and there had to be, this is such a crazy chorus, she even uses some kind of comparison with alice in wonderlands afterword that my dad was such and such a character from olya in wonderland and a carpenter, and this was a margin, that is , after all, such a phantasmogoria hovers there and phantasmogoria and not... a little bit of madness, some kind of fairy tale, a game with time, and that is, this is a large number of dialogues, so masterfully written, it also moves... the plot is very interesting due to this, it is also very interesting to read and easy, listen, but you ’re an introvert, look, you’re beautiful, you’re a talented woman, and but your profession, it forces you to be an introvert, that is, you work alone with yourself, and you write a lot, and you’re alone in in this state, tell me, do you feel some kind of connection, maybe with murdoch, because she is also a very interesting woman, she was also married to a writer, they lived together all their lives, maybe you feel some similarity in character, here is a bright woman who at the same time is as introverted as possible, like intr

where in the end julian writes in his afterword that my dad was such and such a character in moth in wonderland, and a carpenter , and this one was a margin, that is, there is still such a phantasmogoria there. i don’t even know murdoch, but i really resonate with her idea about the impossibility of finding a quiet place, because even in her novel sea-sea, yes, which received the booker prize, booker prize, yes, it also sounds there this is that the writer goes somewhere in solitude, tries to write, then someone comes again, that is, this inability to finally talk to himself from, well, a piece of paper, roughly speaking, yeah, that’s very close, that’s it this. drive away all the people, drive away believing yourself, yes, that is, this moment when it really is, well, i think it’s not just the writer, it’s all writers, i think, will understand this moment when you really want the peace of solitude and listen to your thoughts, but it’s impossible find, my husband says that you have to work, so that children crawl on you, the water is noisy there, that your clothes are boiling, but you still wri

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where in the end julian writes in his afterword that my dad was such and such a character. moth in wonderlande bit of madness, some kind of fairy tale, a game with time, and that is, this a large number of dialogues, so skillfully written, it also moves the plot very much, due to this it is also very interesting to read and easy, listen, but you’re an introvert , look, are you? beauty, you are a talented woman, and but your profession, it forces you to be an introvert, that is, you work alone with yourself, and you write a lot, and you are alone in this state, tell me, do you feel some kind of connection, maybe be stinking, because she is also a very interesting woman, she was also married to a writer, they have lived together all their lives, maybe you feel some kind of similarity - here is a bright woman’s character, who at the same time is as introverted as possible, how introverted, i don’t know about me, but i really resonate with her idea about the impossibility of finding a quiet place, because even in her novel there is a sea of ​​sea, yes, which received the booker prize, and there i

year 1947, 1800, no 947 years, but it was very interesting, beautiful, as of course, yes, when the wonderlandded there, like a holatic, that’s simple, you’re just a little growth, not you, much like me, i would also like a few words about the nato summit, there are 3 days, today is the initial one, tomorrow a full day will be devoted to the ukrainian conflict, relations with russia, here is the third, third day - this is relations already in the pacific ocean, that is, the indo-pacific region, this is typical, it cannot be said that nato has not changed, nato is changing, changing very seriously, it began as a regional bloc, according to all the charters it will be written there, there is no enemy there, the enemy was prohibited by the charter the un, therefore, is not an enemy, not that it will perform any global functions, this alliance is not written there. moreover, when it was created, initially the same isenhaur believed that we would now create some kind of military basis here that would allow us to carry out the marshal’s plan, then we would leave all this in europe and go about our o

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a bit of a spinoff on the "alice in wonderland" series. what drew you to the project?lowing forever. >> you've been chosen to go to a different school. >> what? >> this is a jump off that, its own thing. "the rise of red" is a beautiful story about a mother and a child, my role is the queen of hearts which is cool because she's so iconic and has been played by so many incredible actors. >> the queen of hearts! >> i have been waiting years to be invited back. >> you said oradon is the worst. >> with my daughter there, it might not always be. >> wait, really? >> i'm very mean, actually. it was really fun playing a villain. >> put on something respectable for once. >> that's why i'm wearing all red. a nod to the queen of hearts. and everything i'm wearing in the movie is red. and, you know, she finds her daughter to be sort of a nuisance, but she loves her, but you discover why she's the way she is. >> reporter: let's see you as the queen of hearts are here's a clip. >> bridget. i didn't expect to see you here. >> emma. it's "your royal highness" now. >> of course. you mu

we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w the, when you think of a snow cap, winter wonderland. your mind just to you run all the us. but did you know that list to, to offers a stunning all time to escape right here in africa. welcome to africa's coolest country. but 1st, we need to pick the list to buy new or new from is what the need of photographers. we travel through. epic or to catch a start to use that to customize the continent to her legs. discover how a brother and sister do launch the world 1st like german type as restaurants elected. did we meet clayton, whose journey with cape talbot and spawn dog ident company to those phones as live and inspired him to a power local children through den um, april, my hi say, and you watching a few megs. the boxing is typically viewed as a male dominated spot, but in k, yeah, one woman is slipping, the whole script me a for 2 months or rica king is a world champion box that who's changing and teaching young women how to stay healthy? well, much during the scale of protecting themselves does boxing help against fem assigned? we ask

the time, they're such superhero blockbusters, and here's a new movie, it's called captain america : wonderland, and there's an israeli one. the character is emphasized to be a mossad agent, and here she is, her name is sabra, and she is played by shirahas, and supporters of palestine, of their performances, began to say that let's do something with this actress, we'll clean her up, or now we can see her as an actress in the open, i think you may have seen her in the tv series. unorthodox from netflix, it's one of the most popular series was a few years ago, she did a very, very good job there, i think, she played a girl who lives in new york, in a family of unorthodox jews with such rather archaic, traditional rules, and she rebels against them, she does not wants them, adheres to them, because she believes that many of them are not humane enough, but on the other hand, she is not going to a... give up her religion and tries to find some kind of balance in order to practice her religion from now on, but in some way another way, it was enough, it was a cool deep story, but now with this marvel

in april, when commission, president ursula of wonderland visited the border to check out the situation. she agreed with the finish government that the kremlin was using these people to try to destabilize the country. she sent you money and border guards to help helsinki deal with it. this is not just about the security of finland, but it is about the security of the european union. but catherine willard says this type of response allows russia to exploit border state of panic and creating more in security where the better way to manage the situation with to be, have a calm and mileage approach to refugees taking protection. i'm not, removes the power from these different states to try to manipulate people in order to gain advantage of a european countries. instead, if the finish loss stands, she fears more european governments will toughen their own measures to keep asylum seekers out. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. at least 60 people are missing off the part of a hill collapsed and swept the way to buses on the highway in the pole

the terminal is equipped with equipment from dutch wonderland industries, but...rport that has replaced foreign software. the first such transition was carried out by the capital's domodedovo, the second was st. petersburg's pulkovo. let me remind you, according to the presidential decree. next year, the use of foreign software and equipment at critical infrastructure facilities will be prohibited. the government will launch an experiment to digitize all cargo transportation based on the national digital transport and logistics platform. it starts on august 1 this year. as a result , information on all multimodal transport must be fully available in electronic form. the main goal is to increase the transparency of processes. transport flows were reoriented to the east, and electronic. there is no exchange of documents and permits with some new trading partners yet. market participants see the system as an opportunity to improve the efficiency of internal processes. mindrud predicted the development of the labor market in coming years. for example, the demand for r

the time, they're such superhero blockbusters, and here's a new movie, it's called captain america: wonderlande's an israeli character, and it's emphasized that she's a mossad agent, and so she, her name is sabra, and she is played by shirokas, and now the supporters of palestine, their performances, began to say, let's do something with this actress, we will clean it up, or now we can see her the actress herself, shirokas. we, i think you may have seen her in the series unorthodox from netflix, this is one of the most popular series was a few years ago, she played there, i think, very, very well, she played a girl who lives in new york in a family of unorthodox jews with such rather archaic, traditional rules, and she rebels against them, she doesn't want to follow them, because she thinks that many of them are... not humane enough, but on the other hand , she is not going to give up her religion and tries to find some kind of balance so that with continue to practice one's religion, but in some other way, this was enough of a cool deep story, but now with this marvel movie, more and more sca

every language that manage them and has never been sent to the when you think of a snow cap, winter wonderland, your mind just to you run all the us. but did you know that list, so to offers a scanning all the time to escape right here in africa. welcome to africa's coolest countries. but 1st, we need to pick the list to find your new form is what do you need a photographer who travels through epic or to catch a start to use that to customize the continent to her legs, discover how a brother and sister do launch the world 1st by doing type is restaurants elected, did we meet clayton, whose journey with cape talbot and spawn dog ident company says fund is live and inspired him to a power local children through den um, april, my hi say, and you watching a few megs. the boxing is typically viewed as a male dominated spot, but it came. yeah. why don't women is slipping? the whole script me a for 2 months or rica. king is a world champion. bucksta who's changing and teaching young women how to stay healthy. well must during the scale of protecting themselves. does boxing help against fem assigned?

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as for sort of wonderland likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, which allow me something living on the have very quick propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better. the answer is, will be subject to itself, the gaining independence and from the form of the ivory coast remained under the strong influence of its foam and metropolitan. pro french president, felix, who said one year, ruled the country for 33 years, ensuring the interest to from the dead. the government dean isn't in the trunk. then there's no sinclair in his foster larry shifting backwards was done. those who saw him and the more appropriate after the death of, of a one year, a new lead to long come back. bull came to power reset and i'm re adult prophy nipple. curious to know if we're feed lacrosse or they're going to use, it isn't good enough for tiffany to one of the ones from some easily deemed good luck. boeing, enemy

a coastal wonderland that will become known throughout the world is how north korea's central news agencyr construction that kim chang-in visited. this complex is called one of the most ambitious projects of the head of the dprk. it has been under construction since 2018, but so far the official video shows kilometers of sandy beaches. training ground and firing points. in russia for in six months, almost 6,00 people were killed in road accidents and 70,000 were injured. the total number of accidents on roads across the country exceeded 56 thousand cases. these statistics were reported to the ministry of internal affairs. the leader in the growth of accidents. among the regions was the nenets autonomous okrug, where the number of accidents this year has more than doubled, but the smolinsk region and bashkiria have become the most careful drivers, where the number of accidents has decreased by 20%. the department noted that the accident rate in this half of the year is almost the same as for the same period last year. estonia has banned entry a car with belarusian license plates. checkpoin

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriate for kids, kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off monday to thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street, pre-registered families will get to pick up their free backpacks on tuesday and thursday. it's a great event. i've covered that before, so can't believe we're already talking about back to school. >> spencer i know, i know, we're just in what, mid summer right now? >> yeah, with some fall like temperatures at least today in the next couple of days. >> you're right about that. almost winter-like temperatures here as a matter of fact zach, temperatures are dropping. temperatures are dropping. we had some rain drops or drizzle drops at least early this morning as well. and that pattern may repeat itself overnight. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. we've got a

popular. commendable, well, tell us about yours, let's get to know these wonderful people, and alice in wonderlandd now pleases everyone with her charisma, everything that alice doesn’t do is always funny, if it’s not funny, it means alice has not done anything yet, the feeling is that alice will answer questions actively. evgeny aldenta minin, and the clown sheaf, an esthete clown, and if evgeny stands with a sad expression, then everyone around him usually has a smile on his face, well, that’s the task, great, great, charged and ready to have fun and win at the same time, they are talking to you, yes, you can try periodically, you can, you can, you can, yes, yes, they just said. no need, just stand, today you can talk, but don’t listen to the karabas-baraba, okay, so evgeniy, evgeniykhrovsky, a fourth generation circus performer, that’s all, he still doesn’t want to talk, he just shows with his hands, yes, an eternal start-up, sample of any husband for an hour. let me introduce our captain, alexander klimentyev, or just klim, this is a man with a panda body with raccoon moves, the creative guy r

here we have a more fantasy image, we call it alice. in wonderland, and for more fantasy girls, of courseget by without a second person, how do people fit into your corsets, is it possible to somehow jump in there yourself? yes, of course, the lacing is with an elastic band, that is, it is convenient for a person to lace himself up, it is adjustable, that is, there is no discomfort, and you can walk there for a long time, more than five or six. tatyana, do you wear a corset yourself? well, not yet, but how often does it happen? and, well, most likely for some special exit. the corset did this, very solemn, individually created, therefore, if you have a special event looming on the horizon, then you need to order a corset right now, don’t put it off, you’ll thank you later. thank you very much, but we don’t have to wait long, soon our heroine natalya will appear on the main catwalk of the country after her transformation, and we will find out what looks the stylists have chosen for her. don't switch! take it and don’t even open it, otherwise you’ll be tormented by counting, you have to be

name is associated with such high-profile films as the rum diary, pirates of the caribbean, alice in wonderlande style of the sixties and music of that era. by the way, the eminent composer david pembert was responsible for the sound part. space race between the ussr and the usa, kaylee jones, a real marketing shark with a very murky past, so she is brought in to work on the image of the historical american mission for the first manned flight to the moon. why are americans not confident in the success of the mission, what fakes appear in connection with this, and what does love have to do with it? find out for yourself in the cinema seat. and you understand, probably, such an attitude towards plants, towards your garden gives good fruits, a good harvest, why would i do this? anya, are you worried that your tomatoes are somehow growing poorly, i think maybe i didn’t finish them enough lullabies? yes, yes, i understand, from today i will start singing, my dear neighbors, i want to turn to you, if you suddenly hear strange singing on a tomato, you know, well, we continue to welcome friday morning,

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this is from his book "alice in wonderland."tion, we visited robert's farm in upstate new york. you may recognize it from his horse barn. inside is robert's studio. for somebody who is so often published, i'm struck at how small your studio is. [ laughter ] >> the magic can happen in small spaces. >> big ideas come to life with a stack of paper and an exacto knife. >> you have no idea how many of these i used. >> it made him the pioneer of popup books. >> i think of books like little worlds. i wanted little worlds to come alive and open up in a completely full 3d-way. >> when i open this and i see this, what reaction do you want from me? >> we call this the wow reaction. we live in a very fractured world of young people's time. if you can get that time with a book, you're winning. >> from fairy tale classics like "beauty and the beast" to sharks, dinosaurs, even holiday themes, robert's books have sold millions of copies worldwide. >> wow! this is cool. >> each one designed to help children's imaginations soar. >> roar! >> your

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriate for kids kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> it really is such a great event. they have their backpacks can be dropped off monday to thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street. pre-registered families will get to pick up their free backpacks on tuesday, and thursday. all right, more than 30,000 runners will hit the streets for the san francisco marathon tomorrow. the 26 mile loop starts at mission street and the embarcadero at 5:15 a.m, and with the most participants ever, they picked up their race shirts and bibs at the marathon expo today. >> i think for us, this is a community run. when it comes down to it, a lot of our runners come from the local bay area, and it's just a way to bring everybody together in a really cool city and go on a running tour and see all the amazing monuments. >> yeah, the ra

think about the libertarian wonderland the united states was in 1924, versus all of the social services we have now, all the demand, the largess of the biden administration to entice people to come here. i think that the populations have, the general populations have just had enough of being lied to and the generosity of spirit has finally broken. they have to have this stopped because their quality of life as deteriorated so much, and their faith in elected leaders to address this honestly has been exhausted. dave: kara, if it was not for alt media, i would say the numbers in terms of polling would be very different. it's only because of youtube, rumble, these alternative platforms, that people are seeing these videos. that at least offers us some sort of horizon to see that people are at least waking up to getting information as opposed to turning to anes stream media that told us six months ago that there was no problem. kara: what steve osa of the mainstream media? don't believe your eyes and ears. there have been some really intrepid reporters that have gone down and had these vide

community, and it will help putin feel tall. [ laughter ] the author of the upcoming book "apprentice in wonderland in a new interview former-president trump has, quote, "severe memory issues." "same here," said undecided voters. [ laughter ] "i feel like i know that from somewhere." [ laughter ] that's right. the author of an upcoming book said in a new interview that trump has, quote, "severe memory issues." yeah, i mean he couldn't even remember that he was married. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] mcdonald's -- [ cheers and applause ] mcdonald's said last week that it's removing artificial intelligence technology from more than 100 drive throughs. apparently it started telling people they should go somewhere else and get a salad. [ laughter ] "save yourself, human. oh, no, my boss is coming. yes, french fries." [ laughter ] an nyu freshman was arrested recently after she allegedly stole more than $50,000 in luxury goods from her roommate. apparently she stole all five of her textbooks. [ laughter and applause ] a great dane in iowa recently set the guinness world record for world's tallest living

doing, super, i don’t understand, yes, how did you get into a fairy tale, i don’t understand, alice in wonderlandw cool. yes, look, the swing, girls, the windows - this is of course, a masterpiece, this is a special thanks, access to the balcony, yes, cool, let's go, come true, let's go, listen, it's generally great, dad's dream came true, this a wall on which you can draw, an artist came to specially paint this wall with crayons, it’s beautiful, it’s great, and there you have a projector on the table, the whole screen is cool, look at it in the evening. film here, and what is there, there is a witchcraft, a film of hers, i am this, this is a place for me, probably a place of storage, wow, here it is, this is a light bulb that turns on, i can store your winter clothes here, it’s great that the designer is a place it saved, mom, and there’s another place, go ahead, follow, these are just some kind of royal chambers, here’s another one like that, once or twice, great, when we were doing this ceiling, we knew that there would be a lot of work, but it’s so complicated, you did it, well, i just have n

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriateds kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off tomorrow until thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street. pre-registered families will be able to pick up their free backpacks starting on tuesday, and thursday in the east bay. a new art exhibit is calling attention to west oakland's cultural legacy. artists of the neighborhood brought this showing together, titled west oakland matters, the event had live panels discussing how art and culture contribute to economic revitalization. >> you may live in a particular community or a particular set of limitations, but if your mind can expand and perceive beyond, it is usually the first step to getting past that space. so you've got to be able to cultivate the creativity within any community so that it's the soul of it doesn't die very importa

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store, wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriateway up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off today until thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street. pre-registered families will pick up their free backpacks tomorrow and thursday in the east bay. >> a new monthly market made its debut in hayward. attendees enjoyed food from more than 30 local vendors and entertainment. the new market is held at the south hayward bart station from noon to four. it runs on the last sunday of the month, and it goes from now through october. >> also in the east bay, a new art exhibit is calling attention to west oakland's cultural legacy. neighborhood artists brought this showing together, titled west oakland matters, the event had live panels discussing how art and culture contribute to economic revitalization. >> you may live in a particular community or a particular set

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriater kids kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off tomorrow until thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street. pre-registered families will pick up their free backpacks on tuesday and thursday. a new art exhibit is calling attention to west oakland's cultural legacy. artists of the neighborhood brought this showing together, titled west oakland matters. the event had live panels discussing how art and culture contribute to economic revitalization. >> you may live in a particular community or a particular set of limitations, but if your mind can expand and perceive beyond it, it's usually the first step to getting past that space. so you've got to be able to cultivate the creativity within any community so that it's the soul of it doesn't die. >> very important. it's always been bored

adams both died 50 years to the day after the adoption of the declaration of independence and alice in wonderland time in 18, 80 for the statue of liberty was presented to the united states by the french in katharine lee. bates published america. the beautiful. the first fireworks were held at cleveland stadium and in 1964 the beach boys hit single. i get around reached number >> and these 2 young brown bear sibling certainly knew how to get around the enjoyed some patriotic treats. >> ahead of 4th of july celebrations. look at go. this is in brookfield zoo in the chicago area and can see that footage of justin tim enjoy a variety of favorite in red, white and blue ice blocks. it really fantastic. and richmond activity for these animals. the pair have been living at the zoo since 2023 after they were orphaned in alaska. so it looks like they're in some very loving hands there. and just 7 blast this 4th of july. and check out this mob of mayor cats at tennessee's nashville zoo. basking in the morning. sunlight does not look relaxing the zoo march world near cat day on wednesday, july 3rd video sho

adams both died 50 years to the day after the adoption of the declaration of independence and alice in wonderland was published for the first time in 18, 80 for the statue of liberty was presented to the united states by the french in katharine lee. bates published america. the beautiful. the first fireworks were held at cleveland stadium and in 1964 the beach boys hit single. i get around reached number that's pretty cool. 10, 14 is the time. and in the east bay. >> people in dublin looking for a way to beat the heat and they were thinking outside the box kron four's philippe djegal spoke to people hit the water park. >> the first families through the doors treated to short lines and free rein to any slight of their choosing at the wave in dublin swimmer's, hitting the water for an immediate cooldown. what you're in the water, we just forget that your surroundings. >> and you just nice, comfortable and cool and cool is the game, especially after a hot night. so nice. it's equivalent to a breath of fresh air. much needed relief from the unrelenting sun. >> temperatures exceeding 90 degrees when t

mom you're bridget from wonderland. >> that's me.tually be nice. she's just super kind hearted and light energy and optimistic and just really wants to see the best in every situation. >> and young cinderella thinks she feels oppressed within her household. >> and so that can kind of come out in ways of like being apprehensive towards royalty and status. >> she's ursula's baby sister. thanks, sure. for all. >> and i honestly think she's misunderstood. i think she's not angry. i feel like she's vengeful and she's powerful, and a lot of people are, like, intimidated by that. >> my mom turns into my mom because of juliana. we only have one shot to get this right. >> george pennacchio for abc news i love this concept. >> descendants. the rise of red premieres tonight on disney plus. you can catch an encore on august 9th on the disney channel. don't forget, get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at five is coming up next it's piled h

. >> joining mess ramin, author of the book "apresentition in wonderland."clip, it shows that donald trump knows he lost the 2020 election, yet he quickly corrects himself to lie and say he won. what do you think of that quick slip? >> thank you so much for having me on. i think that's a moment in which we saw the real donald trump. that's an interview from trump tower. we were watching "the apprentice" clips. he was happy, and i think we saw the real trump there. >> another part of your book, his memory issues, here's a quick clip of him ending your but view, because he says he has to deal with afghanistan? take a quick listen. >> the reason i'm doing this, devoting a lot of time to it, i have to get back up, because, you know, i'm doing the whole thing with afghanistan. >> trump seems to imply he has foreign policy powers even after leaving the white house. your thoughts about that interaction with him? >> it was a very strange moment. one of the things i took away from donald trump, he conducts himself like an actor. he's playing the part of a politician,

produced production this year they're doing alice by heart, which is this beautiful version of alice in wonderlandit is on par with our main stage productions. those are like the artists of the future. >> i love that, yeah, for teens can make magic. yeah. they have so much energy and like love for you know, if they love it, they are 110% into it. >> absolutely. >> that's just a true center of community right there at the theater theater company that you run. stephen, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> congratulations to you. thank you so much for having me. >> all right, foster city not only has theater, but we also have food. and we're going to be bringing you much more on that of course, sal got a chance to go out and try all the food. someone here, one of the folks that lives here is like, what do i get to go out and do all the food? i know because sal always hogs that, >> how did we even decide that? that all those years ago. >> right in. yeah. he jumps right in. he's like, no, that's that's his thing. and you can track him down. you've got middle eastern, you've got ita

. >> i wanted just to direct being generously focused to the viewer to ensure that they all go to wonderlandfully and because you're for once making hopeless argument because you're not attending to the point, which is that it's the science museum that loses. >> equinor carries on making profits. carry ons with its 90 billion or something insane. and it's the hay literary festival that loses. baillie gifford keeps the money. it has more money to give to its shareholders. and these activists really cause damage to the charities and the charity trustees are failing in their. >> meanwhile , jacob, they glue >> meanwhile, jacob, they glue themselves to runways, they invade , you know, aircraft invade, you know, aircraft hangars. they do all sorts of illegal things to stop other people living their lives, going on there once a year, summer houday on there once a year, summer holiday because they've decided that they know what's best for everybody else, and they stamp their feet and they paint the parliament square orange, and they decide that they get to dictate how the rest of us live our lives.

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriatethe way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off today until thursday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station, which is on south first street. pre-registered families will pick their free backpacks up tomorrow and on thursday, 512 this morning, we're taking a look at our air quality because we'll be monitoring this throughout the week as nearby fires continue to burn. >> positive news this morning. we do have green sensors across the board. we have good air quality and will likely stay that way through the next 24 hours. here's the park fire nearby. we do have moderate to unhealthy air quality close to the fire. we have hazardous air quality, but you look at the air quality forecast and that dense smoke really remains near. the fire will have a strong onshore wind, and that's going to keep smoke from these fires away from us, at lea

. >> our learning center will turn into a backpack store wonderland with school backpacks that are appropriate for kids, kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade, and they get to come in and select the backpack that fits their unique personality and gets them excited for the school year. >> backpacks can be dropped off tomorrow until thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at sacred heart's donation station on south first street. pre-registered families will pick up their free backpacks starting on tuesday and then again on thursday in the east bay. now, a new art exhibit is calling attention to west oakland's cultural legacy. artists of the neighborhood brought this showing together, titled west oakland matters, the event had live panels discussing how art and culture contribute to economic revitalization. >> you may live in a particular community or a particular set of limitations, but if your mind can expand and perceive beyond, it is usually the first step to getting past that space. so you've got to be able to cultivate the creativity within any community so that it's the soul of it doesn't d

we perked up, cupid's arrows flew to the sides, you even reminded me a little of a rabbit and i'm in wonderlande, hanging, hanging right there, right at the request, naturally, i will smile like... with my longing the spotlight is shining, the fanfare is thundering, the public is waiting, be bolder bed , boyar, i play my brave little trick with death, everything freezes, everything falls silent around me. listening to the creaking, where we put a sigh, say a brave noise with a smile. it’s very similar, yes, i’m a jester, i’m a circus performer, so already, well, it’s cool if he’s there, that’s my name, i can’t, how far they are from me, daregs. yes, don't give it hands, oh, he flew, baby, with a bow and a melody, yes peto, my horse rushes in a circle like a bird. and bouquets are flying into the arena like fragrant rain, but the show is over and the light is fading, and there is no one next to me. flowers drop their petals on the sand, no one knows how lonely my path is, through the rain and wind, i am destined to walk, not to shine anywhere. my native window, my lips, i warm myself by someone

because we're softies and we're going to live in woke wonderland, as i call it now.here is they employers measure people's waist and they they ballsy enough to say, oh, you're becoming a bit porky. sort it out. and people do kids walk to school. do you know in japan, the kids even clean the school? yeah, they do, and they've got this culture where they don't all moan about, oh, you're fat shaming me, you know, talking about this, they get on with it . they've got get on with it. they've got balls in japan. what have we got here? tiny ones. >> well, you know, the other thing is that these replacement things that they're putting in there , is because i still there, is because i still laughing at that. you know, the thing that they're putting in there instead of sugar may also have its own consequences as well. and that's not fair for people like me who can control myself. i'm now being forced to dnnk myself. i'm now being forced to drink my ginger beer or ginger ale with some other additive in there rather than sugar, which could have other consequences which may not b

it is alice in wonderland through the looking glass. now, what the senate should be doing is voting on the legislation the house has already passed to provide the weapons israel needs now. just a minute ago i tried to pass that here on the floor of the senate and you saw senate democrats object to that. why is it that we're not voting right now on providing weapons to israel that joe biden has blocked? because senate democrats do not want to vote on it. the only reason it didn't pass a ago is that a senate democrat objected and did so on behalf of all of the democrats and we know it is all of the democrats. because chuck schumer could schedule the house bill for a vote anytime he wants, and he says he will not allow it to come to a vote. so understand if you support israel, the reason the biden administration is able to block weapons from going to israel is because every senate democrat is standing in solidarity with this white house, blocking weapons from going to israel in a time of war. the reason you heard the words, i object, is so

this is not alice in wonderland, the take care of the law provision is what gives them exclusive authoritynd immunity to violate the law. let us be clear. that is their logic. he gets to prosecute chris hayes and say to his attorney general, prosecute chris hayes. it is true but chris hayes, can say you are violating my rights and i will sue the attorney general. the president can pardon the attorney general. what the court said today, the pardon power, is unreviewable. with the president's power in core areas is unreviewable. you do have this mix that really goes to president biden's point, if there is any time right now but you need to have somebody with judgment and character because you do not have a check and balance system with this supreme court decision. >> quickly, nicole. this character question seems to be an important and fruitful political line. he said character three times. i think it is the other half of it. i may not be sprinting down the tarmac these days but i have character. everyone believes it. you deal is something that everyone can see with their own eyes and you do