bruce, is that adequate for you? >> oh, yeah, i should be able to get specimens. >> if we can just get you to the top. >> yeah. >> you can do the full survey. >> the very best-case scenario would be that the wall is steep enough that the rope basically hangs freely down in a plumb line. he'd be sitting on a chair, slowly levitating up the wall, enjoying the view, looking for species. >> being with bruce in the jungle is an incredible way of appreciating the diversity of life around. he knows the backstory of everything. it's like going to a party with somebody who knows everyone. oh, that guy used to date that girl, then they hung out, and that person -- you know. he knows all the relationships. as you appreciate the complex web of relationships and the jungle more, it makes it much more engaging. >> oh, oh! something good, y'all. spiders are predacious, and they usually eat each other so they're usually solitary. there are some that are colonial and this is one of them. that is cool, wow. >> hiking through the jungl

ah, ah okay, bruce, i want to go back to you in bath. i mean one of the things, it's very important. i mean, i love to talk about geo politics a lot, but if we, if you don't mind, we could talk a little bit about domestic dip political discourse. this whole affair is, is brought about a nuke, mccarthyism, if you, if you say any, anything that was said on this program, we say in public, i don't, i can't imagine what will happen to you because i've been, i've been completely cancelled out of my entire work on r t on youtube has been deleted. i'm a non person except for a my own platform here because of my opinions here. this is very, very dangerous here. before february 24th hardly any one american knew about ukraine, even fewer could find it. but now that it's a litmus test, go ahead, bruce. yeah, i think that's a really important point. i'm sealing it myself. many my friends are feeling it as well. this new mccarthyism. i think it's the right way to describe it. if you say the wrong thing, you get d platforms, we've seen scott ritter kic

bruce, go ahead. but in the rand corporation study goals, overextending and unbalancing, russia, right? that was published in 2019. they clearly lay out the program as to destabilize the rushes, borders creating chaos, essentially burning down ukraine to the ground in order to force as a believe regime change in moscow, i think it's sick, it's dangerous. i've just learned that the youth in the u. k. a nuclear u. s. nuclear weapons are going to go back into lake and heats air force base. so it's pretty clear to me what's, what the strategy is here, which is to destroy the russian federation, to allow the breakup of russia and a smaller countries. so that the resource extraction corporations can grab russia's vast resource base and at the same time, destroy this momentum that's already been referred to, of creating this multi polar world, rather than having the u. s. b mister big of the planet. and so this is a what we're facing now. it's the most dangerous moment and my life. and i'm really quite worri

go ahead, bruce. well, it was interesting recently to see a large protests in spain and that people are out on the streets because of increasing the inflation in gasoline prices. i think that's going to spread. and i think ultimately it's going to spread here in the u. s. as well, the biden is talking about the prudent price hikes, trying to blame all of his domestic economic failures on russia. but i don't think in the end that's going to really wash. i think the american people clearly they're brainwashed. clearly they're uneducated about all of this stuff. clearly the american people know nothing about ukraine, nor the don bass, nor the 8 years of shelling by the nazi lead ukrainian army of the people in the don bass. i been to le, god's can don ask. i've seen the graves, i've seen the burned out buildings as a result of these shells, and i can tell you when i came back from there and i tried to organize people in this country in the united states, to speak out against the what the u. s. and nato w

you know, my, i'm glad i'm glad that bruce brought that up. michael, because when i look at news coverage over the last 6 weeks or so, the fact that russia was against nato expansion barely just barely makes it in to the, to the they, they dialogues of some of these conversations. i see on cable tv, i'm thinking like douglas mcgregor, that will mention it. okay, erin, my table mentioned ed max blumenthal, a wrangler greenwald will mention it, but everybody else see it. it's everything is out of context. everything has no context. nothing happened before february 24th. and that is the problem with the way western publics are being told about this conflict. go ahead, michael. yeah, that's the reason that that's the problem and the failure of the west not to read history because those a grant there were agreements to that effect there at least half a dozen of them are to respect in the visibility of not that is not to increase the strength in the west, at the expense of the east and, and that included movement, server nato. and at the end, the wo

go ahead, bruce. well, it was interesting recently to see a large protests in spain and yet people are out on the streets because of increasing inflation and gasoline prices. i think that's going to spread, and i think ultimately it's going to spread here in the us as well. a biden is talking about the prudent price hikes, trying to blame all of his domestic economic failures on russia. but i don't think in the end that's going to really wash. i think the american people clearly they're brainwashed. clearly they're uneducated about all of this stuff. clearly the american people know nothing about ukraine, nor the don bass, nor the 8 years of shelling by the nazi lead ukrainian army of the people in the don das. i've been to la, god's can don ask. i've seen the graves i've seen of burned out build as a result of these shelves. and i can tell you when i came back from there and i tried to organize people in this country in the united states, to speak out against what the u. s. and nato were supporting t

we have re, mcgovern, he's a former cia analyst, and in bath we have bruce got gun. he is a peace and justice activist cross that rules and effect gentlemen. so that means you can jump in anytime you want. okay, michael, let me go to you 1st here. i'm, you know, ever since the, the conflict started on february 24th there's, there's been this home ah, many about how we can help ukraine. there's not much about talking about how to bring peace. okay. so how, what is the policy end here is there, have they thought about it? because given recent history, they haven't thought about the law of unintended consequences, or is there a game plan here, or they just winging it. go ahead michael. i think there is a game plan and it's not to bring peace. i think. and, and ukraine is just cog in this, in the, in a much larger strategic picture, a, by the, by the administration. and as a mere cons, it what it really is is not only to contain russia, but now what from what i gather it is to overthrow the government in pasco, itself. that is the goal. but what it's also doing is trying

lee, under the sky, one family. >> reporter: it's a homecoming for icon bruce lee. the global superstar was born at chinese hospital in chinatown in 1940. his influence went well beyond martial arts and movies. >> these were his workout tools. >> reporter: visitors at the chinese historical society of america will get the chance to see rarely displayed artifacts, including exercise equipment, and personal items from the series the green hornet. >> he was a visionary. he saw the power of chinese-american business and cinema before anyone thought it was possible. he was an athlete, so he was more than just a martial artist. he studied boxing, fencing, dancing. >> reporter: the museum's executive director said lee was about inclusion and equity. he experienced racism in hollywood where he was paid the least on set. he also confronted rejection within his own community. >> some african-american leaders will see they actually loved bruce lee before the chinese-american community did because bruce lee was often rejected by the chinese as not being as traditional as they w

we'll do this through bruce lee. bruce lee was the personality that brought people together. >> bruce lee was born at the chinese hospital in chinatown back in 1940. the museum and bruce lee foundation partnered to make this prong happen. >>> a unique group is using legs, a bike, gps, imagination to make incredible art. jakub uses tracking software to create images. the 46-year-old bikes across all parts of the city to make art. others do the same thing by running. kuba plots out maps and uses a fitness tracking app and hops on his bike. the images show up on the map which is displayed on social media, part of a growing hobby known as gps art or running art. pretty amazing there. kuba says making a piece can take him anywhere from one to ten hours. >> all drawings are in a single ride. it starts early in the morning and completes the entire ride by the end of the day. so anything from, could be as short as 10, 15 miles to as long as 106 miles which i did a couple weeks ago. >> he's recently started using some of the

bruce state of the union address sounds a lot like america 1st. and i'm just wondering what you think about that. what is the world hearing when we're talking about by american today? well, you're right, the world. here's a protectionism. they fear this and they say, what's the difference between the trump administration or previous administrations emphasizing by him. we are moving into an era where people are more and more worried about secure and reliable supply chains. and that will mean that we bring production closer to us, both in the united states and in europe, and in japan. ah, and not only is there a political resilience to that idea that we bring some of this is a success story of globalization and international cooperation. on, on trade and intellectual property. so i think that there is a lot of positives there that, that people arm is a big difference between this and the america 1st policies of president trump. in fact, it seems like we're trying to out compete china by trying to be more like china and send as of investing a lot mor

lee before the chinese american community loved bruce lee. bruce lee was often rejected by the chinese for not being as traditional as they with want him to be. >> still lee insisted on teaching martial arts to all races and both men and women. the exhibit incorporates new technology and it's the only museum where you can also break things. >> 3, 2, 1. >> hoover hopes the updated museum will attract a new and younger generation to china town which has been struggling to recover since the pandemic. >> china town is facing the threat. coming to this museum, shopping at our gift shop. >> going to a local restaurant is one way that you combat this hate. its being in the community. >> in san francisco. betty yu. kpix5. >> i wonder how her hand is feeling today. >> seemed like they did it pretty good first try and everything. the time now is 5:23. still ahead on kpix5. >>> what the oakland fire department is calling boat >>> look ahead to lunch to help you plan that time of your day from noon to 2:00 today. remember what yesterday was like. today i

bruce, my senses and you know, i'm not inviting the president. and if i were, maybe i'd be, you know, be, have a different line. i think that history suggests that the political people around any president, abram trump, around a bad, that it's very difficult if not impossible, to sell trade as an issue to the american public. now biden did sell the idea that i can bring us together with our allies, our former allies, i can, i can rebuild trust in the united states. and i think that that's what he will try to do without getting very specific about trade. now the reality is, the poll showed that republican think the trust in the united states has gone down around the world rather than up under biden, which of course, the poll show is actually not the case. pull international poll shows that the international publics are so happy, the jo, bye, just press anybody, but trump would be good, but it's not, it's, he can't even make, he can't even overcome the partisan divisions on this issue within the united states. would you say that even after afghanis

lee under the sky one family. >> it's a homecoming for bruce lee. the global superstar was born in china town in 1940. his influence went well beyond martial arts, movies and television shows. >> bench and the weights belonged to bruce. these were his work out tools. >> servantors at the historical society of america on clay street will get the chance to see rarely displayed artifacts including his exercise equipment, drawings and personal items from the series the green hornet. >> he saw the power of chines american business and movies before anyone thought it would be possible. he was an athlete. he was more than just a martial artist. he was -- he studied boxing, he studied fencing and dancing. >> the executive director said that lee was about inclusion and equality. he experienced racism in hollywood where he was paid the least onset. >> some african american leaders will say they love bruce lee before the chinese american community did because he was often rejected by the chinese for not being as traditional as they wanted. >> still lee insiste

this weekend a behind the scenes look at the exhibit in honor of bruce lee. for we'll hear from lee's daughter. >>> good evening. this is nbc news tonight. i'm audrey asistio. it's been a gorgeous earth day, right? a live look at storm ranger now. looks cloidy. still scanning. not a lot of activity on the radar. this last storm system did bring a lot of fresh snow to the sierra overnight. some parts of the mountains got nearly two feet of snow. here's a live look along 80 near kingvale where some of the snow is already starting to melt. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i recall you were urging everyone don't drive the sierra at least until after this morning. how is the snow pack looking? >> it's not going to get us back to 100% of normal but about 41% of normal in the central sierra. 37% northern sierra. dismal when you look at it overall. but good news to keep the fire season back. because of climate change, only two years have we finished above 100% normal. pretty shocking. we did pretty good. over two inches in los gatos. san jose really c

can you tell us about bruce tucker? and what happened to him and give us a little bit of background on your book? sure. thanks kristen. thanks for being here everybody. dr. gilmer ben well, bruce tucker was a 54 year old man who lived in richmond virginia in 1968. he was a factory worker. he was had a good employment record by all accounts was a very steady and strong worker at a is actually a egg processing plant down in chaco bottom. what's in chaco bottom in richmond today. and mr. tucker was from dinwiddie county came from a rural, background, virginia on grew up on a family farm and he came to richmond like his brother. to to make a better life and he and he was doing well. he was supporting a son teenage son abraham. back down on the family farm in stony creek, virginia, and i can during the question and answer if you some people read the book want to actually go to the cemetery that i described in the book and i can give very easy directions off of i-95, but it's just south of petersburg. so bruce tucker was cele

you know, how close we did this whole thing collapsing, bruce? well, i think the globalization, we anticipated at one point, stay with the creation of the w t. o and what that would all bring in. it's not going to happen. i think we're going to see a world that is more divided between blocks economic blocks. china being one, you can either block the west, hopefully europe and the united states, together with japan and the other block. because if, if we're separated, that it's, the globalization really has broken apart. but i think the, the challenge will be, how do you maintain some of the benefits of globalization in a world we're going to have probably economic blocks just real quick. do you, do you see us having the competency to do that? i'm very worried about that. i think that i think we don't necessarily have the leadership or the creativity and it's not at all clear that we and the europeans and the japanese can agree enough on what needs to be done. you know, i think that globalization, as we know it is forever changed and that's been ch

and we're going to do this through bruce lee because bruce lee was the type of personality that brought people together. >> lee was born at the chinese hospital in chinatown back in 1940. a lot of people don't know he was born in san francisco. the human and bruce lee foundation partners to make this project happen. >>> take a live look at oracle park. it is quiet now, but throughout the day, more than 20,000 people were there. no giants game there. but a science fair there. ucsf is in the middle of a ten-day celebration promoting stem education. people of all ages got to experience things hands-on. today's event gets all the headlines, but there's more to come. >> i mean this is definitely our signature event, our most well-known event, and so a lot of people do think of this day as a festival. but we started on thursday, and we go through next saturday. >> you can learn about other events over the next several days at bay areasciencefestival.org. >>> still ahead, taking another look at his offer. why twitter is now more interested in elon musk's bid to buy that company. >>> plus, they

. >> joining me now is barry mccaffrey, and bruce rydell. bruce is getting hooked up. i hope you can hear me. bruce rydell, a senior fellow in a 30 year cia officer, and long time white house official as well at the nfc. general mccaffrey, the pentagon just announced about 2/3 of the russian troops centered around kyiv are repositioning, repositioned to belarus in the north. are they on their way there or on their way there, but this doesn't mean kyiv is safe, according to the pentagon. that they are regrouping, and will probably wind around and come in towards eastern ukraine. no one is spiking the football, basically. >> well, you know, it certainly looks like they have been handed a tactical defeat, and the areas north and west of kyiv, they weren't being able to encircle the city, and they are now apparently trying to refit, reposition, and grab the bridge, probably go after odesa as a strategic objective. andrea, you know, backing off the horrific news of bucha, and what they have done in phase two of this operational intervention, they lost control of their armed

moments ago, we are bruce lee under the sky, one family. it's being shown at that time chinese historical society of america and chinatown. sit a homecoming it features rare arty facts and handwritten letters. >> bruce lee left a mark here. he came in. he did nothing like anybody ever expected him to do, you know, he changes changed the world. >> it is the first time the exhibit filled with bruce lee memorabilia is being held in san francisco. what a great moment that is thanks so much for joining us. we'll see - [male narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for the bissell crosswave cordless max sponsored by bissell. (upbeat music) - what is that? what does it do? - [female narrator] it vacuums. - i thought so. - [female narrator] and washes. - and washes? - [female narrator] at the same time. - at that same time? - at that same time? - [female narrator] uh-huh. - [woman] can it clean this? - [female narrator] yes. - [woman] how about this? - [female narrator] yep. - [woman] what about this? - [female narrator] sure. - even this? -

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no loss in the german cup to struggling bruce, i mentioned go up. so after all, it is a title for you and now go to man. but i think it's only a pass and it's not really a great improvement from nancy flick, who coached by and last year. thank you. and hes broke breaking all of that down for us to get the sports. this is dw news live from berlin, a documentary series dock film is coming up next. you can also find much more news and analysis on our website that is d w dot com for the latest news analysis and video as well as the live streaming us. thanks for watching. ah ah ah, i just got is just a thought they were great you.

san francisco has a big connection to bruce lee. he was born at chinatown's chinese hospital in 1940. tonight on nbc bay area news at 7:00 hear what shannon lee says are some of her favorite pieces in the museum. >> looking forward to hearing from her. >>> well, some welcome news for san francisco residents on this earth day. the specialty gardens in golden gate park are now free to anyone with a san francisco address. the conservatory of flowers, the victorian building with its rare plants, is now free to residents, and so is the japanese tea garden. the extensive botanical gardens were already free to residents. mayor london breed proposed the idea, and the board of supervisors approved it last month. >>> let's take a live look right now inside rockefeller center. you see lester holt there preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stories, even with rain it's been dry, windy and dangerous. that has firefighters already busy with wildfires across the west. the massive toll of an early fire season just four months into the year.

bruce: you're right. president biden did refer to that in particular saying that there's some indication that vladimir putin has fired advisers or put under house arrest. president biden also referred to putin saying that he seems to be self isolated. this is in keeping with what we've heard over the last few days from officials in the u.s., officials elsewhere among the nato allies emphasizing what seemed -- what they say are divisions between putin and top advisers. we know that -- the top russian climate envoy resigned early in this war. we know that the head of the central bank tried to resign. we know the russian defense minister hasn't made a whole lot of public appearance over the last month. these are things that president biden, other western officials are trying to highlight to perhaps indicate that there's some divisions within the kremlin about what's going on. dani: that's bloomberg's bruce einhorn. russia aims to keep supplying gas to customers even if it pushes it to pay in rubles. european

. >>> bruce willis' daughters say they are shocked by the overwhelming outpouring of love and support for their dad after his aphasia diagnosis went public. scout willis showed a picture of her and her dad. she said she never anticipated the outpouring of love. and even the razzies rescinded an award for worst performance by bruce willis in a 2001 movie. >>> police in london are investigating a reported burglary at david and victoria beckham's residence. they were apparently home when the invasion took place. no one was harmed but a number of items were reported stolen. the incident is said to have taken place a month ago today. >>> coming up, a brand-new milestone for a civil rights pioneer. >>> and america's oldest park ranger retires at the age of 100. that's next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i

mary bruce live at the white house. the response from the biden administration just in. but first, abc's eva pilgrim leading us off on this ruling from a florida judge, changing the rule. and where we are in this country amid these new cases tonight. >> reporter: tonight, masks are no longer required on planes and public transit after a judge in florida overturned the federal mask mandate on planes and public transit, saying the rule "exceeding the cdc's statutory authority." the move signaling another sweeping change for americans. >> i think it's for our own protection, because covid is still going around. so if we have to do it longer inside doors, it's fine with me. >> i think people are so tired of wearing masks, so, i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: the travel mask mandate was supposed to expire today, until the cdc extended it for a fifth time, until may 3rd, pointing to a wave of new covid infections fueled by the ba.2 subvariant. >> so, this is obviously a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask in public transit. >> reporter:

mary bruce, thank you. martha raddatz will bring us the very latest on the french presidential elections and the war in ukraine. tune into "this week" tomorrow morning. >>> now to the critical fire threat in several western states. new mexico's governor declaring a state of emergency in several counties. the cook's peak fire in northern new mexico leaving a smokey haze as residents race to evacuate. near flagstaff, arizona, the tunnel fire already burning through more than 21,000 acres. as abc as will carr tells us tonight, officials are worried about what lies ahead. >> reporter: tonight, an all-out assault on wildfires burning across the southwest. crews fighting from both the ground and the air. in new mexico, five counties now under a state of emergency. the calf canyon fire merging with the hermits peak fire, burning more than 42,000 acres combined. pushed by erratic winds, the cooks peak fire now more than 48,000 acres. in arizona, the tunnel fire near flagstaff scorching more than 21,000 acres over t

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san francisco has a very big connection to bruce lee. he was born at chinatown's chinese hospital back in 1940. >> that must be cool because i can't imagine there's anybody cooler than bruce lee. >>> still ahead, a giant gets his >>> well, the warriors have the night off. their next game is on sunday. and they lead their series over the denver nuggets three games to zero. >> but meanwhile, both bay area major league baseball teams are back in action tonight. the giants in washington to take on the nationals. this game was over early as the giants scored seven runs in the second inning. the big blow, a three-run home run by outfielder austin slater. it was his first of the season. the giants went on to cruise to a 7-1 victory. >>> there's good news for the giants fans tonight. outfielder lamont wade jr. will be back on the field tomorrow. he's one of the team's breakout stars from last year. but he suffered a knee injury during spring training. wade, though, is now on the road to recovery. he's set to begin his rehab assignment, a aaa tea

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tammy bruce, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. there is such a short list of things that i ever get you get excited about. >> it is the moon shot of freedom of expression and perhaps the most significant action on public communication perhaps in the last 50 to 75 years. because social media would remain a controlling factor in how we converse. we saw especially during the 2020 election the hunter biden laptop dynamic. how easily information could be stopped and withdrawn as twitter act heed as an assignment desk for all other media. even though the majority of americans aren't on twitter it affected the culture outside those bounds about what you saw and didn't see and you can't prove a negative. americans didn't necessarily know what they weren't seeing. this changes that dynamic. it comes back to an american spirit kind of feeling as opposed to a totalitarian mid 20th century feeling and what we're able to do in the 21st century. americans pulling this back to what has made the country the greatest nation on the earth. >> harris

hi, bruce. >> kate, good to hear you tonight. let me tell you what the warriors, 2 and a half point favorites to go to 3 and o in this best of 7 set against the denver nuggets team that frankly imploded in game 2. the news of the day, steve kerr announcing earlier this morning that steph curry would increases minutes but still come off the bench. steph curry for his part in comments to later that afternoon said he expects to be back in the starting lineup sooner rather than later. we'll have to see how that plays out. he talked a little bit about how he switched his pre-game routine. so as not to burn through adrenaline, the first 5 or 6 minutes that he was actually on the bench. so we talked a little bit about the psychology coming off the bench certainly hasn't hurt him very much. he's averaged 23 minutes in the 2 games off the bench and of course, had 34 in 23 minutes in the game to win at chase just last weekend. so as for the nuggets, they have lost 6 straight games. now in the playoffs dating back to the second round last y

in 2020 the films protagonists fled bella bruce and went to ukraine. now the war there had forced them to flee once again. this time to poland. ah, do you know that i loiter these 3 people have learned how to start their lives over from scratch? toys, as layman, focuses on the camera. woman for this film still lives in bella luce and mince cliff, and doesn't want to leave on jesus. i'm living in a historic time back. i want to be here and his voice shot fired i from here are the artists, like writers also have there. and for me, that's courage to leave and also on the stand behind these personal choices in the desert presentation, trying to stay on the exit. pol yonce film is a call to stand up to oppression and protest against brutal regimes. can we expect? seems like this will be repeated in russia. oh, is it a review of the door on the one? with another? yes. over your life. since in beating ukraine, the russian president has often been portrayed as a fascist. at the same time, the russians were among those who liberated the world from the nazis. in

bruce lee left a mark here. he came in he did nothing like anybody ever expected somebody to do, you know, he changed the world. and spencer, this is the first time we've had something like this in san francisco, and that's exciting. it is exciting. i like to see that. yeah, we need to free up some time. make our way down there. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here at 6. >>> tonight, several breaking developments in the war in ukraine. talk of a crucial meeting between top u.s. officials and ukraine's president as russia intensifies attacks on multiple cities. president zelenskyy says he'll meet sunday with defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken. his news conference in a kyiv subway station hours after a brutal russian strike on odesa. video circulating online shows the aftermath of a attack that killed at least eight, including a 3-month-old baby. russian forces attempting to storm the steel plant in mariupol where it's believed a thousand ukrainians are living in an unde

bruce, a phobia is the new bigotry. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct? what is true? was his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. oh, when i was showing wrong, when i was just a kid, an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. a year with russia says cheer that has again refused to use, provided a safe zone for ukrainian troops in the besieged avenue, golf field factory. and are you able to release pavilion them? surrender as the fight for the nationalist stronghold readers on our team. reports from the battle ground. with a movie. yeah. close to the appeal. a bnb. every vehicle has now taken foreign nationalists to keep the keep the price going against the flow of prominent tele journalist says the us is to blame for the war and ukraine. we.

mary bruce, you were right there. and i know president biden described the moment in his word as historic, consequential. he said in the years to come, the people assembled today at the white house will tell their children and grandchildren that i was there. >> reporter: biden said this was a defining day for the presidency. when he decided to run, he envisioned this very moment, calling it a day of hope, promise, and progress. we witness a lot of history, but rarely have i seen an event so joyful. hundreds gathered to be a part of this. many black women who beamed along with judge jackson and shared in tears as well. judge jackson will have a few more months before she officially ascends to the bench before justice breyer retires. >>> we're going to turn now to the breaking headline, actor will smith banned from the as oscars for then years. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: it took just ten seconds for will smith to walk on stage. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: but tonight, that slap and the scene afterwards earning him a

bruce, a phobia is the new bigotry. ah cross talking russo foby, i'm joined by my guess arthur. clearer. in toronto, he's a liberty advocate and freelance editor in ohio. we have all of her, boyd barrett. he is a professor emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of russia gate in propaganda. and here in moscow we cross to robert bridge. he's an american writer and journalist based in moscow or a gentleman, cross sack rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate arthur, let me go to you 1st and toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance. we, you know, it, we hear it all the time. 247. but there's one exception. it's russians apparently go ahead and toronto it's, it's interesting because there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the west kind of developed last little while. and i

bruce lee left a mark here. he came in he did nothing like anybody ever expected somebody to do, you know, he changed the world. time and exhibit filled with bruce lee memorabilia has been held in san francisco. the exhibition is open wednesday through sundays joined right now by spencer christian. that's one exhibit. i think i could get into i think i could too look actually, you know, we all want to be like exactly don't want to learn more about him as well. exactly. well with that exhibit, let me tell you what's going on with the weather, you know this afternoon the evening we had some strong gusty winds, but right now things are calming down a bit. we've got light winds and even collins across much of the bay area under mainly clear skies, but we have a beach hazard statement that will be in effect from tomorrow morning through tomorrow evening the long period as well has developed that will produce dangerous swimming and surfing conditions and then increase risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. so bear th

. >>> it is called we are bruce lee. under the sky, one family. it is debuting as part of the reopening as the chinese historical company on clay street. it features artifacts from his movie contrary, teachings and personal items lying his workout bench. >> one of the main focuses of our exhibit is to get business back into chinatown and hopefully slow down anti-asian hateful we'll do this through bruce lee. bruce lee was the time of personality that brought people together. >> he was born in the chinese hospital in chinatown right there in san francisco in 1940. the museum and bruce lee foundation partnered to make this happen. >>> on friday, we were with lee's daughter shannon. she saw the exhibit for the first time in person ahead of the opening. she shared what some of her favorite pieces are in this exhibit. we've posted that interview on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in the trending bar. >>> new at 11:00. making a bike with legs. they are creating, some worth seeing. meet jacob kuba. he uses location tracking softwa

we don't know specifically what is going on with bruce willis. how much of his communication this really affects. typically, with aphasia it can affect different parts of the brain. it can be caused by all sorts of different things including a stroke, a brain tumor, for example, but sometimes more progressive things like types of dementia it cause this as well. again, we don't know what's causing the situation with bruce willis. let me show you in the brain if you look at the brain specifically there's a couple areas of the brain that we often refer to in talking about aphasia, closer to the front of the brain, broca area, if there's an impact there, typically people would have a hard time expressing, speaking even writing. if they have more of an issue with wernicke area in the back of the brain, that would be more receptive. a harder time understanding the spoken word or reading. so, again, exactly which has been affected, if both had been affected, how much of this is due to a more progress issue of some other so, we don't know. but we do know