annapolis. >> way to go, reuben.he is feeling better. >> absolutely. >> still ahead. start making outdoor plans for the weekend. though one day will be nicer than the other. we will have the forecast up next. >>> seth we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired. expired. expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money. oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? oh. i'll have to check. aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com hello?! san francisco mayor broke ground for a new housing development south of the market neighborhood. the public court yard is a one billion requirement to bring housing units and retail and market space. construction on the tower started in 2019 and it will be finished next year in the fall. >>> nice day to get out and go to a park but we have been complaining the all

joining me is hollywood veteran sam reuben. great to see you sam.ifferent and do you think it's engaging enough to bring in the audience. >> hello from hollywood here. that's the million dollar yes. what will happen at the academy awards is something we never encountered before. usually there are thousands of people filling the theater. this time it's our train accusation union station in downtown los angeles, just a smattering under strict covid protocols. will it make a sort of intimate cocktail party as opposed to a big flatout award show? and will the intimate idea carry the day or not? steven sodder rk a accomplished director and oscar winner, this is in essence his idea, making the whole thing like a movie. of course he made the oceans films. you have a lot of high profile stars in presenting positions, no hosts per se. but i tell you to me the biggest mystery of tomorrow night is not who walks away with the award but how the entire new approach will work. and i think it's a dramatic flip of the coin. it's either going to be really innovative

it is established that reuben roman fired that gun. it is, also, established that the magazine was empty. it is, also, established that the slide was opened. and it is, also, established that when -- when adam turned around, there was no gun in his hand. >> okay. but, yet, a gun was found right by his body. five -- or you say five-to-ten feet away. >> correct. correct. >> so, are you saying he did not have a gun? or -- the -- the only other option is that his -- the associate he was being with, who is now under custody, placed that gun there, previous to the police even arriving. and it's just a sheer coincidence that his body is found near that, correct? >> at this time, there's no way to establish what, if anything, was in adam's hand. it is not clear, on the school video. it is not clear on the cpd video. all the images that we have, thus far, of adam's right hand is blurry. so we can't establish, one way or another, whether that child had the gun in his hand. >> you have called this a, quote, assassination. now, obviously, tensions

okay paul reubens doesn't have anything >> seth: paul reubens, he's got that pee wee money he doesn't but this is how stupid celebrities are on "wheel of fortune" is that there is a game where they start revealing a puzzle, and they just start showing letters, and then you guess it as it's being revealed all the letters appeared, and none of us were fast enough to even say it. even though it was all right there. it was just reading a sentence i totally [ bleep ] scollinsed it, and -- then they stopped the show they were like, this never happens. we can't -- we have to reload an entire new puzzle according to the game show police >> seth: yeah. >> i couldn't believe i was there -- go ahead sorry. >> seth: the only thing i would say, you would think if you had three actors, the one thing they would be able to do is read lines. >> you'd think but i'm dyslexic so i can't read as it is that's why i went into acting. yeah oh, i guess nicole - >> seth: look how much fun you guys are having. that's the least happy i've ever seen paul reubens, by the way. >> yeah, i was so pissed that i broke

prosecutors accusing him of trading in favors while in office at the same time the israeli president reuben rivlin is consulting with political parties about who he should choose to form a government. flash floods and landslides have killed at least 90 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor indonesia's disaster relief agency says thousands have been displaced hundreds of protesters a 1000000 more are marching against the military coup there has been a major crackdown on the sense and the gentle seize power in february more than 560 protesters have been killed in the u.k. people living in england will soon be able to get tested for coronavirus twice a week the move comes as prime minister boris johnson seeks to continue easing england's lockdown witness is next on al-jazeera. to even. imagine. a full victor alexander krauts. i am a across 4 and a filmmaker. the advent of ebola. in sierra leone. is something that i think baby seals. because it's touches my life. it's touched my faith in so she is the very foundation of might be. yet. was was was the only. the death toll is now well ov

. >> paul florez's 80-year-old father reuben accused of helping his son hide the body. the d.a.s they believe they know where the remains are and not going to say where. today though crews resumed digging at reuben florez's home. >>> a santa cruz man facing life in prison for murdering a child could be free in four years. adrian gonzalez was 15 when he pleaded not guilty to kidnapping, raeping and killing his neighbor 8-year-old maddy middleton but this week gonzalez 21 pleaded guilty to all charges after his case was moved to juvenile court. that transfer after the state supreme court ruled suspects under 16 cannot be tried as adults under the juvenile system he would be eligible torre leased at 25 but at that time prosecutors can petition the court to keep gonzalez in custody. >>> an east bay mayor wants the city to come to terms with the ugly past. more than 100 years ago antioch set the city's chinatown on fire and the mayor now wants the city to apologize for the historic wrongs. melissa colorado shows us how the mayor wants to commemorate the chinese community. >> reporter

the primary suspect's father just had his bail lowered. 80-year-old reuben flores is being called anccessory to the crime and investigators say that his son -- he actually helped his son bury the body of kristin smart, which has never been found. smart was seen on the central coast. the pair were arrested. paul flores is being held without bail. authorities considered him a leading suspect for years. bail for reuben flores is now at $50,000. >>> as soon as today a new site will open in southern california for unaccompanied migrant children at the border. the city's convention center was approved as a shelter for up to 1,000 minors. children will start arriving at about 150 at a time where they'll receive beds, clothes, food. community members in southern california stepping up with donations including the owner of a popular restaurant. >> my immediate thought was how can we provide hot meals to these children? >> try to help them out. the facility will function a lot like the one already operating in similar capacity at the san diego convention center. some breaking news for you just

the russian astronauts will return to russia while reuben will fly home to houston.as spent 300 days in space. >>> and a couple of bay area chefs made a pitch on shark tank and they made a deal. >> mark would love to that offer. >> let's go. >> co founders of truffle shuffle made a cuban. it's a mail order meal kit service focused on meals with truffles and with the perk of weekly live cooking classes. they held a virtual drive in viewing party for their shark tank debut. all the proceeds went to the community food bank. you can watch shark tank friday night at eight here on abc7. congratulations to them. >>> we told you we are standing >>i'm morgan, and there's moreg by now fto me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug

jennifer reuben, a conservative for a long time.sense going on right now. there's an opportunity to break away. a real space right now for a debate about what health care looks like, what wages should look, like what infrastructure should look like. republicans are generally speaking with a few exceptions disengaged from that entire dialog. >> your description of trump reminds me of the old joke that if my grandmother had three wheels, she'd be a try sickle, meaning if the current world were upside down and different, then we might have a rational person, a rational second party. but i think you hit the nail on the head. they are not about governing. owe had to get through the notion they want good things to happen, even for their own people. this is about, i think, keeping people angry, keeping people resentful, keeping people with the view whites are somehow endangered. how could she possibly turn the chauvin conviction into a bad news story? yes they do that on fox news. so, they have a completely different feel about politics is

it shows 80 year old reuben floors when he was released late last night after he posted $50,000 bail.ith accessory after the fact for allegedly helping his son here, paul ramirez, conceal smarts body paul floors. excuse me. all fours is accused of killing smart when the two were college students back in 1996. he's currently being held without bail. at a hearing yesterday, reuben floors attorney said his client doesn't pose a threat that he has a medical condition and that he's on a limited income and couldn't afford $250,000 in bail. the judge agreed and lowered his bail to $50,000. it is a monumental day for east bay congress, east bay assemblyman bob bonta today he was officially confirmed as california's new attorney general, are political reporter greg lied, spoke to bonta about the work ahead. very excited, overwhelmed, really, but just deeply honored and thankful for the opportunity to serve the people of california thing. state legislature confirmed the east bay assemblyman rob bonta as california attorney general governor newsome nominated the progressive democrat and advocate

heavy metal drummer reuben stone is in the middle of a talk when it happens suddenly he can't hear anything anymore. frustrated then he panics. and then comes the diagnosis. your hearing is the curating rap with. the film by darrius mada lets the audience hear exactly what that means. rubin disregards his doctor's advice. to come back to learn louis just keep going on all the milk and see what it's like ok i'm going to be michael could track you completely mean. it was quite an intensive process you know just on an emotional level was very voice scripts very small and. broke something really really heart rending and so just going to that place on an emotional level was was quite involving and then of course there were these technical elements to the role as well. riz ahmed says he 1st had to learn to play drums for the role but this isn't really the story of a musician it's a very sensitive film about people with hearing loss. trying to save one life. through those people who are no can be they are cruel place. there is movement still some of the biggest lessons for me on a personal level i

heavy metal drama reuben stone is in the middle of a tour when it happens suddenly he can't hear anything anymore. he's frustrated then he panics. and then comes the diagnosis. your hearing is the curating rap. the film by doris mata lets the audience hear exactly what that means. rubin disregards his doctor's advice. or come back to learn the we just keep going to. the mall to see what it's like ok i'm going to be like a contract you complain to me. it was quite an intensive process you know just on an emotional level was very war script very small and. broke something really really heart rending and so just going to that place on an emotional level was was quite involving but then of course there were these technical elements to the role as well. riz ahmed says he 1st had to learn to play drums for the role but this isn't really the story of a musician it's a very sensitive film about people with hearing loss. trying to save my life. through those people who you know can be cruel place. or smooth still some of the biggest lessons for me on a personal level i guess learning about. commun

reuben flores is now -- bail has been set at $50,000. >>> as soon as today a new site will open in southerna for unaccompanied migrant children detained at the border. leaders in long beach recently approved the city's convention center as a shelter for up to 1,000 minors. children will arrive about 150 at a time. they'll receive beds, food, clothing and health and human services department is assisting as well. the community is stepping up with donations including an owner of a popular restaurant. >> my immediate thought was how can we provide hot meals to these children? >> and it looks like they're helping out. >>> a possible new life line will soon become available for dozens of mothers struggling to make it in the bay in marin county. leaders in oakland and this week los angeles approved similar plans. the pilot program will provide $1,000 monthly grants. it's been approved for 125 randomly chosen. it will run for two years and will start next month. >>> stimulus checks now being sent to californians. nearly 6 million people considered low income are now eligible, meaning those earning

denies the allegations of bribery breach of trust and fraud at the same time that israeli president reuben rivlin is consulting with political parties about who he should choose to form a government after last month's inconclusive election the trial was a major issue in the votes. partial results in bulgaria as election point to a victory for the prime minister a center right party. seeking a 4th term but with a drop in support and without a clear majority is likely to struggle to form a coalition borisov is calling on his opponents to join forces for the sake of stability burnet smith has more from sophia hall cobar self will be offered a mandate to form the next government if his job party remains the largest in parliament but the success of the anti establishment parties means it's going to be very difficult to form a bar itself led coalition although the prime minister has made the offer. i offer you peace let's appoint the best experience and put the maximum if it into getting out of the pandemic by december it seems the idea of this short term government is to concentrate on managing

please first welcome back to the oval office david reuben stein to moderate our panel. [ applause ] aiden canto, accomplished actor and known to all of us as white house deputy chief of staff and later chief of staff aaron shore in "designated survivor." [ applause ] tammy hadad, president and ceo hadad media. [ applause ] i also get to work with her on veap where she's our lead consultant. mack, chairman of mclarty associates, consultant for designated survivor, white house down, and many other washington-oriented films and television productions. he also served of course as former chief of staff to president bill clinton. capricia marshall, consultant for "house of cards." [ applause ] she also served as white house social secretary to president and mrs. clinton and state department chief of protocol for president obama. kirk, documentarian, producer, and executive. [ applause ] and james vanderbilt, writer, director, producer, and screenwriter, and producer of white house down. [ applause ] mr. rubenstein, the stage is yours. >> you've been chief of staff for the white house. so when y

heavy metal drummer reuben stone is in the middle of a tour when it happens suddenly he can't hear anything anymore. frustrated then he takes. and then comes the diagnosis. your hearing used to curating rapidly. the film by darrius model lets the audience hear exactly what that means. and disregards his doctor's advice. to come back to learn the we just keep going to. the. and see what it's like ok i'm going to be like a contract you complain to me. it was quite an intensive process you know just on an emotional level was very war script very small and. broke something really really heart rending and just going to that place on an emotional level was was quite involving but then of course there were these technical elements to the role as well. riz ahmed says he 1st had to learn to play drums for the role but this isn't really the story of a musician it's a very sensitive film about people with hearing loss. trying to save one life. through those people who are no can be damned crude place. or smooth still some of the biggest lessons for me on a personal level i guess learning about. commun

congressman reuben gallego tells us what is really going on. and american voices special report, latinos and the covid fight. answer your covid questions. this is "american voices." >>> on friday the biden white house will hit 100-day mark in office. whether it's still relevant to judge a president's performance in first 100 days, there's little doubt the first months of biden's presidency have been ambitious, don't expect that to stop. president biden tackling a wide variety of issues most presidents have shied away from. last week on monday he challenged republicans to offer their alternative to his more than $2 trillion infrastructure proposal. tuesday in a stirring speech addressing the derek chauvin verdict called on the u.s. to address systematic racism and the racial disparities that exist in policing. wednesday marked goal of releasing 2 million covid vaccine doses to americans. and pledged thursday to slash emissions of greenhouse gases in at least half by 2030. how does he do it? vp has a thought or two. >> he's acutely aware it may n

reuben stein. the stage is yours. >> thank you. mack let's start with you. when you see all these movies or tv shows that portray the chief of staff of white house, do they make him handsome enough, do you think? >> some are too tall and too handsome. >> but when you look at them on tv, when you watch the shows, do you think they are reasonably accurate in the way they portray what goes on in the white house, or is it too dramatic? >> david, i think largely it does capture the white house. the ups and downs, the challenges, the fast pace and obviously it is dramatized. i wish we had a script like west wing, that would have helped. , you served as secretary and as you heard earlier, house of cards advisor, so when they are doing house of cards do they call you up and say is this possible? is this accurate? how much input you have and why are they so concerned about accuracy? who cares? we did make a difference? >> actually, mack and i were on witnesses to history ceremonies and every day life that occurred. and was asked to advise, i should really get this ri

out and then spend the evening in kind of addiction recovery circles as well because my character, reubenground of addiction. so it was just an immersive process. but that's what i love about this. it's all the worlds you get to see and the different lives you get to inhabit. so if you have the opportunity, why not throw yourself into it. >> you certainly do. and the results are clear to see on screen. it's an astonishing performance. i know you said you're certainly not representing the deaf community or the deaf experience in "the sound of metal" because it's so multi-facetted, but in terms of marginalized communities being depicted on the screen, just as whether you like it or not muslim, brown people, see you on tv and identify with it, do you think the people in the deaf community are identifying with not you as an actor but your character, a rudy. >> i would not speak for the deaf community but some of the feedback has been quite positive. it was quite rare to see a film that is captioned. in every print of the film, audiences can enjoy alongside one another. i think often it's some

there's a lot at stake and joining us to discuss, vice chair and emily reuben is a financial adviser. charlie, it's great to see you again. the value trade, tech versus value has been topic of discussion for us all year you have the kind of inflation piece of the puzzle moving your way. where should investors put their money now. >> naunthank you for making tha link it pushes up interest rates and the dollar that a growth company is going to earn 10 years from now is not worth so much our value stocks are making that dollar today in the past couple of years, we had almost negative real interest rates and that dollar ten years from now was almost worth more now as we get more and more inflation, the company is making money today become relatively more valuable. the other thing that value stocks have is assets today. those growth stocks are going to have to be building those plants and equipment over the next five years at higher and higher costs versus the value stocks that own the pp and e >> that's an interesting point people go tech companies have all the money in the world look at

police say 21-year-old reuben roman was with the teenager and is in custody.he charges against him include felony reckless discharge of a firearm and fell me endangerment of a child. adam toledo's family first saw the body cam video of the shooting on tuesday, the boy's mother sobbing as she questioned why anyone would kill her baby. chicago mayor lori lightfoot saw the video before it was released. >> it was excruciating, watching the body cam footage which shows young adam after he is shot. it is extremely difficult. >> reporter: the boy's family initially asked that the video not be made public right away, but later attorneys for the family and the chicago mayor's office agreed to release the video along with a slowed down version of it. >> he is running through an alley. the raw video footage is extraordinarily jumpy. it's really hard to see anything. providing kind of a slowed down frame by frame opportunity to see what happened is going to be helpful to members of the public. >> reporter: adam toledo's mother describes her son as happy, saying he loved a

and solano counties have already skipped ahead and they've opened up to those 16 and up frank and reuben live for us tonight, and thank you. san francisco mayor london breeds says an overwhelming majority of adults in the city could receive their first vaccine shot by the middle of next month. mayor breed, says 80% of san franciscans above the age of 16 could be vaccinated by mid may, she says. that could happen as long as the city continues to receive vaccines at the rate it's expecting over the next few weeks. by this weekend, it is expected that 50% of adults in the city will be vaccinated. we're moving right along, but we also have to remind ourselves that this is not over. we are still in a pandemic. we still need to be cautious around. others wearing our mask, socially distance and following the health guidelines in a way that is going to keep our safe. let's keep us safe and keep our numbers down. as of today about 46% of san francisco. hands have received at least one dose of the vaccine. state health officials say. more than one in five adults in california are already fully vac

of kristen smart are suing the father of the man charged with killing their daughter, 80 year old reubened out of jail last night after his bail was lowered to $50,000. he's charged with accessory after the fact his son, paul flores, is accused of killing smart when the two were college students back in 1996. he is currently being held without bail in the new lawsuit. smarts family says rubin floors intentionally caused them a more she'll distress they're accusing him of moving her body to cover up the killing. both the father and son have pleaded not guilty. younger students are back on campus in san jose, but it is nothing like before. t how few students opted for in person learning, and after a year of working from home and social distancing, returning to normal is feeling unnatural for some, the heightened anxiety psychologists are seeing and coming up in later and coming up later in sports giants fan steals the spotlight after she brought her rabbit to the gang will tell you why this isn't just a wild bear story. and rob bonta was officially confirmed today is the new attorney gener

adam toledo and 21-year-old reuben roman. >> stop, stop. >> the seventh grader is holding what appearst hand as he reaches an opening in the fence. >> hey, show me your hands. stop it. >> what isn't visible from the officer's point of view is that toledo appears to toss the gun behind the fence just before he turns around with his hands raised and is shot in the chest. >> stop it. [gunshot] >> the 34-year-old officer a marine veteran is now on administrative duty while the case is being investigated. theo today the white house seemed to suggest it's already made up its mind about this case. >> those of house did watch that video, it is certainly chilling, too often in this country law enforcement uses unnecessary force too often resulting the in the death of black and brown americans. >> alderman ray lopez disagrees and says the officer had to make a split second decision to protect his own life and that gangs not cops are responsible for toledo's death. >> adam toledo was only out at 2:30 in the morning because a 21-year-old six time arrested gang member was actively trying to recruit

rubins is headed back to earth tomorrow after six months aboard the international space station, reubenudying ways to optimize growing food in space. she also worked on dna's sequencing as skill that could help diagnose astronauts, illnesses or identify microbes in the space station. rubens graduate. from napa has been teach high school, she earned her doctorate from stanford, and she is currently in the running to become the first woman to walk on the moon. up next in sports. the sharks patrick marleau approaching history. sports record market baniyas on what are the driving forces? as marlowe approaches the record number of games played ever in history of the nhl by gordie howe. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insuran call the barnes firm to find out i could've made. what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes fi

his father, 80, year old reuben, floors.used of helping hide her body, which still hasn't been found. he could be released on bail next week. kristen smart, vanished while walking home to her college dorm after attending a memorial day party 25 years ago. we're learning more about how the 19 year old who shot and killed eight people in indianapolis was able to buy guns despite having a rifle removed from his possession last year, county prosecutors say they decided not to bring brandon hall before a judge. under the red flag law after his mother called police to say her son might commit suicide by cop. prosecutors say they were concerned at the time that if they lost the case that would have had to return his gun howell used to legally purchased assault style rifles to open fire at a fedex facility last thursday before killing himself. ah former sheriff's deputy suspected in a triple murder in texas yesterday, is now in custody. police in the city of manner released this footage showing 40 one year old stephen broderick bein

his father, 80-year-old reuben flores, is charged as an accessory.ot found the body but there's new forensic evidence police believe is linked to kristin smart. >>> well, an emotional farewell to u.s. capitol police officers billy evans. ♪ i will lay me down ♪ >> his daughter seven-year-old abigail wiping her mom's tears as the chorus sang "bridge over troubled water." the husband and father of two lay in honor at the capitol yesterday, the second officer this year to do so. he was killed in an attack outside that same building earlier this month. president biden and congressional leaders paid tribute during the ceremony. biden reflecting on his own personal tragedies as he tried to comfort the family. >> you're going to make it. by holding each other together, most importantly, by holding logan and abigail as tightly as you can because as long as you have them you have billy. >> president biden also jumped out of his seat when the little girl dropped a model of the capitol dome handing it back to her and after speaking the president knelt down and h

one, an adult, 21-year-old reuben roman, who police say had fired the shots. one officer tackled and arrested him. the other was 13-year-old adam who cops say had a gun in his hand and was running away. another officer chased him in an alleyway, and that's where the video we're about to show picks up again, the warning, it's upsetting to watch >> police, stop. stop right now hey, show me your hands. stop >> it goes on to show the officer immediately radioed for help, trying to tend to that wounded teenager, eventually performing chest compressions, trying and failing to revive him. you can hear the officer right before shooting adam yell, drop it, drop it, but a surveillance video from a different angle appears to show adam had thrown the gun away here's adam running down the alleyway in the distance there the cop follows, then adam stops at that break right there in the fence and if you look closely, it appears he throws something behind the fence here, look again from a different angle. his arm reaches out slightly, right before he turns to face the officer.

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reuben is charged with accessory after the fact to murder. investigators say forensic evidence in this case has been collected. the sheriff's office says it is still searching for smarts body, the gun violence prevention organization led by former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, unveil the memorial on the national mall meant to honor all the americans killed by gun violence. 40,000 white silk flowers in vases pay tribute to the 40,000 people in this country who died from gun violence every year. giffords you'll remember, was severely injured in a mass shooting in 2011, she says. the memorial is a tribute to the victims and a call on the senate to act on gun violence prevention legislation. we are at a crossroads. we can let the shooting continue, or we can act. we can protect our families. our future we can vote. we can be on the right side of history. please join us in this fight. memorial will remain on the national mall for public viewing until friday. rally was held in san francisco this morning in support of victims of anti asian h

reuben tells us there were obstacles to overcome to make it happen and just getting people to. event wasn't easy. before this clinic at city hall could vaccinate the homeless volunteers had to convince them to come. and so people like geneva, strickland spent days of the san jose encampments offering education and encouragement. we contacted them because i've been homeless myself for six years, so i'm able to relate to them and i see their points and i am it just helps out i feel a little more comfortable and they get a little more comfortable talking to me. i think that there were. logistics to think about local leaders in partnership with the group. asian americans for community involvement sent busses to pick people off their in different locations, different encampments, and so it's hard to get them to the centralized locations and that's why getting the bus is to bring them here is critical, and they'll have to do it twice with the johnson and johnson one dose vaccine on hold the clinic pivoted to using moderna. that means they'll have to find an often transient population

ktvu is and reuben is here now and this latest group has just two weeks to get their shots before everyone 16 and older becomes eligible. that's right, and so many who are 50. and older are scrambling to try to get in before april 15th but as their quickly finding out those appointments are hard to come by. for those 50 and up the clock is ticking. their newly eligible for the covid vaccine but have two short weeks before appointments open to everyone. and so the race is on to find a slot by the time you click the different boxes that you're qualified. it's gone. liz stuart stayed up until midnight and woke up early, and she tried everything from pharmacies to county sites to her local health provider. i selected all locations and the only one who was in yuba city. so glad i don't have to drive to you, mr dick. the aarp has been advocating at the state level, making sure older adults are given priority. they just wish that priority window was longer. we a

decreased over the last week, and that not enough young people are getting their shots get busy, and reubenere now and officials and are waging and all out information campaign enlisting young people to help. that's right in santa clara county, out of any group, young people represent the lowest rate of vaccination and also the highest rate of covid infection, and local leaders say that needs. to change getting the covid vaccine. it wasn't a hard decision for over felt high school senior andrea hernandez. it was actually really straightforward for me. i didn't really have any second thoughts about whether or not i should get it. that's not always the case with her peers, she says. hernandez social media misinformation is part of the problemquestioning e necessity of the vaccine for teens. that's where we get our main information from someone people lie. we're believing those allies and i think it's really hard until local leaders in santa clara county or trying to combat that toe fight bad information with good. they've launched a youth ambassador program 250 strong so far. first the teens

john kevlin on behalf of reuben, junius, and rose. as mentioned, the project proposes demolition of buildings at the property and the construction of two new buildings with roughly 100,000 square feet of office and 17,000 square feet of p.d.r. the project is northwest of the park. mr. townes did a good job of mentioning of there's an extremely small portion of shadow in the park. you can see these are two small little areas at the bottom of the park surrounded by shadow at the end of the day. once again, these are indications of where the shadow is. you can see the one on the left is not really even useable space. despite the very small amount of new shadow cast on the park, modifying the project in a way to avoid the shadow would be quite significant. you can see here there's three areas of the massing of the building that are what caused the shadow, and they seem to be relatively minor, but when you actually have to carve out, you know, the building in order to be constructible and minimize impacts, we're losing 35 square feet at th

reuben. you came from new york you got to have a reuben. greek salad with euro.e: i have never seen a spread like this ever on breakfast with friend. >> i want it make sure you don't leave hungry. pete: i'm silenced. i guess it's up to you in new york to decide what i eat first. i will go with your recommendation. >> take your time. pete: all we have is time. steve: i read the menu at marietta diner.com. if i were there i would be having the chicken friday steak with eggs. >> pork chops and eggs. rain brian do you have a fruit salad tangerine? pete: fruit salad? what are you looking for? >> little strawberries here maybe. pete: mozzarella. >> biscuits, hash browns. pete: it's not ending. steve: it down in marietta in a little while. meanwhile, americans hoping for a return to normal with the rollout of the covid vaccines, but our next guest fears will covid hysterics ever let our children live normal lives. karol markowicz has some thoughts and you will hear them coming up next. ♪ ♪ i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala?

george clooney, noah wiley along with julianna margulies, gloria reuben will do a virtual reunion anduote, i'm thrilled to be reuniting with my "e.r." family for a cause so close to my heart. we need to continue to fight for clean water not just on earth day, but all year round. the virtual reunion is set to stream april 2nd at 8:00 p.m. on the stars in the house youtube channel. >>> and finally, to aaron rodgers, his run as guest host on "jeopardy!" has been a hit. he really seems to be in this element in this moment that stumped all three contestants last night. take a look at this. >> title for $400. >> in the 1960s these midwesterners earned five nfl championship trophies. green bay packers. [ laughter ] >> let's try again. >> titles for $600. >> they swept over the nba winning the title every year from 1959 to 1966. eric. >> who are the boston celtics? >> oh, you know that one, huh? >> the clue is standing right there, people. aaron is loving the gig as can you see. he just told "usa today" if he was offered the job full time, he would take it in a second. >> wow. >> don't know w

. >> i want to go to victor's, okay, and i want someone to sing opera while we eat a reuben or whateverit sounds great >> you're just getting started there in philly. >> reporter: can i tell you something? it is beautiful here at the philadelphia art museum. we have food over there. patti labelle is stopping by i'll talk about the flyers, they're trailblazing we have a long day ahead i'm ad-libbing so you can see this beautiful shot. the philadelphia museum of art, aka, the "rocky" steps in fact, while we're talking, it's so impressive, people have been out here since 5:00 in the morning exercising, running up these steps. this is an iconic spot in the city. >> have you ever done the steps? you must have. >> reporter: you know what, i just took off my heels and put some sneakers on >> good. >> reporter: it's a lot. >> we look forward to it >> thank you, sheinelle. i'll have what she's having. >> see you in a bit. >>> 7:47 hey, dylan, you got a check of the weather? >> hi, yes you know, it's a little gray in philadelphia, but as sheinelle said it still looks beautiful. minneapolis 53 deg

john kevlin on behalf of reuben, junius, and rose. as mentioned, the project proposes demolition of buildings at the property and the construction of two new buildings with roughly 100,000 square feet of office and 17,000 square feet of p.d.r. the project is northwest of the park. mr. townes did a good job of mentioning of there's an extremely small portion of shadow in the park. you can see these are two small little areas at the bottom of the park surrounded by shadow at the end of the day. once again, these are indications of where the shadow is. you can see the one on the left is not really even useable space. despite the very small amount of new shadow cast on the park, modifying the project in a way to avoid the shadow would be quite significant. you can see here there's three areas of the massing of the building that are what caused the shadow, and they seem to be relatively minor, but when you actually have to carve out, you know, the building in order to be constructible and minimize impacts, we're losing 35 square feet at th

in "sound of metal" he plays reuben, a heavy metal drummer who loses his hearing.lin paterson has been speaking to riz. riz ahmed, welcome to bbc breakfast. 0scar nominee, how does that sound? sounds kind of weird, i guess, you know. we made sound of metal, we made it with a lot of love but as a small independent film, you can't have those crazy expectations but to see it get six nominations, and to have all this attention on it, is beautiful, really gratifying. and on the day of the nominations, one of the headlines was, first muslim ever to be nominated for best actor. did that matter to you? i think what matters to me is that as many people as possible can find themselves in this moment. so if some people really connect with the idea that, you know, i was the first muslim nominated for lead actor, that is beautiful, and i support that. if there is some people that are really overjoyed to see that it's a film that really focuses on deaf representation which is so, something which is so lacking in cinema, and they connect more with that, then that's beautiful. if,

his father reuben flores is charged as accessory. both have plead not guilty.voter records and personal information like phone number and home address to be made publicly available if you sign a recall petition. critics say democrats are trying to intimidate voters and call the bill, quote, dangerous and reckless. brian, back to you. brian: thanks, jillian. meanwhile talking talk about this. whistleblower teacher who called out manhattan private school for indoctrinating students called the head of the school admitting the curriculum demonizes white kids. >> some of our students white people. >> yes. >> so we are demonizing white kids? why don't you say it. >> we are using language that makes them feel less than for nothing that they are personally responsible for. brian: wow. so what is it? what is being taught to our kids in schools, schools cost $54,000. how can teachers and parents fight back here is oklahoma wesleyan university president and author of grow up, life isn't safe but it's good. and dr. everett piper as well as philadelphia public school teache

in "sound of metal" he plays reuben, a heavy metal drummer who loses his hearing.re able to experience to story fully. colin paterson has been speaking to riz. riz ahmed, welcome to bbc breakfast. 0scar nominee, how does that sound? sounds kind of weird, i guess, you know. we made sound of metal with a lot of love but as a small independent film, you can't have those crazy expectations but to see it get six nominations, and to have all this attention on it, is beautiful, really gratifying. and on the day of the nominations, one of the headlines was, "first muslim ever to be nominated for best actor". did that matter to you? i think what matters to me is that as many people as possible can find themselves in this moment. so if some people really connect with the idea that, you know, i was the first muslim nominated for lead actor, that is beautiful, and i support that. if there is some people that are really overjoyed to see that it's a film that really focuses on deaf representation which is so, something which is so lacking in cinema, and they connect more with th