>> sharon definitely wasn't doing okay.rementally, needed more. >> police looking for laci peterson in modesto, california, want to verify her husband's alibi. >> modesto pd put out a bulletin. had anyone seen this truck, this boat, on christmas eve? they expanded their ground search to the foothills, the reservoirs, even mine shafts. and by mid-january, police decided they needed to tell sharon about scott's affair. >> i said, hey, we've got some information we've got to let you know about on this, and the best thing we can do is just give it to you. >> they showed her the photo at amber's christmas party, the one scott said wasn't him. >> i literally thought i was going to throw up. i stood up real fast, because i wanted to get out of there. i wanted to get away from them. i didn't want to hear what they were saying. >> what mother would? >> i just remember my stomach just turning, and i just, saying, just crying. he didn't have to kill her. >> that changed everything you had ever thought about him. >> it did. >> detectiv

purse until the pandemic sharon would have never thought that would be a shortage of food to go around. in only a short time 32000 jobs disappear the cuts for the heaviest on part time employees many of them already held multiple jobs to survive the famously long lines at disneyworld remain shored orlando's free food lines keep getting longer. every saturday sharon volunteers at one of the many food banks in central florida which popped up during the crisis. and they were to have. my daughter and. her daughter and grandkids to help them out as well as time again. just like it is something. that will keep. this food bank open to one year ago by a local union to maybe have laid off disney workers it feeds approximately $1200.00 people per week it's based on donations and volunteer workers like sharon. and american they just touch your heart say that you're giving back you know a lot of people have money and they can just. and and i can't do that right now and i don't plan to work forever but you know what i have a lot of time. sharon still has to wait to go back to the disney dream world

fraud specialists are looking into sharon's case.one number. six weeks on, ronnie has still not come home. itjust made what was an awful, awfultime, losing him, just, it was like somebody had opened a wound and just kept on just digging and digging and digging. sorry. china has launched the first module for its new space station as part of the country's ambitious space programme. a rocket blasted off from the wenchang launch facility on an island off china's southern coast. it's carrying a module which houses life support systems and living space for the space station's crew. the facility is expected to be fully operational by next year. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more from beijing. china's ambitious space programme is unfolding before our very eyes. china was locked out of being part of that international space station and, as a result, just decided to build its own, and so now, well, by next year assuming it all goes to plan, it will be the only country with its own space station. we saw the first module go up the

as sharon did — did, put posters on facebookjust as sharon did.ll kill your dog. and i tell you. _ £1000 or i will kill your dog. and i tell you. it— £1000 or i will kill your dog. and i tell you, it is a hell of an emotional roller—coaster, as he saw from _ emotional roller—coaster, as he saw from sharon — emotional roller—coaster, as he saw from sharon. you have gone from the depths— from sharon. you have gone from the depths of— from sharon. you have gone from the depths of despair and panic that you have lost— depths of despair and panic that you have lost the dog, the joy that someone _ have lost the dog, the joy that someone has got the dog and the hope that he _ someone has got the dog and the hope that he he _ someone has got the dog and the hope that he he will come back, and then that he he will come back, and then that threat— that he he will come back, and then that threat backed up with menacing words _ that threat backed up with menacing words like _ that threat backed up with menacing words like no police, no police. and i words lik

sharon osborne breaking silence since losing her job as cohost of the talk last month.eal time with bill maher and claims she was slurs to describe her from cohost. >> i think so many things in my life, i'm so used to being called things but racist i will not take. agree with somebody does not make you a racist. >> sean, you were on reality tv and i think most americans think there's not much real about it. you think this is about the things she said that they or is this more drama coming to like? and others try to get rid of her? >> thanks for bringing up my reality tv show, and most embarrassing hours of my life. i met why wife on reality tv so all is not that but thanks for the reminder. media has become woke. nbc, abc, to have a show called the talk or you can actually talk about issues and being accused of being racist, sharon osborne, come on. she's a liberal herself and to defend piers morgan and come back again to shut down the conversation and call her racist is obscene. it's frustrating when i look at meghan markle and prince harry, the fact that these are mul

sharon, as we head live into this weekend, sharon, many things are changing. >> reporter: that's right, chris, and you can see behind me a relatively quiet covid test site and that's fortunately a sign of the times. the low covid rates along with a growing number of vaccinations is helping to reopen the economy here. san francisco is in the orange tier and says these factors are allowing new reopening guidelines. they include live events can operate indoors with 100% capacity in areas where people have shown proof they are fully vaccinated. outdoor events can operate at 50 boston if participants show proof of full covid vaccination or a negative covid test. indoor dining can now stay open past 11:00 p.m. but maximum six people per table, an hotels may host private gatherings, receptions and meetings with capacity limitations, indoor conventions can be held with up to 150 people with social distancing and masks, and those planning weddings this year say they are relieved to see things opening up. >> it's significantly smaller than we had planned for but that's okay. we still get to have

sharon? >> reporter: contra costa, sonoma and nappy counties could all move not orange tier this week. now, under this moderate tier level, retail stores would no longer have a limit on capacity. remember the days when we had to wait outside for our turn. movie theaters could increase capacity from 25% to 50% with a maximum of 100 people. restaurants could increase capacity from 25% to 50% for indoor dining, and hotels you may have seen the fitness centers closed. right now they could reopen at 25% capacity. this possible tier move to an orange tier is all tied to a drop in covid cases and deaths and an increase of those vaccinated here in california. now as the counties do move to the orange tier they still have the option of sticking with the stricter guidelines if they feel it's needed for the community. reporting live in san ramon, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sharon. >>> sonoma county and many others promise to, quote, feel out the reopening of classrooms over the ne

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in the city by the bay and sharon, this is good news, at least in terms of jobs. >> reporter: yes you can go to the live events indoors if you show proof that you've been fully vaccinated. now you can also show proof of a recent negative covid test. "the chronicle" says new reopening guidelines include life events can operate indoors with 100% capacity and the vaccinated participants area, outdoor events can operate at 50% if participants show proof of full covid vaccination or negative covid test. indoor dining can stay open past 11:00 p.m., but maximum six people per table. hotels may host private gatherings, receptions and meetings with capacity limitations. indoor conventions can be held with up to 150 people, with social distancing and masks. looks like all these reopenings are affecting the unemployment rate. california reports 69,000 new unemployment claims for the week of april 10th, compared to more than 600,000 at this time last year. yesterday the california legislature passed a bill requiring some businesses such as hotels and c

yes we are ready to face the world and say who did what and what they deserve for such crimes mr sharon country after country has condemned your intransigence the us said in february at the security council there can be no peace if the who things keep up their daily attacks against the yemeni people saudi arabia and other countries in the region you said you want good relations with the us than accept an immediate and comprehensive cease fire as they've demanded. we want a real peace not a peace paid for by the saudis and the americas when you talk about the world condemning the who these or the i mean the forces who are really fighting them you know why they are the saudis and the iraqis have spent billions of dollars to create a certain picture about what happens in yemen and no one knows what happened in our country really the actual picture they committed most of the crimes in this country and we know what they have done and we are very documenting that think what is happening in the international arena is what the saudis have paid for and those countries who are condemning the hope

nbc bay area's sharon dads d.a. -- sharon katsuda is live to show us more on that investigation. >> reporter: good morning, cierra. vacaville police say the officers did not know that the teen has autism and were responding to a call on someone who had a knife or a weapon. there's new audio dispatch of that call, and we have to tell you that some of this video may be disturbing. adam wolf is upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son preston had with vacaville police. you can't see in the video his son is there with his scooter when police show up. you can see him following police instruction when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him he tried to run away. his father says there's a reason for that and there's a question whether police should have known that with the dispatch information. >> for a child with autism. >> is preston the subject that has autism and possibly has special needs per your contact. i'm familiar with him. >> we understand the video on social media is very difficult to watch. when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assunaware at

nowadays sharon also only takes one tablets a day. in the past she had to take up to 40 over the years she had an on her doctor have developed a good relationship and even hold educational events together at the university aimed specifically at young people. in the shooting that's shown it was really brave of sharing to be so vocal and open to give advice and talk about her personal experience and what it's like often in. front of me on 2 fronts it was interesting hearing things from her point of view really impressive and. even in the most difficult times she had never lost heart she continued to set herself new goals such as participating in the birth of bits here and i'm now 34 and i'm now slowly understanding who i am and feel more at peace with myself and of course nowadays the illness doesn't play the same role as it used to i'm ill longer struggling to survive each day. these days she has one main goal to simply enjoy life to its fullest. the united nations originally wanted to get rid of aids by the year 2020 and they failed s

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>>> "the talk" is back on cbs after a month-long hiatus and the detart tour departure of co-host sharon, co-host sharon underwood was asked how she fete about her heated conversation with osborne last month. >> i didn't want to escalate things with sharon because i thought i was having a conversation with a friend. but also i knew i had to be an example for others to follow because i didn't want to be perceived as the angry black woman. and that really scared me. >> the show went on hiatus after march 10th, after that discussion, while cbs conducted an internal review. osborne apologized on twitter to anyone of color that she offended. the network later said that osborne's behavior did not align with its values for a respectful workplace and osborne decided to leave the show. underwood said osborne reached out to her to apologize via text, but she said she has not spoken to osborne. >>> country music star luke bryan said he tested positive for the coronavirus. bryan was supposed to make a pretaped remote appearance as part of this sunday's academic of country music awards on cbs, but it

nowadays sharon also only takes one tablet a day. in the past she had to take up to 40 over the years she didn't on her doctor have developed a good relationship and even hold educational events together at the university aimed specifically at young people. in the shooting that's shy i thought it was really brave of sharing to be so vocal and open to give advice and to talk about her personal experience and what it's like often in. front of me on twitter it was interesting hearing things from her point of view really impressive and. even in the most difficult times she had never lost heart she continued to set yourself new goals such as participating in the birth. it's here and i'm now 34 and i'm now slowly understand who i am and feel more at peace with myself and of course nowadays the illness doesn't play the same role as it used to i'm ill longer struggling to survive each day. these days she has one main goal to simply enjoy life to its fullest. the united nations originally wanted to get rid of aids by the year 2020 and they fa

know it's not just your side knowing the other not how far you can dance as oil reserve or forest mr sharon read the report you know dawn to you don't you don't you're right you're out i'm not saying the whole truth to the world through your programs the un but the saudis and the blacklist 3 years ago that paid money they lifted them from the books and this is what will happen the saudis will pay a lot of money with the immoralities and you will lift them from the books of the crimes they have done and there you will keep the books for our people here in santa of what they did money talks and this is just a shot of human rights groups have noted another part of your oppression and that includes sexual violence and rape directed specifically at women who are politically active the un has named a senior who thier fish oh so tons of bean alleging his involvement in these methods is he a friend of yours a colleague of yours. no i'm a civilian now he's been on the un sanctions list series tries to 15 do you ignore the very serious accusations against him he thought rector of your criminal invest

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live and, sharon, a lot of it depends on which county youe in and, of course, that supply. >> reporter: that's really true, laura and marcus. right now taking a look at the contra costa health services website. it looks like it's up, but i have to tell from you personal experience the past two days when they opened it up to 60 and up eligibility, i tried to book appointments for my husband and my daughter and it was very difficult. it took hours to set up the appointment. now that it has opened up eligibility statewide to 50 and up the backlog in all counties is expected to increase. it refers you to your health care provider site to book an appointment. i tried kaiser and the page at 4:00 a.m. kept crashing, it wouldn't even pull up the page. county health experts say be patient. >> unfortunately, the supply and demand mismatch will continue to be at stanford. >> hope is coming. >> reporter: they are receiving different amounts and hope everyone who is eligible will be able to do so by the end of this month. i have to tell you a little tip

>> who is sharon osbourne standing up for there, mathew? what is your reaction to that?i have no patience for sharon osborne in this in this whole idea of can sell culture, it's as if you have to be taught to treat everybody with dignity and respect. so the idea that you might be criticized if you don't treat somebody with dignity and respect is some sort of can sell culture, i would have thought sharon osborne or anyone else in our country as you and me and brianna have been, we were raised you treat all people with respect and dignity. the idea that that is some woke culture thing is amazing to me. people ought to go back to the fundamental also they learned as children, which is again treat people with compassion and care and empathy. for some reason sharon osborne thinks that's problematic in today's culture. >> mathew dowd, great having you with us. great getting up early. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> michigan congresswoman dlib calls america intentionally racist and beyond reform. the police chief responds live next. their love keeps you and your family cen

what sharon johal said she experienced?— experienced?d? she was on the show for four years, she - experienced? she was on the show for four years, she was | show for four years, she was one of the central characters, and she only departed the show last month, and it was when an indigenous actor last week called sharina clanton decided to post on instagram unpleasant experiences she had recently had on neighbours that sharon johal decided to come out in support of her, and a couple, one other indigenous actor, and another actor of indian background to provide support and to call out what she says is an endemic culture of racism within the industry, but specifically on the set of neighbours.— specifically on the set of neiuhbours. ., . , , neighbours. for many viewers, this would _ neighbours. for many viewers, this would be _ neighbours. for many viewers, this would be very _ neighbours. for many viewers, this would be very shocking - this would be very shocking news to hear, it's a hugely popular show here in the uk, i know it is enormou

sharon katsuda joins us live at contra costa county's new mass vaccination site and, sharon, a lot of this depends on which county that you live in and, of course, that county's supply. >> reporter: yes, good morning, laura. that's absolutely correct. i've been on the contra costa county health website all morning long. it looks like their request form is working. yesterday i tried filling this out. it was glitchy. it took hours to book my appointment and that was through the phone. now that eligibility is 50 plus, the backlog is expected to increase. i checked santa clara county's health website and it refers you to your health care provider site to book an appointment. i tried kaiser at 4:00 a.m. it kept crashing. it wouldn't even pull up the page. experts say be patient. >> unfortunately the supply and demand mismatch will be problematic. >> in alameda and santa clara county, hope is coming. >> reporter: they are repeating different amounts and say everyone who isligible and wants a vaccine will be able to i have to say a little tip, if you do live in contra costa county i have hea

sharon is he just chatted and said hello. >> president bleiman: this is a great opportunity. this is not public comment so they're not limited by the public comment guidelines. >> i'm going to, john, i'm going to bring him to he can speak. right now. you are unmuted. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> oh, excellent. so, i wanted to start off as saying, you know, we've been in the community since 1994. very vital part of that area, you know, we support comedians, musicians, everything under the sun, very diverse set of events that go on there. some of our biggest concerns on the project sponsor form, that nicolas filled out, basic low the whole form was riddled with inaccuracies. it was incomplete and not accurate and just not true. so i just wanted to get clarity. i think we wrote in the letter to give you guys clarity on the specifics. >> antonio has given it to the board. has it been given? >> have you guys read through the documents at all? >> the document was submitted and included in the folder for all the commissioners. >> yeah. >> we're very concerned that there's an outdo

sharon chen with kpix 5. >> jack has been married 59 years with six children and 13 grandchildren. his next focus will be helping children and stress relief for single moms. he is amazing. if you would like to nominate a quiet he wrote for the award, go to kpix.com/he wrote. >>> still ahead, design a better facemask and you could cash in. the contest calling on people to solve common problems. >>> today on the droop perished more show, gayle king is on and late show host >>> coming up at 5:00, it is a common practice when buying a home to submit personal stories to get an edge on the competition. why the so-called love letters may lead to discrimination. we have that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally this afternoon, if you consult the pesky facemask problems, you can cash in. the department of health and human services announced a design contest. they are looking for masks that address common complaints while controlling transmission of the virus. those complaints include discomfort, fogged glasses, we have all experienced that, difficulty reading facial expressions, and problems

sharon? >> reporter: hello, laura.olice say that they did not know, the officers did not know that the teen is autistic and they were responding to a call with a subject with a knife or weapon. the video may be disturbing. adam wolf is upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son, preston had with vacaville police on wednesday. you can see in the video his son is there with his scooter, when police show up. you can see him following police instruction, when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. his father says there's a reason for that, and there's a question whether police should have known that with the dispatch information. >> for a child with autism who doesn't like to be touched. >> is preston the subject that has autism? >> possibly has special needs from prior contact. >> i'm familiar with him. >> we understand the when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assault with a deadly weapon, officers were unaware this male suspect was a special needs individ

. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in san ramon this morning.ron, this is great news for those over 50 who have been shut out so far. >> reporter: yes, you're right, laura and marcus and this past weekend on saturday, i took my 17-year-old daughter here in contra costa county to get her vaccine. you can definitely see the shift in a younger age group getting the vaccine. next week the state has already announced it expects to open eligibility for the covid vaccine to anyone 16 or older who wants it. a lot of people spent easter sunday getting vaccinated. in san francisco, thousands got a dose at moscone center south. people were relieved and grateful to get a dose. >> it's beautiful. it's the best way of spending easter sunday is getting vaccinated. >> we're really happy to get back where you have elderly parents and grandparents that we really love so we just want to make sure everyone's safe. >> reporter: san francisco's moscone center is just one of many spots to get the vaccine in the city. months ago, we saw the elderly and retired lining u

reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda,thanks, sharon. >>> developing right now in fremont, the investigationo a deadly police shooting happened last night at the hyatt place hotel on west warren avenue. investigators say a special firearm ises task force team was trailing a man with outstanding warrants. two detectives approached. police tell us they first released a police dog then it turned deadly. >> the sequence of events i know the k9 was deployed before the shooting and at the time that the k9 was deployed, that's when the suspect produced a firearm and when the officers shot him. >> the man died at the scene. police have not released his name. none of the officers involved were injured. this is fremont's second deadly police shooting in eight days. >>> to the vaccine push and a live look in san francisco, this is where nearly half of all the people there have now received at least their first vaccination shot. now in six weeks' time, it should be more than 75%. mayor london breed expects the rate to reach 80% by mid-may. >>> san francisco is ramping up vaccination efforts for seniors

sharon chin on the san francisco nonprofits serving up what they hope will be a model for the country. tiffany carter fries shrimp creel cusine. they are filling takeout orders at the new municipal marketplace in the tenderloin. >> it was a great opportunity and i feel very blessed that i was able to be a part of it. >> reporter: all women of color, they get training and support to the san francisco nonprofit kitchen incubator program. community partnership manager. >> the whole premise of our incubator program from the get- go is focusing on women of color and immigrant women because traditionally, those are the communities that just have not been given the opportunity for ownership for generations. >> reporter: it is too expensive for each to rent or own her own brick and mortar, so this is the 7000 discrete hold on high street from the city at a discounted rate. so the chefs and the collaborative can focus on their colorful, diverse menus, including african, algerian, creole, mexican, and the police, and salvadoran food. many residents live in tiny, single room occupancy buildings

reporting live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, for "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> "today in the bay's" tracie potts continues our coverage in washington this morning. tracie, pfizer's ceo revealing new information everyone may want to start planning for. >> exactly. it looks like instead of one or two, you may have to end up getting three shots before the next year to be fully protected. also, we know some people getting the vaccine are also getting the virus not completely unexpected. they never said these shots were 100% effective, even though now it looks like you may need to get a third dose. get ready for a third pfizer shot. >> there will likely be a need for a third dose somewhere between 6 and 12 months and from there an annual revaccination. >> reporter: moderna is working on a booster that may be combined with the flu vaccine. the white house says even with johnson & johnson's one-dose vaccine on hold, there's plenty available. >> because we are overprepared and oversupplied, we remain confident in that. >> reporter: the nation's top health experts in a testy ex

sharon katsuda is live to show us what the neighbors are complaining about. sharon?rter: they have a lot to complain about. the traffic is so bad sometimes in oakland at lake merritt they can't get their own cars out of their own driveways. ♪♪ this is video from our own melissa colorado. one neighbor according to the "east bay times" says cars are triple parked in front of his driveway he needs to walk blocks away to receive anything from delivery trucks and the city says emergency responders also have this trouble getting down the snarled lakeshore avenue on the weekend so it could be a safety issue. the city called for more police presence at lake merritt on the weekends. vendors can be seen selling alcohol in makeshift underground bars and tents and trash is a big problem, after nights of partying. the city council discussed ways to try and provide permits for the vendors who sell jewelry and goods on the weekends but for now they want to focus on controlling the mayhem that's going on the weekends. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks

"today in the bay's" sharon katsuda will have a live look at the bottom of the hour with more on how you can get your shot and get everything together. >>> authorities have not identified the two women who went over a cliff another bodega bay. first responders were called at a parking lot 11:00 a.m. on saturday. the chp is trying to piece things together. it's not clear how or why that car went off the cliff. >>> developing right now, in minneapolis, the second week of derek chauvin trial is getting under way. the first weaning of the high-profile case was defined by intense and emotional testimony, this week will shift. "today in the bay's" jay gray is live outside of the courthouse this morning with more of the details. jay? >> reporter: yes, you're absolutely, right. we will see a shift from the tears that dominated the first week to more of the technical testimony in this case, some of the different aspects of what happened the day george floyd died. as the prosecution moves forward, though, understand they're never going to get too far away from the emotions or that videotape th

fraud specialists are looking into sharon's case. digging. sorry. broadcaster and journalistjon snow has announced he'll step down from channel it news at the end of the year. he became the programme's main presenter in 1989 and is the longest—serving presenter in the programme's history. over that time he was honoured with a bafta fellowship in recognition of his outstanding and exceptional contribution to television. in a statement, channel it described him as "a talismanic figure" who was "the most trusted and well—loved news presenter of his generation." thousands of people who live near a landfill site in staffordshire have complained that their physical and mental health is suffering because of its terrible smell. levels of hydrogen sulphide at the former quarry in newcastle—under—lyme have twice breached recommended standards. the operator, red industries, has promised to cap part of the area by the weekend. here's phil mackie. this is walley's quarry in silverdale. it is used as a landfill site, and here's the problem. it's r

nowadays sharon also only takes one tablets a day. in the past she had to take up to 40 over the years she didn't know her doctor have developed a good relationship and even hold educational events together at the university aimed specifically at young people. in the shooting that's schizoid it was really brave of sharing to be so vocal and open to give advice and to talk about her personal experience and what it's like often enough. it was interesting hearing things from her point of view really impressive and. even in the most difficult times she had never lost heart she continued to set yourself new goals such as participating in the birth. it's here and i'm now 34 and i'm now slowly understanding who i am and feel more at peace with myself and of course nowadays the illness doesn't play the same role as it used to i'm no longer struggling to survive each day. these days she has one main goal to simply enjoy life to its fullest. the united nations originally wanted to get rid of aids by the year 2020 and they failed so they got a n

you've been talking to a lot of people out there, sharon. serious allegations here. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. you know, windsor is such a small, charming, sleepy town that a lot of people told us that this was the first time they were hearing about these serious allegations, but one businesswoman said she had very strong feelings about this case, but she didn't even want to comment because it is such a small town. she didn't want to go on camera about those strong feelings, but the recall petition is expected to be filed this morning against the windsor mayor who faces sexual assault allegations. "the san francisco chronicle" has reported that the 38-year-old mayor is being accused of sexual assault. at a protest this weekend at the mayor's family winery, protesters say they want the mayor out of office immediately. they called for his resignation and others won't rush to judge. >> i won't comment on the investigations, but i believe the election officials should be held to a higher moral standard and for that reason i feel that my

2 who lost her life in that latest attack kid in front of the 1st one is from the prime minister sharon classic who is that is on his way that he said the republicans just lost one of its every day heroines in a pub firing just infinite cowardice we also heard from moving left penn who is the head of the national rally here in front she said you know these same horas keep happening. again this is the same profile of bolpur ism and she said that she was thinking of the family over the police officer who lost her life in that attack an attack that took place inside a police station there will be questions asked as to how. it was able to be taken into the police station or whether the assailant was able to get hold of that knife inside questions that now will be picked through and worked out how exactly this was allowed to happen france of course has been under a black cloud since 2015 when there was an attack on the show only 2 offices here in the central paris later that year there was a huge attack in the november all in paris we were around 130 people who lost their lives off that we s

for that next question we have did sharon or any members of his staff weigh in on the controversies. so sheridan in particular um there's there's no instance where i can really truly see where he where he raised an issue. i mean sheridan is going to refight the campaign in his in his memoirs. and of course he writes things in his memoirs. that ultimately as we talked about during the last session that are going to kind of raise the ire of of individuals like horatio, right? where sharon doesn't give him credit for kind of reorganizing the army after you know that morning phase of the battle of cedar creek, but in terms of the specific instances, no, i haven't really come across any sorts of examples so we are at a time. this evening. so again, i'd like to thank all of you for for tuning in for participating. i hope you all have a wonderful rest of your week and that everyone continues to be healthy and safe and well. really delighted to welcome you and also i will let you know before turning over to kate to introduce today's speakert

piece morgan for that sharon osborn must be canceled.ay. >> so, he was called a racist and lost his job and you were called a racist and lost your job. do you have it right. >> have you got it right. that's exactly how it went. >> right. who is the racist and why? this is what i'm trying to figure out. have you. >> me, too. me too. >> it's an insult if you are not one. and, i mean, i don't understand the other side of the argument. in other words, like you have to agree with everything meghan markle says or you are a racist? is this the standard now? he is doubting her. >> doubting. >> that's not the same as denying. >> she is entitled to his opinion and pierce is entitled to his and that's what it is all about. >> i didn't agree with everything she said. harry had the weight of the world on his shoulders. really? he is sixth in line for a job that has no responsibility. [laughter] no power, correct. >> you know when they say like white privilege, right there with harry. right there. he is the poster boy. lawrence: it's interesting guys,

i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> expand on the database police are talking about. can a lot of people use this or learn from it, at least? >> reporter: yes, police say that database is called puzzle project and it's a database that allows parents with children who have autism to report the child's name and the address and a photo so that if police have to respond to any cases, they can respond appropriately. back to you. >> right, okay, the progress that needs to be made. thanks so much, also have anot follow-up for you this morning, we're learning a danville police officer charged in a deading shooting has turned himself in. andrew hall is charged with voluntary manslaughter, prosecutors say in 2018 he shot latimer arboleta when arboleta tried to drive through two police vehicles. the family of the victim says he struggled with mental health. hall is also under investigation for another deadly shooting that just happened last month. police say that man was armed with a knife. >>> how big of a hit california public schools are taking from the pandemic, new californ

you are -- you play sharon carter, agent 13, former agent of s.h.i.e.l.d. that's cool.least not yet. is that kind of a bummer when you're surrounded by people with powers? >> i mean, look, that's part of who i signed up to play. sharon doesn't have powers. i mean, it's great until it comes to the fight sequences, you know. and then, you know -- and then they start stripping away your weapons, so you know, i don't have, you know, a shield or a, you know, steel arm or, you know, i can't fly. so it was interesting. as we were doing and learning these fight sequences, they wanted less and less weapons. so it just became a lot of, you know, bloody hand on hand combat. >> jimmy: and you picking up a shoe and hitting somebody with it. >> yeah, yeah. i think in this circumstance it was a pole that she finds at this shipyard. so, you know, lots and lots of bruises. lots of bloody knuckles. but it was all good fun. >> jimmy: you get real bruises and bloody knuckles? or made-up bruises and bloody knuckles? >> no, they were real. one of the first takes i bloodied my knuckles. we ha

interesting cheryl even there but really good to get your thoughts on this afternoon let's talk to sharon george she's a lecturer in environmental sustainability and green technology a care university thanks for coming up. how many body can get answers from the white house it seems that after an online impostor did manage to keep journalists into putting her questions to joe biden spokes person auntie's dmitri powell explains what happened. have you ever wondered who gets to ask the questions at the white house well for channels like artsy or independent journalists it's practically impossible instantly you get accusations of being propaganda fake news and so on bake news that's being spread by russia or to you which is a hulu supported. funded by the russian or the russian government fake means has dominated the true had lines fake news spread by russia fake news fake news kremlin spread misleading or otherwise fake news of course they explain it as holding up journalistic standards or something like that well ok so just how high are these standards well just for yourself an online game

many thanks indeed sharon george there in kill in the u k. the funeral of the u.k.'s prince philip is to take place later on saturday the husband of queen elizabeth died at the age of 99 last week only 30 close family members will be able to attend the private ceremony at windsor castle due to coronavirus restrictions al-jazeera sleeve baka joins us now live from windsor they'll be a minute's national silence just ahead of this funeral later neve what happens then . yes that's right that will be the moment when prince philip's body will be brought to st george's chapel from the private chapel where his body is currently being held his body will be brought on the back of a specially modified landrover military colors walking behind that vehicle will be his 4 children prince charles prince prince andrew and edward and princess anne as well also prince william and prince harry will join that group also prince harry has flown over from the united states and has been quarantining ever since the queen will not walk behind the coffin we believe that

reporting live in windsor, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. it is 6:36 right now. >>> let's take a live look in san francisco, where eating out late night may soon be back on the menu. this week, health leaders plan to consider repealing the current 11:00 p.m. curfew, the move would be welcome news for diners who say they've gotten way too used to making it an early night since the pandemic took hold. north beach restaurant owners feel the same way. >> it would be nice to know you have the wiggle room that if you're busy enough, you can actually push your hours further and actually accommodate more people especially on the weekends. >> the city's health department will make the final announcement on wednesday. if approved, it would lift the curfew on indoor dining starting on thursday. bars that don't serve food are still only allowed to open outdoors. >>> a live look in los angeles, this is where anyone over the age of 16 is now eligible to receive the covid vaccine. like alameda county, l.a. county over the weekend went ahead and broadened i

from sharon welcome to comfort zone last month you told iranian t.v. that the who thesis were open to a fair and on rable piece my question to you is how can there possibly be any families or owner after the terrible crimes that you and the other combatants in this war have committed. ok. now it is the end of this crazy war which was started by the saudis what can you say more than that let's stop this war and the list sit on the table and find this peace and try to mend what happened in the last few years so again you cannot just look back and see what have been done right now to make some of what you have done all the parties not only the guys in sana'a and then i think we can make some peace for the people of yemen not for the conflicting parties where when the crimes have been committed and is particularly gruesome crimes you don't think you can just walk away from them can you from torture indiscriminate killing obstruction of vital aid use of banned weapons recruitment of child soldiers arbitrary detention and forced disappearances is proved some

epperson, always educating us >> more on cnbc.com/investinyou. >> sharon?re out on vacation it came back that you were not getting emails i thought you would see it did you look at that will you look at that for me >> reporter: i did not i will look at that for you. i will absolutely. >> i thought about sending it again when you got back. it is cool i'm involved >> i'll look at it sdp >> check it out. in 15 colleges they go out and give money to kids in high school and have a stock account to bllearn about this >> you have to start early as early as possible absolutely >> thank you, sharon you got to do it. >> take care >> it has to start in high school everybody wants to do it it is important. >>> coming up, dr. scott gottlieb joins us on the latest vaccine news that's next. >>> later in the show. anthony scaramucci joins us to talk about the cryptocurrency. i don't know if we will talk about dogecoin we might >>> as we head to break. here is the s&p winners and losers. >> wonderful >> bravo sdp. >> it wasn'tgreat. >> it could have been a lot better. >> it

nowadays sharon also only takes one tablet a day. in the past she had to take up to 40 over the years she had an on her doctor have developed a good relationship and even hold educational events together at the university aimed specifically at young people as from sandwiches when the shooting that's shot i thought it was really brave of sharing to be so vocal and open to give advice and talk about her personal experience and what it's like often in. front of me on 2 fronts it was interesting hearing things from her point of view really impressive and. even in the most difficult times she had never lost heart she continued to set herself new goals such as participating in the birth. it's here and i'm now 34 and i'm now slowly understanding who i am and feel more at peace with myself and of course nowadays the illness doesn't play the same role as it used to i'm ill longer struggling to survive each day lives. these days she has one main goal to simply enjoy life to its fullest. the united nations originally wanted to get rid of aids b

we saw that with sharon osborne. she was bullied for saying that i wasn't a racist.ryl underwood accused me falsely of being a racist. sharon had to apologize for her passionate defense of me. then she lost her job anyway. we saw recently the editor of team vogue. before she could start, she apologized for years about stuff she tweeted about a 17-year-old kid. that wasn't enough. so apologies don't ever get you anywhere. i don't believe meghan markle. what i didn't know and fascinating to discover after i left, meghan markle between the monday and tuesday had made a personal complaint to the boss of itv, carolyn mccall. i didn't know that. i was never told that. i don't know pressure she was putting on. but i know she personally contacted her. i also know she personally contacted with prince harry another government regulatory body designed to regulate what we put out on news shows. i was under attack from miss markle from my boss and the government regulatory body to conform to her version of events. i had to believe her. if i didn't, i was a callous racist and i sh

famous faces include naomi campbell, sharon stone, and, most surprisingly, alice cooper, who tells anbroom cupboard. house of cardin is on digital from the 26th of april. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. you really don't need to prove anything to me. i prefer weak, sickly men. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's three in a row for england who win this year's women's six nations. chelsea win to keep their champions league hopes alive as liverpool falter again. and back in the premier league — watford promoted at the first time of asking. hello, and welcome to sportsday. good evening. plenty to get though. we start though with england's success in this year's womens six nations, their third straight title coming after a hard—fought 10—6 victory over france at the twickenham stoop. the two leading sides in europe topping their groups in a shortened tournament this year to reach today's final. craig templeton reports. a different format for the women's six nations th

famous faces include naomi campbell, sharon stone, and more surprisingly, alice cooper, who tells anneuve and a broom cupboard. house of cardin is on digital from the 26th of april. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. you really don't need to prove anything to me. i prefer weak, sickly men. hello. the dry sunny weather continues to route through the course of the weekend. the month of april is turning out to be exceptionally dry, with temperatures on the cool side for the time of year but through this coming week we will see the return of some scattered showers. that's down to the fact that low—pressure is showing its hand, something we have not seen a little while, moving up the north but it will bring some shower a arena monday. perhaps one or two light showers into the far north of england and northern ireland as well later in the day. further south across england and wales it's dry and once again lots of sunshine, less windy conditions than recent days in the south. temperatures up to 16 degrees for so

famous faces include naomi campbell, sharon stone, and more surprisingly, alice cooper, who tells anerine deneuve and a broom cupboard. house of cardin is on digital from the 26th of april. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. you really don't need to prove anything to me. i prefer weak, sickly men. good evening. many have had some warm sunshine throughout the weekend. almost unbroken sunshine for some, but next week, we will have more cloud. not necessarily that much more rain because it has been very dry this april, but we will see at least some from this area of low pressure that's moving down from the north. and behind it, northerly winds will bring in some colder air once again. as for this evening, the cloud that we have seen in eastern england will tend to migrate back inland, pulling its way westwards towards the welsh borders. light winds elsewhere under the starry skies will allow our temperatures to fall away. but by the end of the night, it is likely that we will see our first weather front and

not just your side knowing him there now the other now 30 condemned as well threesome referring mr sharon read the report you don't want you don't you don't say you are not saying the whole truth to the world through your programs the u.n. but the saudis and the blacklist 3 years ago that paid money that lifted them from the box and this is what will happen the saudis will pay a lot of money with the americas and you will lift them from the books of the crimes they have done and they will keep the books for our people here in china of what they get money talks this is a shadow station of human rights groups have noted another pattern of your oppression and that includes sexual violence and rape directed specifically at women who are politically active the un has named a senior who see official sue towns are being alleging his involvement in these methods is he a friend of the also a colleague of yours. i know i'm a civilian now he's been on the u.n. sanctions unless he's trying to 15 do you ignore the very serious accusations against him entire rector of your criminal investigation depart