sharon: that's true.they had to work on themselves and they became more positive in their 20's and 30's where the others who were able to ride through adolescence. cathy: i think ipt in the seventh grade. [laughter] -- i peeked in the seventh grade. sharon: i think that's true. to be the prettiest girl is fulfilling and then they find themselves empty. they are pretty but they don't have anything else. they have not developed any skills. cathy: it appears that middle-age women disappear in the media. they are no longer attractive enough to be sex objects. they are a little too old to be mothers. they are not pictured that way anymore, all of a sudden, you do not see women after a certain age. it must be very disconcerting when they start getting into the 40's. sharon: especially like before if you accept the stereotype, then you are stuck with it. you don't have much purpose or reason to be. lyn: i think that is where cosmetic sales come in. cathy: the idea of trying to recapture youth is an unfortunate p

sharon: that's true.hey had to work on themselves and they became more positive human beings in their 20's and 30's where the others who were able to ride through adolescence. cathy: i think i peaked in the seventh grade. [laughter] sharon: i think that's true. some girls fulfill the image and did what was expected, than they expect the fairytale to come true, that because they went with the football captain or where the prettiest girl, to be fulfilling, than they find their lives empty. there they are, pretty, young girl, but they don't have anything else. they have not developed any skills. >> what happens next is they get older and it appears that middle-age women disappear in the media. they are no longer attractive enough to be sex objects. they are a little too old to be mothers. they are not pictured that way anymore, all of a sudden, you do not see women after a certain age. it must be very disconcerting for women when they start getting on into their 40's. sharon: especially, like before, if you

i'm here to support sharon. sharon is intelligent. she has integrity and she brings sunshine on a cloudy day. so we would love for you to resubmit her and have her be in a position that she is best at. thank you, she gets my full support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, rudy. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is francisco decosta. and i want to talk on an issue that i'm very concerned about and that is the mta despicable actions linked to taxi drivers. we cannot forget the many taxi drivers that have got strokes, died of a heart attack just because the mta hasn't done due diligence. we just cannot talk about the other issues because mta has failed on many other levels. they're happy now because the biden administration is going to send them some money but we cannot. we robbed them and we destroyed families. i will not take this like a joke. wherever these people are that they have to have empathy and compassion. and there must be restitution to the drivers, the taxi drivers. and as long as i'm alive, i'm going to fight fo

i'm saying what sharon said.ut here, jamel. >> i think number one, and we see this all the time. i think number one, a lot of white people, honestly, it's like, if you're trying to have a productive, constructive conversation about race with somebody black or of color, period, i need to you listen more than i need you to talk. so that to me right there is an indication of your level of seriousness. and understand that it is not our responsibility to teach you anything. i'm not walking you through 400 years of history, i'm not explaining to you everything racial under the sun. that's not my job. you need to be able to put in some work to even enter the conversation. if you're not able to do that, i can't take it all that seriously. this is a frustrating experience commonly for people of color. because when we try to have those conversations, we get told how to feel, what to feel, and we wind up sometimes until we get to a point where i don't care anymore. i'm going to have to hurt your feelings. we wind up trying

. >> sharon tate begged her, please don't kill me. >> he was trying to take advantage of peace and love, flower power. >> even now, decades later, the world is still fascinated by charles manson and his crimes. we take you inside his world of drugs. >> he would dose them with lsd. >> sex. >> he slept with all those girls. >> and rock 'n' roll. >> they really did listen to the white album over and over. >> with new interviews. >> he says, gary, this is your last chance. >> and new details. >> he would always frame his statements, this is what i believe, and the girls all believed it. >> the murders. >> these people were brutally butchered. >> the mayhem. >> charlie was acting meaner towards the girls. >> the madman. >> maybe i should have killed 400, 500 people, then i would have felt better. >> he symbolizes the horror that can be possible in this world. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." charles manson was a man of small stature and monstrous delusions. the one-time amateur musician believed he would be bigger than the beatles. after that dream was crushed, it was replaced by a chill

sharon: we do.look at the nfib report, the access to capital was not one of the biggest concerns. in fact, most of the business owners replied saying that there was plenty of access to capital. it was just they were uncertain about the environment we are in, what is going to happen next, and i thing that is the same with hiring and capital expenditures. it has been a wait-and-see type of attitude from many business owners, and now that we are getting through much of this, you are seeing people starting to spend, starting to invest, buying vehicles for their business. all of this did come through in the report that was just released today. guy: over here in europe, the strategy has been to produce furlough schemes that have allowed staff to remain connected to businesses without having to be paid. the u.s. has taken a different approach. it is more consumption focused, the way that the government packages have worked. how do you compare and contrast and think about the best way of helping small busin

did you feel in that moment, sharon, like you might die?o one is running around trying to fix you, that's when you realize how near death is and how serious everything is. >> you write about the light, the feeling of falling, seeing people who had passed. >> i found out that i wasn't the only one who had this kind of experience. it's so profound. >> you talk about the second life, living twice. is there a silver lining somewhere in what happened to you in september of 2001? >> oh, my god, yes. you know, we're here to learn our lessons. i hope i was humble and available to my lesson, because i don't want to do it again. >> those lessons began in rural pennsylvania where stone was raised with her sister and two brothers by a father who worked in a tool and dye factory and a mother who practiced tough love. did you look then, sharon, at her performing as some way out of the life that you saw your parents having? >> no one thought that's what i should do. i was a little kid who tested with a high i.q. and pushed through school, 5 years old in t

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sharon bell, thank you very much .will continue discussing how women have been affected by the pandemic and the pandemic -- and the economic impact. caroline nokes will be joining us next. looking forward to that conversation. this is how european equities have been is -- have finished the session. massive outperformance from the dax. cars and banks having a very good day. ritika: this is "the european close." coming up, former xerox chairman and ceo. that is at 4:00 in new york. this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. the cdc says vaccinated people can visit indoors without masks. they must still wear them in public and should avoid large gatherings when they're around people who are not immunized or are at high risk of getting the coronavirus. democratic lawmakers predict president biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill will sail through the house tomorrow. the senate made changes to the bill to appease moderates. there are likely to prove enough to -- there unlikely to prove enough to make p

i'm here to support sharon. sharon is intelligent. she has integrity and she brings sunshine on a cloudy day. so we would love for you to resubmit her and have her be in a position that she is best at. thank you, she gets my full support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, rudy. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is francisco decosta. and i want to talk on an issue that i'm very concerned about and that is the mta despicable actions linked to taxi drivers. we cannot forget the many taxi drivers that have got strokes, died of a heart attack just because the mta hasn't done due diligence. we just cannot talk about the other issues because mta has failed on many other levels. they're happy now because the biden administration is going to send them some money but we cannot. we robbed them and we destroyed families. i will not take this like a joke. wherever these people are that they have to have empathy and compassion. and there must be restitution to the drivers, the taxi drivers. and as long as i'm alive, i'm going to fight fo

sharon? >> reporter: well, it could happen very soon and this is great news, because i even know a couple of teenagers who caught covid-19, thankfully they're doing okay, but you know, they all love to hang out. they can go see movies together right now, so this is great news for this age group and the community. now we've heard for weeks that vaccine supply would increase dramatically by may, and here in contra costa county, leaders are saying there is no shortage and the community is looking forward to seeing the younger age group vaccinated. >> we have thousands of appointments available this week, so we encourage you to get online or call us and make an appointment. >> especially teenagers because they are, you know, they want to gather. they want to see each other and everything and now it's real hard for them. >> having it readily available is such a windfall for everybody here. and i hope everybody takes advantage of it. >> reporter: contra costa health services recently opened eligibi

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reporting live in walnut creek, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you. >>> happeningay the san francisco school board member under fire for comments some call racially insensitive may soon be stripped of much of her power and recently resurfaced tweets she referenced the asian-american community, white supremacy and racism. alison collins has since apologized. she is also refusing to resign. today the board is expected to discuss removing collins as vice president and removing all of her committee assignments. but she would still be allowed to remain on the board. >>> the dublin unified school district in mourning after the heartbreaking death of a leader, trustee catherine kuo was volunteering at a food distribution event in dublin yesterday when she was hit and pinned between two cars. she was rushed to a hospital but could not be saved. the interim superintendent released a statement in part saying she's dedicated so much of her heart, soul and time to our community. our schools, students, staff and families are forever indebted to her. >>> 6:58. time to get a look

"so cbs has yanked "the talk" off the air after sharon defended."dal is me being racist for refusal to be a believe. your thoughts. >> trace, when oprah sat opposite meghan markle, she said you're now broadcasting your trust. when sharon osborne rushed to piers defense, she said this is piers morgan's truth. there's an objective truth out there, too. we have to figure out what that is. but it's a far cry to say someone's a racist for questioning charges against someone else. race is not a guarantor of truth. my problem here is if we get into this idea that because someone is a minority and makes a charge, they must instantly be believed. that is its own type of privilege and the last time we saw that was from a guy named jussie smollett. >> and sharon osborne saying i blame the network for it. totally blindsided by the situation. in my 11 years, this was the first time i was not involved with the planning of the segment. so you know, there's a walk back from her. i'll give you the final thought. >> you could see that, trace. she was blindsided. she

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sharon katsuda is in palo alto. schools have been working up to this point to get back to in-person instruction. >> reporter: they really have. good morning, kris. yes and it's going to be interesting talking to high school students when they return this morning, because some of them i know kind of like sleeping in and going to their zoom classes, just rolling out of bed going to their zoom classes so it will be interesting talking to them this morning. all grades are returning to the classroom today, that's tk through 12th. elementary students in the district have been back in a hybrid model since october. fifth graders went back last tuesday. now it's the high school's turn. last week during a visit to baron elementary, governor newsom held up the palo alto unionified school district as an example of how to reopen safely. west contra costa unified is one of the first districts to announce the plan for in-person summer school and in san francisco, the school district is still working with the teachers union to get

and charlie boyle as well a financial journalist thank you both for joining us today sharon 1st to you. von de lay and just saying about where to go an extra 350000000000 year rose per year is needed to fund the switch to renewables do you think there's really such an appetite for that kind of spending is especially considering now admits that the whole pandemic. i think there is an appetite i think at the moment especially what we see in industry in money. is a recognition of the need that that $1.00 talk must be clear about if we hit that one point. that does make climate change go away to stop it being as bad as it could be and there is an appetite to meet that talk and put that if we think about industries like glass money to steal money back to cement thank you these are not easy industries to decarbonize and then on top of that we have things like transport but at the same time that was spending the money we're creating green jobs so i think this is doable it's going to be painful but in the long term it's going to benefit and it's going to offset that damage that's hockey throug

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i sure hope people are listening to every single thing you've said, sharon kwon.nd candidly and honestly, painful as it is. thank you so much. >>> and for all of you, we're going to have a lot more on this at 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight with another msnbc special. my colleagues are going to pick up the mantle where we leave off now and have another conversation for a whole other hour so tune in for that, everyone. >>> meantime, the final straw for the filibuster, why the move to make a major change is gathering steam. lawrence o'donnell's going to join me with that and more at the top of the hour. me with th the top of the hour. ♪ over 10 years ago, we made a promise to redefine everything a truck can be. ♪ and while we've made good on that promise by winning back to back to back motor trend truck of the year awards, the work is never done. ♪ for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster

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sharon osbourne has been on all 11 seasons of "the talk."at show they often think of her. she's recently been accused of racist language that allegedly goes back years and this morning, she is out of the conversation. overnight, longtime "talk" co-host sharon osbourne stepping down after the show's internal investigation into her behavior during this exchange earlier this month. >> and don't try and cry. if anyone should be crying, it should be me. >> reporter: the saga unfolding after an on air confrontation. that argument sparked by what former "good morning britain" host piers morgan said about meghan markle's interview with oprah. >> i'm sorry. i don't believe a word she says, meghan markle. i wouldn't believe it if she read me a weather report. >> reporter: markle appearing to suggest the royal family of racist behavior which the queen has said is concerning and will be addressed privately. osborne defending morgan. >> because i supported a longtime friend and work colleague of mine for years, that everybody goes, if you support him, th

sharon osborn is married -- sharon osbourne is married to a guy who used to bite the head off bats, nowsn't like meghan markle. is this racism run amok? >> no, i think it's about speech, and free speech is dying in america right now. it's not cancel culture, it's control culture. the problem we're facing as a society is leftists control all major institutions in the country. they control big option corporations -- big corporations, big tech, the federal government, education, and with all of that power, they are the ones who are establishing norms, establishing what acceptable thought process is in america, what acceptable speech in america, what is acceptable beliefs in america, and they control the flow of information to the rest of the country as well. and what happens is if you don't submit to that leftist belief, if you don't submit to progressivism, then you face books being banned, you face losing contracts, you face cancellation, you face being fired, you face naming and shaming. you face the destruction of your life. and what it all has is a really chilling effect on speech in

reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda. >> thank you, sharon. you can help in the efforts to stop the hate. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 and our parent company partnerea pacific and asian-american communities. since february more than half a million dollars have been donated to that fund. if you would like to donate we've added a long to our website nbcbayarea.com. >> if you're still waiting for a covid-19 vaccine. mark your calendar for april 15th when all americans will become eligible for a shot. bob redell joins us with more. april 15th is pretty close, about three weeks away here so please help us out. what can people do now to prepare? >> reporter: there's simple things. mark april 1st, if you're 50 years of age next thursday you can get your shot and, of course, april 15th for 16 and over here in california. still several days out, but, yeah, there's some things you can do. one is log on to myturn c pa.gov. you'll be notified when you're eligible to receive the shot. once eligible you'll be able to receive your shot through my turn. the

sharon chin, kpix5. >> if you would like to nominate someone for a bay area jefferson award, the form is on our website. check it out on kpix.com/hero. >>> a look now at >>> coming up at 5:00, a peninsula family looks out their window to see a mountain lion attacking their dog. how the owner jumped into action to scare off the big cat. we'll have that story and measure at 5:00. you don't want to miss it. >>> let's get one last check of the weather with mary. >> all right, michelle, and tracking the rain on doppler, it is lit up with that widespread rain. tracking moderate to heavy rainfall pushing across parts of the north bay, petaluma, it is pouring over you. and the rain over the golden gate into san francisco. you can see that cell over south san francisco with that moderate to heavier rainfall. rain across the bay bridge into the east bay from oakland, san leandro, right over san mateo and redwood city. and, more rain on the way as we head through the rest of our afternoon and evening. back to you. >> if you are driving out there, just be careful. take the time. that's going to d

thank you, sharon and thank you kathy.our next program we'll explore what the law says about women and what women are doing to change the law. i hope you will join us then. thank you for being with us today. ♪ ♪ >> this program was recorded in the ann arbor television studios of the university of michigan. >> this is university of michigan television. >>> we nights this month, we're featuring "american history tv" programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, a night of oral histories with korean war veterans. the korean war began on june 25th, 1950 and ended with an armistice agreement in july of 1953. we start with carl house as he recalls his house in the ambitious landing at incheon, a victory for u.s. forces which turned the tide early in the war. he also talks about the surprise chinese counterattack at the battle of chosen reservoir where he was captured and details the suffering he endured as a prisoner of the chinese. the korean war legacy foundation conducted this 2014 interview in

peacock _ new variants, which professor sharon peacock is _ new variants, which professor sharon peacocks _ about, the thing that causes variants isjust having a high second — variants isjust having a high second edition of the -- high —— high circulation of the virus. that— —— high circulation of the virus. that is— —— high circulation of the virus. that is the _ —— high circulation of the virus. that is the thing, what are we going to do— that is the thing, what are we going to do to _ that is the thing, what are we going to do to keep the measures in place? is to do to keep the measures in place? is test— to do to keep the measures in place? is test and _ to do to keep the measures in place? is test and trace working effectively. it was not certainly before — effectively. it was not certainly before he went into lockdown. is the government or to make sure people who have _ government or to make sure people who have to— government or to make sure people who have to isolate do so, and therefore _ who have to isolate do so, and therefore financially enables them to do— therefore financia

reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> a live look at the oakland coliseum which over the weekend vaccinated a lot of people, another 15,000 or so. statewide, more than 10 million californians have at least one dose of the vaccine, but even with vaccinations moving forward and the case numbers going down, a stanford infectious disease expert warns that we are not quite out of the woods just yet. >> i agree with my colleague, dr. fauci, that it's really important that until we get at least vaccinated, we continue to wear face masks while we're in public and again, avoid crowded indoor environments. >> california's new campaign led by blue shield has not yet landed in the bay area, but the rollout has been bumpy up to this point with questions about coverage for underrepresented communities. >>> parents and students in san francisco this week are set to hit that one-year mark of classrooms being closed. this comes as the district announced its first breakthrough in reopening those schools. thanks to an agreement late friday, some c

thank you, sharon, and thank you, kathy.e you will join us about our disk -- for our discussion about what women are doing to change the law. thank you for joining us today. ♪ >> this program was recorded in the ann arbor television studios of the university of michigan. >> this is university of michigan television. >>

. >> nbc bay area sharon katsuda live in chinatown. they weren't just talking about the attacks in chinatown, they were talking about the huge one in georgia. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, terry and they said it was not only a time to express grief. it is also a time for healing. they painted on the sidewalk messages of respect and solidarity in chinatown's square and numerous speakers heard stories of sadness and worry over the elderly and the need to make the community feel safe again after even more attacks in the city. families came out to support each other. >> my condolences to the family of the shootings in atlanta, and then i see in the news every day, every week in the bay area. >> i was kind of scared to come out because i didn't know what was going to happen, but i decided to come out. >> we're coming together as asian-americans, as women, as communities of all walks of life to grieve. >> reporter: they also wrote messages of piece for display on the bridge. organizers say it's important to keep the younger generatio

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live for us in san francisco this morning and sharon, i have to steal some of your thunder. the reports say in san francisco the amount of offices up for lease could fill up the salesforce tower 11 times over. that's pretty wild. >> reporter: that is wild, marcus. take a look, it's right behind us in this perfect view of it. you can see how massive the salesforce tower is and this story really affects all of us, whether you live in the suburbs or here in the city. the "san francisco chronicle" reports there's so much vacant office space now due to the up for lease as you said could fill 11 salesforce towers, and there's talk about whether that office space should be turned into apartment units. this would of course require city leaders to pass new legislation to allow that, but after the dot-com boom and bust, this was a step taken so it's possible we could see a move in this direction. still, "the chronicle" reports holding on to office space may be more lucrative to owners if and when there's a comeback after the pandemic. you can see rental pri

sharon? >> reporter: marcus, many businesses closed, some are still struggling and the store behind me shows a sign that says it has closed due to the pandemic. those businesses that are still trying to survive, they might see some hope soon. supervisors plan to hold a news conference today to show support for these businesses by waiving certain fees for small businesses that have fewer than 50 employees. according to the county, about 2,600 eateries are material shuttered across santa clara county and additional 1,000 have closed permanently. the action is expected to cost the department of environmental protection at least $1.4 million in lost revenue through june, according to a staff report but supervisors say this is a small price to pay to help struggling businesses and in some ways, could be considered an investment. the board is expected to vote on this issue tomorrow. reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, sharon. >>> so over at the

hello, sharon. sharon, are you there? >> hi. sorry. i've been on the line for so long. a thousand people. just wanted to say i feel like all these conversations are going to be distracted by collins racist tweets and this incredibly pro and con system that marginalizes our voices. that's all i have. >> clerk: hello, julie. hello, julie, are you there? okay. hello, linda? linda? >> i'm sorry. can you hear me? >> i can now. sorry. this is julie. i was trying to get through. i'm a commissioner on the commission on the status of women. i just wanted to emphasize a safety issue for families that rely on public information. i've called for hearings in the past about extra security and it only happens between narrow hours and given that public transportation will be more limited that's something to address. the other thing i want to address and bullying and we worked with that with the department. but i think as we go to in person learning especially for the asian students and also really to address this issue with parents who are limited english proefficient and finally i bel

thank you, sharon and thank you kathy.ext program we'll explore what the law says about women and what women are doing to change the law. i hope you will join us then. thank you for being with us today. ♪ ♪ >> this program was recorded in the ann arbor television studios of the university of michigan. >> this is university of michigan television. >>> we nights this month, we're >>> every weekend documenting america's story, funding for american history tv comes from these companies that support c-span3 as a public service. >>> women in the family of man is a 1971 university of michigan broadcast that begins with a historical sketch of various times in society. the program moves to a studio substitution

reporting live in oakland, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. >>> a developing story this midday. jury selection is delayed in the murder trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd. you may remember floyd died after chauvin held him to the ground with his knee across his neck for more than eight minutes. originally jury selection was supposed to take place today, but that judge allowing the prosecution's request to seek further review with the court of appeals. while that review plays out, jury selection is on hold at least until tomorrow. derek chauvin, the officer shown on video with his knee on floyd's neck is charged with unintentional second degree murder and second degree manslaughter. >>> switching gears now, taking a look at the forecast. we're tracking rain coming into the bay area. our storm ranger watching and working hard, keeping track of what's going on. look at that. rain is going to last a lot longer than the system this last weekend that we just saw. meteorologist kari hall is here to break it a

reporting live in palo alto, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. >>> it turns outre is a way to get the vaccine, even if you're not eligible just yet and still not jump the line. my turn volunteer campaign is now asking for volunteers to provide help at vaccination clinics. for nonmedical volunteers, tasks can range from sanitizing surfaces to directing traffic. once you sign up on the website and volunteer for four or more hours at the clinic, you will be eligible to receive a vaccine, whether you're currently qualifying or not. supervisor matt haney is promoting this program. >> this is a transparent thing. sign up here, volunteer your time and then get access to the vaccine. this isn't anyone cutting the line. >> the state's chief service officer says thousands of volunteers have already signed up, and they expect many more to come in the weeks to come. >>> if you're planning to get a vaccine and you're looking for information of how and where to get the shot, go to planyourvaccine.com. there, once you're there, put in your state, age and occupation and it will

pandemic begin it's forced many, particularly black women, to make tough financial decision cnbc's sharonn has more. >> when co-vvid came and shut t schools down, i had to minimize my working. >> a mail carrier in pittsburgh needed to be at home while her 7-year-old daughter gets schooled at home working weekends full-r them to >> i didn't realize how much groceries cost and i didn't realize how much toiletries and supplies for my house, i didn't really pay attention to how much that stuff cost until i had to cut my hours back. >> reporter: even with unemployment benefits and two stimulus payments -- >> i am paycheck to paycheck i didn't deplete my savings, however, my savings is dwindling. >> reporter: she's not alone in a survey conducted by surve surveymonkey, one quarter of americans say they have tapped their emergency savings or borrowed from a family or friend since the outbreak nearly 40% of black women had to do this. 60% of black women are the sole decision makers in their hous households. when forced to make difficult choices, the first step is having a plan for spending >> we

on the other hand, sharon has said that she was blind sided by her co-hosts that day.estion was going to go that way. she feels that she was caught offguard. doesn't it -- doesn't excuse it, but it does explain why she reacted the way that she reacted. i think there is a lot to sort out there. >> yeah. i can understand to some degree how she came to the defense of a friend. these other comments that have come out subsequently are more concerning. >> you can come to a defense of a friend but make it clear i don't agree with the friend. she's my friend, but i don't agree with what they're saying. it's an unfortunate situation because i like them both. i like the show. and i think they're very valuable part of the cbs family. so let's hope that that works out in a good way for everyone involved. >>> jonathan, we thank you again. that was tough. coming up next, vlad duthiers has the stories you'll be talking about later today. we do it every night. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers... ...use

sharon? >> reporter: marcus, the county health at the present time says if all goes well anyone who is 16 or older who lives or works in the county could be eligible by the end of the week for this vaccine. now federal, state and county leaders have said for weeks that vaccine supply would increase dramatically by may and here in contra costa counties leaders are saying there is no shortage. the community is looking forward to seeing this younger age group vaccinated. >> we have thousands of appointments available this week so we encourage you to get online or call us and make an appointment. >> especially teenagers, because they are -- you know, they want to gather. they want to see each other and everything, and now it's real hard for them. >> reporter: contra costa health services recently opened eligibility to anyone 16 or older. county leaders urged everyone in the current eligibility groups to make appointments before this new eligibility tier opens up. the county will make a final deci

sharon osborn vigorously defending herself. kat timpf, great to see you.nt, judge lawrence silverman eviscerated a ruling saying actual malice is too high libel standard. they called it virtually democratic party broad sheets he cited serious efforts to muzzle fox news calling this network, the new york post and wall street journal editorial page exceptions to democratic influence. his words may have no impact on libel law but they are already sparking a debate. ahead, frank luntz with a focus group on covid vaccines, coming up, donald trump goes after the washington post, gives a lengthy international view to fox and much more with his spokes american, jason miller. ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. start the year smiling at aspen dental where new starts happen, every day. get exceptional care at every step, unparalleled safety at every visit, and flexible payment options for every budget. now, during the everyday smiles event new patients get a full exam & set of x-rays with n

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thank you, sharon and thank you kathy.our next program we'll explore what the law says about women and what women are doing to change the law. i hope you will join us then. thank you for being with us today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this program was recorded in the ann arbor television studios of the university of michigan. ♪ ♪ >> this is university of michigan television. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available on c-span3. tonight, a night of oral history with korean war veterans. the korean war began in 1950 and ended in july of 1953. we start with carl house, as he recounts his part in the landing of inchon. he talks about the surprise chinese counterattack and intense combat at the battle of chosen reservoir where he was captured. the korean war legacy foundation conducted this interview why louisville, kentucky. watch tonight starting at 8:00 eastern. and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> women in the family of man is a 1971 university of mic

there are follow-up stories, and allegations against sharon osbourne for being racially insensitive, down to look into this further, because all these major companies, they want to make sure they feel they're on the right side of history and not supporting the kind of inappropriate behavior or offensive behavior that sharon osbourne was alleged to have been doing. i'm sure she'll tell her side of the story somewhere, but this is another example of companies trying to have high standards, as you said, have accountsability, whether it's in the governmental space or not in the corporate space. >> and we're seeing individuals who are apologizing for past remarks that they made. that impacted the asian-american community, too, especially after the shooting spree in atlanta. thank you for the time, as always. be sure to catch brian tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> next we'll head to los angeles where a rally to stop hate is underway. you're live in the "cnn news newsroom". we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and h

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