tracy . wow. 2223 hours in a day in bed. sometimes i can only imagine how hard it is and i can only imagine how much this has changed your life. yeah, it's been a huge difference. i had a very active job before and a job that was very fond of it. so i worked in the restaurant industries a long hours, lots of mental calculations, lots of physical stature and lots of people. and i know i have none of those things . oh um dr. listerine is the problem with long cove and the fact that there's this absence of what doctors, co identifiable biomarkers, these measurable changes in people's bodies that can actually be tested to understand whether or not a patient actually hasn't uncovered. yes, i subsidy a buyer. yeah. um, to have this single test to tell you whether you've got loan cobra though or not. but i think it's very important to bear in mind that many health conditions, or many diseases who have been with us for, for a long time still don't have that. you know, single buying mach or not and, and that certainly shouldn't be us

tracy. wow. 2223 hours in a day in bed. sometimes i can only imagine how hard it is and i can only imagine how much this has changed your life. yeah, it's been a huge difference. i had a very active job before and a job that i was very fond of. so i worked in the restaurant industries a long hours, lots of mental calculations, lots of physical staff and lots of people. and i know i have none of those things. oh um doctor on the screen is the problem with long cove and the fact that there is this absence of what doctors call identifiable biomarkers. these measurable changes in people's bodies that can actually be tested to understand whether or not a patient actually hasn't uncovered. yes, uh, certainly a barrier to have this single test to tell you whether you've got loan cobra though or not. but i think it's very important to bear in mind that many health conditions, or many diseases who have been with us for, for a long time, still don't have that, you know, single buying mach right now. and that certainly shouldn't be us

tracy. wow. 2223 hours in a day in bed. sometimes i can only imagine how hard it is and i can only imagine how much this has changed your life. yeah, it's been a huge difference. i had a very active job before and a job that i was very fond of. so i worked in the restaurant industries a long hours, lots of mental calculations, lots of physical stuff and lots of people. and i know i have none of those things as well. um doctor industry is the problem with long cove and the fact that there is this absence of what doctors, co identifiable biomarkers, these measurable changes in people's bodies that can actually be tested to understand whether or not a patient actually hasn't uncovered. yes, that is certainly a barrier to have this single test to tell you whether you've got loan cobra though or not. but i think it's very important to bear in mind that many health conditions are many diseases who have been with us for for a long time. still don't have that, you know, single by a mock, right? not and, and that certainly shouldn't

tracy. wow. 20 to 23 hours in a day in bed. sometimes i can only imagine how hard it is and i can only imagine how much this has changed your life. yeah, it's been a huge difference. i had a very active job before and a job that i was very fond of. so i worked in the restaurant industries a long hours, lots of mental calculations, lots of physical staff and logic of people. and i know i have none of those things . oh, um doctor on the screen is the problem with long cove and the fact that there is this absence of what doctors call identifiable biomarkers. these measurable changes in people's bodies that can actually be tested to understand whether or not patient actually haven't covered. yes, uh, so to the a barrier to have this single test to tell you whether you've got loan cobra though or not. but i think it's very important to bear in mind that many health conditions, or many diseases who have been with us for, for a long time, still don't have that, you know, single buying mach right now. and that certainly shouldn't be us

tracy. wow. 2223 hours in a day in bed. sometimes i can only imagine how hard it is and i can only imagine how much this has changed your life. yeah, it's been a huge difference. i had a very active job before and a job that i was very fond of. so i worked in the restaurant industries a long hours, lots of mental calculations, lots of physical stuff and lots of people. and i know i have none of those things. oh um, definitely the screen is the problem with long cove and the fact that there is this absence of what doctors, co identifiable biomarkers, these measurable changes in people's bodies that can actually be tested to understand whether or not a patient actually hasn't uncovered. yes, i subsidy a buyer. yeah. and to have this single test to tell you whether you've got loan cobra though or not. but i think it's very important to bear in mind that many health conditions, or many diseases who have been with us for, for a long time, still don't have that, you know, single buying mach or not. and, and that certainly shouldn

[cheers and applause] tracy has -- [applause] tracy has transformed the role of first lady. we like to call her the first spouse and made sure every delaware child has a first chance to succeed. she's also stood by me throughout my 30 plus years in public service, and let me tell ya it's not always been easy. thank you, tracy, for your support. prison -- [applause] before i go any further, i'd also like to recognize the army and air national guard. colonel mike berry is unable to be with us today, but he's represented by brigadier general james benson. please stand up for all your army and air national guard -- [applause] we have command staff and other guardsmen and women until if bat colony as well. it's been -- in the as well. it's been a busy time for the guard, and i think about their service and sacrifice a lot. over the past years, more than 1300 guardsmen and women have been deployed to more than 50 locations around the world. last year we held a deployment if ceremony for more than 150 national guardsmen and women from the 160th engineering company. they recently re

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - tracy morgan leslie bibb, chef jose andres musical guest, adrianneenker. and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1943 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. that's a hot crowd that is a hot crowd tonight. thank you very much. enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching at home well, guys, today is the first day of spring. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: and you could tell it's the first day of spring because boeing just replaced all their faulty doors with faulty screen doors. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i thought that was nice you could -- you could tell it's the first day of spring 'cause, according to the royal family, kate middleton just came out of hibernation. [ laughter ] so, it's great it really feels good but it's fun breaking out the spring wardrobe. in fact, today former president trump went through his windbreakers hoping to find $464 million in o

tracy did not mention this.ucing more black mail graduates with masters and phd's than any other profession the country i did not just make that up. [applause] though the technology industry is focus with help of people like the doctor and the people at morehouse creating stem opportunities for historically underrepresented communities. the buy demonstration is very focused on this as well of the infrastructure investment we are talking about companies the more skilled workers what's the focus there? >> i was hustling in the back like my teenage daughters do i hurt morehouse and spelman that i hear someone as well? i have a freshman at spelman. my heart and my money. [laughter] i have to shut up the spelman as well. the investment and the talent pipeline the domestic talent pipeline cannot be overstated. it is important to reach deep and wide and building the pipeline for many years to come. i would encourage you if you're already investing in your company's make sure you dramatically widen and deepen the talent

we heard tracy, from sage.rom morehouse visiting with us, tracy did not mention this. [ indiscernible ] is responsible for producing more, black, male, graduate with masters and phd's than any other professor in the country. i did not just make that up. [ applause ] the technology industry is focused, with the help of the great people at morehouse, creating s.t.e.m. opportunities for historically underrepresented communities. the biden administration is focused on this as well. all of this investment, companies need more skilled workers. what is the focus there? >> i was hustling in the back like my teenage daughters do. i heard morehouse and spelman as well. i have a freshman at spelman. my heart and my money go to spelman college. i have to shout them out as well. the investment and the talent pipeline, it cannot be overstated. it is important to our national security. it is important to reach deep and wide building the pipeline. i would encourage you, if you are investing in your company, make sure we dramat

thank you tracy for your support.rison -- [applause] before i go any further i'd also like to recognize the army and air national guard. colonel mike berry is unable to be with usoday but he's represented by brigadier general james benson. please stand up for all your army and air national guard -- [applause] we have command staff and other guardsmen and women until if bat colony as well. it's been -- in the balcony as well. it's been a busy time for the guard, and i think about their service and sacrifice a lot. over the past years more than 1300 guardsmen and women have been deployed to more than 50 locations around the world. last year we held a deployment if ceremony for more than 150 national guardsmen and women from the 160th engineering company. they recently returned from the military operation in -- [inaudible] again, members of that unit who were deployed are with us today. please join me again in recognizing our citizen-soldiers. they're the very best, and they're up, again, in the balcony. [applause] it's

tracy ower u.s. public affairs. [applause] >> next up, tracy owens, director of u.s. public affairs at sage. >> good afternoon. as you just heard, my name is tracy owens and i lead public affairs for the u.s. at sage and i am also a very proud alumnus of morehouse college. absolutely. i am grateful for the opportunities that morehouse has provided me and i'm even more grateful and proud of the opportunities that are continuing to provide for students. and you will hear a little bit more about that later. but before i discuss more about morehouse, let me tell you a little bit more about sage. for those of you who do not know, sage is a uk tech company founded just over 40 years ago with a market cap of about 10 billion pounds. we have got about 11,000 colleagues globally and sage is a market leader in financial, hr, and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses. we enable them to streamline him e operations and be more productive, offering business owners and their workforces from repetitive and administration tasks and enabling them to deliver more stra

thank you, tracy, for your support.e i go any further, i'd also like to recognize the army and air national guard.s unableo be with us today, but he's represented by brigadier general james benson. please stand up all your army and air national guard -- [applause] we have command staff and other guardsmen and women until if bat colony as well. n -- in the balcony as well. it's been a busy time for the guard, and i think about their service and sacrifice a lot. over the past years, more than 1300nd women have been deployed to more than 50 locations around the world. last year we held a deployment if50 national guardsmen and women from the 160th engineering company. they recently returned from thes military operation in -- [inaudible] again, members of that unit who were deployed are with us todayn recognizing our citizen-soldiers. they're the very best, and they're up, again, in the balcony. it's really hard to believe this, but this is my last state of the state address as your said earlier, that there are mixed feeling

consisting of oleg novitsky, a native of cherven, belarusian marina vasilevskaya , and nasa astronaut tracyreach the iss according to a two-day rendezvous scheme. the ship's docking should take place on march 25 at 18:10, and the return is scheduled for april 6. the live broadcast of the launch of the spacecraft with our cosmonauts will be broadcast by belarus alone. turn on the special episode at 15:00 and don’t miss an important historical event for our country. the city that gave wings to the soviet union. it was here that yuri gagarin studied and met with his future wife. it is also one of the gas capitals of russia and the meeting place of two parts of the world. today, after the panorama , we will go to orenburg, the heart of eurasia, which beats in unison with the belarusian rhythm. the telenews agency continues its long journey through the regions of russia.

already armed at the ready, marina took her place in the ship along with her crew, oleg navitsky and tracyon, at these very moments, is probably listening to the compositions that defined before. in general, we can only be proud of marina, she is truly a space girl, today we witnessed the crew changing into spacesuits, and there was also the traditional communication with loved ones. i’ll ask the director to show those same shots. we have a lot. two days in the ship, this will give us much more time to adapt to weightlessness, we will have more time to explore our beautiful land. all medical parameters of the crew were reported as normal to the state commission, at the moment boarding the bus were our fellow countrymen, we all really support marina, marina, marina and, of course, belarus were chanting, everyone stayed to support. it’s much harder for them now if they had started on time, so we’re keeping our fingers crossed for them, good luck to them, everything will be fine, we believe in them. the crew didn’t have a day off the day before, training continued, they’ll have to travel acco

ask the directors to show how it was, the first we see is marina vasilevskaya, she smiles behind her tracyt then oleg navitsky , look how... site 254, it was here that the cosmonauts changed into spacesuits, we could observe this, i will ask now to show those same shots, they checked technical nuances there, checked their health status, and there however, behind the glass, our cosmonauts marina vasilevskaya could also communicate with the belarusians who came to support them. for example, my mother gave parting words, said: she supports marina, in turn, she advised everyone not to worry about her, she has a reliable team, oleg novitsky, who promised our president that he would definitely look after marina. warm words of support were also heard today from the head of state; they were conveyed by press secretary natalya nikolaevna eismand. marina is expected in belarus and today she was reminded of this again. and the president is with you in thought. impossible, i will try very hard to accomplish it, i will not let you down, i will do everything possible and even all the work, all the tasks

tracie: i don't know for its disappeared because we are running budget deficits.he treasury was issuing on the front end of the curve more so the long and. it may change their duration, their maturity then we might start to see those rates rising above it. our forecast for the end of the year does reflect that. we think 4.5% is a reasonable point tn the year. there could be some yield pressure from issuance but at the same time if the federal reserve does start to weaken or start the pullout on quantitative tightening that can offset that as well. jonathan: we tried, thank you very much. it's all relative just not bullish as everyone else. you know what the most bullish was last year was 5200 and do you know where we closed? 5241. this is happened with fewer rate because priced and what we were looking for. and you know what the story was? everyone was saying this rally is based on rate cuts coming and we were looking for 6, 7 and we not even get three based on the economic data and everyone is upgrading stocks. lisa: what's the biggest risk for you downside her u

al 2098 31 66 0 7 en tracy alejandra quezada telemundo.alifornia, el estado impulsa nuevas medidas para atraer a más educadores especializados, desde métodos de reclutamiento, prácticas de aprendizaje y hasta nuevos programas, son algunas de las estrategias para contratar a más profesores de educación artística. la contratación se apoya en la propuesta de 28. esta es con la finalidad de aumentar el acceso a los estudios del arte desde el kínder hasta el grado 12. pasando más información en el san josé arrestó a un sospechoso de participar en un tiroteo que dejó a una persona muerta y a 2 heridos el 18 de febrero. los detectives de la unidad de homicidios empezaron a investigar el incidente y localizaron al sospechoso responsable por el tiroteo y obtuvieron una orden de arresto. y escuchaban a las autoridades a la policía de la ciudad. juan carlos pérez, de 40 años, presuntamente abrió fuego en el 3000 de story road, mientras la comunidad estaba en una vigilia. el hombre falleció. en la escena, 2 mujeres se encuentran aún hospitalizadas y e

tracy, i am telling you, she is so incredibly special.re over the holidays back in december. we checked in on everyone. we surprised two families with announcements about the construction of their new homes. we have exciting news. those families will move into their brand new homes next month. four more families were approved for their new homes and counting. >> michael: that is good news. >> rebecca: it is great news. you've been dedicated to this story from day one. i remember when it first happened. this is all part of a nonprofit that came out of the tornado. >> robin: oh my gosh. can we just say thank you to the gma viewers? they have been with us every step of the way. >> rebecca: yes. >> robin: and rolling fork rising is the organization really making this happen. they are a volunteer run and operated organization instrumental in getting these homes built. homeowners to be complete a program about ownership, which is so important. they get zero, a special 0% interest loan to keep the housing affordable for them. rolling fork rising

days; together with our cosmonaut , commander oleg navitsky, a native of belarus , and nasa astronaut tracy arrived on the iss on a scientific mission. we observed a new cosmic event the night before. docking, opening of hatches and the crew of the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft are already on the iss. approximately at at 18:03 minsk time , the spacecraft touched down at the hub module of the russian segment berth. the process took place in several stages, first the ship's approach, then the radio system was turned on for search, the spacecraft docking with the orbital station, then the iss flyby, hovering and mooring, waiting for contact. touching the indicators, it is accepted that the transition to the iss also takes about 2-3 hours, you need to equalize the pressure on the station and the transport ship, check the tightness of the docking and carry out a number of other important procedures. after this, the opening of the transition hatches begins. the crew changed into specially prepared overalls before opening the hatches. the team conducted the first communication session with the ground. su

such as tracy, highway 84 will connect you back to southbound 680. past the closures, caltrans says this is part of a repaving effort to improve 680. they will work to repair the deteriorating roads in that section, making it safer for drivers, they said this will get this was supposed to get done on mlk day weekend, but again the rain stopped them. it's a big closure. so caltrans is asking people to be prepared. >> we understand that this closure is going to impact the traveling public, and we are grateful to the traveling public for your patience. and one thing about it is we are rehabilitating dilapidated pavement. i think folks are very aware of the state of things on southbound 680, and how much of an improvement this is going to be. >> now, caltrans did mention this is being done a full year ahead of schedule and closing it during the weekend, they said, prevents them from doing it during the nighttime, nighttime closures. they say that would have had to have gone for about several months. so if also if you're going to the dublin saint patrick'

and this is as you leave tracy going towards livermore right now.y're thinking it will open up about 830 this morning. speeds are down to eight miles per hour. we know this area is always pretty congested anyway, but the commute time this morning even longer. so from tracy to dublin it'll take you 91 minutes right now. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. new. this morning, some residents and businesses in san francisco's tenderloin are planning to file a lawsuit against the city today , according to the chronicle. they claim the city is, quote, tolerating open air drug markets and crowded encampments. abc seven news reporter ryan curry live in the studio with us with details of this lawsuit. ryan. yeah, reggie. >> good morning. our media partners at the san francisco chronicle say the tenderloin residents are accusing the city of not doing enough to address homelessness and drug addiction. these residents, as well as some business owners, are not seeking money. instead, they are asking for court orders that would require the city to end drug dealing and drug

it includes council president paul krikorian, council member katie jaroslovsky and council member tracypark. all three sit on the city's ad hoc committee for the 2028 olympic and paralympic games. also so on this trip, metroeo stephanie wiggins, who willf course be taking a look at how paris is dealing with transportation in terms of the 2024 games. now, the la delegation on this trip will explore partnerships with french companies, explore housing strategies for the unhouseand learn from parisian leaders about maxizing public transportation. a big concern for any city that hosts the olympics will they be able to ay on budget? the paris 2024 price tag has climbed. billion to ■k78.5 billion, with some estimating th costs may rise as high as k710 billion by the time the game start for the 2028 olympics in los anles, the committee estimated a $5.3 billion price tag, but that's now at $6.9 billion. now, domestic sponsorships are meant to offset the costs of the game, and mayor bass has said if we wait until the opening ceremonies to be on the ground in paris, we will miss a crucial opportun

but if you typically take that ride out of tracy on to 580 you know exactly what to expect. it's usual stuff there heading towards the dublin interchange and i want to head to the south bay right now and just alert you to a closure on highway 9 congress springs road both directions from san born to redwood gulch. a live look at that in a bit but the closure still in effect. so just keep that in mind. you have to use an alternate route in and around that area but yeah everything else looks really good. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. and 880 all the way westbound to 92 over to 101. no brake lights or delays. >>> time now 5:20. after suffering one of the worst losses in franchise history, the warriors were back in action last night. bouncing back with a vengeance. >>> and why don't we take a look out the window this morning as we wake up on a thursday? look at this gorgeous view from our treasure island cam. looking towards the bay (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. fl

that's a huge problem for folks out of tracy and patterson and off of the altamont pass.ave a better travel time than we often do for this stretch of 580. calm roadways for the most part around the rest of the bay. i circled northbound 280, and that's where the second traffic alert is. there's minor slowing, and two lanes open. and for more on that we head over to marcus. >> yeah, this is a deadly crash and it's under investigation this morning. they say around 4:20 this morning on the northbound 280 near daly city, a red pickup truck struck a pedestrian on the freeway. we will continue to follow the story. we will bring updates as we get them this morning. >>> today at sfo, security screeners plan to rally and demand millions worth of back pay. >> today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live at the airport with more on the claims. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. today's rally follows the implementation of a pay equity policy that was implemented to bring up salaries for security scanners last july. here's the release from tsa when that happened. it says,

cosmonaut marina vasilevskaya, this is her first flight, as well as board engineer, nasa astronaut tracyted that novitsky is right now going into space for the fourth time, american dyson is going into space for the third time. will be for the entire country that it represents, but the decision is that it will be the representative of belarus who will go into space. literally just now , urgent news came on the news agency's feed that launch of the soyuz 21a rocket with the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft to the iss, the akatsu apparatus, which is a japanese apparatus, translated this name means: and for now on to other topics. the international olympic committee has now created such conditions that almost none of the russian athletes will be able to travel to the upcoming games in paris. but if there is such an opportunity, then you need to take part. this statement was made today by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko at the high- tech sports exhibition, which opened in the state duma. my colleague's report stas ridekultsev. even serious deputies cannot resist the charm of this mischievous

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oleg novitsky, aka commander marina vasileevskaya , nasa astronaut tracy dyson.ommon task - performing scientific experiments on board the station. the duration of crew work on the russian segment of the iss will be 12 days. satellite communication and broadcasting system. there are several belarusian spacecraft in orbit, including a communications satellite, bilintersat-1 and two educational nanosatellites from bsu. the exploration of outer space became possible thanks to a strong scientific school, which belarus was able to preserve and support with the beginning of the construction of sovereignty. today , more than twenty scientific and industrial organizations are involved in the space industry, employing about 4,000 specialists. production of optical high-resolution systems for satellites, space mirrors, equipment for remote sensing of the earth. the last belarusian cosmonaut was sent into space from our homeland as part of the soviet union 43 years ago. by winter standards, this is a gigantic period. and just as now, there was no limit to the joy of my fell

instructors, teachers, my leader buchiy ivan nikolaevich with i am always here to support, my crew, tracy also supports me very much, we have very good relations in the crew, well-coordinated, friendly. therefore, this, of course, supports me and the responsibility that i have to complete this program, tasks, experiments, flight, of course, this gives me confidence and strength. marina, don’t strain yourself too much with your experiments , whatever you don’t do in space on earth, we’ll finish it, next time we fly, we’ll finish it, but so that everything goes well, we are very worried about you here, you have a good example, stay close. colleague, he is an experienced person, this is not the first time he has flown into space, but not like that, not like that, oleg, i haven’t told you already, this is mine initiative, you just, marina , you don’t know him, he’s a decisive, sharp person , this is him now, i’ve known him for a long time, so you also look at him from the outside carefully, but i really wanted to, i have someone to take example, i would like you to be friendly there. life, th

tracy supports me very much, we have very good relationships in the crew, well-coordinated, friendly,this of course supports me, and the responsibility that i have to fulfill, this program, tasks, experiments, flight, of course, this gives me confidence and strength . marina, don’t strain yourself too much with your experiments, whatever you don’t do in space, we’ll finish it on earth, in next time we fly, we’ll finish it, but everything will be fine. “we’re very worried about you here, oleg, we’ll talk about your prospects when you return home, if you feel good, i’ll ask the russians to let the three of us fly, nastya, marina and you, don’t you mind, let’s complete any task, okay , then when i meet with the president of russia , i’ll just slowly drop these questions, maybe i’ll drop the question, so that somehow belarusians have the opportunity not to..." space mirrors, equipment for remote sensing of the earth, we are developing promising technologies, the flight iss is a new bar for belarus as a space power. taking into account the implementation of the first space flight project i

oleg novitsky, aka commander marina vasilevskaya , nasa astronaut tracy dyson. a common task - performing scientific experiments on board the station. the duration of crew work on the russian segment of the iss will be 12 days. for the upcoming flight. a backup team from roscosmos, ivan vagner, belarusian anastasia lenkova and nasa astronaut donald petit, was also preparing. marina vasilevskaya and anastasia lenkova were selected from six belarusian candidates who underwent a medical examination at the cosmonaut training center in december 2022. yes, our belarusians have already overcome such a space path, passed exams, passed endurance tests, and now there is very little left to go into space. our fellow countryman, oleg novitsky, of course. he offers the girls his shoulder, because he will fly for the fourth time. daria rachko, about the thorny path to the stars. these were difficult tests in zero gravity and centrifuges from training for survival in the winter forest on the water. much is behind us, but the most important start is yet to come. we are ready to

of belarus, arrived on a scientific mission to the international space station. and nasa astronaut tracyis week , the spacecraft touched down and docked at the berth hub of the russian segment of the station. process took place in several stages. the team has already conducted a communication session with the ground. marina vasilevskaya shared her first emotions after docking with the iss. she thanked her for the support and noted that she felt good. due to the postponement of the launch date , the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft flew to the international space station for more than two days. such a load. will take pictures of certain territories of belarus so that the national academy of sciences will stay for 12 days, conduct experiments with bacteria , compare them with pictures from earth sensing satellites, as well as airplanes drones. belarusian beauty game, the best on the planet. alina gornasko won the 2024 rhythmic gymnastics world cup in greece. the belarusian athlete won the ribbon exercise. the gymnast received 31.55 points for her performance. none of the competitors could sur

instructors, teachers, my supervisor buchiy ivan nikolaevich are always here to support me, my crew, tracysupports me very much, we have very good relations in the crew, well-coordinated, friendly. so this, of course, supports me, and the responsibility that i must fulfill this program, tasks, experiments, flight, of course, this gives me confidence and strength. parents close to marina vasilevskaya, as well as friends, colleagues, young scientists and members of the public will support the belarusian and her family on a charter flight to baikanor. it is planned that the soyuz ms-25 spacecraft will deliver cosmonauts to... nks on thursday, the launch is scheduled for 16:21. docking should occur in 3 hours. the astronaut will return to earth on april 2. latvia became the only baltic country to receive financial assistance in the amount of 41 million euros from the european commission fund for the creation of shell production. money for the construction of the plant will be directed not only to riga. a new military will also appear on the maps of france, italy, norway and finland. enterprise

applicants, together with her, commander oleg novitsky, a native of our country , and nasa astronaut tracyyson went to the international space station on a scientific mission. by the way, the crew's call sign is kazbek. tens of thousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event. a countdown was also introduced on the belarus 1. preliminary tv channel. a large delegation of countrymen supported marina at baikonur, young people, including scientists, belarusian athletes, olympic champions, people who know the start, it’s a delicate matter, what we saw, we now know for sure we will never forget, just as the whole world will never forget our marinochka, i repeat, we are waiting for her at home with impatience and love, belarusians in space. this is this, but how, how else? this start exceeded all expectations, fantastic, simply a fantastic sight, our marina, we really already have her. historically on a national scale, in our history, this is the most important moment. the crew is currently in orbit and feels fine. let us remind you that the team has 34 orbits around the earth a

cbs's ben tracy shows us two unique approaches to tackling the crisis. >> so this is where carbon goesy. >> reporter: this field in central arkansas will soon be a graveyard for planet-warming pollution. >> it's going into the ground, and it will stay here forever. >> reporter: barclay rogers is ceo of graphite, a start-up that takes leftover material from timber and rice mills and locks away the carbon dioxide that plants naturally remove from the atmosphere by turning it into bricks, wrapping them up, and burying them in the ground. >> we're taking the carbon captured by plants and keeping it out of the atmosphere for a thousand years or more. >> so you've got a lot of space here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: graphite plans to turn this empty warehouse into the world's largest carbon removal facility, eventually removing 50,000 tons of co2 per year. that's like taking 10,000 cars off the road. american airlines is paying graphite to offset some of the pollution from its flights. >> this brick of dead plants and trees is really going to be a solution? >> it's going to be a very big sol

super commuters you always have an early start to the ride out of tracy on to 580.speeds around 10 miles per hour. >> thanks. >>> fire at a high school in pleasanton. crews did battle as the flames tore through. looking live, we can show you what the picture looks like. the sun is into the up but right now it looks pretty sedate. the fire started as the sun set sunday in a gymnasium said to be about 100 years old. you can hear the alarm going off and you see the fierce fire fight on the left side of your screen. this is video that came in as community members raced to the scene to see what the smoke and sirens are about. this is an old bidding that's hosted many community events so it is a loss. there is an up side. the firefighters prevented fire from spreading to newer parts of the school. that school serves nearly 3,000 students. as we look at more video, you see students running to the scene to see what it was. despite the damage the students we understand will be in class today. apparently that damage was just contained to the one gym area. >>> many young peopl

ben tracy, cbs news, copco, california. >>> from hope to the heart of america.s next with a graduating class that is truly aiming for the stars. >>> finally tonight's heart of america. meet america's newest class of astronauts. after two years of grueling nasa training, the group is now eligible for space flight. the graduates of six men and four women come from all corners of the country, from alaska to puerto rico. class leader chris birch has a ph.d. from mit and is also a decorated cyclist for the u.s. national team. lieutenant commander jessica whitner credits her team's unique backgrounds for helping unite their mission. >> whoever is on the next crews that are going up know that the diversity that they bring to the table is -- is really one of the strongest. it's one of the strengths of the crew. >> well, these new astronauts could one day be part of the team that brings the first woman and first person of color to the surface of the moon and beyond. talk about having the right stuff. nasa's newest space explorers, they are tonight's "heart of america." >

nasa tracy dyson.the hub module of the berth of the russian segment of the station. the process took place in several stages. the team has already conducted a communication session with the ground. marina vasilevskaya shared her first emotions after docking with the iss. she thanked her for the support and noted that she felt good. due to the postponement of the launch date , the soyuz ms-25 manned spacecraft flew to the international space station for more than two days. such a load marina vasilevska.

together with her , commander oleg novitsky, a native of our country, and nasa astronaut tracy dysonnternational space station on a scientific mission. by the way, the kazbek crew, tens of thousands of people watched the live broadcast of the space event, the countdown was also introduced on the air of the belarus 1 tv channel, preliminary! it will take two days to get to the iss rendezvous scheme, will spend 12 days at the station, belarus, in turn, once again confirmed its status as a space power. there is a shutdown of the third stage engine, there is a separation. number 756 is over, so carefully and tensely in the last minutes before the launch, then as the spacecraft takes off from the ground, they watched in the mission control center, specialists monitored every stage of the ms-25 soyuz exit from the atmosphere and the first reaction after the separation of the launch vehicle: sigh relief and applause. the crew is currently in orbit and feels fine. let us remind you that the team has 34 orbits around the earth ahead of them, instead of two, and in less than two days the ship

cbs's ben tracy shows us two unique approaches to tackling the crisis. >> reporter: so this is wheredie? >> exactly. >> reporter: this field in central arkansas will soon be a graveyard for planet-warming pollution. >> it is going into the ground and it will stay here forever. >> reporter: barclay rogers is ceo of graphyte, a start-up that takes leftover material from timber and rice mills, and locks away the carbon dioxide that plants naturally remove from the atmosphere, by turning it into bricks, wrapping them up, and burying them in the ground. >> we are taking the carbon captured by plants and keeping it out of the atmosphere for a thousand years or more. >> reporter: so you've got a lot of space here. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: graphyte plans to turn this empty warehouse into the world's largest carbon-removal facility, eventually removing 50,000 tons of co2 per year. that's like taking 10,000 cars off the road. american airlines is paying graphyte to offset some of the pollution from its flights. this brick of dead plants and trees is really going to be a solution? >> i

marina vasilevskaya with roscosmos cosmonaut and also our oleg navitsky nasa astronaut tracy dyson willrch 21 at 16:21 and 19 seconds minsk time. the day before , the main and backup crew had a meeting with another belarusian anastasia lenkova. press day. journalists observed classes in manual mode, ship control and on-board documentation. and also vestibular training and general physical training classes. we have our own routine, we work according to a schedule, that is, we even wake up and go off according to a schedule. every day we do deboxetic training, orthostol, vestibular apparatus, we train. the first round of the belarusian football championship today will continue with three matches, the game program of the confrontation between arsenal and zhodensky torpedo will open at 13:00, at 15:00 sluzsk will host gomel, at 17:00 the miner will fight with vitebsk, just after the game against gornyaki watch our squad of the north live on tv channel belarus 5. and the gantball super series between the national teams of belarus and russia will continue today in chekhov, on an away tour. th

tracy is ready to share more interesting things. how are we going to have fun?e. the commander will support me, since i studied ballroom dancing, i think that we will succeed, although in zero gravity, in zero gravity it will not be easy to do. marina, i’m probably addressing you almost as colleagues, i know that you have completed some courses, you already know how to take photographs, you will still have such an educational function, but what do you want to click with the iss, what kind of city or town could it be, because we know that oleg novitsky, he always pleases us with such photographs, maybe he has you? it will be very nice and interesting to see how life goes on the international space station. i have a question for anastasia, and it will be like this, there are examples, there are cases when the backup crew becomes the main one, or someone, you have a wonderful example, did ivan vagner tell you, did he share with you how you set up have you ever dreamed about space, maybe already? yes, do you dream about space from time to time? and ivan, he was talk

the main crew of the ship are marina vasilevskaya, oleg novitsky and tracy dyson, as well. of the international expedition is scheduled for march 21. not only feminine, but strong in spirit. for the first time, on an equal basis with men and participants of the championship of the ministry of internal affairs of belarus in hand-to-hand combat girls, showing excellent results. fifteen hundred athletes from all over the country from all departments of internal affairs bodies, including internal troops and departments, competed for medals. for the execution of punishment, as well as the almaz special forces. no matter how much our men bother us, take care of us, we still perform the same service, so i think it’s worthy that we were also allowed to participate in hand-to-hand combat for the first time, everyone performs with dignity, doesn’t give up, doesn’t cry, i’m attacking the protection of public order, i work both with colleagues and alone, not only in the service, but in sports, so we can fight back. every year, according to the results of the championships on the vd lin

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in tonight's "climate watch," cbs's ben tracy introduces us to the native tribes who pushed for changeks about the connection between us and the river and the in it. >> reporter: frankie myers is a member of the yurok tribe, native americans who for 10,000 years have been tied to the klamath river and hunting salmon that once swam through it. >> without salmon in the river, there is no need for yurok people to be here. >> reporter: but this essential artery was blocked more than a century ago, when construction started on four dams along the klamath. they generated power that fueled western expansion, but decimated the salmon population, which could no longer swim upstream to spawn. stagnant water behind the dams became a toxic stew of green algae. and so, what have these dams symbolized to you? >> as a monument to manifest destiny, this idea that we are not a part of nature. it's here for our use. and we can do whatever we want with no consequences. >> you guys have four, let's have water. >> reporter: now after decades of conflict and tribal activism against the dams... [explosions]

cbs's ben tracy shows us terrible unique approaches to tackling the crisis. >> reporter: so this is of to die? >> exactly. >> reporter: this field in central arkansas will soon be a graveyard for planet-warming pollution. >> it is going into the ground that it will stay here forever. >> reporter: barclay rogers is ceo of graphyte, a start-up that takes leftover material from timber and rice mills and blocks away the carbon dioxide that plants naturally removed from the atmosphere. by turning it into bricks, wrapping them up, and burying them in the ground. >> we are taking the carbon capture by plants and keeping it out of the atmosphere for a thousand years or more. >> reporter: so you've got a lot of space heater. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: graphyte plans to turn this empty warehouse into the world's largest carbon removal facility, eventually removing 50,000 tons of co2 per year. that's like taking 10,000 cars off the road. american airlines is paying graphyte to offset some of the pollution from its flights. this break of dead plants and trees is really going to be a solutio

tracy to castro valley is going to take you about 52 minutes at 519. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. coming up, the seven things to know this morning a handful of bart employees involved in a workplace scam. >> the scheme that allowed one worker to retire with thousands of unearned wages. >> and a live look outside right now at the bay bridge this morning. 519 we'll be right back. [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? ne

tracy to dublin. back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. now we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. good morning ginger. >> hi reggie kumasi it's great to be with you this morning. so we are following the latest on the troubling airport security breach. the fbi is now investigating after a man was able to board a flight at a major us airport without a ticket. we're going to have the latest there. and gma investigates how new female crash test dummies could save lives. we also have a double dose of deals. tory johnson with spring savings lori be with the best deals from amazon's big spring sale. and i can't believe this little house on the prairie turns 50. so we are celebrating with some of the show's stars sitting down for a gma exclusive. i know 50. i was like, i was watching that, but i guess it was, you know, just the air, nine, nine seasons. yeah. but yeah. but still. wow >> did you read it in school to laura ingalls wilder, am i right? i'm just pulling it out of my brain. okay that's it. that's coo

westbound 580 busy anyway coming out of tracy getting into the altamont pass area. so pretty slick through there and some flooding reported in oakland not too far from 580. >>> the massive and powerful storm is expected to stretch south. yosemite national park is actually telling people to leave because of the intense winter weather on the way. the park is expecting several feet of snow and all visitors are being told to be out no later than noon today. our kelsi thorud was near truckee where the chp is warning people to stay off roads and staffing up to save the people who won't. >> reporter: you can see the snow is coming down here in truckee. it's been on and off really all day. but this is just the beginning of what is expected to be a very large storm coming through the area through the entire weekend. you can see i-80 right here behind me. this normally a very crowded road right now not a single car on the freeway. that is actually exactly what chp officials say they want to see. we got the chance to ride along with the chp officer earlier where he told us how