. >> how a proposal by the only native member of the washington state legislature could bring an endree needs a little more shade. soledad: welcome back to “matter of fact.” the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous woman and girls is unrelenting. yet, no one knows for sure how many have gone missing. several sources put the number in the thousands with current estimates close to 6000. in our reporting, we've met with families traumatized by loss, often waiting years for any word about what happened to their missing mothers, daughters, and sisters. across the country, families and advocates use the symbol of a red handprint over a woman's mouth to represent the lives that have been silenced. now, washington state representative democrat debra lekanoff, the only native american in the state legislature, is pushing a bill to set up an alert system for missing indigenous people. it would work much like the amber alert for missing children and the silver alert for missing elderly adults. debra lekanoff: the alert system intertwines our tribal, local, state, and federal police and our

washington state is 73 67 winner cal finishes two and 10. in conference play, and the mls season got off to its earliest start in history today with the earthquakes hosted the new york red bulls and trying not to fall into a familiar pattern. quakes down one nothing in the 69th minute christian espinosa's free kick headed into the back of the net. by javier lopez. game even at a goal each , but not for long. the equally just three minutes later, omar fernandez shoots at the quakes net. his shot goes right through goalie jt marcinkowski. the red bulls had one more for 321 win. the quakes will try to avoid the early season whole, they usually dig for themselves when they post columbus next saturday, and the ball went right through actually looks like lots more basketball to talk about tonight . big one with st murray's playing gonzaga tone. all right after that, we're back all here at this while this is great, never been so close. no thank you so much for joining us. the chinese new year break she's wearing red is com tonight we celebrate new

. >>> a deadly shooting at a supermarket in washington state. the manhunt tonight, and the photo police just released. >>> high-stakes meeting over ukraine. president biden with germany's new chancellor at the white house. >>> france's president with vladimir putin in russia. and new intel on what russia has been doing at ukraine's border. >>> the chinese tennis star denied a leader of sexual assault. >>> if you lease your vehicle, what you should know right now. >>> and the american speed skater nearly sidelined by covid. his race to get to beijing in time to compete. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. all that glitters is not gold for team usa, at least not so far as the sun comes up at the start of another day in beijing, the american team still trying to battle its way to the top of the podium. plenty of disappointment and surprises coming out of the opening weekend as u.s. figure skaters grab their first silver medal in the team event, while mikaela shiffrin is looking forward to getting back on the s

i'm very tired of this on again, off again with masks. >> reporter: new mexico and washington state today making their moves, leaving just hawaii and puerto rico without plans to end masks indoors. and the country's most populous state, california, today rolling out its road map to ramp up or down restrictions, if and when the virus resurges. >> over the next few weeks, it's reasonable to take off masks indoors, take off masks in schools, and cdc guidance on that will be helpful. i think we're also going to get guidance that says that in future surges, so if we have other variants, we'll maybe need to put masks back on. >> reporter: and pressure is mounting on school boards to lift mask mandates for kids. >> i am begging you to please make masking optional. >> reporter: nearly 47 million children remain unvaccinated and 97% of the country still seeing high transmission. dr. anthony fauci says it's time to start inching back toward normal life, but he believes it's too soon to lift mask mandates in schools. >> you've really got to be careful. you know, you don't want to say it's an absolut

i rise today to honor the service of two outstanding agricultural leaders in washington state. first, i want to thank mr. mike laplante. for years, mike has been a fierce champion of agriculture in washington. serving as the president of the washington state farm bureau since 2011. washington state is home to one of the most robust and vibrant agricultural industries in the country, with over 300 different crops, virtually every type of livestock raised in our state. the hardworking men and women make the industry run face challenges as diverse as they are. that's why it's so important they have solid, experienced, and servant-minded people working to raise their voices. not only has mike been a strong advocate for the industry in washington state and beyond, but he's been a valuable partner in my work on behalf of the farmers, ranchers, and growers in my district. he has my thanks for his years of leadership, and my best wishes for the next chapter in his life. i also recently had the opportunity to meet with mike's successor as farm bureau president, rosela mows bee. rosela, l

senator patty murray of washington state chaired the hearing.

washington state has introduced legislation of the kind we saw in california. but i don't think this poses an existential risk to the rideshare model at all but the risk level is more they were friendly. it is something to keep an eye on. quick thank you. we were just hearing about the focus on massachusetts. this is the area of focusing contention. game workers saying that they are being hurt by antitrust laws. we will explore that. we also dig into the fact that these driving unions are using entities and the gopher democratization. i am not sure it is not to take on ubrer and lyft. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> today's triple take is focus on -- focused on lyft. massachusetts is shaping up to be the next battleground. they are doing things a bit differently there. >> they are erasing decentralization. they are trying to raise funds. this is what we are trying to do in california. now we have nfc's. it is to raise money for the massachusetts driving them. what they have put out is not the prettiest. these are meant to be the people coming together. they are trying

senator patty murray of washington state chaired the hearing. sen. murray: i will have an opening statement followed by senators and we'll introduce our witnesses. after the witnesses give their testimony, senators have five minutes for a round of questions and while we were unable to have this hearing fully open to the public for in person attendance, live video with close captioning is available on our city website at health.senate.gov. if you are in need of any other accommodations you can reach out to the committee or the office of congressional accessibility services. we continue to see a high number of new covid cases. we are having this hearing in a larger room where we can be especially distant -- socially distant, limiting the number of people in the room and accommodating both some of our committee members and witnesses through video as we have done previously and taking additional measures such as wearing masks. as always i really do appreciate the work of the staff and the sergeant at arms. and our committee, clerk and staff to make this

too bad washington state officials will only listen if they smash windows and started fires. ate that let rioters make up their own country. but the students didn't do that. they were peaceful. >> take a mask, if you don't take a mask you have to head back out. put it on. >> greg: meanwhile, at a prince william county school board meeting in virginia, a mother called out the mask bs coming from school officials noting that up until recently virginia had a mask mandate for students but only under governor ralph northam. >> on november 15th of last year i had the privilege of speaking with doctor macdade for ten minutes following the crt town hall meeting. during that discussion which was friendly and cordial i asked what he as superintendent could do to get kids out of masks. dr. macdade told me she would if she could but that her hands were tied by then governor northam's mandate with face coverings and if it weren't for that things would be different. well, tonight, things are different and i would like to ask you dr. macdade, tonight what has changed and what do you plan on

a new bill introduced by democrats in the legislature in washington state would require people to wearnywhere outside of the shower, in canoes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards that's obviously none of your business whether we wear lifejackets or not, but that new law proposed is running into another principle very popular right now called equity, and one group is demanding an exception from it. jason rantz is a radio show host in seattle, he is our go to man for the pacific northwest, he joins us today. jason, what is this? >> so it's a bill by democrat state representative and she says it will save lives. the problem is that outcome might actually be determined by your race. so the legislation has some exemptions where you don't have to comply. so if you're in a sanctioned competition, if you're being supervised by a coach or a trainer, or if you're participating in something called paddleboard yoga, which is apparently a thing. but if this is about saving lives, there's this carve out that doesn't actually make any sense. gives exemptions to members of federally recognized tribes for

we begin with breaking news starting on march 2nd march. 12th california, oregon and washington state will no longer be requiring schoolchildren to wear masks inside governor newsom making this announcement in a statement sent jointly with the governors of oregon and washington, ktvu erasmus joins us live now to explain why mass in schools there may not be going to wear everywhere next month. well mike the statewide requirement for kids to wear masks indoors in schools and childcare settings that will be lifted march 11th at 11 59 pm but california will still allow local jurisdictions. to keep some additional rules in place if they choose now. here's part of the governor's statement released just in the past hour, it reads quote after march, 11th in schools and childcare facilities. masks will not be required, but will be strongly recommended. the statement goes on to say, as always, local jurisdictions may have additional requirements beyond the state guidance and quote the governors of oregon and washington were also part of this joint statement. statewide mask mandates for kids in

elsewhere, virginia, north carolina, washington state, state-issued school mask mandates are coming down with new york slated to review the school's policy early next month. is the timing right, or too soon in your opinion? >> i can speak on the behalf the my children. they're definitely tired of masks. they want things to go back to normal. people are just so angry about covid, the types of restrictions that have been needed. they just want life to go back to normal. we're trying to follow science, and making sure -- young children still don't have access to the vaccines. we want to make sure and i know she'll be listening to everyone in that decision. these are tough decisions, but they're porch to maintain the judgment. in that commune safe. >> i will seal the senate pass your bill with lindsey graham, end the -- can you tell us what that means for american workers generally, but foremost for working women? >> immediately it changes the employment contracts of 60 million people. you sign an employment contract, you don't realize you're signing your way to a constitutional right to acu

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. >> and according to the "new york times," auditors in washington state found that the mail ballots four times the rate of white voters. similar trends have been seen in other states. the rejections were a result of signatures missing or did not match those on file. what procedures need to be put in place as more people decide to vote by mail? >> frankly, rev, we need to actually standardize elections in this country in terms of standards for how people can qualify for and take part in our elections. i think that all of these state -- various state requirements, you know, have the effect of actually suppressing the vote. we know that in washington state in texas and other places around the country, that african-americans and people of color generally and women are having, you know, disproportionately negative effects in terms of their ability to cast their ballots. and so we need to, you know, do what is necessary at the federal level, but we also need to make sure that these studies continue to come out and that we challenge the rules that are undermining the ability of people to v

they lost to washington state today in the final minute. back to you. >> those fans. >> yes. . >>> the bay area housing market is red hot, as we do. santa clara county, the single- family home just nine days. the 1700 square-foot home was listed at about 1.6 million, but a buyer snapped it up for about two and a half. the house has four bedrooms and three bedrooms, not to mention ample outdoor space and of course a pool tale let's buy two. coming up, at 6:00, what the family of a 49ers fan, knocked unconscious outside the nfc championship game, is asking of anyone who may have gone to the game. >> the cbs weekend news coming up, next. news update always on kpix.com. >> good night. we see you in 30 minutes.

>> reporter: there are many, fred, and you're talking between washington state and philadelphia, justof these incidents unfortunately, we're told all the officers involved did pull through and survived and will be okay. let's go through this extensive list. the last 24 hour, separate incidents have left 15 officers injured. one that's getting a lot of attention is the one you mentioned in a suburb of phoenix, arizona. according to investigators, an officer that was responding to a call of a woman who was shot was invited into a home by a suspect, who according to investigators, ambushed the officer with gunfire. that officer was struck but managed to escape and called for backup. that's what triggered this hours-long standoff. there was a man inside the home who came out holding an infant, placed the baby on the ground, and as officers were making their way in not only to apprehend this individual but also take this child to safety, that's when investigators say the suspect inside the house still opened fire on these officers. five were shot. the rest of them were hit with shrapnel. a

the united states needed its own proxies on the border with russia, and that was the role of ukraine for washington. a reaction followed immediately on july, 2nd, 2010, u. s. secretary of state, hillary clinton said some have tried to force ukrainians into a choice between aligning your country with russia or with the west. we believe that is a false joy. we do not believe in the concept of fears of influence. we believe that it is up to ukrainian char your own course towards your own future. and in doing so, you can count on the support and friendship of the united states. clinton was sure her message would be understood. dana cove, which is 2 mired and corruption. m, a crane is considering the one of the most corrupted countries in the world. why did it happen? yes. so much on that system that cut out. so cranking on getting ugly pic panini koski whiskey yet, but controlled. going simply, just yesterday, a business to try to sell it. you know, latham jim biosolution for them both li ocean la at a see if you can then use your 1st opinion. okay. is there a grapple? is hoyt is a dentist there? only

>> and detectives in washington state had no answers.as dead in the water. >> the case must have been growing colder by the day. >> it was. >> i'm sure you must have felt that way. >> absolutely. >> did you at some point feel like we've kind of got to give up on this until something comes our way?. >> yeah. on the other hand, we knew somewhere, some day, sandi would be found. and the hope was that when that happened, there would be some type of evidence that the assist us in putting this case together. >> they were about to get their wish. >> coming up -- all the men in sandi's life claimed they didn't see her the day she disappeared. which one of them is lying? >> the neighbor saw her car, recognized her car parked outside his house. >> when "dateline" continues. atients wiinsurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-8

i mean, this guy in washington state, he shot at cops, he fellowed, then when they found him, he trieddriving all of this, do you think? >> well, defund the police, the constant rhetoric that a there should be no police, the victimization is of criminals. he was d in his defense, he was squared, he was scared for his life. they'll leave out the fact that he was under investigation for second-degree rape of a child, but that's not what it's going to be. there'll be groups that will make this person the victim because police officers, men and women who serve are terrible and they have no business in our country or in our cities. and you'll even hear people like when -- the morning in new york where someone was complaining because there was traffic and that's what their job is, and if they die, so be it. that's the narrative that's being pushed other than places like fox news coming forward and you're seeing american citizens starting to support the men and women who wear the shield. but as long as you continue to hear the squads of the world and continue to say things about we don't need

tonight in washington state authorities are searching for a man who opened fire at a grocery store. >g one person and injuring another. it happened at a fred meyer store in richland police describing the suspect as a middle aged white man with a handgun. witnesses say that he and the victim who died interacted before the shooting. it's not known if they knew each other. the wounded person is a store employee who is listed in critical condition. it's not known if the gunman left on foot or in a vehicle. tensions at the ukraine. russian border continue to escalate tonight and the u.s. and nato allies are >> scrambling to broker a deal with russia to prevent an invasion u.s. officials say could happen any day. kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest. as president biden met with a key ally in this fight. >> good evening. well, today we saw yet another crucial meeting in the midst of this escalating crisis going into the meeting. we know germany and the u.s. had slightly different approaches towards russia. but leaving we saw the 2 leaders emerge united. >> workin

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at stanford, washington state, michael flowers. scored 22 and the cougars knocked it off. 66-60. the women, she scored 11 of the 14 in the first quarter, ucla just crushed by the second ranked cardinal tonight. 76-48. big game for them, too, as they won eight straight games and unbeat nen pac-12 play. now, only buffalo bills fans can relate. that is bills receiver diggs. duplicating the table crash. that is what fans do while tailgating. this during a competition at this week's pro bowl in las vegas. now, i admit, i have done crazy stuff in my life. but that, that, gang, i think i will pass. >> i think there is something involved in there. >> yes, my younger days. >> yes. now i got things like kids and life insurance and stuff like that to think about. >> yeah, things like that. >> that one is going to leave a mark too,. >> yes. >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> up next, a deep sea playdate near hawaii caught on camera. we will show you >>> tonight we are getting a look at a remarkable moment in nature in the waters of hawaii. >> it is beautiful. a deep sea playdate. a whale and a

. >> reporter: the day of remembrance began in washington state back in the late 70s. in 1986, california made it an officially designated day in our state. special events and exhibits mark the occasion with the somber importance the date deserves. americas day of infamy turned into a time of tragedy for japanese-americans, and japanese citizens living in the u.s. the bombing of pearl harbor led to president roosevelt signing an executive order 2 months later creating 10 internment camps. cal state east bay history professor linda ivey says it is a day not to be forgotten. >> the executive order was signed by the president, and orchestrated after that by the military, but this was a reflection of decades of really severe anti-asian prejudice along the west coast. that is really what fit into it. >> reporter: one of the striking things about the government's action was how fast it all happened, she said, but not so fast that it wasn't documented one of america's most famous depression-era photojournalists. a new exhibit at the san mateo county history museum called " jap

stanford, washington state's michael flowers, scored 22 and cougars knocked off cardinals 66-60. cardinal fell to 6-5. ucla crushed by second ranked cardinal 76-48. a big game as they've won eight straight games and are unbeaten in pac-12 play. >>> only buffalo bills fans can relate. bills receiver digs duplicating the table crash. that's what fans do while tailgating. this is a catch competition at the pro bowl in las vegas. i admit i have done some crazy stuff, a lot in this market, but that, i am going to pass. have a good one. we'll see you later. >> we're waiting to see what crazy thing you will do next, vern. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, another bay area city requiring booster shots. the places you will need to show proof or a negative test in san jose. >>> how some who were infected with omicron variant were caught off guard. >>> new details emerging five days after the awful attack of a 49ers fan, the moments leading to the beating, coming up next. >>> a new vaccine mandate starting today in the south bay. where you will now need to show pr

flash flood watch for much of washington state very heavy rain is moving in currently it will be right you through the mornings and high-elevation snow also forecast for the rest of the qettry looks prettyui but bundle up in the northeast extremely chilly we'll be right back with more of "early today." retinol24 collagen peptide new vitamin c and the iconic red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. from the very first touch. pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. helps keep baby's skin drier and healthier. so every touch will protect like the first. pampers what makes febreze air effects different? while cheaper aerosols rely on artificial propellants... febreze uses a 100% natural propellant. check it out! pressure created by what's in your air makes the bottle spray. which means freshness everyone will love. febreze. >>> ukrainians are putting up an impressive fight to protect their home land. marco rub

worked over visiting washington state. cameron, big night, 15 rebounds, 16 points, number two team in the country won it. 64-54, unbeaten in the conference, 15-0 with one conference game remaining, cal lost to washington 61-60. >>> on to the islanders. a moment here setting the nhl record for most games by a defense man. got the love there at home. then, visiting sharks took the ice. tied second period. firing one off, scored. gave the sharks a 3-2 lead for 20 seconds. adam scored. it was tied again. uh-oh. shootout. but this time the captain scored. then the goalie needed to be the man here. when he stopped it, it ended a seven game losing streak. sharks won this game, 4-3 the final. so, they tried. sharks tried again and again and again and again and again. finally. cashed in. >> it pays off. >> if at first you don't success, try, try again. >> yeah. >> what did i say in the movie? just keep swimming. >> yes. >> keep going, going, going. thank you, vern. >>> we will introduce you to the bay area swimmer who's are not let

host: that is a call from washington state. let's go to colorado, joe is a republican.aller: thank you. welcome to c-span. host: thank you. caller: i think you should go back to a true open forum where you are not recording beforehand and then playing later. that is just my opinion. now, the democrat party has tooted itself to be a party of pedophilia. they have legalized the rape and sodomy of children in california. host: how are you arriving at that, joe? caller:caller: because -- caller: because they passed a law to do that. host: which law? caller: i cannot quote the specific law, but if someone is 21 and he rapes or sodomize his child, it is legalized in california. i wish you had commented on the man who falsified history and to texas was always part of the united states. it was not. what we have today is a progressive liberal colt that does not -- cult that does not handle facts well. everything becomes distorted and twisted. most americans realize it and have critical thinking skills are sick and tired. we really are. it is not just because i am a republican. i

guest: in 2012, washington state put on the ballot the ability to use recreational cannabis.n the state. when you look at a map of were democrats live versus republicans by precinct, across the board it was supported. host: our guest is here to talk about issues. a previous guest had concerns about spending overall. what do you think about what this act does, particularly what it will do for supply chains. guest: what the competes act does is it acknowledges the fact that we rely too much on imports for our critical supplies, everything from semi conductors and chips that go in the things we use every day, to medical equipment and all the things we want to make sure we have access to. so this is not a conversation about the grocery store not having crackers on the shelf, these are essential things we need. by making america more competitive, by manufacturing things here, by using our authority to make sure we have the supplies here, it will make us more competitive. the act also invests in research and development, so it is a way for us to be more competitive globally. host:

that would be two teams in the middle of the pack, 12 pack dub and washington state cardinal off to ad start at brandon angel finds james keith in the paint for a jam, the cardinal jumping to an early 10 point lead, keith would go for 17. second half. now harrison ingram pulls down a defensive rebounding doesn't stop until he goes all the way to the hoop stanford roles to an 87 69 when the cardinals 14 8 overall, seven and five in the pac 12, which is good for seventh place. and in the league, where the spectacular happens more and more frequently check out this play in tonight's boston orlando game. the celtics. jalen brown heads down the lane takes care of business himself. the basic poster ization of orlando's obama best to just stay out of the way there. that's two of brown's 26 points in the 1 16 83 celtics route. and obama on the bad side of that, but that has to be one of my favorite new names in the nba. mo bamba. it is a good one. all right, joe. thank you. next at 11. we are following a major new development in a story we have been covering for the past week . the town of wo

dan springer is live there. >> after the killing of george floyd, washington state and four other statesice can give chase. result here in washington state, emboldened criminals. last week in port orchard, washington, two patrol cars boxed in a stolen toyota. but instead of surrendering, the suspected thief rammed the cars and he drove off. he got away. the chief of police backed up his officers inaction by citing a new law aimed at limiting law enforcement. >> if you choose not to stop, what we have instructed and put in policy, you turn your emergency lights off and turn around and go the other direction. >> the stolen car was found and returned to the victims, it may be a total loss. they have to have probable cause on a suspect for a violent crime before pursuing, car thefts have jumped 50%. and over the last year, 26-year-old brandon irvin is a suspect in five thefts, and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. he is still at large. >> there is no justice, well maybe justice for the lawbreakers, but not for the people who are trying to do the right thing every day. >> two bills

. >>> and also breaking overnight, police in washington state have arrested a suspect in a grocery store shooting that left one man dead and another wounded. authorities say they arrested 39-year-old aaron christopher kelly on a highway without incident. they released surveillance images of him yesterday at the fred meyer grocery store. that was in richland. investigators say the man who was killed interacted with kelly before the shooting, but there is no word on a moe active. store employees said they heard shots. >> we heard a couple of pops, thinking, okay, it might have been a couple of balloons popping somewhere. then we heard another few and people running, saying, shots fired, shots fired, ducking and running out the doors. >> a store employee was also shot and is in critical condition. >>> diplomatic talks will continue today over the russia/ukraine standoff. french president immanuel macron will meet with ukrainian leaders in kyiv. idea president biden vowed to block the nord stream 2 pipeline. the biden administration has expressed more concern about the threat of war in recen

coming up, a company in washington state has been hiring a lot of people, amazon at its prime, the e-commerceiant facing a huge market milestone, as well. it's our stock of the hour. we'll have that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. time now are stocks of the hour. amazon is surging, or was really surging a lot earlier after reporting strong fourth-quarter -- looks like it's up at the top of the session right now. bloomberg's ed ludlow out of san francisco has your breakdown. huge again here for amazon even after the losses we had the last couple days. ed: headed for our biggest day since april of 2012. i've been saying all day amazon has kind of proved it's bigger than some of its parts, even some slippage or stop this -- softness, no problem, because the advertising business, the line item comes to the rescue. cloud continues to be a driver of. profit and then with the inflation outlook, they come in with a price hike on prime, and basically they spend most of the course saying don't worry about the price hike. we don't think anyone is going to can

click or call for a quote today. >>> a manhunt in washington state has now ended. suspect in a deadly shooting inside a fred meyer grocery store. his name is aaron christopher kelly. cobs nabbed him on i-90 more than 100 miles away from the shooting in richland police say he took off from that store yesterday after he shot and killed one person and wounded another. according to police, employees say they knew kelly from previous shoplifting attempts. his roommate said kelly was spiraling mentally and was very paranoid police identified the person killed as 38-year-old justin crumba, a shopper for insta cart officials say a video shows the gunman and him having a conversation right before the shooting it's unclear whether they knew each other the victim's family has set up a go fund me page to raise money for his funeral and so far hundreds of people have donated more than 20 grand police say the other person who was wounded was an employee at the store. his name has not been released police say he's in critical condition at a nearby hospital >>> vice president harr

the washington state aid called the sites sham testing centers that couldn't keep up with demand.ing sites or making false claims or failed to meet turnaround times or even steal personal information the company will be held accountable. of course, time will tell with that investigation. absolutely eye opening stuff. thank you. thank you. three major cruise lines will allow passengers to go masculine in the coming days. usa today is reporting that royal caribbean plans to drop its indoor mask requirement for fully vaccinated passengers starting on friday. and both carnival cruise line and norwegian cruise line will allow people to ditch their mass onboard starting next tuesday. the cdc says cruise lines can lift masking requirements if 95% of passengers and crew members are fully vaccinated. great britain lifted its last covid restrictions. today people who live in england no longer have to self isolate if they test positive and routine contract tracing will end prime minister boris johnson says his plan will let people in britain protect themselves without restricting their freed

states. and we're so-called washington said this and said it was appropriate that the man he called the savior of america would become the liberator of the hundreds of thousands of enslaved blacks in the united states and these appeals to washington including some that were harshly critical and depressed continue through throughout his life. um and apart from the a very few private comments that washington makes and supported gradual abolition. um the change in his attitude towards slavery is really only evident in his record of farming and his record as as an agricultural improver and in the years after he first heard the appeals of abolitionists. he attempted institutes a new new ways of managing enslaved labor any attempts to um shield the enslaved from the worst and most inhumane parts of of slavery most what he thinks of the most inhumane aspects of slavery. he resolves not to be involved in the purchase or sale of enslaved flavors. he resolves to protect the families of the enslaved. he insists that his managers provide adequate food and medical care and he also tries to discourage the u

stanford wins 57-50, hosting washington state on thursday. well, pretty interesting half- hour this afternoon in the jimmy garoppolo saga. media center was open and said they did not finalize their decision and 20 minutes later jimmy garoppolo said he talked to john about future destinations if they can not find a trade suiter he will be released. >> faithful, thank you very much for everything. it has been crazy, man. all of the comebacks at levis on the road, ups, downs, it has been a hell of a ride, guys, i love you guys, see ya. >> see ya from the goat as well. it was tom brady making headlines today by officially announcing his retirement. the 44-year-old walks away from the game with an nfl record seven super bowl rings happen inside sara high school. brady not stepping away. too old to play. he asked how about 43 touchdown passes this year. his second most ever in a single season. could of played until he was 50. >> probably could of. >> still f >>> tonight, a teenager from maryland is providing sick children with an escape into a new

number two, stanford women, they've never ever lost to washington state. 70-0 coming in.s better. stepping through another double-double. 15 boards. hailey jones to beat the buzzer. 14-1 for her. 61-54 is the final. 5 soo-0 in pac-12 play and 71, all time against what zoo. to the ice. 44 zdeno chara brawling with jeffery viell. he can still punch. they're trying to snap the loss. sharks snap slide 4-3. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. switch today. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time.

. >>> welcome back flash flood watches in effect for many areas of washington state and northern idahoave a batch of very heavy rain moving in early this morning. it will be windy for the morning. portland northward and seattle high elevations will get snow and an avalanche threat too. be careful if you're out there traveling. the rest of the country with a quiet start to your monday mild in the middle of the country, but cold in the northeast, windchills in the single digits and negative numbers in new england tomorrow temperatures begin to recover in areas like new york and boston >>> praying for the people of ukraine. a global outpouring. how did olay top expensive creams? like this with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regenerist retinol24 collagen peptide new vitamin c and the iconic red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. from the very first touch. pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommende

that puts any blame on her, it's misdirected. >> the coxes have filed a lawsuit against the state of washington't include elizabeth griffin hall or any other individuals as defendants. >> the fact is, she was in the the one that made the decision for this to be in the home, so to a certain extent, she's lucky she's alive, and she's, i think, a victim in a lot of ways, too. >> they failed this lawsuit, $35 million for braden, $50 million for charlie. $5 million for each minute that these boys suffered at the hands of their father before they were ultimately blown up in josh's rental house. >> please be seated. good morning, everybody. >> you have a civil case against the state that started in february. it was disrupted because of covid-19. >> please now give to mr. buck as he presents the plaintiff's final argument. >> it is out of the state's failure to live up to their own primary directive of assuring the safety of the children that this tragedy was born. >> what was the place that had the least protection? josh powell's home. what about the level of risk? then the state learned of the boys'

number two, stanford women, they've never ever lost to washington state. 70-0 coming in. cameron brink is better. stepping through another double-double. 15 boards. hailey jones to beat the buzzer. 14-1 for her. 61-54 is the final. 5 soo-0 in pac-12 play and 71, all time against what zoo. to the ice. 44 zdeno chara brawling with jeffery viell. he can still punch. they're trying to snap the loss. sharks snap slide 4-3. if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its' spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its' targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. ama: thanks for watching. i'm chicken nuggets. >> say it ain't so. >>> plus, where americans have been taking to the streets in support of ukraine and family members worried about loved ones in europe. you're watchin

they will host washington state on thursday. >>> interesting half hour yesterday afternoon in the jimmy saga. shanahan and lynch opened the session saying they hadn't finalized their decision yet. then 20 minutes later jimmy laid his cards on the table and gave what seemed like a farewell speech. he said he talked about future destinations on monday if they can't find a trade suitor he would go to free agency. >> faithful thank you very much for everything. its been crazy. just all the come backs at levi, on the road, ups and downs. its been a hell of a ride. i love you, guys. >>> tom brady said see you too. he made the headlines yesterday by officially announcing his retirement. three days after the original announcement was said. the 44-year-old walks away with a record seven super bowl rings. it all started back at -- look at tom. that was 30 years ago at sarah high school. brady not step away because he whats too old to play. just bing minute button like. how about 43 touchdown passes this year? his second most ever in a single season. that's a look at sports. >>> three minutes now