into the park. these early discussions revealed the need to approach the park's art and interpretive programs holistically, prompting a robust community engagement process that regent recently concluded and still is still continuing in some ways what resulted out of this process was the development of interpretive art and interpretive program master plan for the park which highlights the new public opportunity public art opportunities that align with the park's distinct goals and themes as well as our process for selecting artists for them over the course of the past year and a half san francisco rec and park hosted a series of community meetings that invited the active participation and feedback of local chinatown residents and community partners. these sessions along signs alongside ongoing internal discussions with a defined group of key project partners including representatives from the chinatown arts and cultural coalition as well as chinese and asian american history experts and scholars were

and by the way, they are very clean inside the park. choose to pee outside with apparently no regard for others who may be watching. the stench in this section of portsmouth square is intolerable and offensive. years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded pole. when we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated pissoirs. those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they've never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sauter is th

men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated place for those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they have never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sartor is the new supervisor for district three, which represents chinatown. what can we do to stop it? >> yeah, i think there's two things i think we actually have to look at. making sure that our existing facilities, our restrooms are in good shape, that they're not closed, that people know where they are with signage and with good lighting. and then on the other side, if people a

that's what morgan said. >> at the park. sting a game of hide and seek luring their friend payton, who they also called bella, into the woods nearby. >> anissa told me to lie on the ground and, like, cover myself and, like, sticks and leaves and stuff, but it was really just a trick. >> so i started walking away. and then, like when i was five feet away, i said, now i'm like, i have a go ballistic, go crazy, make sure she's down. >> what did she do next? >> i already told you. >> what was that? >> stab stab stab stab stab. >> payton bleeding out on the ground. her friends fleeing. >> i kind of just laid there for a minute. >> you walked out of the woods. >> i got up, grabbed a couple trees for support, i think, and then just walked until i hit a patch of grass where i could lay down. >> a local cyclist found her and called 911. payton. survival. a testament to her fighting spirit. five hours later, police found morgan and anissa and took them into custody. >> it was weird. i felt no remorse. i thought i would. >> an hours lon

i'm in the rocky mountain national park. my wife has fallen from a rock ledge on the north summit of deer mountain. she's in really critical condition. >> every year on their anniversary, harold would plan a trip with toni. typically a phone would ring, "hey, lee, this is harold. toni and i are gonna go on this little honeymoon trip. could you take care of haley for the weekend?" "sure." >> they were about to have their 12th anniversary, he was going to surprise her. she was just going to be overwhelmed. she was going to love it. the henthorns live just outside of denver. toni is an ophthalmologist, and harold is a fundraiser. after dropping their 7-year-old daughter haley at a neighbor's house, they leave for a weekend at rocky mountain national park. >> i ended up texting dr. henthorn just to say, "congratulations, have a great weekend. be safe, have a great time. see you monday." >> and i never heard back from her. >> i need an alpine mountain rescue team immediately. >> i already have rangers getting ready to come up ther

even this one, a tiny park in japan that's officially recognized as the world's smallest park. it's in nagaizumi, a town about an hour from tokyo. and if you walk too fast, you might miss it. it's just a quarter of a square meter, roughly the size of four sheets of paper. still, it has enough space for some grass, even a small bench. the park was created in 1988 to make the best use of free space on the road, according to a town official. as always, i'll post links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. another old tech that check this out. an iconic piece of oracle park is getting a makeover ahead of the upcoming season. our nbc bay area sky ranger captured crews working on the coca-cola bottle this morning. the bottle is part slide and part art installation sitting above the left field bleachers. a giant spokesperson says the coca-cola bottle is getting some fresh paint and new features, but did not specify what those features were. over 25 years, the lights and paint on the bottle have shown clear signs of wear and tear, so this upgrade is much needed. ho

>> the department of recreation and parks devoted $2.5 million to restore the building. money it hopes is reimbursed by fema. phil ginsburg from rec and park said saving the building was a priority considering all the history that unfolded here. >> this used to be a roadhouse where people would come for an illicit drink or to gamble during prohibition. it was a place where a former mayor who was indicted for extortion came to hyde. >> park goers say they're thrilled the house, with so much history, will now make new memories for years to come. >> i've seen weddings that would be outdoor weddings, but then having the reception inside, you know, and people, of course, are walking all over. they really enjoy not just what's inside, but, you know, just you have the redwood trees right here. >> now, just two years after that fallen tree, the city said they're putting the finishing touches in place and said the trocadero should be available to rent in just a matter of weeks. >> the permits will start on april 1st. and my understanding is, is that if you want to get married here

the safety problems. some vehicle dwellers parked in front of the school emergency exit. a teacher shared a photo of someone reportedly from the encampment climbing over the fence to steal from the school. some students say they saw fights and drug activity at the encampment while attending their outdoor gardening class 20 feet away. after the story aired and months of complaining, the city cleared it on thursday and neighbors immediately used these donated planter boxes to prevent reencampment. >> when they came home from school, they were so happy, "mom, mom, the people doing bad things are not there anymore." >> appreciate you. >> reporter: preston turner works for the councilman in this district. he was the middleman coordinating between neighbors and city agencies to clear the encampment. he says they cleared this encampment in august, but the vehicle dwellers returned within a couple weeks. >> as soon as it was cleared, we have our own form of beautification and deterrents that will prevent reencampment. >> reporter: he says it's important for neighbors to take owne

the clock is ticking for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. it's known as the bay view vehicle triage center. the 35 spot site opened in 2022 and has served 132 households living in vehicles. but late last year, the city announced the site will be closing this coming monday. the city says everyone on site will be offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance before the closure. most have accepted the help. those who don't have to be out by the end of the weekend. our concern, though, is for those who still are going to be living in their vehicles. they're not going to have a safe place to park. the city spent millions of dollars on the site with just recently equipped with electricity. it also offered case management, housing assistance and vehicle repair to those living on site. the chronicle reports the high cost and limited success are among the reasons for the closure. tonight we're learning that an opossum that ran across the bay bridge earlier this week wasn't alone. she was carrying babies in h

>> the department of recreation and parks devoted $2.5 million to restore the building. hopes is reimbursed by fema. phil ginsburg from rec and park said saving the building was a priority considering all the history that unfolded here. >> this used to be a roadhouse where people would come for an illicit drink or to gamble during prohibition. it was a place where a former mayor who was indicted for extortion came to hyde. >> park goers say they're thrilled. the house, with so much history, will now make new memories for years to come. >> i've seen weddings that would be outdoor weddings, but then having the reception inside, you know, and people, of course, are walking all over. they really enjoy not just what's inside, but, you know, it just you have the redwood trees right here. >> now, just two years after that fallen tree, the city said they're putting the finishing touches in place and said the trocadero should be available to rent in just a matter of weeks. >> the permits will start on april 1st. and my understanding is, is that if you want to get married here, yo

and later, what's going on with the giant coke bottle at oracle park? we get some insight into what's happening behind the scaffolding. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i am garvin thomas we start with an oval office shouting match that's sending shockwaves across the globe. now, what started as a photo opportunity in anticipation of a deal on mineral rights between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, devolved into a contentious barrage of insults and accusations. now you're looking at zelensky leaving the white house not long after the meeting. the trump administration says they kicked him out with no deal. as with no deal. a scheduled lunch and press conference also called off. the two met in the oval office, along with vice president j.d. vance, to talk about a potential rare earth mineral deal. the white house is presented that deal as an important step for a peace deal between ukraine and russia, but a shouting match started after vp vance suggested more diplomacy between russia and ukraine. zelensky countered

her father tried to pursue them, but the two sped away through the packed parking lot and lost them. then he turns, and then we can't see where in the world they went. we blurred the faces of the two people because while san jose pd has taken an incident report, they have not identified the two as suspects or returned our requests for information. but sarah says other people recognize the two and have seen them approach other seniors outside the matrix casino and other businesses. they've been doing this for quite a long time already. the scam usually starts by a person approaching a victim and engaging in a conversation by asking for help or for directions. it's not just san jose, palo alto, san ramon on social media, milpitas pd warned about this popular scam. take a look at how quickly this thief steals the victim's real jewelry. milpitas pd warns bay area residents to be on alert and says to always be cautious around unfamiliar people and never accept gifts from them or allow them to get too close. sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnin

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we will be getting an update on the transformation of san francisco's great highway into a park space. the recreation and park department will be providing a timeline for the construction and opening, along with maps and designs. they'll detail all that will be included, like public art, fitness equipment, a bicycle pump track, and skating features. >> our last adventure is controversial. there is a bill that would literally allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. the practice, called hounding, was banned more than a decade ago. abc seven news reporter tara campbell, with who's behind the proposal and the response from activists. >> outcry friday from those working to keep california's black bears safe. responding to an attempt to bring back the use of hound dogs to hunt bears, a tactic outlawed more than a decade ago. >> it is so cruel in every possible way. >> and bryant is the executive director of the bear league, leading the opposition to assembly bill 1038, introduced by assembly member heather chadwick, representing tahoe. >> it's a ploy to bri

$110 for parking on the sidewalk.l worth it because these guys were gone. >> reporter: many businesses and neighbors say they couldn't use the parking spaces before, so they don't mind losing the spots now. >> i feel empowered again. it felt like a helpless situation. >> reporter: both randy and ferla say this is the beginning. they will add more boxes and plants. the community will be painting the planter boxes. >> this is basically proof of persistence and hard work and determination. >> reporter: preston says the city offered transitional housing to the rv dwellers before the removal, but many declined. the city is asking for patience, saying they have limited people working on hundreds of encampments across oakland. >>> first alert weather, hope you enjoyed one of the warmer days outside because changes are on the way this weekend. >> yeah. >> we're in the end of february. >> very end. >> it's nice to finally see some february weather again. >> yeah. as we head into march. wait, what? >> tomorrow. >> things always

we will be getting an update on the transformation of san francisco's great highway into a park spacethe recreation and park department will be providing a timeline for the construction and opening, along with maps and designs. they'll detail all that will be included, like public art, fitness equipment, a bicycle pump track, and skating features. >> our last adventure is controversial. there is a bill that would literally allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. the practice, called hounding, was banned more than a decade ago. abc seven news reporter tara campbell, with who's behind the proposal and the response from activists. >> outcry friday from those working to keep california's black bears safe. responding to an attempt to bring back the use of hound dogs to hunt bears, a tactic outlawed more than a decade ago. >> it is so cruel in every possible way. >> and bryant is the executive director of the bear league, leading the opposition to assembly bill 1038, introduced by assembly member heather chadwick, representing tahoe. >> it's a ploy to bring

felt like a helpless situation. >> reporter: many businesses and neighbors say they couldn't use the parking spaces before so they don't mind losing the spots now. >> parking ticket for like $110. for parking on the sidewalk. i was like -- but it was still worth it. because these guys were gone. >> reporter: she says this is just the beginning. they'll add more plants and the students will paint the boxes soon. >> this is basically proof of, you know, persistence and hard work. and determination. >> reporter: preston says the city offered transitional housing to the rv dwellers before removal but many of them declined. and the city is asking for patience, saying they have limited people working on hundreds of encampments across oakland. >> now oakland police say a months long investigation has led to seven arrests. on friday officers showed off nearly a dozen firearms seized. according to opd. the weapons cache and ammunition were all found during a months long investigation into an armed carjacking in east oakland. now search warrants were executed across the bay area. >> seven individuals,

that is the coca cola bottle at oracle park, surrounded by scaffolding. we'll tell you what's going on next. and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt is preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories how an arkansas couple has turned their family history into a thriving family business. inside their award winning for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [google notification] ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. makeover before the giants return to play ball. yeah. nbc bay area sky ranger flew over the ballpark this morning and spotted crews working on the coca-cola bottle. it's part slide and part art insta

what i'm happy the great highway has become a park for the weekend. we share what we have with the rest of the city and people come from outside the city. i'm sure people come from the east bay, and i just feel like, seeing the people out here enjoying this represents the hope for the future. >> imagine the potential of an emerald necklace in the sunset for safe biking and recreation along the green belt of sunset boulevard which connects lake merced with golden gate park and great highway park. quality of life matters and we know how to take care of each other. sunset youth service helps teenagers find purpose and self-help for the elderly let's seniors shine. local artists capture the sunset experience and work is on display in cafes like java beach and black bird books. the art of conversation happens at this new barber shop called the avenue. the owner calls it a barber lounge because he wants to create a space for the community to gather beyond hair cuts. this corner is a hent of the future. you see new housing built for new generations and it is

. >>> one of the bay area's biggest city pumping the brakes on a controversial parking law. one man says it needs to happen now. >> we can't always follow who yells the loudest. we need to look at what is really going to improve safety. >>> later, it is a silent film sanctuary in the bay area. we'll introduce you to the couple dedicating their lives to the era of hollywood before the talkies. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hi. i'm sara donchey in for jules today. >>> it's been over a month since president trump took office for his second term and in that time we've seen a lot of protests against his policies, but tonight a different sort of protest is taking place across the country. it is an economic blackout aimed at major u.s. companies. the idea is to take aim at corporations and billionaires that protesters say are controlling american politics. the method? refusing to spend money for 24 hours. our kara st. cyr found some people in the bay area taking part and asked an expert could this really have an impact? >> reporter: shawna's ignoring corpo

led him to the park look for some magazines and bushes like the good old days. >> it got you out of the on porn hunts back in the day. >> that's what i'm wearing this jacket for. going on a hunt. >> doing nothing. what if you could sit on the couch and you just start looking better? that would be amazing to. >> greg: i think they call that ozempic. >> that is the new version of being thin and lazy. whole and one right there. >> greg: do we have time for a second question? me. i'm going to say volunteering. we do so much of it i just wish. >> i know you don't like to talk about it. >> greg: i don't like to talk about from the during at all. >> where do you volunteer? >> greg: all over. >> everywhere. >> greg: i just wish it made me feel better. you know. it takes a lot of time and those the kids are so sad. you know? make-a-wish somewhere else. don't go away we will be right back. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. well, i'm a local company in chattanooga, ten

we'll expect to see some changes to the iconic coca-cola bottle at oracle park. is up around the 80 foot structure and the giants will only see the coke bottle is getting some fresh paint and new features. the organization says it will announce more details about what to expect in mid-march. next on abc, seven mornings at 6 a.m. tense moments at the white house. the exchange between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. plus, it's being called the worst flu season in 15 years. the trend we're seeing across california as officials begin to look are you... saying munch? yup! he's craving my new big smashed jack, with more than double the beef of a big mac. i'm in love... with? what's her face, right? get my new big smashed jack and so munch more. welcome to jack in the box! if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! now abc seven morning

the canine clients. they get this, like, whole, like, dog park fun. look at that. and they're also well behaved. >> i'm against forced puppy bussing. >> that little puppy was me. >> they all looked. >> but they all look like they're drugged. i mean, they're too quiet. >> maybe it was after the park. >> yeah. >> could be. >> let's hope. i have. >> so much time. >> it's okay. jesse will take it up by just babbling. >> it's fine. we got a gator on the golf course, everybody. don't worry. florida man was there. that's florida alumni. billy. hershel grabbed the 60 degree. showed no fear. massive reptile. got him off the fairway. not afraid of gators. they're more afraid of you, he said. finished the day five under. >> right. >> not bad. billy. tonight, jesse watters primetime. the binder comes out of hibernation. she did not bring her binder. >> is she on the show? >> she's not on the show. >> it looks like you're having her as a guest. >> it's just a promotional trick. >> no. >> yeah, but. >> but where did she come out of hibernation? >> in harvard square. doing what?

the shooting happened in the back parking lot of the hillsboro police department.red back and then the suspect ran off. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. the search continues for a driver involved in a hit and run on the bay bridge. a motorcyclist was hit and killed. it happened on the eastbound lanes near the toll plaza just after two yesterday afternoon. the chp says a car hit a motorcycle and threw the rider from their bike. then a second vehicle hit the rider and fled. police are looking for the suspect. several lanes were closed for about two hours. well, we continue to keep an eye on california's snowpack. the department of water resources held its monthly snowpack survey, and there's been an improvement since last month. statewide, we're at 85% of average, but experts aren't confident that will reach normal levels. here's abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey. >> recent weather has given the bay area a taste of spring in the past few weeks, but a similar beautiful forecast in tahoe is less than good news for snow on the ground. for e

today, we will be getting an update on the transformation of san francisco's great highway into a parklong with maps and designs. they'll detail all that will be included, like public art, fitness equipment, a bicycle pump track, as well as skating features. all right, let's get you outside with frances. good morning. >> all right. good morning. sure will be nice enough to go outdoors, but here is our next system that is bringing us the fog this morning. and some showers later on tonight. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50. san francisco 49, oakland. 51 degrees. and then this afternoon, you'll notice it's cooler compared to yesterday. generally in the 60s for most of us, with the exception of right along the coast and half moon bay 57, san francisco 59 but san jose warmer at 68. we have a level one system coming in tonight. continuing through tomorrow morning. showers, breezy conditions, even a chance of thunderstorms and dangerous surf. so it's going to be a level one for oscar sunday. a break on monday and then another system on tuesday and wednesday. it's also going to be ligh

the clock is ticking for people living at san francisco's only safe parking site. it's known as the bay view vehicle triage center. it's a 35 spot parking lot opened in 2022. it has served 132 households living in their cars. late last year, san francisco announced the site would be closing and that's on monday. the city says everyone was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance before monday's closure. most have accepted the help. those who didn't have to be out by the end of tomorrow. our concern, though, is for those who still are going to be living in their vehicles. they're not going to have a safe place to park. the city had spent millions of dollars on the site, whichch was just recently equipped with electricity. it also offered case management, housing assistance and vehicle repair to those living there. the san francisco chronicle reports the high costs and limited success are among the reasons for the closure. we're going to turn now to your weekend forecast and cinthia pimentel. good morning kara. good mor

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you know, go down to the park, look for some magazines and some bushes. good old days. >> yeah, exactly. >> it got you out of the house? >> yeah. >> they're all on the internet. >> we went for porn hikes back in the day. >> oh, my god. >> that's what i got this jacket for. i'm going on a hunt. >> charlie. >> i would say just like doing nothing. like what? if you could sit on the couch and, like, suddenly your body just transforms, like, you start, like, leaning out, and you, like, just start looking better. i mean, that would be amazing. like. >> i think they call it ozempic. >> ozempic is the new version of. we talked about this earlier. you can be thin and lazy. it's. >> yes. >> hole in one right there. >> do we have time for a second question? oh, me i'm going to go i'm going to say volunteering. yeah. you know, i do so much of it. i just wish it. >> i know you don't like to talk. >> about it. i don't like to talk about volunteering at all. >> but where do you volunteer? >> oh, all over place, everywhere. but i wish it just made me feel better. >> i kn

convicted, sentenced for the rape of a white woman in central park. later, you were exonerated fully. i wonder, does that experience do you believe inform the run. inform the work that you hope to do? >> i believe it does. you know the community. like i stated, they have watched us throughout the years. i'm from east harlem, so i'm, you know, i'm, you know, east harlem in the bronx. i have i have strong ties to it. and the community has sat there and watched me throughout this, throughout this experience, throughout these years. and they've always been supportive. so i definitely believe that, um, they see themselves in me. um, this is also, you know, in the case that captivated the america at the time. and so there's a connection there. there's a connection between me and the community. and it has it has been shown, you know, just in the last couple of days, the support has been tremendous. >> i read that you told the new york times that, quote, those who have been closest to the pain should have a seat at the table. last time you were on the show, it

if you want to go there, the pacific or connects position that going to be the golden gate park, mostly cloudy skies, rain developing late in the day and looks like a great time to get out there and enjoy all the beautiful colors are temperature about 54 degrees, mostly cloudy with the rain. chances by late in the afternoon, guys. thanks, lawrence. black history month is wrapping up in emeryville with the 12th annual. >> my chief it their chief is my belief. yes. so this is a great event. an event today, hundreds of elementary school kids they got some encouragement from. >> alameda county firefighters are kron four's. philippe djegal reports. >> sometimes you just have to see it to believe you can achieve you have a road map far as where you want to go and how to get there, it makes it easier and it gives you more focused. alameda county fire captain james cobb among the dozens of bay area firefighters to attend friday's 12th annual chief. as my belief presentation at any 8 elementary school in emeryville growing up in east oakland caption, cobb has always been a leader but does not kn

it is perhaps one of the most recognizable features at oracle park. e'll te most prominent features, ktvu it's making some updates to the coke bottle, which currently sits above the left field bleachers.

. >> what about firing the only locksmith at yosemite national park? have you ever recommended that? >> i'm not sure we have ever run into the locksmith at the park. >> the answer to that is you have not. so i thank you for that because none of these have ever actually aligned with any of the recommendations that have come out of your office yet they are clearly huge priorities for elon musk and his doge team. it is a crusade against the government, against actually helping people across this country and the hypocrisy that we are seeing today, and there are committees that i think it is quite disturbing to house democrats. republican colleagues spent a lot of time warning about unsustainable deficits. we know that today, there is a huge vote on a budget. their budget version of the bill has a four point $5 trillion tax cut giveaway essentially, when we should be asking the super rich to actually pay more and at the center of this, we know is a huge cut to medicaid. they are trying to get at least $880 billion, maybe more, in medicaid cuts. in my distric

we have dismantled the drug market but we still have problems. last night's arrest at jefferson square park we arrested 84 people 84 people and there's been this trend that we see where we go into an area we clean it up, we stabilize it and then a lot of the people that are causing problems and havoc particularly as it relates to the drug market go into another neighborhood. that day is over and we know it's going to take time. but you will see these types of operations when people displaced from an area that we go in and try to clean up and then go to another community. this is what you're going to see. you're going to see these types of operations. so we are committed to doing just that and it was a multi jurisdictional multi-agency collaboration. we had our cpd officers in numbers. we had our sheriff's department you know like think sir paul miyamoto for that. we had our rec and park rangers . we had a multitude of people out there all with the same single purpose and that is to make these communities safer to stop this whac-a-mole thing that we're seeing when drug dealers and users go f

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and if he really wants to cut a deal, he's going to have to maintain some level of aid, kind of park the animosity. and oh, by the way, i imagine if you ask president trump, was that the toughest moment in a negotiation? i bet he's seen some moments a lot angrier and a lot more difficult than that, and gone on to eventually cut a deal. the key is we got to stay in this. otherwise, what i really worry about, michael, is the knock on effect on the nato alliance. >> i hope that president trump's leadership gets us to the right place. and i'm trying to give him every benefit of the doubt. i just don't like the way it looked yesterday. it's not how you treat a friend the way that i was raised. thank you, admiral stavridis. i appreciate you as always. >> my pleasure. michael. and one last thought on the meeting. i think zelenskyy should have used an interpreter, um, trying to do it in english, although his english is reasonable, i think was a real handicap in those negotiations. personality matters, communications matter. >> thank you. admiral. good to see you. by the way, to the admiral's las

talks about the lives of mary todd lincoln and rita davis the wives of the civil war leaders and is a 3:00 p.m. eastern college parkin maryland, with luncheon curator luke two is for the history of the world oldest continually operating airfield artifacts within his museum and a 7:00 p.m., watch american history tv series, first 100 days has been look at the start of presidential parenchyma this week we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's from a 1963, following the assassination of president john f. kennedy, johnson address congress shortly after kennedy's death and colored members about civil rights legislation ended 8:00 p.m. eastern lectures in history university of southern california, socio-'s like that a sociology professor of american prison gangs in the 20th and the 21st centuries explain the american story, watch american history tv salaries on "c-span2" and find a full schedule of your program guide or watch online anytime is cspan.org/history. >> sunday on c-span's q&a will talk with national geographic explores tyrone members will documenting of the 12000 slave ships that operated du

the greek god of wine. life sized images reveal practices meant to help people shed inhibitions. pompeii's archeological parkthe frieze is crucial to understanding classical mediterranean life, and they plan to open it to the public immediately. well, it is carnival time in brazil. the celebration annually attracts millions and kicked off in rio de janeiro yesterday. now, one of the must see events is the carmelita's block party. celebrants wear nun's habits. some of them dressed so scantily they'd never be allowed in any convent. participants indulge in a little debauchery, singing, dancing and enjoying the stalls before the more solemn days of lent, when they're expected to repent for all of their sins. all right, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber for viewers in the u.s. and canada. cnn this morning is next. for viewers elsewhere, african voices changemakers is next. >> stop on. right to. he. is. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes, the. >> president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the

the event is totally free. it will be tomorrow march first from 11:00am to 05:00pm every monday park. >> warriors star steph curryy cooking a down in the orlando curry scored a whopping 56 points last night carrying the team to a dub when it was his best performance of the season. and after the game, he wasted no time spreading some greatness to a vip fan, cheering him on in the stands. his mom. yeah, steph also had 4 rebounds and 3 assists during that game prompting fans to chant mvp in the stands. but feels like the words are back. yeah, there i think fight. they won 5 in a row. only lost once since jimmy butler got there. >> laurence, this team. you don't want to play the warriors in the playoffs. know. i mean, all of a sudden it's amazing what that traded for him, right? i mean, they've really turned it on. did you see the look on his mom's was like, are you getting weirder? we are to go through that smell that. it's like this. do already. hey, guys out the door right now. you've got some nice conditions out there. looking good as we start out. >> this ride to get ready for the weekend. but what a change we a

a visit to the college park aviation museum of maryland with lou perez to explore -- luke perez. h american history tv series first 100 days, as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week, we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's term in 1963, following the assassination of john f. kennedy. he called on members to pass civil rights legislation. on elections in history, usc sociology professor brittany friedman on the evolution of american prison gangs in the 20th and 21st centuries. exploring the american story, watch american history tv every weekend or watch online anytime at c-span.org. >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress, the first address of his second term and less than two months since taking office. c-span's live coverage against at 8:00 eastern with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech at 9:00 eastern. and then watch the democratic response. we will take your calls and get your reaction on social media. on c-span two, you can watch a simulcast of the e

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