. >> vaccines is definitely one of them, having access to it, but we want to make sure that l.a. county is out of the purple tier and also, thirdly, mitigation factors at the schools, at the physical schools such as social distancing, such as ventilation systems. >> reporter: and now a california teachers union president is being called a hypocrite after this video surfaced claiming to show matt meyer dropping off his 2-year-old daughter at private school for in-person learning even though meyer has claimed it's unsafe to open schools. >> children do not keep their masks on. >> reporter: this morning meyer tells "the mercury news" there are no public options for kids his daughter's age adding there are major differences in running a small preschool and a 10,000 student public school district. across the country, teachers in new jersey will be eligible for vacci vaccinations in two weeks. >> assuming things go the direction they're going, that we will be in school in september, and i will be very surprised and disappointed if we're not. >> reporter: meanwhile, a new warning from d

taking place in two time zones with amy poehler in l.a. and tina fey in new york. didn't take long for the duo to address one to have the biggest controversy of this year, that of the 87 voting members of the hollywood press association which runs the globe, there are zero black voters. >> i realize maybe you didn't get the memo because your workplace is the back booth of a french mcdonald's, but you've got to change that. so here's to changing it -- >> the organization vowing to do better. >> we recognize we have our own work to do. like film and television, black representation is vital. we must have black journalists in our organization. >> trevor: yeah, no shit. you know you've got representation problems when the proud boys have more black members than you. basically the hollywood foreign press association was being roasted all night by the hosts, by the presenters, even by themselves. i mean, so the good news is you know they're going to fix the problem because can you imagine them coming back next year and being, like, we asked you to work on finding a singl

tiger is recovering in an l.a. hospital after being injured in that car crash last week >>> your mother was right, eat your veggies and fruit scientists say eating two servings of fruit and three servings of veggies can reduce the chance of an early death. that's according to the american heart association. the study shows no benefit from eating more than five recommended servings meeting that goal may be hard. according to the cdc, only one this ten adults eats enough fruits and veggies. >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish nooir governor andrew cuomo facing an investigation from the state attorney general after two former aides accused him of sexual harassment. governor cuomo denies the allegations. he issued a statement expressing regret but not for anything he's accused of doing. >>> doses of johnson & johnson's vaccine are on their way to the states the white house says americans could get the single dose shot as early as tomorrow. >>> and the s&p 500 posted its best day in nearly nine months after stoc

you flew to l.a. and then you did the golden globes last night with maya. and it just must have been a delight to be with maya again. >> absolute best it was the absolute best, just being around my sisters again. you know, tina, you know, amy and maya >> seth: for those who missed it, can you tell us a little bit about the characters you guys played last night. >> yes, that is beverly jackfruit on the left. and francois jean-rudy on the right. that is me and i speak french only. and we were the winners of at least, i think, creative song or like less -- >> seth: i think, least original maybe least original >> original, yes, least original >> seth: it was really fun to see. it must have, you know, obviously it was extremely difficult circumstances to do an award show but it was like being in front of any audience, like you guys have managed to do with "snl," it's still something special >> yeah, it's nice to have, you know, some people in the room, and not like, totally virtual. but, you know, it was really isolated backstage, and i didn't really see anybody

secretary austen was out in california at our first site in l.a., where they are doing that. we have 4000 military personnel prepared to support these sites. we will be working very closely with fema and the states going forward with where those sites will be established. >> that is going to be necessary, because we are looking at vaccinating a population of three to 25 million -- 325 million. it will require all hands on deck. by the way, the johnson & johnson vaccine, as it becomes available is there going to be a push to distribute the one dose vaccines more than the pfizer and moderna vaccine? can anyone respond to that question? >> senator, it will be the same pro rata approach based on the white house priorities. i have been given guidance to distribute to jurisdictions, to federal pharmacy programs, as well as to fema and the federally qualified health centers. >> i'm sorry, general. i question was not clearly stated. is there going to be more johnson & johnson vaccines made available, because those are just leftovers that do not require the refrigeration that the pfiz

he said after the game, l.a. isn't the only team looking for a little payback. >> teams still want to beat us and beat us bad. they still have a lot of memories from the last five, six years. >>> handful of golfers wore tiger's trademark sunday red as a tribute to woods after his car accident. colin's red shirt did not arrive in time so he honored woods in a different way. he won the tournament. >> my agent said even though the shirt wasn't there, go out and play like tiger would with the lead. and i think i did. >> well, at least one member of the family had on sunday red. that's colin's dog wearing the red scarf. ken, liz, last week it was max homa. two cal golfers winning back-to-back on the pga tour. >> they're doing something right. >> history in the making. we'll have to see what next week brings. thank you, dennis. >>> coming up next, it doesn't sound like a big deal. a wolf spotted near yosemite. why scientists are very excited. >>> that's beautiful. looks like a postcard. >>> now to something we haven't

his and since was suspended and the judge said sarkozy could spend for remaining year home wearing an l.a. trying to tag. now to some other stories making news around the world. the biden administration is defending its decision not to go after saudi arabia's crown prince for the death of u.s. based journalist jamal for shoji white house press secretary psaki pointed to presidents and the need to recalibrate the relationship with a geo politically important ally a declassified report revealed that prince mohammed bin saw a man likely approved killing him 2018. un secretary general i'm so on your good tariff says he's disappointed that only $1700000000.00 have been pledged at a donor conference for yemen he had hoped to raise more than twice that amount to help people facing starvation 6 years of war in yemen has created the world's worst worst humanitarian disaster. to u.n. human rights experts say russia bears responsibility for the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny they are calling for an international investigation into the incident as well as immediate release from prison

then the second wave includes solano and sonoma counties along with l.a., san diego, orange county starting on march 7th. the rest of the bay area is in the third and final wave starting on march 14th. >>> blue shield wants to ramp up vaccination to 4 million shots a week by april. meanwhile, the first doses of johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine shipped out today. it's the third vaccine approved in the u.s. but the first that requires only one dose. reporter elise preston on how soon it will reach cities across the country. >> reporter: employees at johnson &johnson's facility cheered as they carried the vaccine to the loading dock. some wrote well wishes on the boxes. >> get these doses out the door right away to ensure vaccines get into arms as quickly as possible. >> reporter: on "face the nation" dr. anthony fauci said americans should not worry that clinical trials show johnson &johnson's vaccine offered slightly less of protection than the moderna and pfizer vaccines. >> they're highly efficacious in many ways, including, importantly, preventing severe or critical disease. if you

then also the l.a. media naval air station. and she sat on the military affairs panel, and we have a portrait of her in the collection. >> we do we have a wonderful portrait of her, she is standing in the district, and it's right near what she lived, in what is now parkland. behind her the view that you see, is of the golden gate bridge. and there is a little, bit in the painting, but enormous in real life, but there's a ship coming through their, that is part of the naval air station that was there. so there's really a lot in, there but one of the things that is most interesting about her, is i haven't mentioned anything about her figure there, it's all about what is around her. but her figure is dark and black and very accurate, it's exactly how she dressed in how she presented herself. >> she had some of this matronly look. but she was so good with the press. she had one line quips, and a reporter once asked her, how have you had so much legislative success getting on to these committees? and without missing a beat she said,

l.a., southern california getting showers, but we are unfortunately on the dry side of this now. we do have more rain chances coming up. hang tight, and we'll get to that in just a little bit. le all right, we'll start out chilly in the 40s with a little bit of cloud cover mixed in with sunshine. east bay, san francisco and the north bay also those 40s returning. make sure to have the jacket if you're up early. daytime highs tomorrow going to drop off a degree or two, but overall, i think it's going to be very comfortable outside. this is what you call chamber of commerce weather. look at these temperatures down here, couldn't get much more perfect. 70 in gilroy. le a little bit above average and we'll see cloud cover mix in for the afternoon. le right through the east bay, 72 in concord, 70 in martinez, and oakland, not quite as warm because you're by the bay and you get a little bay breeze. the peninsula feeling the bay and ocean breeze. le in the 60s, but notice our typical chill at the beaches. half moon bay, 58 degrees. san francisco coming in with 57 in the outer sunset and

nick watt in l.a., thanks very much. >>> meanwhile, majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will take up president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief rescue plan this week but without the minimum wage hike in the house version of the bill. jeff zeleny is over at the white house for us today. the president can't afford to lose a single democratic vote in the senate if his plan is going to pass. >> reporter: wolf, that's absolutely right. the math simply does not work without all 50 democrats voting with the white house. that is why president biden was doing a virtual meeting with nine democratic senators. he needs all of those votes on the covid relief bill. they're still working out specific details about fooind funding on broadband and other matters. he needs their votes to push this over the finish line. at the white house tonight, president biden intensifying his efforts to push his signature covid relief bill through yet another hurdle in congress. after returning from his home over the weekend in delaware, the president meeting virtually with nine democratic senators, whose

his sentence was suspended and the judge said sarkozy could spend for remaining year home wearing an l.a. traffic tag. catherine field is a journalist based in paris she joins us now for more good evening to you catherine what has been the reaction to sarkozy's conviction. well bred pretty much depends who you ask his lawyer of course it is said that it is completely out just that there is no evidence and she will launch an appeal of behalf of her client if you speak to members of his political party the republicans they say they are stunned because they cannot believe that this verdict has been handed down they said there was absolutely no evidence and that this should never even have come to court you ask them members present macro's political party republican marsha and they say they're really plays develop those because it shows that actually for once the courts are doing their job and i'm quoting here one of the members of the methodist party said it's about time that the courts were doing the votes on us and that was out of the public of opinion polls really in the past that came o

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of vaccine chaser where people are rushing and showing up at say, for example, at dodgers stadium in l.a., and i'm talking to people who have actually shown up late and gotten it even though they're not in the group, which i think is fine otherwise if it's going to waste, that's terrible. but, you know, where do you stand on that, and are you seeing and how do you deal at northwell with the leftovers at the end of the day? >> so we are distributing to our employees and others who qualify for the vaccine, but we've not seen an issue with the leftovers because we have more than enough people waiting in line in order to get our vaccines. again, the main issue, as has already been said, is we really don't have enough vaccines for everybody. i can understand in some places they have some organizational difficulties, that might be the case. we've not seen that yet, we don't anticipate that. we can give up to 10,000 vaccines in a single day, we simply don't have that much vaccine currently. liz: wow. and what about you, doctor? what do you think of what's happening in manhattan where people wil

and even in many jurisdictions, including in california, as the l.a. county brief shows, officers do this every day while engaged in what we call hot pursuit or flight. so we're not asking the officers to do anything they aren't already being instructed by their own departments and including the department of justice to do when it comes to a situation involving flight. justice breyer: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice alito. justice alito: mr. fisher, let me try out this argument which supports your position, and the argument very simply is that hot pursuit has to be hot and it has to be a pursuit. it has to -- it has to involve a chase. the person, the arrestee, must actually being trying to flee and avoid arrest, and that makes it -- it -- there are justifications for such a doctrine because, when an arrestee is chased and flees into his house, there are strong reasons across the board for not waiting for a warrant. there's a heightened risk that this person is going to sneak away before the house can be surrounded. one of the briefs says it

tiger woods was moved to cedar sinai in l.a. for more surgery after the horrific roll over crash. doctors fought to need to prevent to amputate. woods tweeted his appreciation writing it's hard to explain how touching today was when i turned on the tv and saw the red shirts. to every golfer and fan you are truly helping me get through the tough time. it's great to here he's on the road to recovery out of surgery. that does it for us. remember, follow the show online, on facebook and on twitter at mitchell reports. mtp daily is up next only on msnbc. mtp daily is up next only on msnbc. if she can retire soo, she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that makes it a possibility, she'll enjoy her dream right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. she'll enjoy her dream right now. t-mobile is the leader in 5g. we also believe in putting people first by treating them right. so we're upping the benefits without upping the price. introducing magenta max. now with unlimited premium data that can't slow down based on how much smartphone data you use. plus get netf

kaylee hartung is in l.a. with the story. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. lady gaga, she's calling her dog-walker a hero, but police still have an active criminal investigation on their hands with two suspects still on the run and the dogs returned by an apparent good samaritan. there's a lot of mystery surrounding this case. this morning, lady gaga's beloved french bulldogs safely back at home after that violent attack caught on home surveillance camera but the manhunt continues for the suspects seen in this video obtained by tmz. it shows the moment two men demand dog-walker ryan fischer hand over the valuable pets. as they struggle, fischer is shot and the suspects drive off with two of lady gaga's three dogs. >> help me, i've been shot. >> reporter: fischer's family telling abc news doctors expect him to make a full recovery. gaga tweeting, i continue to love you, ryan fischer, you risked your life to fight for our family. you're forever a hero. the pop star made her plea online for the safe

i think about you read a lot of stories out of l.a. and listen to a lot of specialists who comment on his injuries and you think and hope and pray, dana, that his doctors are good enough to put it back together and then the human body has to work again. this is really tricky stuff when you are trying to involve the ankle, trying to walk again, trying to run again perhaps and use that at a world class level. it's a big challenge. >> dana: listen to the doctors. don't try to go too fast. >> bill: take some time. house democrats passing the covid relief bill with some big ticket items on the progressive wish list. what does it mean for the biden agenda. congressman roe khanna is a democrat from california. questions for him coming up. iran rejects an offer of direct talks about its nuclear program. further proof the regime cannot be trusted? when what does it mean for allies in the region? general jack keane is coming up in the next hour monday morning as we continue. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the medi

the company plans to launch in several more cities including l.a., chicago, london, and paris throughout the month. >>> new at 6:00, pop star taylor swift is not rescheduling the concerts postponed because of the pandemic. last april swift canceled all live performances and appearances for the rest of 2020 and now apologizing to fans and says she's disappointed she has to cancer the lover fest tour. fans who bought tickets can get a full refund. swift is also releasing a re-recording of one of her first albums "fearless" on april 9th. ♪ >>> okay. a lucky resident of the perth zoo in australia was treated to a musical masterpiece. violinists from the perth symphony orchestra held a private concert just for trisha. the 64-year-old elephant you see there casually eating her lunch. okay. we see you. it was rehearsal for a music festival at the zoo over the weekend called "wild things." the zoo says trisha gave the performance a jumbo endorsement. all right, trish. >> it looked like -- >> i liked that -- >> didn't care all. no. lunch time. i'm eating. what are you doing? >> they have sensit

they plan to launch in several for cities including l.a., chicago, londonen, and paris throughout the month. >>> the golden globes kicked off this year's different award season. the celebritied were beamed in from home and the hosts were on two different coasts. >> it's going to be smooth sailing. you won't even notice. >> live from stages in new york and los angeles and countless living rooms around the world, what could possibly go wrong? >> i wish i could hear. >> luckily, they figured it out. tina and amy acknowledging the lack of diversity in the hollywood foreign press association. >> hfpa, maybe you didn't get the memo because your workplace is the back booth of a french mcdonald's, but you've got to change that. >> a pop network for -- >> best actress in a tv comedy getting the treaded wrap music from her own husband. >> the first major award show of 2021 proving a family affair for so many. >> thank my family. >> six years after this mhis mhs worthy mug from the golden globes, we get this live shot from james corden's living room and then this happy dance, jodie foster in paj

a 30-point game and the bank was open for lebron and l.a. roles 117-91, a season-low in points for the warriors with their three-game winning streak snapped. >> you don't spent too much time on it. you flush the toilet and you move on. >> the lakers came in hot, 411th quarter points, 16 free throws. >> it literally was that first quarter. everything was at their pace because we couldn't get any stops. we took the ball out of the basket or inbound and off the free throw. >> what is the biggest lesson about this big loss against the lakers? >> stopped fouling. >> what goes around comes around. >> teams still want to beat us and beat us bad. we still have memories from the last five or six years. >> we need to take care of business. our big guys didn't play many minutes. >> the warriors trailed as the lakers rocked the hammer. >> we had no chance from the beginning. we weren't ready to play and they came out and played a great game. >> the number one defensive team in the league, and 38 free throw attempts to 19. another 20 turnover game. anyth

districts in the country to try it a few days a week other major school systems are facing challenges, l.a. won't open until all staff are vaccinated which may not be months and others between the unit and the parents. the cdc says they've met the benchmark spent millions of dollars, it's time to come back. are you feeling anxious about monday or confident? >> a little bit of both. >> reporter: teachers penchant with problems. one that they hope to mend how that learning should happen still under debate catie beck, nbc news, olney, maryland >>> president biden is set to meet with mexico's president today as his predecessor returns to the public eye. former president trump spoke at cpac last night and strongly hinted that he will run again in 2024 according to the cpac straw poll 55% of attendees would vote for him in the primary, and 68% want to see him run again let's bring in our tracie potts. tracie, this could be a preview for 2024 >> reporter: though, he certainly gave hints that he would be on the ballot again in 2024, even that he would be campaigning against some republicans in 202

. >> the golden globes last night from new york and l.a. their opening included calling out the press association for it, look of diversity. it follows an article in the los angeles times revealing there are no black members in the association. ranking members from the hfpa took the stage to address the controversy and pledged to do better and diversify its membership. kicking off the awards daniel kalouya for his role in jude as and the black messiah. and for the tv side in "small acts." and best actress in a most picture drama, the first black woman to win that category in 35 years. chadwick bozeman won posthumously. his wife tearfully accepted the award on his behalf. you need to read it. it is worth hearing. borat best musical or couple for no madland. >> and jason sa tkaeubg his in a tie-dyed hoodie accepted best actor for his role as ted lasso. you must check it out. it's amazing. catherine o'hara took home the golden globe for best actress with her show also winning best television series for comedy. netflix won big as critically acc

l.a.'s covid crisis is in a piv pivotal point. cases are down 64% in hospitalizations, and deaths down 44%. >> we have time to get a better tool box to take care of the variants in the fall. the strain is confirmed in 43 states and puerto rico and accounts for 10% of cases in the u.s. a year after a breakout in new york that started the pandemic are now reporting zero cases. this woman defied science. battled covid for 150 days with oxygen levels doctors called unliveable. >> i told the family many times she was going to pass away. >> 2% of the tests taken in l.a. are positive. that is down from 19% a month ago and here, it's a welcome break for very covid wary people. >> thank you. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. [ s

so please help us recall gascon. >> we plead with anybody who's in l.a. county to inform yourselves, look at what's been going on and sign the petition, please. none of the victims are okay with the new directive. i'm here to say i'm not. >> it's not fair, please. just get this man out of here. we need the help, please. brian: you hear the desperation, and you see the desperation, california on a recall roll, to speak. now crime victims and their families are pushing to remove los angeles d.a. george gascon. this guy is out of his mind. here to react is deputy district attorney john khatami. you're a democrat, what did he do so wrong? >> good morning, brian. thank you for having me. he does everything wrong, and that's really the problem. the d.a. should clearly want to make your community a better place to live and to raise your family. he's doing exactly the opposite. the crime hate is now skyrocketing -- rate is now skyrocketing. murders are up 136%, shootings are up 261%, attacks on police officers are up over 300%. you listen to all the victims. 72%

bill murray with that beautiful sort of l.a./hollywood hills back drop. the stars still trying to dress up in a way, it felt a little more authentic versus the red carpet and them all dolled up up, you know, coming to the awards show. do you think that's a format that will work in the future, joining virtually? >> i think it's hard to work this past year the emmys did a really good job with it. it is still tough to pull off. i think everyone is exhausted of these zoom calls and, you know, i hate to say it, it felt like a zoom meeting throughout most of it the glitches as a result some glitches are fine you know, the show kicked off with daniel's voice not being heard because i think he was on mute which is, you know, you want those kind of moments, at least these unscripted moments on award shows. but there's got to be a better way to do these shows. i don't know what the answer is. i think we're sort of exhausted with these kind of shows. >> the actors are just like us they also struggle with the mute button >> takes practice. >> thank you for joining us

globes veterans tina fey and amy poehler worked together from new york and l.a. to host the pandemic-safe award show using some tv manningic to make it seem like they were together. awesome. their opening included some lighthearted jokes as well as seriously calling out the hollywood foreign press association for its lack of diversity. it follows an article in the "los angeles times" revealing there are no black members in the association. ranking members from the hfpa took the stage to address the controversy and pledged to do better and diversify their membership. kicking off the awards, daniel koluuya for best supporting actor for "judas in "black messiah." he was joined by andra day for best actress in a motion picture drama, the first black woman to win in that category in 35 years. chadwick boseman won posthumously for "black bottom." his wife, simone bozeman, tearfully accepted the award on his behalf. borat's subsequent movie film took home best picture for musical or comedy and "nomadland" won best drama. jason sudeikis casually dressed in a tie dye hood

l.a. was up 20 after one. things go from bad to worse. draymond green turns his left ankle, turns his shoe. kerr says it shouldn't be an issue. lebron scored 19 points, this triple coming up here. beats the first half buzzer. l.a. led 73-44 at the half. not going to show you anything from the second half. warriors lose 117-91, snapping their three-game win streak. coach kerr says you can forget about this game. >> there's going to be a handful of games every year that are sort of in explicable. this is one you don't spend too much time on. you flush the toilet and you move on. >> draymond said a little at halftime, we have to remember teams still want to beat us and beat us bad. they still have, you know, a lot of memories from the last five, six years. >> giants hosting the angels in scottsdale. welcome back, buster posey. first action since 2019. he singles to right field here. one for one and a walk. nothing until wilmer flores swinging a drive. that would go off the wall. posey scores in the r.b.i. double. they win 5-2. buster says it

in l.a. taking on lebron james and the lakers. this was over shortly after the opening tip. not much highlights. here's one. curry for three and the foul. they had the lead for 12 seconds in this game. after that, all lakers. turn overs and fouls. the problem. james with the steal. and the finish. green hurt his ankle and didn't play the second half. he said he's okay. the final score not okay. the lakers win in a blow out. >> i knew we had no chance from the very beginning. we weren't ready to play. and they came out and played a great game. just a very disappointing night. this is one that you don't spend too much time on. you flush the toilet and move on. >> hard to see through the mask. he was laughing after that comment. obviously frustrated with the loss. to baseball. only spring training but the giants a day they were looking forward to. playing in frnt of fans. under 1,000 fans allowed to watch the game in arizona. this spring. they open spring training against the angels. the bases loaded in the third. ground into a double play. enough to score a run. while the gian

academy of motion picture arts and sciences after the oscar nomination that the whole experience in l.a. for us was a door opener even beyond the academy what it meant 1st and foremost and this is very important to us there to get a foot in the door is that we signed with an amazing agency there and they set up a lot of meetings and they really encouraged us to take that step and especially for you chris i got scripts. from across the world at the moment. which is what i've been looking for last summer he was the cinematographer for the international coproduction a man who sold his skin your newsier submitted it as its entry for the best foreign film oscar and it made the shortlist of dean films. that this is a lump story that begins in syria some alley is in love with a beer there is no doubt found one of its yes i don't know why it's so difficult but that carried. a lot of hot apart and pretty secular. and what did you was up by itself a level that sounds naive calling for revolution will be his undoing the police were hunted down forcing counterflow to laugh or not while a year stays

it is in l.a.'s little tokyo neighborhood near downtown. between march and december of last year the group stop aapi hate received over 2,800 accounts of hate. covid-19 is clearly a factor in all of this. a third of americans reported witnessing someone blame asians for the virus. some link it to former president trump using slurs like china virus to describe the pandemic. he said it again today at cpac and the audience cheered. after he was diagnosed in october anti-asian sentiment on twitter rose more than 85%. this runs much deeper than covid. house democrats held a roundtable on this last week. a california congressman takano called it something that fluctuates depending on the moment. how long will this moment last, and what will make it pass? joining us is an actress and comedian who plays aunt ling in the animated film "over the moon" on netflix. sanheim sorry the award did not go your way but it is fabulous to have films like this on netflix. how much did you think that representation is built in to what we are seeing now with these

done up in their finest that's good for those of us who also like to watch the red carpet matthews in l.a. thank you very much for being with us thank you. sports now and in the bonus legal because and sank deeper into a crisis with a loss to freiburg they're now without a win for 4 weeks and their coach is coming under ever greater pressure. like the coach peter bush live in houston fans have been waiting more and more in patiently for the reemergence of the side that lead the league early in the season hosting freiburg the intent was there if not the execution tonight by the hand of florian miller several times they would pay the price in the 2nd half when the visiting side chances came they were taken. and married into mirror of its go freiburg the lead in the 50th minute and it was to write only our must. win lucas' hurler was just the right side of offside to make things very difficult to live accuse and leon bailey she made left on the edge of the area to get things going in the right direction after 70 minutes but it proved to be all they've accuse and could muster . finish with fr

the temple is in l.a.'s little tokyo neighborhood near down town. between march and december last year the group stop aapi hate received 2,800 accounts. it refers to asian-americans and pacific islanders. covid-19 is clearly a factor in all this. last april a third of americans witnessed someone blame asians for the virus. some referred to president trump repeatedly using slurs like china virus to explain the pandemic. he said it again today at cpac, and the audience cheered. after he was diagnosed with covid-19 in october, the anti-defamation league found anti-asian sentiment on twitter rose more than 85%. but let's be clear asians and asian-americans have been exoticized, demonized and ridiculed for centuries in america. this runs much deeper than covid. house democrats held a round table on this last week. california congressman mark takano called it a latent by s in our society that fluctuates depending on the moment. how long will this moment last, and what will make it pass? joining us now is actress and comedian margaret cho. she plays auntie

the warriors are in l.a. and in portland and then phoenix. interim play tonight, the warriors 19-15 overall and seventh place in the western conference. draymond green coming off a career high 19 assists in friday's win over charlotte. here is coach kerr on dra's journey this season. >> where he had to start with no training camp because of covid protocols. and where he is now is really amazing in about two and a half months, i guess. he is just playing at such a high level now. and when he first started the season, he just didn't have the conditioning or the timing that he needed. so it took him some time, but he has really worked hard to get to this point. he is having a fantastic year for us. >>> let's hit the college hoops. senior day for the cardinal women hosting cal. the bears got their first win of the year last week. delislia daniel, 11 for the bears. down to six at the break. midway through the third quarter, stanford pulling away. senior anna wilson, what a great pass to lexy hull for the layup. cardinal up 13 and the lead kept gro

but l.a. would win in front ofof a a liv stadium audience. >> it is good to be back. it is a game that i have loved to play sisince i was a kid. just being able to compete, be on the field it was great. watching the games on tv last year and seeing just cardboard fans in the stands it was nice to see live humans out there. >>> coming up tonight on gameday, my interview with new giants starter. nickname disco. the 30-year-old became a father for the first time last august. so spring training gives him a little break from diapers. how fast can you change a diaper with a 6-month-old? [ laughter ] >> it is getting tougher and tougher because he moves, he is always moving around now. it is like you have to pin him down and get that diaper on. but -- i am trying. it is zoo it is, you know, it gets tough. a little wind catches and the diaper is another thing. you are more wet than anything. [ laughter ] >>> over in mesa. a's hosting the dodgers, fans sitting socially distanced on the lawn. getting the start for oakland. starting game by striking out mokey. perfect in his one

l.a. county's covid crisis is at l.a. county's covid crisis is at a pivotal point. there are fears of the next surge as variants grow while cases slow. california's hospitalizations are down 64%, deaths down 45% in the last month, mirroring national numbers that may be leveling off. >> we have time to get a better tool box for the fall to take care of the variants. >> reporter: the c.d.c. sees the variant first identified in the u.k. as the top threat. the strain is confirmed in 43 states plus puerto rico and accounts for 10% of cases in the u.s. still, a reason for hope. one year after a covid outbreak at a washington state nursing home kick-started the american pandemic. that county reporting for the first time 0 new cases in long- term care centers. in miami, 55-year-old isabel pupuo defied science, battled covid for 150 days with oxygen levels doctors called unlivablef >> i actually told the family on numerous occasions, unfortunately she was going to pass away. >> reporter: she says it was god's miracle. today just 2% of the tests taken in l.a. county are comin

matthews in l.a. thanks very much thank you. now in the in this league i live a close and sank deep into a crisis with a loss to fry bug the now without a win for weeks and the coach is coming on the even greats of pressure. like the coach peter busch live accusing fans have been waiting more and more in patiently for the remerge and subside that lead the league early in the season hosting freiburg the intent was there if not the execution tonight by the hand of florian miller several times they would pay the price in the 2nd half when the visiting sides chances came they were taken. and married into mirvish go freiburg the lead in the 50th minute and it was to write on the hour. when lucas hurler was just the right side of offside to make things very difficult to live accusing leon bailey she made left on the edge of the area to get things going in the right direction after 70 minutes but it proved to be all they've accuse and could muster . finish with freiburg deserved to one winners and eyeing the european places late mchugh

academy of motion picture arts and sciences after the oscar nomination that the whole experience in l.a. for us was a door opener even beyond the academy what it meant 1st and foremost and this is very important to us there to get a foot in the door is that we signed with an amazing agency there and they set up a lot of meetings and they really encouraged us to take that step and especially for you chris i get scripts. from across the world at the moment. which is what they would have been looking for last summer he was the cinematographer for the international coproduction a man who sold his skin newsier submitted it as its entry for the best foreign film oscar and it made the shortlist of dean films. that this is a love story that begins in syria some early is in love with a beer i am out of town one of the guys i don't know why it's so difficult when the harry. fellow had a party and britney said look. what did you was up eyes away like that sounds naive calling for revolution mulcahy's on during the police were hunted down forcing him to flee to laugh or not while a year stays behin

told in little of l.a. that prefer to speak standard german. then let's do that how come this way into the lighthouse. there are going to tours of the lighthouse several times a week. yeah it doesn't get higher no we're now in the holy of holies of the lighthouse where in the lantern every lighthouse has its own i didn't signal. i couldn't even how do they work if no one's doing it manually girls i didn't go to and since the lighthouse was converted to automat. operation it is run automatically no one has to control it or the north and a line will speak and runs from an hour before sunset or to an hour after sunrise this. long it emits light or. well i learned something today. quite windy of here but it's a great spot to check out the southern tip of the island this is pretty much the only place where you can get such an amazing view of the south shore. lets out continue our journey our v mail of the week takes us to warmer climes to laos that's where our viewer from hong kong spent his vacation always with his jojo at hand and. my picks up is

plains ♪ ♪ of texas ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ from detroit down to houston ♪ ♪ and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where there is pride in every ♪ american heart and it's time ♪ ♪ we stand to say ♪ ♪ that i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i ♪ and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today -- ♪ 'cuz there ain't no doubt i love this land. ♪ god bless the usa. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me. ♪ and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today -- ♪ 'cuz there ain't no doubt i love this land. ♪ god bless the usa ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! are -- >> well, thank you very much. hello, cpac. do you miss me yet? do you miss me? [cheers and applause] a lot of things going on. to so many wonderful friends, conservatives and fellow citizens in this room, all across our country, i stand before you today to declare that the incredible journey we've begun together, we went through a journey li

vanessa bryant, the widow of kobe bryant is asking a los angeles court to disclose the names of four l.a. county sheriff's deputies who she claims took pictures of the remains of her late husband, daughter and the seven or people killed in the january 2020 helicopter crash. her attorney has added the name to the list of defendants already named in the lawsuit. lawyers for the defendants say any photos the deputies took of the crash site and victims have been destroyed and none of the photos have been publicly distributed. >>> finally, these beautiful pictures. this is known as the fire fall at yosemite national park. it happens only two weeks of the year in february and only if conditions are right. there can be no clouds in the sky. there has to be enough show for what is known as the horse tail fall to come over the vertical rock formation, el capitan. the waterfall is reflecting a sunlight at an angle that simply brings out all those gorgeous colors. pretty spectacular. >>> tonight on cnn, stanley tucci explores balogna, italy. stanley tucci "searching for italy" airs tonight at 9:00

the l.a. one is already closed. the biggest joy of my life was the day we got those two michelin stars. well i work hard to try to get in the future a third star? sure. it's what you live life for, right? michelin has been here forever. it is one of the big guides. i don't do it so much for michelin. i do it for my team. i do it for me. i do it for the people. i do it for the pride. but would i work in the future to try to achieve three-star michelin? you bet i will. david: for your humanitarian efforts, you have been nominated for the nobel peace prize for your efforts. jose: i don't know. they said it. david: is that something you care about, or are you more focused on other stuff? jose: quite frankly, all those things are good "forrest gump" moments of my life, but at the end, what i care -- i have a hard time knowing now when there is an emergency and i'm not there. right now, next to being with my family, my heart really is at its best, and i feel more myself when i'm in an emergency knowing that we are bringin

l.a. report was operator redirection of earnings on the city's investment pool that would have to be authorized by the board of supervisors, as part of the annual corporation ordinance. a second one is a series of board authorized appropriations from the investment pool and the third is a series of annual line items corporations as part of the annual probation ordinance itself and so the goal is overtime, increase the amount of money coming from the city into that pot of money to help finance the public bank. >> ok, here is another question. i mean, there's a part of me that does support a public bank and it's for this reason and it's what i see with the cannabis industry and what they have to go through. also, low income housing, what they all have to go through. those two things could use a public bank. so on the cannabis, i know, you can't get fdic insurance and there's a lot of restrictions because they just don't let you deal with that. would you structure it so you could deal with ca

gerry: one of the particular concerns big city like new york, san francisco, l.a. they will have a certain appeal what are the things that we seen in the last year or so in smaller cities like minneapolis, really hollowed out with the particular problems being in minneapolis that is a concern many of us are old enough to remember the 1960s when there was a terrible flight from urban areas which took decades for the cities to recover like detroit, are we seeing that to? >> were seeing a real variety of experiences minneapolis and portland have just shot themselves in the foot and they will pay for, seattle which was a city a lot of people were going to now has almost insane city council and bezos has been moving jobs out of their, their are some that are doing really well and if you look at the metro areas indianapolis, columbus, dallas, austin, nashville there is a whole group of cities coming up as other cities begin to go a little bit down the hierarchy of place in america is changing and it's going to be very fascinating to see how it ends up. gerry: that might

a judicial watch lawsuit settlement is resulting in l.a. county alone cleaning up to 1.6 million names from the roles. [applause] that's the tip of the iceberg. we are in federal court now to clean up pennsylvania, colorado and north carolina. [applause] more lawsuits are coming. believe you me. let me be clear, in case i have not been. voting by mail should be ended. [applause] vote by mail makes it nearly impossible to detect or pretend to prevent fraud. this security gap undermines confidence in the elections. unless you are putting your life on the line in afghanistan, or have other emergency reason, the law should require you to vote in person. [applause] after your citizenship and eligibility have been verified and after you show your secure photo id. [applause] no ballot harvesting. none. if elections are not secure and are conducted in violation of the constitution, many americans will vote. secure a -- secure elections will increase voter turnout. can we have a debate on this? [applause] not if big tech gets its way. text ban of pr

i have two restaurants with two michelin stars in l.a. and miami . the l.a. one is already closed. the biggest day of my life was -- will it be hard to get in the future it third star? sure. michelin has been here forever. i do not do it so much for michelin. i do it for my team, i do it for me, i do it for the pride. you bet i will. david: for your humanitarian efforts you have been nominated for the nobel peace prize. is that something you care about? jose: quite frankly, all those things are good for the forrest gump movie of my life, but i have a hard time now knowing when there is an emergency and i'm not there. right now to being with my family, my heart really as it it's -- at its best and i am -- this is going to be so good i am going to charge you! jose: -- david: ok. i have eaten fried rice all over the world for many years, and this is the best. [laughter] jose: boom! ♪ >> a major disaster declaration. >> millions without power. >> this is probably going to serve as a reminder that they need a more balanced system. >> texas goes dark and millions of people lost and mil