in a year like no other, it s a black friday like we ve never seen before. the pandemic has many people staying home. i m ama daetz. i m dion lim. while black friday isn t what we re used to, there are still lines to be found at malls and some people did brave the cold, some for as long as 36 hours to snatch up some of the most popular items. liz kreutz was in dublin early this morning when the doors opened. reporter: when the doors of the best buy in dublin opened at 5:00 a.m., there was no running, no pushing, no shoving. it was peaceful. there wasn t any rushing or craziness. reporter: like so much else this year, this black friday felt different, much calmer. still, some people did brave the cold to wait in line. sky 7 got this video from the livermore outlets and here is the doors opening at target in dublin. friends jaden and mossy got to best buy at 4:00 a.m. 287 for a 50-inch. great deal. reporter: these guys were hoping to get a playstation 5 and weren
then replace at a later date. lawmakers will return to washington july 10 and they will have three weeks before their august recess to work on an agenda that includes tax reform and more. some are on the biggest stories this week, and there have been plenty of them. from a g20 some of the kicks off next week, let s welcome reporters. to let s come to you first on the health story. this is where we have spent a lot of our week, talking about this subject. president trump with this repealed and replace at a later date tweet, how is that gone on the hill? it s been a chaotic week on health care, major setbacks for senator mcconnell and republican leaders who hoped to get this done before the july 4 recess. they learned by tuesday they didn t have the vote. from theack members were unhappy with the process, the secrecy, and the speed of this, and more importantly, substance of disputes. the presidents tweets this morning is not going down well because this was initially th
to about. i want to start with ashley johnson about a story about allegations of cyber racism at the university pennsylvania. i ve always pride myself as an alum of the ivy league university of pennsylvania, but the vicious hatred shown to black freshmen has me sick to my stomach. here s the group made a cell phone text estrogen app that was targeted at 161 black freshmen. somehow they were mysteriously added to a group called the n word lynching. this happened friday and apparently the offenders are from the university of oklahoma using the alias, daddy trump. university of oklahoma said one student has been suspended into other people who are nonstudents have been linked to the hate messages. i spoke with jordan andrews who is one of the freshmen that received the awful message. i knew that kind of racism and writ rhetoric existed. i hope it didn t exist in 2016. at the same time i was just thinking, i know were going to be okay but not right now. the first message
stressed, they offer condolences, met the health team, they offered condolences. that means nothing to me, and it will never mean anything to me, because you failed him. we speak to the widow of an army veteran with ptsd who says her husband s death could have been prevented. more than a month since a volcano erupted in the philippines which saw thousands evacuated, our cameras follow residents as they return to see the damage. heathrow grounded. with a third runway blocked for now, what next for the country s crowded airports, and future big projects? arsenal and celtic are both stunned by late goals in the europa league. fc copenhagen score twice in the final five minutes to dump celtic out in glasgow, while arsenal suffer extra time heartbreak. and then weather, another weekend, another name storm. more rain to come. i will have your full crucial forecast here on breakfast. it is friday 28 february. our top story: jet2 says it will not fly any customers back who have been
MailOnline took to the streets to quiz Gen Z on the anniversary of the Normandy landings to see just how much they know about the Allied invasion of France .