[intense music] [glass shatters] let's go again, sam. welcome two lf time oscar winner, emma stone. [ applause ] >> these five women dazzled us with their brilliance, gutted us with their vulnerability, and held us utterly captive from the first frame to the last. this is the power of their work, the kind that lingers, haunts, heals, and reminds us why great performances aren't just seen but felt. here are the nominees for actress in a leading role. cynthia erivo, "wicked." >> cast a spell. read it. >> don't. >> you can't, can you? >> karla sofia gascon, "emilia perez." >> mikey madison, "anora." >> jealousy is a disease. remember that. i'm going to go chill. no big deal. >> demi moore, "the substance." >> say it. tell them who your little beauty secret is. why don't you just show them right here. here is your little beauty secret. >> fernanda torres, "i'm still here." >> and the oscar goes to -- mikey madison. >> this is the first oscar win and nomination for mikey madison. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> wow. this is very surreal. forgive

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here's sam brock. >> reporter: now more than 160 measles cases in ten states, kentucky and washingtonorting their first patients. but texas has seen the most infections, 146 statewide and the death of a 6-year-old child. san antonio officials warning hundreds if not thousands of people may have been exposed by a recent infected visitor. >> i want to take this podium to send a plea out, urge the community, we say this every phone call, if you are sick, stay home. don't go to the movie theater, don't go to restaurants. >> reporter: how infectious is measles? >> measles is the most infectious virus we know of right now. >> reporter: dr. ronald cook oversees public health in lubbock, texas, a city where 20-plus children are currently hospitalized. >> that's a significant number. we consider children and young adolescents, teenagers, to be our healthy patient population. >> reporter: one who grew up in a developing country telling us why she's rushing to get her child vaccinated. >> i got measles as a kid. in america it's free and accessible, yet people choose to ignore it. >> reporter: th

sam smith will be performing! the ceremony kicks offjust after eight o'clock tonight.ark savage, bbc news. (tx vt) stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it is the start of meteorological spring today and the weather is looking fairly dry and settled through the course of the weekend. it was certainly a chilly start to the morning this morning. a lot of dry weather on the cards, but some frost again tonight and some fog patches as well. they could be quite slow to clear in places, but it's high pressure that's dominating our weather. this is a satellite from earlier. you can see this bank of cloud that's been moving in, this weather front, which is fizzling out as it pushes south, so not much rain left on it for the remainder of the day as it moves across southern scotland, northern england, clearing out of northern ireland later on today. either side of that, more in the way of sunshine. once the mist and fog clears away, should be a glorious day across central and southern england and wales. ten degrees or so here and we'll see a bit more sunshine following across sco

sam, thank you.g matchup with lowell on tuesday. good luck to them. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. on the afternoon of november 22nd, 1963, as president and first lady kennedy rode in an open-top limousine through daley plaza in dallas, a secret service agent named clint hill traveled close behind. hill was standing on the left front running board of a trail vehicle when lee harvey oswald opened fire on the president. hill, who was the lead agent for mrs. kennedy, leaped off the car and onto the trunk of the kennedys' limousine pushing the first lady into the back seat and throwing his body on top of her and the fallen president. as the car sped to parkland memorial hospital, agent hill took off his jacket and wrapped it around the president's head. though lauded widely for his bravery and awarded the department's highest honor, him was haunted by that terrible day as he described in a 1975 interview with "60 minutes." >> i have a great deal of guilt about that. had i turned in a

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sam smith will be performing! the ceremony kicks offjust after eight o'clock tonight.news. bbc news will be live from the red carpet from 4:30 gmt — with a live page providing coverage more of a breeze for scotland. so thicker cloud here. i think the best of the sunshine will be around eastern scotland, to the east of the pennines, and also across southern parts and central parts of england as well as wales. temperatures a fraction higher, around ten to possibly 13 celsius, and the high will stick around through the beginning of next week. in fact centred around the alps and the balkans. we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. clash at the white house. mr zelensky said peace could only come when ukraine had a strong position for negotiations. mr zelensky is now in britain — where he is due to meet

and again, congratulations on the birth of sam.oman pedersen, thank you so much for joining us today, i appreciate it. >> thank you so much. it's great to be with you. >> nice to see you. and joining me now for more is v spear, content creator and the founder of under the desk. news v it's good to see you back on the katie phang show. convicted felon donald trump and jd vance showed immense disrespect for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy yesterday in the oval office. but as i discussed with ambassador mcfaul earlier in the show, the bigger picture takeaway trump vance showed that the white house is ready to welcome authoritarianism over democracy. republicans then later shaming themselves even more than usual by showing some. >> it's completely ridiculous. and honestly, the more i was watching it, the more i was like, this is giving wwe. this is giving a vince mcmahon production. it felt very much planned, like their intention was to try and prove or gaslight the american people into believing that zelensky is somehow uncout

meant individual assign, just joseph because the rules and of course, moist, shown the and when he sam in the belgians was so for team. and they literally abandoned chromebook and in the 1900 on 60 of cause independence was then granted. and this is important at that time the king in belgium was king, but the one when he came to campbell in what was then called neil pose village. now push us of the arrangement was the blue moon but would not speak the ring. and that was because of who would speak and then did, when do listen to cuss a was speech. he praised as the belgians, he tells the belgians out good the why to the companies on taking the q q. but do i also do you mind and the company that they have inherited a good many from the belgians and they have a duty to retain that patrice image or to move or driven a speech stands up. everybody's surprised and he begins to speak on the mines is oranges that, that they my location which must remain in the minds of the companies. that the companies must remember that they have been humiliate that they have been named, published by the belgi

you will find sam's full biography in your program. sam is the highest chair in economics and history at the american for economic research and contributing editor at law and liberty. but it is on the scottish thought that sam is really an expert. he will speak to us today about adam smith and the influence of scottish thought on the founders. thank you. well let me begin by the coolidge foundation and its president amity shlaes and the generous sponsors. the opportunity to speak at this conference. it's a pleasure to be here. so 1776 was a momentous year for. many reasons, and not just because of what americans annually commemorate on july the fourth. on march the ninth, that same year, a book was published that literally changed the world. adams myths the wealth of nations. we remember this book for launching economics a distinct social science as a new way of exploring reality. but in 1776, that time the number of american colonists might have read the wealth of nations, but probably most impressed its concluding paragraphs here, sm

despicable that anybody, questions their job performance or suggests that that there is waste your sam as he is also vital for science and conservation. it's home to hundreds of animal species and more than a 1000 different plants, these national parks are one of the treasures of our country, and they sold some species that are on the brink of extinction. and if we don't ask now to save these things, they could disappear for ever. several parts of will re scaled back operations in response to the cost. there's been pressure from some politicians and advocacy groups to reverse them. the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps, a sense of mon, i'll do 0. well, that's also may tell mccray for the moment, so you can find much more information on our website though that's l to sara. don't . com. and use continue south to $1.00 oh, $1.00 east, which is next statement. the when delusion from the truth, the facts hang in the balance. when voices the silence agendas prevail, systemic emissions lean control the listening type, the coding the media on out

i was just a scoundrel, sam preferences to off samples extra. the sunni cause, the raja was phone here in a poor district of casa blanca. 3rd of soto, rush of support is like a great plan only by local 13. cafe verde is a gathering places for the elders of that somebody do they take coffee until football the week and the cold up the concerns of and that you know tonight, roger faced egyptian giants, the magic in the semi final of the african champions lead. the men control of nothing else amongst them is that the light i brought here, he's an urban historian of russia. never to k, a deal to a g home and i'm dying. why do you have thought he had no name? is that summer? you know, mean that's why i mean, i've not given me some of the they only know the students from the variables and as you will not have to worry levine, that's when the fs will have no, we don't have to keep track of is a system of wanted to touch a process of sustain position. the fans loved the exciting foot board. it creates with rapid shift from defense to a ton of people can,

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. >> more than 300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo's first town hall meeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet. you haven't been in this. >> we gave you through. >> the. >> stupid president $350 million. >> zelensky was in washington to sign a high stakes agreement. the minerals deal would have established a partnership with the u.s, but after the public fallout, zelensky left without a deal. and any assurance the u.s. will continue to support ukraine. >> they did their part for peace. uh- it was our responsibility to step up for them, and we know that if putin prevails in ukraine, he's not going to stop. >> liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term, irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation o

cbs national security analyst, sam vinograd, says u.s.port is critical to defend against the russian invasion. >> the europeans have also provided a significant amount of weaponry to ukraine. at the same time, it will be hard to one-for-one backfill a void in u.s. security assistance. >> reporter: president trump's actions on ukraine have rattled america's allies. >> do you still think that mr. zelenskyy is a dictator? >> did i say that? i can't believe i said that. next question? >> reporter: today in vermont where vice president vance is spending time with his family, some demonstrators gathered to protest against trump administration policies with some angry about the public dressing down. >> it is likely the case that countries around the world no longer see the united states as a global champion for democracy based upon how president trump is treating the war in ukraine. >> reporter: today in a post on x, zelenskyy once again thanked the u.s. for its support, and he specifically mentioned president trump, congress, and the american p

couples also and my phone one will so well, plenty with them and those that also cl number from last sam's amount of this, the tim, the worst, and over the past. so poignantly named, alter his late brother despite the treasure days, be continued to rebuild his life and fight for justice. i'll keep us in him for me and i'd see my head up or left for me to call me at all or visit the law from of the good of going to the know the if i'm you to see try to avoid the local market which month with us, so if i enter the width of all, i can almost be billed, it'll just be nice for you to, to choose what you're trying to dental or you can afford the monthly and then also some business time and cool for that. going to mail it somewhere else as soon as he's younger, from a more smaller, what i see us in auto monthly gives him so many i'll point you could also coma and exactly shuffle and then well yeah, the, using the pictures you the optim mazda of the most right as possible, reached the critical low point prompting the international community to address this thought, this quote, you admit the age of

including sure you how some of the sediments that led to the revolution began in the 1740s already when sam adams was impoverished in the land bank scandal in massachusetts and when sam adams junior became radicalized and became, as stacy schiff has reported, instrumental in shaping the revolution itself. so we find ourselves very to the point of having to acknowledge that the american revolution was a by blow what was effectively a revolution in? england not, a result of tyranny, but a result of political instability, but instability that english themselves finally got control of to produce dramat modern innovations, which innovations were paralleled subsequent and indigenously in the americas? my last word so that you do at least what one of the majority innovations was it was the invent of the programmatic political party. burke's response to the kings desire to get rid parties was to defend parties, but also to defend them on the basis of an analysis which says they did not have to be factions. and that analysis he presents us in terms which declare the party must be an association of p

congressman sam liccardo says he's worried about what trump's actions mean for u.s. support in other democracies. it's a disgrace. the president is betraying the ukrainian people. he's betraying many long standing allies. other european leaders chimed in in support of zelenskyy after this exchange, like french president emmanuel macron, who emphasized that ukraine is the victim. the ukrainians we spoke with say they're encouraged to see that support and worried about what will come next from russia. i don't see how i it makes sense r the us to abandon ukraine. that could lead to some pretty catastrophic consequences if russia is not stopped. now the consequences could be very sad and unpredictable. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. okay, let's switch gears for a moment. a live look out at san francisco. we are tracking rain coming in for the forecast this weekend. let's get straight to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri to tell us when it's going to get here and how much it's going to be. well, we do expect that rain to start getting here as we head through tomorrow's f

absolutely despicable that anybody, questions their job performance or suggests that that there's waste your sam as he is also vital for science and conservation. it's home to hundreds of animal species and more than a 1000 different plants, these national parks are one of the treasures of our country, and they fold some species that are the brink of extinction. and if we don't ask now to save these things, they could disappear forever. several parts of will re scaled back operations in response to the costs. there's been pressure from some politicians and advocacy groups to reverse them. the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vinson, martin, l. d 09. people have been arrested under protests against the law most get a new york city test. the dealership, as one of the series of riley's against mosque, who's heading off the government's initiative initiative to slash ending and cotton government jobs, thousands of federal work, something that goes on funding has been caught to hundreds of programs. the supporters and opponents of ours and tony and pre

dogmas, body language, the british prime minister, embracing the music lensky here, giving him a hug. sam's office, a real show of supports and of course echoed as well in the was that we've had to the top of that meeting. i'd like to highlight just some of them with kids. thomas, saying that we stand with you and you crane for as long as it takes. and also interesting these saying that they've got on wavering determination, the u. k. to achieve last in piece for ukraine based on sovereignty and security. these are very strong, was in a very strong show of support for ukraine, and we also know that reloaded means the most give will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government, and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic awesome knows that all of that really showing that kids tom a really is putting out all the stops to show that volume is a lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. yeah, just on the of the european nations, the big nice thing is tomorrow, sunday they are in london with a number of a you l

there was this whirlwind when the sam spins and i understood that i was connected to the world. dancers from around the world come to master the $64.00 unique movement. she created each shaped by nature, fired from personnel in the 4th period. to read conventions with new term from the edge to the heart of this and beyond, the violence lives a people searching for peace continues in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten, he's choosing to amplify when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press, our next, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion looked like in a right wing? and media circles again is for 50, is being labeled at the situation. the listening post decoding, the media analysis era. the, the a sense of uncertainty hangs over the gaza strip is palestinians awaits any movement towards phase to cease fund negotiations with his rent the, the cloud this is out, is there a light from the are also coming o

accused of hypocrisy about it's liberal democracy, and it's being lectured about how it can take uncle sam to be uncle sucker. the us led talks to in the ukraine where are being held without ukraine and european countries were cut out as well. as donald trump argued that they didn't do anything to end the fighting for the past 3 years. so why should they be invited? now, trump says ukraine has no cards to play and now keep assigning concessions on this mineral resources to pay for us aid already received. so is it any wonder that heads are spinning across europe for 80 years? european leaders can safely assume that america was really their ally, or at least their best friend, and then it would always defend them and then all for $1.00 and $1.00 for all alliance. well, now can they be so sure. today we're talking with edward loose, the us national editor and column, is that the financial times here in washington, and he's author of the upcoming book is big the life of speaking it brzezinski america's great power profit. and thank you so much for joining us today. look always of the light. w

all of the united kingdom sams with ukraine, all the rest of the european need is also given words of support to the ukrainian people about this conference. this meeting that's taking place later today. it's going to be crunch time for the europeans because they need to come up with concrete steps, concrete plans announcements of how they go to support you crate. know about woods anymore. europe really does need to step up, and that's the feeling here in the ukraine. now there is a free i had the old of europe, which is given more money than america to the war. effort so far is stretched and can make up the shortfall. and if america stops supporting ukraine completely, that's about a foot and a funding gap about a $189000000000.00 is a hell of a lot of money, but your it's a come up with now. it's likely that that will be announcements. they'll take place you had my colleagues package it my report that the britain has already placed a $3000000000.00. so all lies are going to be on not the words coming out of this conference, but the actual announcements of concrete support plans and d

yeah, we are expecting sam to arrive here at downing street at some point this afternoon after landing idea on the day to the united kingdom. and this is a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow on sunday, but it was built full was perhaps not surprising. off to the events on friday in the white house and that terrible 4 dozen ends he had with the donald trump fence. so we assume that the last you will talk to kids. some of the british prime minister about will be perhaps how to repack his relationship with the american president. then he needs america to how continue defending his country. he has indicated that he wants good relations and he's perhaps hoping to get some advice sort of british prime minister who himself held what was considered a very successful meeting with donald trump in the white house on that day. well, even though he did not manage to secure any security guarantees from the us for ukraine as well as one of his goals, the meeting was seen as having gone very well because they were doing was exchange . it was very cool deal. it was hoped that somebody had la

absolutely despicable that anybody, questions their job performance or suggests that that there's waste your sam as he is also vital for science and conservation. it's home to hundreds of animal species and more than a 1000 different plants, these national parks are one of the treasures of our country, and they sold some species that are on the brink of extinction. and if we don't ask now to save these things, they could disappear forever. several parts of will re scaled back opperation in response to the cost. there's been pressure from some politicians and advocacy groups to reverse them. the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vince and martin l g 0. so well, that's ultimate. tell him a price for the moment so you can always find much more information on our website that alex's here don't. com. i will be back in just a moment though with much more of the day's news to stay with us. the examining the impact of today's headlines. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. international filmmakers and world class journal. bring programs to inspire

it's one of the language, some of the alphabet of the culture sam or shake hands under a doorway. the boxes on the table. man, it's thousands of them. i don't believe in the life of the divine judge wouldn't because it's like a habit. i asked jay if he's afraid to stay in russia after all, our countries have a very troubled relationship. the us embassy regularly urges people to leave. but this is what happened before when birth or the 15th june was probably the garcey. there was not k c a to communist room, full draining all their games on the tv. they were the ones writing the programs right. better and then there was a lot of it was yeah, anybody you a long there was economy? anybody have a different idea? was economy news like this? river stuff. the russians are killed tv, maybe trump, for president or hillary, clint bailey. they linked or e mails and solve the russians for how many elections have we got into right. how many sessions ations of elected officials have we actually done ring raid war against the payment because they weren't to which the things that the russians ava

head over 21 days the tournament will be held across 3 city city, the gold coast and purse for 60000 sams, expect watch australia as matilda as play. and the opening match is supposed to former australia strikers. sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee, or we know that that is going to be high demand for them into it as much as but what i'm most interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 men sizing top here, and really the communities come to life, i think was it was one of my favorite tournaments to, to go as a fan and we're expecting much of the same. there's a very big following for some of the top 10 nations as it made to nations. and we are one of the most voting cultural countries, particularly nice and so, you know, we will, that represented in, in the stadiums in the precincts. i just never forget going to a man sizing cop match in camera. ron was my rock and i just, i didn't even know, you know, the large majority of these communities actually lives here. and so that's, that's what i did abroad. stria is

have you gone 5 was heard in the north sams refugee camp is the, is really all we got ready to demolish items. the military is already ordered, posting is to leave the compet, comes as the army brought in more heavy equipment into a kind of a difference. if his force more than $40000.00 pallets and used to flee the homes in just over a month with bringing heavier blade, whose political and this joints from best to him in the occupied westbank and heavier with the focus very much on garza that has of course been a huge expansion and was really action in the occupied westbank and it's all connected, isn't it? how does it tie in with israel's approach to moving on to phase 2 of the seas for i think connect, i think what, what you will do just said that it's the key of the issue. because sometimes it appears in international media as if or in store and was doing was actually only in gaza and they're moving in portland. and i think their plans are matching the site and the west bank. well the just to mention about the force displacement of almost $40000.00 out of city is in the north and wes

believe in his sam, like the slant is all words and we are fights us for all this region. so one day we will have back, you know, our land one day that he would come to his home. i hope that the shooting in the front of us here to decide this is in the middle of the day, the soldiers, we came upside on the after the shooting guns we hit, you hit that. they're just making the fact that the people to be frank and the people to be left sitting good under to scare us, you know, without the reason our people, they are fighting for that freedom for a bit loud. and whatever will happen, what am i going to, to make the white flag for these people or for anyone in the world, they should know the slant, the 15 and they fight for it for a long time. i'm. they don't want to be tenants. we are not looking to can anybody, we just want our 3 then we just one, the work stands with us to help us to live. a lot of children live in a beautiful, beautiful life like others. i wish that they would come when i am a lights, so by now stay with our team to national for all the latest from around t

despicable that anybody, questions their job performance or suggests that, that there's waste your sam as he is also vital for science and conservation. it's home to hundreds of animal species and more than a 1000 different plants. these national parks are one of the treasures of our country, and they sold some species that are on the brink of extinction. and if we don't ask now to save these things, they could disappear for ever. several parts of will re scaled back operations in response to the cost. there's been pressure from some politicians and advocacy groups to reverse them. the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps, a sense of mountain l g 0. so so at this point now here's far tom, thank you so much. and you have top group a of the champions trophy after they defeated new zealand by 44 runs into by using line did well to restrict india to 249. help buy some fantastic catching like this from glen phillips to remove your eye. coley india spinner's had the last last viral chakrabarti to 5, which it says the black cops were bold out for $2

. >> more than 300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo'sirst town hall meeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet. you haven't been in this. >> we gave you through. >> the. >> stupid president $350 million. >> zelensky was in washington to sign a high stakes agreement. the minerals deal would have established a partnership with the u.s, but after the public fallout, zelensky left without a deal. and any assurance the u.s. will continue to support ukraine. >> they did their part for peace. uh- it was our responsibility to step up for them, and we know that if putin prevails in ukraine, he's not going to stop. >> liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term, irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation of

well, we have, sam has nothing to lose. he doesn't have to run for re election. so i think 3 is going to give, let loose every single of the passions that he has political passion that he has left. yeah. and he is not going to pull back. yeah, that is a shame. i mean, i truly believe he's serious about ending this war and i think the president put in most importantly, understands this fully. know. yeah, well maybe we can progress. just wrapping this off at a sound throw, you know, you talked about, you know, so that if you having enough houses around the world, i understand they're, they're on confront reports. he has to a norm as your sparked off the french riviera coast. he's also got reportedly a big vineyard in tuscany, so you know, he's got all sorts of options to go to amazon. lovely. it's, it's a incredible. if i were him, i would be already enjoying these routes. yeah, well i mean i want to get off the radar alliston, but i mean he's, he's, he's upset so many, many people in the world. he needs to kind of go somewhere. well, secure. i don't blame him. i t

this is not up for debate. >> reporter: for saturday today, sam brock, nbc news. >>> all right, let'sr to angie for another check of the weather. looks like a heat wave coming. >> and you know what? just in time for first day of meteorological spring. right, peter? >> i was going to remind you of that. >> i figured you were. i was waiting for it. i beat you to the punch. and boy, do we have spring-like temperatures through most of the country through the better part of this week, and a lot of us are still holding onto those warmer than average numbers. 60s across the plains, 70s and high 70s for parts of texas. 70s across the east as well. charlotte you're going to top out at 71 degrees. notice that cooler air that settles in for the great lakes, the 20s, the 40s. those are kind of the rangers we'll see for folks through the day. new york city ends up back in the low 30s. we're talking below normal temperatures for a lot of folks from boston to washington, d.c. pittsburgh included in that with a high of just 32 degrees for tomorrow. and then as we get into the later part of our weeken

. >> sticky sam took it.it, here' s what trump said about it. >> he is all dressed up today. i don't know if you two like each other but i -- i think he is. rachel: gracious after the reporter asked about that. this is to see blake lively, the fight with justin narrowed her request to exclude the content of calls or messages, the phone records would contain sensitive information regarding other acquaintances. this is like jealous ryan reynolds, right? jimmy:they need to learn to quit when they are behind. blake lively, everyone has a friend who complains about someone so much you eventually realize your friend is the crazy one in the relationship, she is the crazy one here. rachel: i thought you would go in another direction. talking bad about this guy because he likes it. here is another interesting thing, there's a study that shows married men in the united states are doing more highest worker. this was guys that were probably single, our cook and choline, what and colleen, what do you do after this, consci

we've got two governor wanna if bees, sam in ohio and byron donalds this in florida.minutes. rachel: oh, wow. that's an amazing lineup. thanks, maria. >> thanks so much. rachel: you got it. mardi gras kicks off the week, and we're celebrating with a fat tuesday feast. that that's next, condition wait. ♪ come on, let your colors burst ♪ ♪ and the holy spirit. my soul proclaims the greatness of the lord. my spirit rejoices in god my savior, for he has looked with favor on his lowly servant. he has mercy on those who fear him in every generation. glory be to the father and the son and the holy spirit. as it was in the beginning, is now, and will be forever. amen. join me in prayer every day on hallow. download it now. god bless. (♪) the last eight years i've been in bed, basically. after taking relief factor, after two weeks, when i woke up in the morning, i could open and close my hands, stand on my feet without them killing me, the pain just subsided. if pain is affecting your life, see how relief factor can help you fight back. 100% drug-free, relief factor doesn't ma

assembled one, william wilde, cary grant were the only three people -- sam wilder, william wilde, carygrant were the only ones. no one else wanted to be associated with him or stand up for him so essentially it was a time of great moral cowardice because no one wanted to be printed as being sympathetic to someone who was regarded as un-american in 1952. peter: 20 years later, when it was safe, they all realize, we made a slight error in judgment. so they gave him an honorary academy award because basically it was a way of saying we are sorry and he agreed to accept it. he named his son sidney after his brother. his son sidney told me he did not care about awards. he never had. awards meant nothing to him. he cared about working on a script until it was as good as you can possibly make it, working on a scene until it was as good as you can possibly make it, working on a film until it was as good as you can possibly make it. it was all about being a good worker bee, that was his identity. it was not some guy on a mountaintop dispensing wisdom. it was the deadliness of being a good worker

he was working closely with sam rayburn, who was the leadership in the senate, the democratic leadership from texas. his main. detractor was actually one of his earliest supporters. so he had been supported a senator from louisiana named huey long, who had really pushed forward his candidacy and then his his campaign in 1932. but long was a populist. he was somebody who kind of wanted fdr his job, and he was radical than fdr was. and so pretty early on, he taking shots at fdr administration because he believes it doesn't go enough. they're not willing to money the way that huey long would like the programs, the public works programs and job programs he think don't go anywhere near far. and so long because he is such a big character a big personality. he makes masterful use of radio. he becomes, one of fdr main antagonist, the congress. some of the legislation passed in that first 100 days of fdr was first administration. the emergency banking act. the federal emergency relief act. the national industrial recovery act. the agricultural adjustment act. civilian corps was passed as well as

south bay congressman sam liccardo held his first town hall meeting since being elected, and before theting got underway friday night, he addressed that heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. now, liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term, irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation of neville. chamberlain. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh. it has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> now, congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. the looming tariff threats could greatly impact consumers and hurt the u.s. economy. that's according to new data, which shows consumers cut their spending by 0.2% in january. it's the biggest cut since february 2021, despite inflation being down. president trump imposed new import taxes on canada, mexico and china. the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop 1.5% annually if th

they're just in a field of traffic. 23 along that sam a tail. so 1, 0, 80 starting to get busy as you're heading across towards the peninsula. 14 minutes on that richmond, sandra fell bridge and let's check on the south bay for you. what? 47 minutes last check in. we're still at 38. so things are getting a little busy darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.31. and there's something going on in oakland right now. there's a heavy police presence at 54th and international boulevard. yeah. let's get right to the scene. kron four's joey horta is there. joey? >> it guys. yeah. this is a major roadway here in oakland if you're familiar international. and so it's normally going to be full of cars at this point in the day. but it's shut down now by police for several blocks at this hour. and police tell me there was a serious car crash here along international around 4 o'clock this morning. officers do say the victim is in critical condition, but tell us that they are stable. take a look at this video. now. we have seen a few unmarked cars and det

he was working closely with sam rayburn, who was the leadership in the senate, the democratic leadership from texas. his main. detractor was actually one of his earliest supporters. so he had been supported a senator from louisiana named huey long, who had really pushed forward his candidacy and then his his campaign in 1932. but long was a populist. he was somebody who kind of wanted fdr his job, and he was radical than fdr was. and so pretty early on, he taking shots at fdr administration because he believes it doesn't go enough. they're not willing to money the way that huey long would like the programs, the public works programs and jobs programs he think don't go anywhere near far. and so long because he is such a big character a big personality. he makes masterful use of radio. he becomes, one of fdr main antagonist, the congress. some of the legislation passed in that first 100 days of fdr was first administration. the emergency banking act. the federal emergency relief act. the national industrial recovery act. the agricultural adjustment act. civilian corps was passed as well as