barbara robbins. barbara was only 21 years old when she was over in saigon during, the vietnam war, a truck carrying explosives from the vietcong exploded in front of her at the us embassy and killed her. she is the youngest on our memorial wall and the first female officer die in the line of duty. president johnson sent her family a telegram, a condolence letter, and we now have that on display, along with a posthumous medal that was given to her family. they donated to us just this past year, thanks to her brother. we were able to get these artifacts and have them on display here at headquarters. so it's something we're very honored to have. we're glad we can show the sacrifice and the heroism of barbara robbins. so it's the story of barbara robbins, been known for a long time, was at a classified story or deaths of cia officers declassified over years on our memorial wall you'll notice that there are many names that are not actually in the book of honor and every year the director of cia looks at t

my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco. i am ready for years, young robbins describes herself in many ways, a feminist and author and a pioneer in the world of comic books. her love of comic started when she was just a little girl. which comics do i like the ones that started women? the ones that start. men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in those. so you know, wonder woman, of course, but not just wonder woman, mary marvel who was a girl, and all she had to do was seixas, um, and she became this super heroine, and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you could be a girl and half superpowers. one of her superpowers was her ability to draw and as a young woman, she drew what she described ubs as little pictures on paper with speech balloons over them. in the sixties and underground paper started publishing those drawings. her work continued in the seventies when she moved to san francisco in the sixties and the early seventies. really i was one of the few women drawing comics an

get away robbins and a neighbor helping rush them to safety. it breaks my heart. it makes me angry. it makes me think. it's our turn now melissa joan hart also guided students to safety. we helped a class of kindergartners across t s says she a husband were driving. when they saw kids running they were trying to escape. the shooter situation at their school. so we helped all these tiny little little kids across the road and get their teachers over there, and we helped him mom reunite with her children go! body camera video shows the moment police charged into the covenant christian elementary school racing toward the gunfire on the second floor. 14 minutes after the 1st 911 call and three minutes after entering the school officers rex engelberg and michael collazo locate and killed the shooter. gilbert's brother watched the video, calling it a harrowing and tragic made me very proud of my brother and just, uh it's tragic for everyone involved. police say this surveillance video shows the shooter, former student audrey hale, firing through the doors moving through the halls. they say

my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco.oung robbins describes herself in many ways, a feminist and author and a pioneer in the world of comic books. her love of comic started when she was just a little girl. which comics do i like the ones that started women? mm. the ones that start. men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in those. so you know, wonder woman, of course, but not just wonder woman, mary marvel who was a girl and well she had to do was seixas, um, and she became this super heroine, and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you could be a girl and half superpowers. one of her superpowers was her ability to draw and as a young woman, she drew what she described as as little pictures on paper with speech balloons over them in the sixties and underground paper started publishing those drawings. her work continued in the seventies, when she moved to san francisco in the sixties and the early seventies. really i was one of the few women drawing comics and the guys didn't lik

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según robbins en la policía le dijo a su hermana que otras 17 personas habían reportado algo similareñor estaba fumandocon al menos 10 cajas de restos humanos en su escritorio fue muy irrespetuoso ahí se dio cuenta que su padre no tenía un certificado de muerte y la oficina de registro del condado no tenía contacto con el negocio pasó un año y se entera de una terrible investigación. según la oficina del alguacil del condado alameda encontraron 6 cuerpos y 154 restos cremados que datan desde el 2003 en una bodega, solo 15 restos cremados han podido ser unificados 5 cuerpos han sido identificados el 6° tiene una identificación preliminar y parece que el negocio perdió su licencia en 2022 y su licencia de corporación le había sido suspendida en 2018 >>> yo solo quería lo mejor para mi padre y quiero justicia dice robbins en pero el futuro de este caso ahora está en las manos del estado noticiero telemundo 48 >>> no era médico de tienen por homicidio al dueño de una clínica ya le damos los detalles >>> la diócesis dcke auland autoridades arrestaron a 2 hombres por su presunta relación c

my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco. am 84 years, young robbins describes herself in many ways, a feminist and author and a pioneer in the world of comic books. her love of comic started when she was just a little girl. which comics do i like the ones that started women? mhm. the ones that start. men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in woman, of course, but not just wonder wo all she had to do was seixas, um, and she became this super heroine, and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you could be a girl and half superpowers. one of her superpowers was her ability to draw and as a young woman, she drew what she described ubs as little pictures on paper with speech balloons over them in the sixties and underground paper started publishing those drawings. her work continued in the seventies when she moved to san francisco in the sixties and the early seventies. really i was one of the few women drawing comics and the guys didn't like it. i mean, the guy's really you know, they a

my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco.m ready for years, young robbins describes herself in many ways, a feminist and author and a pioneer in the world of comic books. her love of comic started when she was just a little girl. which comics do i like the ones that started women? the ones that start. men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in those. so you know , wonder woman, of course, but not just wonder woman, mary marvel who was a girl and well she had to do was seixas, um, and she became this super heroine, and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you could be a girl and half superpowers. one of her superpowers was her ability to draw and as a young woman, she drew what she described as as little pictures on paper with speech balloons over them in the sixties and underground paper started publishing those drawings. her work continued in the seventies when she moved to san francisco in the sixties and the early seventies. really i was one of the few women drawing comics and the

it's an issue that also concerns scientist, martha robbins, in uganda. germany's max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology has an al post in the pointy forest. this is what i call the gorilla wall. i'm. it's vaguely an art me fans project. so this is something i just kind of started for fun to mark the development of individual guerrillas. so each column is a different individual gorilla. these 2 infants were born about 2 years ago. this one about a year and a half ago among wendy gorilla females typically give birth every 5 years. the biologist has discovered though, that in the virginia region, the time between birth is a year longer. this means that the population in windy is not growing quite as quickly, but overall the trend is positive. they represent more than the numbers. i mean, we know the population of increased, but at the same time it's made up of individuals. we have only about a 1000, so on the one hand, we still run the risk that they could go extinct. but on the other hand, we need to shift and start thinking differently about some management strategies. we h

in contrast to other gorilla species, which remained critically endangered martha robbins has witnessed that recovery in the course of her research. he was born in 1999 and i go out there now and i see him leading a group with 5 adult females. he's got his own kid climbing all over him. i feel so privilege that i've been able to watch the same gorilla over 20 years. every 5 years, the researchers conduct a precise census of the gorilla. it's often an exercise in extreme patience. not all of the groups of wendy guerrillas are easy to track constantly to ensure that every single animal is counted. the team painstakingly comes every section of the rain forest in the process covering several 1000 kilometers on site. during the census, and we have 6 teams of 5 people working over a period of about 3 months. i have been involved in 5, not in girl offensive, and it is by far the most difficult work i have done here from east twist. so for example, this my, if with one statistic, so for example, i only just said then to, to move in the neutral. i know that's what i need. if i would probably ove

my first job was as a assistant manager at baskin-robbins. i know things here as well.have 31 flavors, excellent. but from within, the real challenges that we are losing respect for individual freedom. you can pass at this miracle onto our children, but i think last year, 2022, the second tier of the biden administration was a wake-up call for all of us, for conservatives, those of us who have long held deep believes that are new to this fight. we should have one big. i'm happy that we won the house. but we barely captured it. we see inflation inside the border crosses -- border crisis. we lost three elections in a row. and popular vote, seven of the last eight. there are many reasons for this, one of them we've lost faith in the conservative ideas, that's the path that's in front of us. and we can do it because were right. [applause] my mom and dad taught me to hate losing. it's in my blood. the book i just wrote, never give an inch, losing is bad, but the principles we stand for -- it's not a political problem, the problem is that it is a symptom of something much big

that is the russian strategy, i am not convincedt saw russia's robbins. -- problems.: to israel where three people have been attacked. what israeli police say is a suspected terror attack. large numbers o and medil workers rushed to the street where the -- carried out th. the suspect was and now neutralized after the scene. it comes after lloyd alston arrives for talks. he told leaders to take steps to reduce. of the u.s. was especially disturbed by violence by palestinians. earlier today, soldiers killed three palestinian in the latest operations in the west bank. they have been widespread protest in israel over the government's additional system. to georgia where the researchers willontinue despite the promise by the routing already to revert controversial draft law. this is a scene from policing where thousands gathered in anger over the bill which nongovernment groups and media will be targeted if they can more than 30% of their funding from abroad. steve rosenberg. >> i am outside the georgian parliaments where you can see protesteave gathered. even though after

. >> katie robbins of the cross the street from covenant school. she ran out to help the class of teachers and students that were around the playground, inviting them into her condo complex. >> it makes me angry. our country cannot go on like this. no other country has mass shootings like this. this happened in my front yard. my front yard had children running away from a shooter. all of this is 1 degree away from me from me. >> chilling surveillance video shows the shooter driving in the parking lot before shooting through the locked glass doors of the school, then move through the halls in what police called a preplanned attack. police say during that first blast through the doors, mike hill was hit and killed, the much loved school custodian. 60-year-old katherine koonce was found shot dead alone in the hallway. police confirmed the other victims were found in different areas. 61-year-old substitute teacher cynthia peak and three students, all nine years old. evelyn dieckhaus, whose family called her a "shining light," william kinney described a

she was the first one to work at the baskin robbins. then it became a family. all right. well, let's let's go to the important stuff right away. i am a baseball. that was i was play as one of the few people who have read the four fours. there are four memoirs of the trump administration by people who spent four years in jared. kellyanne conway, the vice president, and the secretary of state and cia director. and they're all good books. yours is by far, i thought, the most readable because. it talks about running agencies. these three have not run agencies were in the west wing. so what's the difference between being there for the morning brief with the president and then back and getting an agency lugubrious as the state department to do his job. oh, goodness. it's it's all the difference in the world in the sense of when you're the cia director, the secretaries say you're running big organizations, cia has a classified number. but the state department's got 70,000 employees. but that's 40,000. too many. but different. that's that's a different a different issue. these ar

we appreciate it ira robbins. >> thank you. >> ahead on the show, the technical take on the markets.ll break out the chart. look at the dow, almost halved our declines, only down 356 and the nasdaq down a third of a percent right now. let's see if that's lessened the selling pressure in oil which is down 10% this week cracked below 66 earlier this week on wti. we're back after this. somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there. if you're looking for more. we're looking too. we're calling on a new generation of builders for navy's next-gen submarines. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. bank stocks have been the main character of the market story this week, but our next guest says it's time to move past the financials and move broad. is that a good or bad thing? let's bring in carter wirth of charter founding where do you want to stop, copper, gold, you name it? >> good grief. you think about the bank stocks, and obviously it's importa

indeed although i i served the secretary of state my first job was as assistant manager at baskin-robbinsthings here, to. a some notes flavors, excellent. our greatest threat to hear come from within. the real challenge we face today were losing respect for individual freedom. a unified faith in the american purpose and a shared commitment to pass this miracle on to our children is at risk. but i think last year 2022 the second year of the biden administration was a wake-up call for all of us, for conservatives, for those of us of these long-held and deep beliefs that are not new to this fight. we should have one big. i'm happy that we won the house but we barely captured it. we see inflation gas prices high border crisis. will notice problems. others have spoken about them but we didn't capture that. we lost three elections in a row and the popular vote in seven of the last eight. there are many reasons for this but one of them is i think they have lost trust in the conservative ideas and this is the path that is in front of us. i am convinced we can do it because we are right. i -- [app

in two thousand d three robbins who finally breed the rats stoats and feral cats.like making it a safe home for winter pungo. we've never really look to their cells is i mean is that more is- gudians of the sun wonderful place that we've had the privilege of growing up and how is releasing the what upon going to the island actually fit into all of the plans. site they're critical to the health of the island nothing exists in isolation so the weather punga or that of one of the miing links [indible] for assistance as part of the drexel. even though rates are a crucial piece of the landscape here. the young in six still need to be handled carefully. which means selecting the perfect spot for then you hope. for wildlife parade. how do you choos the funds for you release wes is? sites here and so we want tolay look for a place that's got lots of hiding spots. and someone has got lots lots of good food plants as well. witness is incredible. how how old is history? does this need to be about eight hundred years old. the diseases the fecal pellets from. and is massive good way to and sometime

that is not a disparagement of alexie, anew robbins book, but rather a testament to its scope, accuracy and unflinching honesty. never before the reew writes have i read any work that so clearly depicts the current realities of teaching in america's public schools. another book that got a review in 2012, mary eberstadt published adam and eve after the pill. it's been updated and reissued, and the national review says that the new version, quote, shines a klieg light on the feral scenes of the present and on the ideological extremism of our times. and according to the review in the national review, some of eberstadt conclusions include that a post sexual revolution society is a lower commitment society. the vast majority of incarcerated juveniles have grown up in fatherless homes. disengaged young men are far more likely to be attracted to politically extremist identitarianovements. the national review writes that the, quote, value of eberstadt that's book is not just the accurate he of or insights. it is ultimately in the encouragement she gives to readers who sense distressing social t

warned, washington against allowing the meeting to take place. china regards taiwan as a renegade robbins, yon mars military government has dissolved from prison, former dissolved in prison, former leader on so on. so cheese political party, the national league for democracy was one of dozens of opposition parties. the hunter claims failed to meet an election registration deadline. so she led the n l . d to a landslide victory in 2020 but was else did in a military coup. mourners are demanding answers after at least 38 people died in a fire at a mexican migration detention center. dozens more injured in the blaze in seo dod torres, which is a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the us authorities say some of the detainees set fire to mattresses after hearing they would be to port french media reports. say trade unions could be preparing to sit down with a pro, with a government to discuss president manuel the cons, pension reforms. the con, had previously said the reform was non negotiable, his plan to raise the retirement age to $64.00 has prompted 3 months of protests and

. >> reporter: katie robbins who lives nearby ran outside when she heard the gunfire encountering a teacher terrified children running. >> this little boy looked up at me and i will never forget the look in his eyes pick up he said "help me get inside here, how do i get inside here?" >> reporter: the frustrated mother who made news with immediate was gathered asking -- her son survived the shooting in illinois and they were on vacation in nashville. beasley telling us she was so angry, she took the microphone demanding where is action? >> aren't you guys tired of covering this, aren't you tired of being here of having to cover all these mass shootings? i'm from illinois, my son and i survived a mass shooting over the summer, i'm in tennessee on a family vacation with my son visiting my sister-in-law. i have been lobbying in d.c. since we survived a mass shooting in july after kalb we have to make our lawmakers make change now or this is going to keep happening and it's going to be your kid and/or kid next because it's a matter of time. >> reporter: behind me here you can see the flowers and

. >> reporter: robbins says his team is doing what they can to balance out the needs of both the businesses and drivers. one way of doing that is by limiting the amount of park let's each business can have. david, back at capito's, says he's been told he's only allowed to have two moving forward. >> that's one of the major ones. i'm going to have to take one down but i still get to keep a few. >> even so, david told me he's thankful to be able to keep the extra square footage. >> a lot of spaces are tiny, so you get all these extra tables, it's good for everybody, i think. >> reporter: it's a program david hopes will stay long into the future and become another part of what makes the city special. >>> the guys here at tony's head a very similar experience to david. they say there has been some issues just with the bureaucracy. they've had to change some stuff with the park let's. actually used to have a parkland on the side of the restaurant on stockton, but they were told they had to break it down because there's construction going on here right now. they say that they are going to bring i

i got like a big miller rather at dublin. warner robbins i deal with all the life at para was initially very good because part of place we have leaved with our livestock. and we also farmers, we leave peacefully until recently. well, we had a market where different communities were trait by the talk started after a present from a neighboring ethnic group was killed in our community. and that started the conflict. what of what? we have lived with them as our neighbors, but now they come to kill us. we're been our homes and still our livestock a little over your not about the band. it's want to take our land and that is why they're causing so much trouble. they want us to flee from our homes. when this attacks begun the government to some dis, leaving us with no weapons to defend ourselves and on a lot of one we don't know left with anger. yeah, i guess we were praying to god to help us. we have suffered for so long. we pray that the bandits in the caves are defeated by the government forces, and we will go back to our homes and maybe we can coexist as naples. again, the room in the room.

10 situation focused. 4 on at the crossroads, and that also at the time when elections and do keep robbins is due on the 3rd year of april, april, and upon job. particularly. this is one of the most popular provinces in the country. an enron has strep, don't buy elections in that province, which showed that the mood of the upon job to abolish of the fun job, the people to support them. ron han as their leader, the government or the other hand, is saying that they will at a stem that are feared for the knife and of god. the situation is quite serious. indeed, milan you talk about the tension then is obviously still a huge crowd of supporters outside his home in the hall. i'm curious, what you think of the interior minister has promised that he is going to arrest and, and present him to court by the end of the day. is that like a well the government has that boy guides the coercive power of the stay. this particular interior minister, a scene as of a controversial figure and he was accused of using a brute police force against a religious cleric or tyrell of god. 3 in law horde and rich, 14

geico katie robbins, who lives nearby, ran outside when she heard the gunfire, encountering a teacherrified children running. >> this little boy looked up at me and i will never forget the look in his eyes. he said "help me get inside here, how do i get inside here!" >> tonight, the frustrated mother who made news where the media was gathered at the school on monday. ashley beasley and her son survived the recent mass shooting at that fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois, and they were on vacation in nashville. beasley today telling us she was so angry she had enough. so she took the microphone, demanding where is the action the action. >> aren't you guys tired of covering this? are you guys tired of being here and having to cover all of these mass shootings? i'm from highland park, illinois, my son and i survived a mass shooting over the summer, i am in tennessee on a family vacation with my son is hitting my sister-in-law. i have been lobbying in d.c. since we survived a mass shooting in july. we all have to make our lawmakers may change now for this is going to keep hap

oh, maybe 2 weeks. robbins has been hiding out in the city. the protests have been maybe peaceful the happy. some focus of thought is put all of this pressure on president a manual. michael, what he says, the pension reform is necessary to sustain future generations and systems. i government in other news, several 7 people anal confirmed dead in the outbreak of marburg virus and equitorial guinea out of a total of 9 cases since the outbreak there began in february. and other 20 cases are suspected that in addition to 5 deaths in a separate outbreak, thousands of 1000 kilometers away east. in tanza, near, there are no vaccines or anti virus treatments approved to treat the severe viral fever or concerns. the brakes could spread to cameroon, and kenya the virus is in the same family as a bowler and has similar symptoms including fever, fatigue, and vomiting. it spreads between humans directly through bodily fluids. marburg has an average fatality rate of 50 percent, but it varies by strain and can be as high as 88 percent in the worst. that brea

today come found countrywide protests that you mention now broken out, a man highway in blue just on robbins, connecting drummond which went out, had been blocked. we're heading that board so far project and gallagher, which is in the far north report of a protest turned in the city of ra. we've been day head on the outskirts of islam. albano does read supporters coming out, but again, for situation we were door donia technology, possibly a non military helicopters, we were not able to identify that. but also how valuable would the area there would afford that the police had taken a helicopter with them. in order to bring back m ron con, to islamabad to face that for they says of got a job pertaining to some of the state gifts that did received on which a bought by paying 50. but then, as has been done by successive ruler and budget on prime minister bureaucrats, even journalists, so the charges against them of gods are considered to be political when death died just a few days ago. busy he was going to need a piece for rally at the start of the election campaign because the election and upo

in the year 2018 announced an important news, god willing, in the near future, we will add robbins cruise missiles that can hit a distance of 1500 km. the news of the use of a cruise missile with a range of more than 1000 km was also announced by the air force fighters. a missile with a range of 1500 km can be a big change in american naval battles are similar to this missile, the 86400 land and sea missile, the launch of this tomahawk missile is very famous . it was made so that the americans could target it from outside the borders of the soviet union. the weightiest the b-52 series is heard and continues on its way until it finally finds its target with a speed of nearly 800 km/h and flying near the surface of the earth. this missile was used by more than 10 teams in the attack on iraq. it allows iran to quickly move towards having this missile, but it requires several important features , almost all of christ has been recorded by aerial mapping and given to the missile's memory, then the target must also be accurately mapped, that is, a country firing this missile. the target must als

martha robbins from the max planck institute in germany is on her way to the mo cheese a group of guerrillas. each plan is assigned the same name as back of into its liter, a silver back. ah. after a 90 minute hike, the american anthropologist reaches her destination. we where surgical masks when we're with them, the guerrillas, if we're within 10 meters of them, we wear them. because even though right now, i feel very healthy, i'm not exhibiting any fines of having a cold. i may still be carrying it. and the last thing i want to do is get these gorilla thick. so there's several, right? if we just wait, they're going across right across here. this is very rare. that adult female with mood. jenny, she has the youngest baby who was about 9 months old now. but interestingly, she was also carrying a 2nd infant which was not hers as like an infant. get the phone, fax, got comcast. there are 13 guerrillas in this group. the silver back is about 20 years old. he has been habituated from birth. i've actually watched him grow up, which is pretty cool. habituate it means that the silver back and his g

congressman robbins have been holding fueled hearings down at the border in an effort to draw attentionwhat's happening down there but no democrats have been showing up to the hearings. what message do you think it sends to the omicron public? >> sends the message that i think thank you to you have a problem and there are going to do anything to try to solve it. the republicans are left but you and i have seen this repeatedly, how is it going to look if we go two more years likely gone through on the southern border? the democrats don't want to engage have been told repeatedly i'm xenophobic because i want control at the border. i don't think it xenophobia, i think their problem is they just don't want to solve the issue. >> i'm sure you will see down there in the coming days and weeks sometime soon. andy biggs, thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks, bill. former president donald trump holding his first rally of his 2024 presidential campaign in waco, texas today. crowds are gathered at the waco regional airport where the former president is going to speak shortly. you can see the

or the baskin robbins birthday club? anyone? anyone alive now?ause mike pence isn't gonna do jack squat. just last week, he asked a judge to block the special counsel's subpoena for his january 6th testimony, arguing that "serving as the former president of the senate essentially makes him a member of the legislative branch." okay, technically true, but barely. that makes as much sense as saying, "for your information, i'm a member of the united mileage plus, so legally, i'm allowed to land this 747." gimme the keys. there are no keys? okay. but it wasn't all january 6. pence had some fun, told some jokes, and even did a bit of an impression of his old boss. "hello. it is i, the godless president. i would like another "cheesed" burger, please." now, for my robert de niro. hello. i am acclaimed actor, deserving of respect and admiration, robert de niro. are you talking to me. i don't see anyone else here. who in the h-e-double hockey sticks are you talking to, if not me?" pence is taking shots at the ex prez and telling zingers for a reason. accor

in fighting inflation and we started to see inflation expectations rising, then we start to have robbinsking system will have bigger problems -- have problems in the banking system will have bigger problems. i think that is why the fed has think hard about what they need to do to fight inflation, and that is what they are talking about right now, trying to figure out, does that mean a pause and restart or does that mean we stay the course? either way we have to get inflation down. what people aren't talking about, it is time for congress to get in on the inflation fight party because the fed trying to do this all on its own is causing rocking this in the banking sector and the economy. there are other things we could do. the fed needs to stay there course but it would be great if congress could join in with some actions they could take to fight inflation. guy: give me two or three things congress could do. betsey: immigration reform would ease supply shortages, making sure they raise the debt ceiling right away and removing tariffs would be another. guy: solent. -- excellent. thank you v

katie robbins say children and a teacher sprinted across the street from the school, huddling by a gate or by the home. she in the neighbor rushed the crew to safety. actress melissa joan hart stepped in as well, she said she said she and her husband were driving when they saw kids running. >> these tiny little kids crossing the road, getting to their teachers over there. >> my heart almos know, like it's happening here. a little boy said help me get inside, help me get inside, how can i get inside. jobina: the shooter has been identified as audrey hale, who was being treated for an emotional disorder. police say hale legally purchased seven guns, using three in the attack. resident biden is continuing to call for congress to pass an assault weapons ban. kumasi: less than two years after it opened, levi's stadium getting a renovation. what will it costs? reggie: harrowing details from the border. how lives could have been saved during a migrant centerfire. drew: and we are not done with the rain, there are downpours moving through the peninsula this morning and going down to street leve

robbins, good morning to you.ut the first idea that if you sleep an extra hour on sunday, that's going to help your body readjust is that a fact or fiction? >> this is our first myth, because just sleeping in for an hour, first of all, not many of us are able to do that, because we have young kids but if you were age to get that one extra hour by sleeping, in you might feel a little bit groggy because our sleep is covered in part by our internal biological clock, our circadian rhythm, and that system doesn't change on a dime, so that one hour makes a big difference we have some data to show that this week, there's more, what's called cyber, where people show up at the office at work and underperforming and searching the web and doing things other than work, so a lot of us are struggling two tips for all of the viewers out there if that is you, number one, get outside, even on a great day like today, natural sunlight is one of the best ways to help us get energy and power through the day. and make any sleep loss up

tim robbins weighing in with this week. what he back -- what he is right. time to end the charade.d in, it is officially over. i think we will see a throwdown in hollywood in the next couple months. i really believe this can of worms is literally just open. >> jonathan: eric, we are talking and the break about jon stewart's hilarious interview on colbert where he said, well, there's this coming out of -- out of wuhan, china. perhaps we should talk about if it is chocolate deliciousness. everyone is weighing in. >> he got a lot of backlash from the left and it turns out we have the department of energy and the fbi saying the lab leak theory is most likely right. the people espousing the theory were conservatives. they were the bad people and that is part of the politics now. it is not just about facts and logic. it is not only who agrees with you but what does the other side think? if they think something, you anna we have to think the opposite. >> jonathan: great to see you as always. sad news tonight, actor tom sizemore who gained fame for his roles in saving private ryan has died

the baskin robbins chicken and waffles. ice cream was available at shops right now there's one right there are stationed there is i mean, i like chicken and waffles , the ice cream version. i don't know. i okay, b will be the taste testers, dave, you and i will report back. okay all right. good morning, everyone. yeah, they always make you know those fun ice cream flavors. where is the broccoli and color flower ice cream flavor. they don't make that all right. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up, but it's not as slow as it was even just 30 minutes ago. the volume on a friday is not as much as it is on the first four days of the traditional workweek . right now we look at 8 80. it hasn't been slow. no problems getting to the oakland airport and the cemetery bridges improved quite a bit. it wasn't ever stop and go, but it was crowded now it's not, and neither is the dumbarton bridge. 7 39. let's go back to steve. now talk about today's weather. right, sal. thank you, sir. and probably no

baskin and robbins released a new chicken and waffle ice cream for its march flavor of the month.le flavored ice cream but it doesn't contain chicken, i'm told. they're drizzled with a bourbon and maple syrup swirl. did you try it? >> i didn't. i was there to buy a mud pie for my husband. no, i kept it to that. >> mud pie? >> every year. his mom used to do it, so i do it now. it's got maple bourbon. >> we need bourbon ball ice cream. >> yeah, i think they could make some ice cream out of just the bourbon balls and the chocolate. >> or just the bourbon. >>> so ahead of the oscars performance, rihanna is sharing this moment she found out she was nominated for an academy award. >> so cute! >> her 9-month-old son was sitting on her lap and she was nominated for best original song for "lift me up" and she's also performing that song on sunday. her son will be tagging along so she posted this picture saying, my son, when he found out his sibling is going to the oscars and not him. that is so good. >> so funny. >> did you see him light up when he heard her voice? i love that. >> that son