inning, matt chapman blooped one to center. it's no man's land. scored lamonte wade jr. chapman is hitting pretty well, over .300 early in the spring. giants went on to win by a final of 9-5. and now chapman is headed to his second season in orange and black. as matt lively tells us from scottsdale, he's become a foundational piece in san francisco. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the san francisco front office, he wanted to make sure matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine, and i want to win a championship. so that is why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >> reporter: buster posey gave him a six-year deal worth $151 million before last year even ended. >> it means a lot. they believed in me and it was a

for the rockets and missiles that rain down on these rays, this is the see the over the how can it be that? um the ship to the middle east from a country whose template visual is constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipment. anyway, located past the systemic. locate us and e u military, a totals tens of billions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them occasionally use that they need to defend their country. but where does this stage really go? and who decided to, um, a country that just being one of the biggest supermarkets of some other weapons for almost 2 years, the estimate of the healthy and what offices before the benefits of them knew of combined with them on to that having what time i need them, when i looked at them the open concept that mother it does, you have to use the audio and, and one box. and i'll also provide von more time as an independent lebanese journalist during his career. he's produced hundreds of reports on was intimately he's met with islam and you had

what turns out sound rays bend two for very similar reasons. they've been towards where the speed of sound is lower, which means where the air is colder, which means upward. so as the boom comes off the airplane, it bends in the atmosphere. and this works because the atmosphere is not the same temperature everywhere. that's really cool. now i will remind you that you named your company boom. yeah. you know, i we've talked about this before. you know, we called it boom because we never thought that boom is going to be an impediment to doing what we're doing. and, you know, now we've demonstrated you can have supersonic flight with literally no boom. and, you know, i think it also just helps to remember that, that not all booms are created equal. you know, there are these stories you can get of broken windows that. yeah, if you fly a supersonic jet 50ft over the ground at supersonic speed, it's going to be really loud. but by the way, if you fly a supersonic airliner, supersonic 50ft over the ground, the window wasn't the problem that day. right.

oxygen and helps it function so red light therapy that mimics the benefits from the sun without uv rays>> how long? >> ten minutes every day or 20 minutes three times a week. >> this is where it really gets fun. this is silver fabric so basically it blocks the wi-fi so there's no 5g or wi-fi. >> when you're sleeping, you're not worried about what's penetrating your brain or body because it keeps it up. >> no emfs is a mat on the floor and the liner sitting and plugs it in so it sets it on the ground so it is grounded and what is incredible is the first we stopped in with got anxious, sweating and rapid heart rate and after a while she got used to it but it impacted ems so we sleep emfs free and you can sit down and turn around and it's chilly. 50 degrees fahrenheit. there's no evidence colder is better or longer is better. forty-eight to 53 degrees. cold water of your face puts it in a state where it comes to your heart rate. that feels amazing. >> we did it. >> still ahead, mohawk moms fueled the movement from the beginning. the biggest and america's children. some mom kristin and doct

urgent question, is whether europe and not only find more money but improve its productive capacities, ray show that ukraine can be supported because again, it is important to note that even before this meeting, trump has given very limited promises to ukraine that he would keep support going while discussions were under way. asked about security guarantees, he says not much. did not stain nothing, but not much. so even if this gets back on track, ukraine is going to need a lot more on track, ukraine is going to need afactorire on track, ukraine is going to need a factor in this is an critical factor in this is an assessment of the relative strength of ukraine and russia because if you look at what prompted the argument yesterday, it was jd vance saying that, and trump said this, that ukraine was in a pretty helpless position. i don't think ukraine would say they are in helpless position, they are in helpless position, they are in a tough position, they are in a tough position, they are in a tough position, they are in a mental position but they will fight on. i think the more that is demo

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reason. 28 grammy awards, arranger and conductor for legends like frank sinatra, ella fitzgerald and ray charles and the driving force behind -- ♪ we are the world ♪ but the man, our beloved q, had an equally powerful impact on the world of film as a composer and producer. >> when we talk about black excellence, we're talking about quincy. okay? yeah. you can give it up. you can give it up. [ applause ] in 1967 quincy jones was the first black composer nominated in the original song category for "the eyes of love" in the film "banning." 1967 was the first time. just keep that in mind. and quincy was also nominated that year for original music score for "in cold blood." he received seven oscar nominations for "the wiz," "in cold blood," "for love of ivy," and "the color purple," which me and oprah were part of. [ applause ] >> paying tribute -- >> that's right. >> paying tribute to him for all he has meant to our movie community is why we all honor q's memory tonight. quincy was love lived out loud in human form, and he poured that love into others and into his work. my life changed forev

also doja cat, black, pink or lisa from blackpink and ray that that jazz, soulful r&b singer ray is. a little bit. >> not just. >> the awards. >> but these. >> incredible performances. >> and surprise, like. >> you know, folks. >> coming back together. >> i think oprah and. >> whoopi are going. >> to be. >> together for like. >> a. >> little reunion to present what's going to. >> be fierce, a little the color purple, but they're going to if they're presenting together, who are they presenting? that's the question. >> i don't know. we don't really. >> know sometimes who's presenting to who, but. >> it's just great to see these big stars. >> kind of come together and just be kind of, you know, keep it real for one night, right? right. and also take our minds off of all the stuff, all the things that are happening. real quick, do you think one vice president, former vice president harris, she shows up at the oscars? you think she's going to show up and sit and watch, watch the proceedings, or will they take advantage and have her present? >> listen, i. >> think she might present. also,

the only time was space x ray to this year. and the aurora borealis has the illuminated skies in canada as north west tower trees to life seeing you as in the sick region, the celestial display painted the sky nights with a vibrant shades of rain. scientists have attributed this slight show to a geographic storm triggered by a powerful server. that is full from may, luis toby, the news continues had on now to sierra off the african directions, the economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the you, most of the, why were you at the book? they bought even the we need to finish that. is it on the know, the during the that's what allegations the new to the movie has and goes head to head with for mr. elected president, reino, but congress thing go i am really important even before you were born. i know we so much i called of a problem at the head on al jazeera, the this is destiny. i was on the, the, my whole got clean easily. you've shown to push people shal

ray allensworth was among those in the control room. she said that one the most surprising things about the event, how smooth it all went. we had several different scenarios ready to go. you know, if we had to do another lunar orbit, if you had to do a recycle of an engine. >> and we didn't have to do any of that over the next 2 weeks. blue ghost one will conduct several experiments. don't get to take a break. i we just roll right into it. 10 experiments developed by nasa, which will help pave the way for humans returning to the moon. these include drilling into the surface and even photographing an eclipse in lunar sunset. and this mission is going to last 2 weeks at that point night will fall in the electronics aboard the lunar lander. >> are likely not to work under the freezing temperatures of lunar night and cedar park, american accent. >> some college basketball happening in the bay today who came out on top ahead of conference tournament. play conference tournament. play that and more after the break. i guess what i'm looking for

so yeah, yeah, it's so kind of a method that you can put a lot of x rays to mean cool that i was going to assume that that was how the ons bathroom was caused by the italian police in this room. they found pounds of cocaine. $150000.00 in cash, diamonds and documents and a briefcase with allie, while it is still on the same level, it has nothing to do with the election i've done. i've got the belie or send the content that's on the can we have the video is the weather. so it gets confusing. assembly is one of the documents from that briefcase. an alms order assigned by the code dive was use drug defense. 5000000 rounds of ammunition, 10000 grenades, thousands of automatic rifles and coordinate drawing ships for the coming costs that are cut off. so you allow us to a crew to come and currently be these come on export to critical expos. we're never going to split on go book you in the process of a show to the . 6 see, mohammed did see is the legendary will journalist we specialize in reporting on conflicts in africa? it'd be almost compared to with so practical could we give me an e mail

we have doctors here, we have physical therapists, we have medical assistants, x-ray techs, so forthon. and it's a great opportunity again for them to see, you know, providers of color providers who they can connect with and relate to and to really work on inspiring and allowing them to see the how of how to become a doctor. black men in white coats also aims to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in medical school admissions through providing resources and support for students of color. it may be the 1st of march, but it was the perfect time and temperature to run into the water in alameda. now, mind you, these folks aren't going to be hanging out in the water for very long. they were there to do a polar plunge for a good cause. special olympics northern california sent us this video from their five k run and polar plunge today happened at robert crown memorial state beach in alameda. funds raised fundraid at the event directly support local special olympics programs for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. take a plunge and you get out, right? do you run first and t

how about the capital of x rays to mean called the police? do think that that was how the arms banner and was told by the attorney and police in his room. they found piles of cocaine. $150000.00 in cash, diamonds and documents in a briefcase. without a word is still on the same level that has nothing to do with the election i've done left at the belie or subsequent thoughts on the coming in the middle is the weather. so he's gonna, she's gonna have some more. yeah. as one of the documents from that briefcase and um, sorta signed by the code div was getting a strict defense. 5000000 rounds of ammunition, 10000 grenades, thousands of automatic rifles and coordinate loan ships for the coming costs that are cut off. so you allow us to a crew to come and currently be these come on export to each x, but we're never going to want to go looking a fossa of what 80 to show to the . 6 cmo but did see isn't legendary war journalist. we specialize in reporting on conflicts in africa. it'd be almost compared to hostile practical. could we give me an email

. >> reporter: ray allen's worth is spacecraft program director at fire fly aerospace. >> all right.st met her and her company's blue ghost lunar lander three months ago. 6 feet tall, 11 feet wide with four landing legs now touching lunar dust. >> so there are cameras distributed basically all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost cameras captured video of its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> so if we kind of look down, you see over there, you see that spout kind of coming down. >> i do. >> that's the drill. and it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate nine feet below the surface to measure temperature. another experiment will vacuum up loose lunar rock and dust. >> our payloads are collecting data so we can figure out what does it feel like to be on the lunar surface to operate on the lunar surface so all that data will inform when we actually return humans to the moon. >> it really does open up a whole new way for us to get m

well, they're leaving the latest timeline on when rai could move in this weekend.the news at five starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm kira klapper. we begin with breaking news. all lanes have just reopened after a deadly crash on the bay bridge. the accident happened around two this afternoon near the toll plaza, which is on the eastern side. that's where there was a collision between two cars and a motorcycle headed towards oakland. one person died. two lanes on the bridge had been closed for about three hours. crews reopened the roads within the last 30 minutes. here's a look, though, at that backup before the accident was cleared. at one point, it stretched across the bridge all the way back to san francisco. we're going to turn now to the white house and the meeting that started out as a kickoff for negotiations over rare earth minerals, but it suddenly turned into a confrontation among world leaders. it was really something to see president trump, vice president vance, ukrainian president zelenskyy shouting over one an

the beginning of this year in the occupied, westbank has been forced out of their homes and those rays, the only continuing in the northern parts of the occupied westbank. so they're continuing everywhere. and what those nightly rates and daily rates do is they create a sense of constant instability, palestinians understand. but at any moment in time when their kids are in school, when they're going to work, when they're fast, the sleep is barely occupation forces can raid their homes, towns and villages. just like we've seen overnight into the most. are you near a model in a heavy in a saw the in the southern area of the occupied west back near hebron in the eastern side of knob. so it's not just where the military assault is happening in the occupied in the northern occupied westbank. but it's everywhere else, and it's that sense that these really army can reach anywhere can torment anyone. it is that that keeps palestinians living in a constant state of anxiety and lack of security. because it's, you know, whether they're detained or not, whether they suffer any kind of injury or ha

jobs in the human vision system, shielding our eyes from impacts, infections, and the sun sun's harsh rays. without them, our eyes would be left vulnerable and unprotected. the eyelid helps keep the eye clean and moist by opening and closing multiple times a minute. this is called blinking. you can blink whenever you want, but your body also does it automatically without you even thinking about it. did you know, on average, humans blink between 14,000 to 19,000 times per day? this roughly breaks down to 15 to 20 times a minute. but if you're staring at a screen, it can be even less than that, or if you're staring at the sun, more than that. your top and bottom eyelids work together to keep your eyes safe by closing fast when something gets too close, but they're not always quick enough. that's why some jobs and activities like hockey require special eye protection. >> about 10% of our waking time, when we're awake, are spent with our eyelids closed because of our blinking. it's also possible to blink up to five times in a single second. you can try that at home. and then it is literally im

. >> reporter: ray allensworth is spacecraft program director.met her and her company's blue ghost lunar lander three months ago, six feet tall, 11 feet wide, with four landing legs now touching lunar dust. >> so there are cameras basically distributed all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost's cameras captured its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission? deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> you look down and see the spout kind of coming down? >> reporter: i do. >> that's the drill. it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate nine feet below the surface to measure temperature. another experiment will vacuum up loose lunar rock and dust. >> we're trying to figure out what does it feel like to operate on the lunar surface? all that data will inform when we return humans to the moon. >> it opens up a whole new way for us to get more science to space and to the moon. >> reporter: blue ghost should survive about two weeks or one lunar day u

picked up by his uncle and taken to hospital as well as increased the frequency and intensity of x rays on the occupied westbank, 14 palestinian children have been killed in the occupied westbank in just 2 months . 7 died after these really military launched an operation in the north on january 19th. last month, a 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports tests of policy and children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the 16 months before. at least a 187 policy and children have been killed since his rel launched its war on guy. so how did the customer is the general director of defense for children international impact a sign? he says he's really soldiers and settlers regularly carry out killings with impunity in the occupied westbank. it was back is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the machine. the material know is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been really investigation for each case. if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it, as oppose

course, i feel very worried, especially with the presence of this arrogant terrorist group in the is ray, the government. also the presence of trump who encourages israel causes a loss of concerns. we have skid of a new war piece. yeah. we don't know what to do, we just need the will to stop once in a row. the closure of crossings will increase prices. it will lead to shortage of food and vegetables. we don't work, we can't find jobs, and we do have cash closing to crossings. it's more dangerous for us then the war itself with ongoing lock aid on the borders and the crossing. and the shortage of food products like this in this area are soon enough are going to run out. and the dreams for a lot of people here to rebuild their shutters. life are going to be the 1st for on non period of time. most of the air from god, the city palestine. the 1st is prime minister kissed almost as a combination of the willing will present to peace times the crane to the united states. so of the toes between the ultimate and then skin. donald trump dramatically collapsed on friday, but he didn't reveal which

for the rockets and missiles that rain down on these rays, this is the see that the how can it be that? um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of, of munitions and military equipments. anyway, low pain, blue bus systemic low grade us and e u military, a totals tens of millions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's armed forces by rushing them occasionally use.

course, i feel very worried, especially with the presence of this arrogant terrorist group in the is ray, the government. also the presence of trump, who encourages israel, causes a loss of concerns. we are scared of a new war. yeah. we don't know what to do, we just need the will to stop once in for roll. the closure of crossings will increase prices. it will lead to shortage of food and vegetables. we don't work, we can't find jobs, and we do have cash. closing the crossings is more dangerous for us than the war itself, with ongoing lock aid on the borders and the crossing. and the shortage of food products like these in this area are soon enough are going to run out. and the dreams for a lot of people here to rebuild their shutters, life are going to be the 1st for on non period of time. anyway, most of the are from god, the city, palestine of the nothing is hosting european lead. is that a summit to discuss ways to strengthen ukraine's position and to end the war with russia. on saturday president, florida, miss lensky signed a $3000000000.00 loan with the united kingdom, as opposed

his throne is increase the frequency and intensity of x rays on the occupied westbank still ahead on algae 0. i'm present salumi in new york for 3. 2 palestine students activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up the when much day arrives, the 3 know me comes to life. with football is not will they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised, have the loudest voice and political defense take center stage they on the roof goes resistance. the officers of roger casablanca, defends, who make football on the she looked at the image and she was like, you know, the 20th, like a terrorist. looks like, what does it look like? in a world of increasing prejudice, 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no with no. this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that head scarf as a source of strength, faith and identity. so we say we will need to get involved in because we are both in the community. we just don't see it. my job. my choice coming soon on al jazeera trumps agenda, includes everything from tax stretch to

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also withdrawing a from the check point, which is not sodium quarter, a know more crossing or x ray of would be implemented. there also reconstruction material is a being a lot more allowed to come into the gaza strip and also more mobile houses and also the roof of crossing where policy news will have their ability to leave the causes trip and to reunite with their families. and this would be easier for the palestinians to leave the god, the stoop and meet their families. now all of this comes were policy news. we're very hopeful that the 2nd phase is going to enter more optimistic news are going to happen. policies were hopeful that they will start to feel a little bit comfortable and secure and safe. but after the news today, policies are no longer feeling the same. they feel anxious, depressed, and they're very scared that the fight thing is going to resume the okay. many things to all correspond to him cuz already that's where us and rossa, and newer all day there in amman, that's get reaction out of his role. now we can speak to or a go back. he's in his riley political commentat

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best documentary feature to a company that might be that now towards the with no other land shows is ray, the soldiers tiring down hines and evicting residents to create a military design. the film was a collaboration between a palestinian activist and the is riley john this now it one despite not being able to find a distributor in the united states, will bring those reports from this on to this. it was a big knife for a nora, an independent film about an american sex worker who falls in love with in mary's, the son of a russian oligarch, and then has to fight for survival. the film $15.00 awards, including best picture best director and best actress mikey madison, who is 25 years old and gave a speech in which she said she stood with an honored sex workers. the best actor award went to adrian brody for his portrayal of a hung gary, an immigrant in post, 2nd world war america. fighting to realize his dream of a colossal building despite opposition. best documentary feature award, the unprecedented turn went to the palestinian maid film. no other land, that's the story of a community in

with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantics, laved ray, the slave traders from european countries started building fords on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had played the main role in this atrocious business. in great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for this fan of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this route, because the whole tre practiced by the leading european countries took away tens of millions of african lives. the organization of united nations class advised the trans atlantics laved rate as one of the greatest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this i

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. >>> baseball, we have the giants and a nice look at robbie ray against the angels today, striking out six over three innings, including the former giant to end the first inning. to the bottom of the inning into no man's land, they scored lamonte wade jr. chapman is hitting well, over 300, early in the spring. they go on to win 9-5. >>> he's headed into his second season in orange and black. as they tell us from scottsdale, he has already become a foundational piece in san francisco. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the front office, he wanted to make sure matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine as they want to win the championship. so that is why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >> giving them their vote of confidence in the form of the six year deal with $151 million before last year even ended. >> it means a lot. they believed in me. i love being here, so it was a great fit. played against buster as well, so it is cool to see him

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. >> yeah ray this kind of show and the faith angle of it couldn't be done in any country in europe,a's till a christian -- still a christian country, and i lo you're bringing those two thing thises together, football and faith. it's a great show. catch it, by the way, you can stream it, let me see here, the first two episodes are on fox nation right now. new episodes will be arriving every wednesday. charlie: and you don't have to be an alabama fan or even a football fan to probably really enjoy this. >> not at all. charlie: i can't wait to see this. >> yeah. it's really good can. i'm biased but -- rachel: do we cover cheerleaders? >> we have some majorettes -- rachel: okay, i'm in. [laughter] charlie: thank you so much. rachel: thank you for joining us. charlie: more on "fox & friends" on this sunday morning ahead. ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) mud mask? (♪) david takes prevagen for his brain and this is hi

. >> in blu-ray you watched it then and filmed like right there in georgetown and -- like around pentagonwas the name of it? >> no way out. charlie: very good. shannon: kevin costner still in his prime but i did digress. >> let's make it all about that. still in his prime. agreed. okay. we're going to move on to this. because the new member is tulsi gabbard she's thanking trurp for his unwavering leadership especially with the zelenskyy situation in the showdown in the oval office. let's listen to what tulsi has to say about that showdown. or actually it is a post so i saw a video of her talking about it i thought we were putting that up. here's the post. she said thank you at real donald trump for unwaiving leadership and standing up for the interest of the american people and peace. what you said is absolutely true. zelenskyy has been trying to drag the united states into a nuclear war with russia. world war iii for years now. and no one has ever called him out on it. thank you vice president jd vance for speaking out so forcefully and clearly about the necessity of diplomacy shannon. s

snapping x-ray images to study how space weather interacts with earth's magnetic field.he momentous nmission comes a year after intuitive machines was the first private company to land a paspacecraft on the moon. and as nasa has partnered with different companies to aim for humans returning to thelun nar surface. today's landing, a monumental step, in the modern day space race. and another vessel is expected to land on the moon on thursday. nasa says these experiments and tech demonstrations on uncrewed missions will help scientists understand the south polar region, where future crewed missions are expected to land. >> it's so cool. and hopefully, men and women will be on the moon again soon. pr mateo bridge. breezy and a wet start to our sunday morning, so take it easy out there. we have storm ranger working hard for us, tracking that rain. we zoom it on in. the showers have just passed the san mateo bridge, but still hanging around union city, parts of fremont. it's heavier, though, as those thunderstorms have pushed on through livermore and the altamont pass. we're s

inspector young ray set an internal sound limit for this space and educated the owner about the allowableoutdoor sound limit so as not to exceed ambient volumes at a distance 50ft from the property plane for outreach the owner sent out letters to their nearby commercial and residential buildings including the tenants above their business and there was no opposition for the permit. northern station had no added recommendations and here to speak to you tonight is somewhat yes, come on up. >> okay, great everyone i actually made the presentation but maybe short talk is better . so my name is sammy and i call royal grand contribute my support. our coffee is located on fourth street and has been serving for 30 years making it one of the oldest coffee in the area. we are applying for a music permit to play organ. he calls music many of his worldwide interest in introducing small deejays startups to create more engaging and relaxed atmosphere. we want to bring these experiences to royal grand cafe in san francisco recently the music we produce has been featured in taps spotify playlists includin

i think that might be the last thing i saw that ray roman if know was in.out. peter: we were just talking about that at my house, and by mom gave away the ending, and she said easter what happens at the end -- i'm probably the only person that is in the studio that didn't know. charlie: peter doocy, thank you for joining us. okay. a new survey suggesting the country's decline in christianity is slowing down. why more americans are finding faith and spirituality, that's next. farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. [crowd chant] far-xi-ga ask your doctor about farxiga. ♪ 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. ♪ (three little birds remix) ♪ ♪ [breathing of man through a mask] [woman exhaling] [flames crackling] ♪ [water crashing] [scrubbing] [salt falling] [fire crackling] [cheering] [flames roaring] [liquid flowing] [water rushing] [water droplets falling] [water falling] [wat

ray yes. >> so as we can expect, the rino right in europe aghast and all that as they are at a everythingight that is very wary of war, very wary also a of russian expansionism. but they don't want -- they want to be able to give back to the domestic agenda. they want to get the war settled like the white house, like the trump administration do does, and they want -- and and that really is what attracts them to trump. it's the steps he has taken since being in office. as a you just said, i just spent two weeks in europe. by the way, just to demonstrate, i just got this hat, i don't know if you can see it, make europe great again. i got it at a summit of european if parties, 3 of them in -- 13 of them in madrid just two weeks ago. rachel: yeah. to you said this in op-ed that trump's rapid-fire activity, this whirlwind month of changes and and doge and if all of these reforms and looking behind the curtain, that it has left the european right with hope but also envy. there's sort of this sense of awe that they have about what we're doing here, and they're going, wait, maybe we could do it l

we have a couple more rays to get to before really into true spring.is is a very true sign of spring because it means that severe weather season is just around the corner. elongated jet streams bring very, very significant weather to the central united states. but you notice it is not necessarily going to be impacting us as much. there's a bit of fog to kick off our day. and there's going to be more cloud coverage heading our way. but that cloud coverage is not going to be bringing us nearly as much rain as the atmospheric rivers that we have seen in the past. so no flooding expected and barely any rainfall. maybe a couple of quarter -- a couple of tenths of an inch at that. by the afternoon hours because of the increasing cloud coverage, we'll definitely be seeing our temperatures a bit cooler. especially closer to our coastal communities and that'll be sitting in the 50s this afternoon. we're no longer going to be seeing mid- to upper 60s here in san francisco. we'll be seeing upper 50s if we're lucky. 60s will be sitting around our inland communitie

in fact, just some cloud cover, maybe even some pockets of some sun rays peeking through. there will be a few pop up showers in the afternoon and evening, but not too much. though most of the activity will fall during the morning hours and then tomorrow, looking dry and sunny before some more rain is heading back our way. and i'll show you that with the accuweather seven day forecast coming up shortly. stephanie. all right, francis, thank you. well, the countdown is on. we're just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven. a lot of people will be watching tonight's show in the comfort of their own home, or one of the many watch parties being held across the bay area. and of course, there's a lot of buzz around the most nominated films we're talking about. amelia perez, wicked conclave and nora the brutalist, just to name some. so the big question is who will be taking home the night's biggest prize? abc news reporter zohreen shah has a look at what we can expect. >> it's one of the most unpredictable award show seasons in

doja cat, litsa ray cynthia erivo arianna grande.queen latifah oscar nominee. >> those superstars. >> will. >> replace the tradition. >> of best original songs performed on stage. those nominees will be celebrated in a pre-produced segment. >> there's so. >> many. >> categories that are televised. >> is that something that needs to be addressed? >> last year we had all of the awards on the show and we came in under time. we were under three hours and 30 minutes. it's possible to do this in a way that's entertaining. >> speaking of entertaining. >> other award statues think i'm funny? >> conan o'brien is hosting the oscars for the first time. >> he's a lovely person. number one, he's a humanist. he's apolitical. he invites everybody in to enjoy. >> he strolls in the door naked at 2 a.m. >> it was. >> our anniversary. >> elizabeth wagmeister cnn, los angeles. >> all right. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. all right. we begin this hour with this breaking news. just moments ago, ukrainian