he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.eir relationship, but was about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now knew lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of texts suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as, rowland's friends. >> they're like, oh, why did you do this to big guy? he really loves you. now he is upset. >> the messages seemed to be an ominous anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland, disguising his number. the text told the dramatic story. rowland was in an accident, then at the hospital. then he died. lauren blocked all the numbers and called her mom. >> we talked about it that, he couldn't have died in a car accident, because it would have been reported

shawn chitnis is headed into that area for us. he joins us live near highway 17, south of bear creek road. shawn, the roads are looking less slushy at this moment . >> reporter: amanda, good morning. yeah. we are getting a little bit of a wash because we got a nice one of rain. we had a break and now we are seeing the rain stick around. the roads have been cleared by the plows in both directions. so a little bit on the north side heading over there. south side, over here for us. but there is still plenty of work to do. we know that. check out this video of the conditions from earlier and why this has been such a mess for crews to clear. plenty of that is still on the ground. so what, icy conditions. plenty of work for them to get going through and out the morning before they can let folks back in both directions. this into one man who had plans that quickly changed as he was coming through this area. >> i was coming over the hill around 11:30. and i saw all the snow and started spinning out and i have been parked here for hours, n

let me finish, shawn.he president that deported more people at this country than any administration was the obama/biden administration. >> that's exactly right because he executed and let me say this, he did the right thing because he was executing on the current law. i am not saying, if we don't let the actual system, let's change the law. i am all for it. let's change the law. that's got to be done in congress. >> change the law. >> joe, would it be fair to send people home that didn't respect our laws? >> that's why we have a border, i believe. if they're not here seeking an asylum and as we are seeing all these folks in hotels in new york city and it is single men and they are pretty well- well-dressed. enforce the laws in the books, that's all people want and for people to come here legally, it is a simple argument, i think, right? maybe? >> i think so. >> barack obama agrees with you and me. think about that, amazing. >> jose, joe, thank you. straight ahead tonight, you are going to love this video t

back, then shawn a mediately suspected some neighborhood teens, said george. >> so she had discussedeople, including george, and decided that maybe, she left something unlocked and it could be some kids that live in the neighborhood. >> so, is that who killed her? looking around the crime scene, the detectives realize that china's killer or killers had been into her booze, had taken not just her purse, but like in that earlier burglary, her underwear. so they said about checking every one of the neighborhood boys and they had solid alibis, all of them. >> they were not involved in the break-in, they were not involved in shauna's death. now things get even more scary. because we don't know what we have >> what's that word got out, it can very quickly spread the terror around, like it already had among shauna's coworkers. >> we did not know if there was a psycho watching us girls working at the palms, and we don't know if any of us were next. >> the predatory -- got a boost on that second, i went on a walking path near shawn's house, someone found bits of her purse, i. d., makeup kit,

>> i think shawn is on target. we served at the same time in the national director of intelligence's office. sometimes these are processes. you'll find what the signature is and it's a balloon. where is it crossing over? our own nor-com uses the same madle, the gear, to do loitering, direction of intelligence on the border. we had to figure out, do we know what this is? "b," are you sure that's not us? "c" what can we learn about it? overtime, they figure out these are chinese products on big balloons that are gathering and sending information in real-time. and you get the analysts and the ngo and the nro and everybody and they put together a report. >> errol, what's amusing, if anything, we talk a lot about all of the high-tech ways that china could be infiltrating in terms of cyber attacks and tiktok. this is as old-school, low-tech, as it gets. >> been around since 1783 and the french revolution. they've been using balloons for intel. >> is that -- i don't know how to make of that? is that comforting? is it not

shawn turner cnn national security analyst and former director of communications at the u.s.ice of national intelligence. also with us is cnn military analyst and retired army major general james "spider" marks. shawn, to you, this new cnn reporting that the balloon contained the sophisticated technology that allowed them to monitor u.s. communications seems very significant. the path that the balloon took took it over several u.s. military bases. was the objective here to collect intelligence, signals intelligence on those bases? >> well, abby, look, there's no doubt that the reason this balloon was in u.s. airspace was to collect intelligence. we will learn more about the exact nature of the intelligence that they were trying to collect as we dive in more to what we find. but it's important for meme to know that even as this balloon traversed over the united states, you know, our national security weren't standing still. there would have been a couple of things that would have been done that were important. the first thing, we would have taken a hard look at the path of thi

so honored to have you here today shawn. wanted to give you a opportunity to say a few words but in the spirit of black history month wanted to recognize what you have done and the advancements you have achieved on behalf of so many for your department and our city. thank you. [applause] before you say a few words supervisor walton wants to add on. >> thank you. i will be very brief. i want to say congratulations on your new role. for me it is exciting obviously when we have people who look like me in leadership and i don't know how much our young people watch our board of supervisors meetings but i have hope we have young black children that are watching this board meeting, because i think it is amazing for to see someone in your leadership position and playing a role to diversify the fire department and at the top of your game so congratulate on that and excited about you receiving the honor. thank supervisor safai for recognizing you and say congratulations to you and your family and i'm proud to watch you in your role an

a new face at giant's camp is pitcher shawn meneya. meneya spent six seasons before playing in san diego last season. played under manager bob melvin. that's changed a little bit by playing for gabe kepler. >> he's nothing like, not a good or bad thing it's just two different personalities and but you know from what i've seen, what i've heard. seems like a very great guy and very forward thinking. it's definitely a good first manager to move on past. >> you know, i see those guys on sunday when our kpix spring training coverage ensuing. you have something else on your mind. >> i know, why not keep the sports thing going. >> sure. >> even when you walk out of here. >> still ahead, the a's looking to leave the coliseum. but the first professional women's sports team can actually be moving in. >> and make sure to tune in thursday for our black in the bay special where we will honor black history makers and trail blazers from around the bay area. starts at 4:00 p.m. thursday here on cbs. you can also catch an encore presentation on our sis

. >> shawn, this has apparently happened before.n has briefed cock of chinese balloons of the trump administration, three times during the trump administration, another time earlier in this administration. how does that concern you? >> you know it does concern me, primarily, because in those previous instances, we didn't know anything about it. i know there was some churn about his several years ago. but, you know, the fact that this was so public, it was so visual. it was something that was very personal to people, because we could see this floating ing ovee united states is a big deal. i also thought, christine, we never sent a strong message to china this would not be tolerated, the fact that this wasn't part of public discourse in the country. from that perspective, that does concern me. i think what we may be seeing, wh we'll have to wait until we see, but an emboldened china that the united states wasn't going to take action and they decided to be aggressive this time around. >> no surprise, the official chinese reaction is th

reporter shawn shawntee passmore found more. >> people should stay off the roads tomorrow because of combination of snow and wind making driving nearly impossible. shawn >> i'm thinking we're probably going to turn it around. >> reporter: sunday night winds were already picking up. >> higher up the mountains where we are at. >> reporter: they're warning of the whiteout conditions, bringing extremely dangerous driving conditions. school districts have announced closures on monday. concerned just getting to class could be impossible. >> we don't see that every day. >> reporter: january 2021 is when the sierra last received a blizzard warning. the difference between the different storm warning and blizzard warning. a blizzard means lower visibility, less than a quarter of a mile with winds clocking at least at 35 miles per hour. and a duration of at least three hours. despite the weather warnings, cal trans tells me it's already in snow operations through wednesday with 24/7 coverage. >> being prepared can be the difference between life or death. >> reporter: tomorrow morning is the sta

. >> my one son asked if i would be with their grandpa shawn because my dad had died a couple of yearsr: reality hit hard. nicole wrote notes to those she feared leaving behind. >> if you're reading this now, i have gone to heaven with grandpa shawn. when you need me, watch for signs, feel your heart, and i am there with you. >> reporter: then a promise. >> mommy is going to get the help she needs. >> reporter: one day at work a conversation overheard by a customer who against all odds could help. >> her son was learning under patel in boston. i mean, it just gives me chills. >> reporter: patel is neurosurgeon dr. nirav patel, a global expert on avm's at boston's brigham and young women's hospital, one of few worldwide capable of operating on cases this severe. >> she was very forward, very courageous, very brave. >> reporter: knowing flying could be fatal she and mom drove 16 hours to boston. after a 12-hour surgery, nicole's avm was gone for good. a year later cured and engaged, she's reveling in holidays and vacations she once feared she'd miss. >> people just take so much for grant

leaving behind. >> if you are reading this now, i have gone to heaven with grandpa shawn. and i am there but of. >> reporter: then a promise. >> mommy's going to get the help she needs. >> reporter: one day at work a conversation overheard by a customer who against all odds could help >> her son was learning under patel in boston. i mean, it just gives me chills. >> reporter: patel is neurosurgeon niriv patel at brigham and women's hospital, one of few worldwide capable of operating on case this severe. nicole would have her surgery. >> she was very forward, very courageous, very brave >> reporter: knowing flying could be fatal, she and mom drove 16 hours to boston after a 12-hour surgery, her avm was gone for good. a year later, cured and engaged, she's revelling in holidays and vacations she once feared she'd miss >> people just take so much for granted. we're going to have some real experiences now, because i'm ready. >> reporter: to like live life >> mm-hm yep. >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, stockton, illinois >> isn't that amazing? >> yeah, gives me chills >>> a

tucker carlson texted shawn hand at a saying please get her fired. seriously. what the f? he goes on, i'm actually shocked. it needs to stop immediately, like tonight. it's measurably hurting the company. why did fox keep pushing election denial on the air? the filings in the dominion suit suggest that fox executives were worried about losing viewers to news max, a smaller conservative channel that was constantly selling election denial. trump himself, furious that fox had called arizona for biden, had encouraged his followers to switch to news max. >> since 2002, fox news has basically been a preemiements ratings champion in cable news, and you see here the moment that they see any sign that might be slipping away, it's panic. >> but the dominion filings also say that when then president trump tried to call in to fox on january 6th, the day his supporters attacked the capitol, fox executives refused to put trump on the air. fox news denies dominion's claims in the lawsuit and says it's proud of its 2020 election coverage. fox says these new court filings contain cherry-pi

. >> we have analyst shawn turner.ike turner there this san opportunity for the u.s. to ramp up security and investments in radar systems? >> good morning, christine. thanks for having me. yeah. i do agree with the congressman. one of the things that adversaries understand about our systems is that they're based on signatures. and those signatures tell us whether or not we're talking about a civilian aircraft, or military aircraft or something else. so, we tend to look for those things that we know pose a threat to the united states. but one of the things we have not done so well in the past is to look at those things, to expand those signatures, to look at things that might not pose a threat. so, this is an opportunity. i think the congressman is right. and i think we're probably going to open that aperture a little more and look for sorts of objects that we typically don't pay a lot of attention to. >> yeah, so what's happening here? i wonder about the timing. we've had four shootdowns of aerial objects in the past t

these universities, shawn is at one, i am at one. want them to be that way, youthful people hanging out, you know, those parties, there's all kinds of things, classes, education, all things that make this period in our kids lives, 18 to 22 year old, if not older, exciting, and maybe become citizens of this country, and hopefully, solve the problems that we haven't been able to. so, there is no such thing as a safe college and university. so we are looking at safer, that is all the planning, what's it about. all of what andrew was saying, there are things to learn from motivation, from access, that could help minimize harms, help stop mass shootings. we should not think, or there's sufficient evidence that shows us that there are, you know, triggering moments, other things that family members can do, access to guns, all of them trying to stop. and then, of course as we've seen in the last four hours, it very, very well planned, well trained, these things don't happen on accident. this is ours, days, months, and years of planning, you

glamour, there's a string of movies and events in solidarity with ukraine and the protest in iran, shawn pans, documentary superpower about ukrainian president lensky will make its world premiere the festival will also feature filled highlighting the current human rights produce. in iran, hollywood star christian steward heads the international jury as 9 team fil films from around the world compete for the coveted golden bear that will be awarded a week from saturday. t w's holiday barrow is covering the bell in oliver's, and she gave us an update on the 1st day of the 1st of all, which is usually a pretty star studded affair. it's been an emotional a 1st day here at the earth, 73rd, berlin on the 1st proper post pandemic edition of the burning international film festival. we've had political speeches inside the palace from sean penn, from the ukrainian president loaded me at the lensky from german politicians. from the culture minister and lead basine juries introduced headed up by twilight star christian steward. we've had peter dinklage, i am hathaway, marissa told me on the red carpe

you just so but i'm jean shawn, i was way with you just the socum. what your, what's it after that or what you like to put it if you're completely done, i'm used to so but on the what the, what is to me ah ah, a yes. ok. yes. ok here a, a, a, a see what i was wanting to talk about able to give a person on one of them. i am a with so much to mind. i mean with ships as deal with ah, i'm up was a student. could you go with slows me a number, jim fucked around, store mosquitoes, a sodium young semester on the will, watching scene of the tolan blush and recorded fish. when you, molly cash. they don't, they don't get to where it says, this is jim, i hope of de leon was said come, then i got another new dollars, but i was a little of course, those are just a 1000000 with a skeleton to let you know much with with us hold on because we did, i didn't was little norm to teach now. so you said you pushed money who doesn't? who will bear with us with the recruiting baton. they sell groceries. this will get us in the store of the my bill of cibola, a bloom come in

you just so but i'm doing well shawn, i was way with you just was talking with you later, but if you're completely done, i'm used to so but on the what the, what is to me ah ah, a yes. i'm still here with it. okay. oh good, good. all right, i'm see what i'm looking for a able to give us a a come on. we're going to be able to got so much in mind. i mean with ships as deal with ah, i'm up was a student. could you go with the one slows me that remember jim fucked around store michigan and policy with some esl on the point. will what you seen about the tolan russian or the fissionable? when you, molly cash, they don't a where it's this is jim, i hope of de leon was say, come then i got another real dollars, but i was a little of course those adjusted me when you're ready with a skeletal what's in the most with what i could we could add, you know, little norm. she's dish no. lou certain to push him on. who doesn't? will bear with us with the recruiting baton. they sell groceries. this will get us in the store of the my bill of cibola, oblong coming the dyna or tackle she just really stick up

's middle east on mr. shawn, he resorted that. welcome to the studio shining. so we have a sudden and very localized explosion of violence, which presumably has not come out of nowhere. well, of course not. we see it as this is what happening at the backup of very strong political weakness on both sides. israelis and palestinians side on the passing inside we have mahmoud abbas the leader of fata in the west bank. he is a week old leader who is being challenged by the factions on the ground by hamas from garza. and we see the unrest bubbling and he has very little to, to, to stop and contain that. and, and he is really side, is he seen by the policy? this is a week later. so exactly where you are exactly waiting for his inevitable. and basically of his regime and then when we look at israel and it, and now being you know, standing on trial, his, his legal situation so complicated. he found himself only being able to form a coalition with the extreme right. and the settlers and they feel involved now they feel they have the upper hand, they can control it and yo

in this case, you have rupert murdoch admitting that shawn hannity and janine periro and other theories country, and b.s. and harsh language behind the scenes, and in front of rupert murdoch's own cameras, he allowed them to go on camera and pedal the false narratives and it is less of fox of being a news network that is a dishonest network that keeps the viewers glued to the screens. then you saw them rebel against the channel when they called them call the election of biden. some of the networks got nervous, and pulled back and decided to give the viewers what they want and that is not something that a news organization really does. >> oliver, you cover the media business and have there been any penalties for the fox penalties involved in spreading the penalties, and is fox covering this to the fox viewers to know this? >> well, there are no penalties for the people pushing these lies aside from lou dobbs who lost his show. the people who were punished were the people fact-checking trump in realtime. in one of the documents that we saw of tucker carlson and shawn hannity were conspiri

shawn chitnis introduces us to the latest winner of the national competition, who will have their work performed by the san francisco symphony. >> reporter: yens ibsen is a talented tenor but he's been singing for 20 years and has even performed with the vienna boys choir. born in ghana, he is the first member of african descent to join that group. >> i will walk around and brainstorm. >> reporter: he is a singer who is always evolving and he is the latest winner of the emerging black composers project from the san francisco conservatory of music. >> i said this before and i will say it again, being a composer so that i could sing. >> reporter: while he didn't want to admit he can play the piano it's how he arranges his compositions, including his next piece which will be performed by these sentences go symphony as a part of this project. he calls his music genre fluid. he has studied voice income position and college. he says he does not want to see black creative's put in a box like himself. a bay area composer whose influence by metal and rock music. >> i know where i come from, i w

help float welcome to another hour "fox news live" i'm bryant and for eric shawn, hi arthel. arthel: -i am arthel that will be present by the city ordered the bill turned wednesday to shoot down that chinese flight as soon as possible. the pentagon waited until safely over the atlantic. now there are more questions about why the white house did not brief the public about the situation with the present did not act sooner senator marco rubio believes try to use the aircraft to send a larger message. >> is not a coincidence this happens leading up to state of the union address. leading up to blinken's visit to china. chinese do this to be spotted they knew we would have to react to it as just a bullet it's a message to try to sum the world that we can do whatever we want in america cannot stop us. arthel: fox team coverage for you bright alexandria hoff has more reaction from lawmakers in china as charles watson, he is in south carolina with an eyewitness account of the shoot damper first up lucas tomlinson life in the white house with the reporting, lucas would you have? >> u.s

shawn chitnis introduces us to the latest winner. >> reporter: a talented tenor, he has been singing more than 20 years and has even performed with vienna boys choir. he is first member of african event to join the group. >> before bed, i will think about the piece or i will walk around and brainstorm. >> reporter: he is always evolving and latest winner of the project. >> being a composer just means having something to say. >> reporter: he didn't want to admit he can play piano, it is part of the process to arrange all his compositions including his next piece which will eventually be performed by san francisco symphony as part of this project. he calls his music genre fluid, studied voice and competition in college and doesn't want to see black creatives in a box like himself, a bay area composer influenced by metal and rock music. >> i know where i come from. i want people to know where i come from. it's part of my work. it's not just about black pain. it's about black joy. >> reporter: he composed a piece for kennedy center in 2022, part of a project trying to use music to help h

they show that tucker karlsson, shawn hannity brutally mocked the 2020 election lies that trump and hisand he, quote, caught her doing so. sidney is a complete nut. no one will work with her. ditto for rudy. he said our viewers are good people and they believe it. joining us is the senior media reporter. it's remarkable to see the text messages and also to see what is being said publicly. i was covering the white house at the time. to see how white house officials are watching to see what fox says about the election. >> i think the messages exposed fox as a propaganda network. that's what they do at the core. they show in excruciating detail the highest ranking executives at fox news, rupert murdoch, suzanne scott, the ceo, tucker carlson, laura ingraham, they knew, they privately knew the election claim frauds -- fraud claims from the trump team were nonsense. they used very harsh language to describe them. but they allowed the lies to take hold on the network's air. and they show, the messages show that the talents over at fox news and the executives were very worried after the electi

as >> shawn, panther joining us. >> thank you very much, wolf. >> coming up explosive new testimony inting systems lawsuit. against the fox news channel. and the fox corporation. you're getting here with the man at the top of the fox chairman, rupert murdoch said about the 2020 presidential election -- spread by viewers by some of the networks top personalities. cara swisher and laura coats join me live. that's next and the special edition of the the special edition of the situation room. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. my name is joshua florence, and on

shawn chitnis introduces you to their latest winner. >> ♪ >> reporter: this talented tenor has been singingor more than 20 years and he has even performed with the vienna boys choir. born in ghana, he is the first member of african descent to join that group. >> before bed, i will think about the piece or i will walk around and brainstorm. >> reporter: he is a singer who was evolving and he is the latest winner of the emerging black composers project from the san francisco conservatory of music. >> i said this before and i will say it again. being a composer means i have something to say. >> reporter: while he did not want to admit he can play the piano, it is part of the process to arrange all of the compositions, including his next piece will eventually be performed by the san francisco symphony as part of this project. he calls his music genre fluid. he said he took composition in college and is no one to see black creative's put in a box like himself, a bay area composer who is influenced by metal and rock music. >> i know who i come from. that this part of my work. i also think the bla

and i thank you for the call shawn in arizona shawn. >> caller: yeah, thanks, jim, for taking my callhere? >> of course i am doing well, thank you how about you? >> caller: great first things first we love your mezcal out here. we were drinking that throughout the weekend. just fantastic we love it >> i'll tell my wife it's her business. thank you. >> caller: you got it. i've got a stock i've been meaning to ask you about warren buffett buying this one and you've got steven spielberg praising tom cruise for saving cinema with "top gun: maverick." what do you any about paramount global, jim? >> i wish with weren't up 40% for the year because i agree with you, if it comes down don't read unscripted, you might change your mind. it comes down then i say -- >> buy buy buy >> let's go to robert in texas robert >> caller: hi, jim thank you for everything you do for us what do you think of -- >> thank you >> caller: -- clear secure, ticker -- >> my wife asked me that the other day because we always like to get in front of the line that clear secure does that if they pivot and actually make th

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shawn is trying to do what she can. she has encampments handing out headlamps to residents to keep them safe while moving around at night. >> the whole goal is to make people more visible. so that hopefully people will get run over less. we specifically have targeted areas where people are getting hit the most. dustin: the department of transportation has tried similar outreach programs in past years. two of san jose's biggest problems are meeting, traffic safety and homelessness. they have also handed out equipment and install temporary signage. the department wants to hear from the community about what best suits their needs. >> signs of success are when we have a successful conversation and explain to them the dangers that are out there, and we get their feedback on what we can do to improve. dustin: they will also be meeting with un-house residents at a homeless health and safety fair to further address those needs. larry: in oakland, we learning more about a robbery earlier this week. it happened in a parking lot n

shawn played hockey in ukraine when he was a teen. >> those kids like three weeks ago, some of them were still trying to run away from rockets, and now for them to be here and to be like rock stars. >> the coach says he's overjoyed to see the kids happy again. >> what's this road been like for you and your team? >> it's a great experience for them. the kids are smiling they're happy. it's a huge thing for these kids. >> huge because so many of their fathers are fighting in ukraine. [ speaking non-english we were there for the emotional moment this player had a video call with his dad, a fighter on the front line there you see tanks moving behind him. [ speaking non-english the boy moved to tears and comforted by his coach. for this player, playing hockey here is a chance to show the world that they will never give up. >> what is it that you love most about being a ukrainian? >> being ukrainian means that you're strong, you're smart. >> on their final match yesterday honoring their fallen fathers and those still fighting, showing pride for their nation and hope for a brighter future ahead

shawn chitnis spent the day with one woman who thought she would be able to return by now, and she wonders if she will ever get that chance. >> reporter: spending time on campus was always part of the plan for natalia. even after russia invaded her home country of ukraine. >> this was a unique experience because i never expected in my life that i would be here. >> reporter: when this fulbright scholar was preferring to wrap up her year at uc berkeley, the war had already started but natalia is still here thanks to an opportunity to keep working at this university. she studied how sustainability is discussed on social media as a scholar. now, she is teaching the ukrainian culture and language. >> processing everything going on in ukraine, on a daily basis. >> reporter: even with so much going on in her life, natalia says it is impossible to avoid what is happening back home. not only does she have loved ones still in the country, some have served on the front lines. >> i am not able not to know. so i cannot afford to not know what is going on but remick as the war enters a second year, she

my name is regina hulu, and i'm the ceo of shawn co academy. we teach defined skills, mostly digital and technical skills, tact targeted on women and girls. so for me, i think if you look at the essential skills, there's reading, writing, literacy, and i think now quoting as like the 4th one, it's the language of the teacher. when i started of my journey of founding the company, one of the 1st problems i was trying to solve was to change the single story. so that was my facebook so strong called means unique in my local language, which is cheap. so we wanted to provide unique solutions, you know, to the challenge of getting more women into the technology space. and also we connect them to dignified and compelling way. and to finance shift is growing in gala over the past 3 or 4 years and they've been a lot of hubs supporting young people to going to into partnership. so the a lot of duncan's happiness sometimes ends up alicia can seem like a very lonely journey. and from the meeting of our youngest and happiness inspires me to understand that i

or as shawn was saying, out in the cold, waiting out there. running, leaving their stuff behind.ell. because of course, the students want to go back. the schools gonna be closed for two days, for up to two days, so the students have to find places to go. if they don't have places to go. and parents, of course, as we've been saying, parents are surging to the college and university. it's hard to say they should not do it. but it does cause and additional problem. so, if they're gonna close this, one hopes that certainly they want to close it right. and i will say that one thing that they may want to determine is watch for his connections, if any, to the university, to an individual who might have been harmed. we don't know if this was a random act, if it was, someone just wanted to do with, or it was a targeted individual. and then others happened to be in that room. that's what we saw, for example, in walmart in the most recent walmart shooting. >> and i want to bring in andrew mccabe, if he's still with us right now. andrew, john miller is saying that firearms, guns, two handgun

. >> our shawn chitnis shows us the conditions. >> we are able to stand in the middle of highway 17 southbound lane this morning because it has been closed all day as they were concernsabout snicand ed t dire. rlie e moin yhodifficulthe condiorewith plenty of lialg wi of rain and then you add the ice and the trees coming down. drivers have a lot to deal with as they were trying to get through this part of the santa cruz mountains. >> i woke up this morning and it was surprising to see this much snow on the ground. i was heading out for a mountain bike ride but it doesn't like it will happen. we will see how it goes. they have been out here plowing already. >> what is the plan for the rest of the day? >> wait a couple hours and then had to work. >> we know that the snowline was around 1200 feet but we have seen snow all throughout this stretch of highway 17, even going lower than where we are currently standing. there is plenty of snow in this part of the mountains and it will take quite some time to clear the damage that has been done from this unusual winter weather. >> your mother called and

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shawn chitnis shows us how sky amazed everyone in just a few months, and what other parents can learnm his remarkable story. >> reporter: those early moments in life are always meant to be treasured by parents when a baby comes home. >> just the simple things. seeing him wake up in the morning with a smile on his face. >> reporter: but for britt barrett and adam lupin, spending time with their son, sky, here, became an expert to twist in his first six months. >> i think, in the hospital, we plan for every possible outcome except for this one. >> reporter: sky was born early, with two rare heart defect. >> anytime i could hold him, that is what i did was just love him. >> his parents were first told he was too small and weak to get the surgery needed. they learned a heart transplant would be a better option. but, sky was not healthy enough for the procedure either. at just two weeks old, doctors gave him the clear to get on the list, but finding a heart donor for a five pound baby would not be easy. >> it was a shock, the full- time. a full month of just feeling, every day was somethin

this is from kim with jeanette shawn. is she called and tell them, i guess they told me they would shrug it oracle somehow to be then shop with will not harmonics issue the level with as long as i'm sure without them, but also they can border with on taliban on the streets of cobble panic broke out world, watched as desperate themes were broadcast and trouble with afghans scrambled to board the last military plains, out of the country before the foreign troops left at their 1st press conference. after the takeover, the taliban pledge to protect the women's rights. what i had said because they should have been pop. i'm the with the with the fund. amanda. how do i like to work in the middle of the job? i have to let him know him and sort of by the track down started almost immediately. most women were banned from working force to cover their faces in public and soon girls were banned from attending secondary school. but akila wasn't about to abandon her students. she returned to work a month later when school's reopened for

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. >> how long the honorees, froe montana's police chief, shawn washington. the celebration spread across the bay area. there was a black history month parade. >> reporter: the parade kicked off in style marking black history month in san francisco. >> oh, look at that! that's beautiful. >> reporter: classic cars and performers making their way down third street. >> in 2018 they have been doing this parade as an opportunity for us to really come together an celebrate our history. >> reporter: mayor london breed joined the celebration and talked with us about growth in the city's bayview neighborhood. >> we got another 18 new businesses that have opened in the past two years, so the dream keeper initiative has really not only invested in this parade and other activities, but businesses, down payment assistance. >> reporter: established in 2021, the program reinvests millions of dollars annually in black communities across the city. from the parade, people headed to the southeast community center. >> this is in dedication to black history month. >> reporter: re

so honored to have you here today shawn. wanted to give you a opportunity to say a few words but in the spirit of black history month wanted to recognize what you have done and the advancements you have achieved on behalf of so many for your department and our city. thank you. [applause] before you say a few words supervisor walton wants to add on. >> thank you. i will be very brief. i want to say congratulations on your new role. for me it is exciting obviously when we have people who look like me in leadership and i don't know how much our young people watch our board of supervisors meetings but i have hope we have young black children that are watching this board meeting, because i think it is amazing for to see someone in your leadership position and playing a role to diversify the fire department and at the top of your game so congratulate on that and excited about you receiving the honor. thank supervisor safai for recognizing you and say congratulations to you and your family and i'm proud to watch you in your role an

>> shawn carter right with unhoused response crew passed out blankets in he hand warmers to encampment residents on thursday. she says mayor matt mahan must listen to the unsheltered people. if he wants to see encampments gone for good working with an entire camp together instead of taking one person out, that one person goes back to the camp. they had missed the camaraderie. they miss their community. the mayor's plan calls for building more tiny homes that he says are unaffordable housing solution. >> but we know that by using basic pre built modular units placed on government own land, we can create safe homes for a fraction of that cost. >> but kurt writes, is trying to solve painless in san jose should be an effort that expands outside the city. all. >> if you are providing solutions that you think are best for that they did think are best for them that unhoused people are not involved in planning and creating. then you're not providing a solution. now we reached out to the mayor to get more particulars on his plan, but we have not heard back. and we also reached out to other city

more important now than ever on here, shawn, we're very supportive from the national french sovereignty and, and territorial integrity. today, i hope we have a chance to discuss our united states and our allies are keeping constant contact group on our partners. can most effectively support you and your cause to present ukrainian president full autumn ears to lensky voice, his gratitude to the huge moment. supporting lee gray and ah, what can i say? i really appreciate that president water america, society being from the where we've, you know, this tragedy on the learn. you know, this poor kid war on being together with god feels full of supportive was from winehouse to ukraine. and thank you for your leadership, thanks by boxes or thanks, congress. i think that is historical moment for all, for all concert the 2 presidents paid tribute at the wall of remembrance to the thousands of ukrainian soldiers who have lost their lives since 2014 biden's visit comes at a crucial moment in the war. as the us needs to keep allies unified in their support for ukraine is ukraine is to send off russi

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so honored to have you here today shawn. wanted to give you a opportunity to say a few words but in the spirit of black history month wanted to recognize what you have done and the advancements you have achieved on behalf of so many for your department and our city. thank you. [applause] before you say a few words supervisor walton wants to add on. >> thank you. i will be very brief. i want to say congratulations on your new role. for me it is exciting obviously when we have people who look like me in leadership and i don't know how much our young people watch our board of supervisors meetings but i have hope we have young black children that are watching this board meeting, because i think it is amazing for to see someone in your leadership position and playing a role to diversify the fire department and at the top of your game so congratulate on that and excited about you receiving the honor. thank supervisor safai for recognizing you and say congratulations to you and your family and i'm proud to watch you in your role an

you've talked to shawn mendes, among others.olks to talk about their innermost feelings? >> i've tried to create a safe space where people have grace. to not feel judged, not feel criticized. i feel that safe space starts within. we create safe space with ourselves, to be vulnerable with ourselves, to realize we're human, we make mistakes all time. we all have challenges, we all have floors. when you give yourself space and grace, you extend that to others. >> you can't have love without loss. one of the rules is about breaking up. you talk about abuse is a deal breaker, infidelity, maybe. how do you define what's tolerable and not tolerable? >> that's exactly the decision only the individual can make. it's not my job to tell everyone whether they should leave or stay. it's to give you the process of, if you are going to stay, it's going to require understanding. it's going to require acceptance. it may even require forgiveness. in the book i lay out the steps you should follow in thinking about it, but i'm not going to tell you

you shawn, danielle, ginos, nauseous, rhonda shoals as it hands towards a new age of energy use. the aptly named belial or beautiful island boasts a remarkably diverse approach. rich with visionary ideas and not short on controversy. but where would we be energy wise? if we didn't have the occasional bit of friction, of the sustainable variety, of course, ah, if you want more red, check out our youtube channel. if you want regular features about new cars and car culture and about mobility around the world, read can make you very happy. vintage classics and future tech or just some of the exciting content waiting for you. subscribe to us at youtube slash dw. read and you'll always be up to speed. mm. mm hm. you're right in a d i. y. hell, claim racer from bosnia herzegovina. well young pin with veteran and his ultra customized vw jetta. well, it's like a child to me with a family member who is better and is a died in the will. racing driver with a preference for haley to rate time to get an up close and personal look at his jetta. are you ready? mm hm. the distinctly bumpy right f

shawn chitnis introduces us to the latest winner at national competition. >> reporter: jens ibsen is a talented tenor. he has even performed with the vienna boys choir. born in ghana, he is the first member of african descent to join that group. >> thinking about the peace and walking around and brainstorm. >> reporter: he is a singer who is always evolving and he is the latest winner of the emerging black composer's project from the san francisco conservatory of music. >> loving music really means having something to say. >> reporter: while he did not want to admit he can play the piano, it is part of a process to arrange his compositions. including his next piece, which will be a part of this project but he calls his peace genre fluid. he studied invoicing and composition in college and says he does not want to see black creative's put in a box, like himself a bay area composer who is influenced by metal and rock music. >> i know where i come from, it's part of my work. but, i also think the black is experience is very varied. it is not just about black pain but also about black jo