lori: i still like them. i do not like them quite as much as i did four or five weeks ago when we last spoke. one of the things we have seen is, in addition to sentiment getting frothy in the broader market, if you look at small-cap positioning on the cftc data, we are at three-year highs but not all-time highs, so we will know soon whether it small caps are able to power through and take things up another leg. we are also seeing small caps look cheap relative to large, but if you look at the russell 2000 forward pe, it is back to average. that is not usually where things top out at, but it is telling us to be we have made a lot of the easy money in small caps already. do i like them? yes. as much as a month ago? not quite. lisa: this all sounds negative, yet you just updated your forecast to a 51-50, a 10% upside. if it is not small caps, what leads? lori: value stocks in particular or something to keep an eye on. we have seen financials do quite well. we are starting to see some of our favorable views emerg

what's a pygmy slow loris? it's a small loris. you know what?s like a it's a bam. it's a mammal. is it like a lorax? no. you've never heard of a loris? no. is that incredible need to have that? we have all the animal los come i back to us. >> they have amazing night vision, but they have sticky hands. oh, don't eanow.t it. talk don't ask me how we know.ab yes, judge, i think you're next. i don't want to talk about it. h >> all right. it's time for we got to change thiskn. t no >> well, if there's one thing mc to know about me, it's that i love oreos, but not as muchngn is a judge in an apple or junior mints. >> but oreo is releasing a new limiteitedd edition face dunk cookie consisting of cosmic cream. everybody's gone has tt to take one marshmallow flavor popping candies in each fight. everybody hacandies to take a be and let me know what you think is a cosmic. all right. what do you thin k good about? >> no. wow. that's a lot of sugar and a lot of sweet. sweet. >> jud jeaninejessica,, boy. mou >> oh, really?th desiccants. good to oreos in my m

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host: we are talking, lori robertson of fact-check.org. whether you want to ask a question in general about the fact checking industry or you want to talk about specific claims made by a politician or that you have seen on social media for us to discuss. democrats, call us at (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we are going to get to your calls in just a moment. lori, i wanted to ask you, as you get into speci check, you mt of times, superlatives are what peak your interest. we know that recently, biden said that the federal deficit has the "largest one-year drop in american history." the hill wrote an article about that. i think there was some posts on social media that go about looking into those claims that the -- how do you guys determine, when he claimed -- he was talking about the federal budget deficit saying it fell, how do you determine what makes that a true statement? what would you do to figure out if those posts by the president or white house are even accurate? guest: for something like

host: we are talking, lori robertson of fact-check.org.r you want to ask a question in general about the fact checking industry or you want to talk about specific claims made by a politician or that you have seen on social media for us to discuss. democrats, call us at (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we are going to get to your calls in just a moment. lori, i wanted to ask you, as you get into specific things to fact check, you mentioned a lot of times, superlatives are what peak your interest. we know that recently, biden said that the federal deficit has the "largest one-year drop in american history." the hill wrote an article about that. i think there was some posts on social media that go about looking into those claims that the -- how do you guys determine, when he claimed -- he was talking about the federal budget deficit saying it fell, how do you determine what makes that a true statement? what would you do to figure out if those posts by the president or white house are even accurate? gu

trauma got it, lori. a commentary on the washington times by representative green, also by representative virginia foxx who says the immigration and nationality act mandates the detention of illegal aliens crossing our borders, whether they have credible fear claim or not and limits the use of parole to a case-by-case basis for quote an urgent humanitarian reason or significant public benefit. by refusing to comply with this law and engaging and mass catch and release, mr. mayorkas has refused to comply with the laws passed by congress. the constitution the stinky gets legislative authority to congress for lawmaking, leaving the executive branch with the sole responsibility of executing those laws. and jim, grand forks north dakota, republican. do you think the secretary should be impeached? >> caller: i think it's a waste of time. it's biden's responsibility as president who swears an oath to the constitution, and many of them, going back toac bill clinton, did not live up to that le itself. article four

lori laid it out. i think they are talking about how we have to put this all out there. we need to look and communicate way ahead and we do not want another crisis. i was reading some interesting research. if you read the speech, it could take longer. maybe we start qt, but there is no end date for the slowing. so i think people are still trying to decipher that, but what lori is getting at is not so much about other assets, but they do not want another crisis under their belt as far as the repo market. we saw a flicker of that. this is on the table now. for a while, they kept saying that we could cut and qt would go on blindly in the background. i think that is over. it is on the table now. >> great to see you both. we're going to get more insight into the question of the day. we will dig into all of it. head of the derivatives market. she joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one pla

other firefighters from russ lori's department then arrived. they entered the building to investigate. at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. there were countless propane gas cylinders, all stockton, the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? you must the sheer amount of it was suspicious of further inside they found $1000.00 leader canisters filled with chemicals, likely both toxic and explosive density to it. so what involved the whole thing was a bit overwhelming to me. but when do we see over the next few hours, it became clear that laurie and his team were not dealing with a normal fire. that they had stumbled upon the largest drug laboratory ever found in germany. the, the netherlands. it's december 2022. we are in the province, evelyn book we're out with an under cover investigator from the judge police to protect his identity. we're hiding his face and have distorted his voice. we'll call him young boys as

other firefighters from russ lori's department, then arrived. they entered the building to investigate. at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. they were countless propane gas cylinders, all stockton, the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? you must the sheer amount of it was suspicious much. further inside they found $1000.00 leader canisters filled with chemicals, likely both toxic and explosive. constituents, one above the whole thing was a bit overwhelming showing that when do assist over the next few hours, it became clear that laurie and his team were not dealing with a normal fire. they had stumbled upon the largest odd laboratory ever sound in germany. the, the netherlands. it's december 2022. we're in the province of lynn book. we're out with an under cover investigator from the dungeon release. to protect his identity, we're hiding his face and have distorted his voice. we'll call him young boys as well.

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tomorrow's stars of rhythmic gymnastics, a sport that unites people and countries. famous olympic champions: loriof course, alina kabaeva. together they say goodbye to the audience and invite all lovers of rhythmic gymnastics to the next international tournament heavenly grace. dear friends, our international rhythmic gymnastics tournament heavenly grace is over, many thanks to the organizers alina kabaeva, all the participants and guests who were with you. could safely count on the production of tolstoy, pushkin, and griboyedov, but from i could not get my head around one script called the romance of hearts in love, which... even during the editing of uncle vanya , screenwriter evgeniy grigoriev seemed to accidentally give him to him. to take his mind off work, konchalovsky read a few pages and thought it was some kind of nonsense. the characters speak in blank verse, and they say obvious things. it all looked fake and at the same time fascinating. andrei konchalovsky could not stop. he read the script all night. what to work with, there is a boy, there is a girl, they love each other, he is dra

but for 34 years tom and lori had been hauling water to their home. thanks to the cleaner water program we were able to bring public water directly to their house for the first time ever. i have seen firsthand what this cleaner water program makes. it's life-changing, and it's something we owe to all our people. that's why i'm proposing we invest another $500 million dollars in grants to our counties and local governments to continue this vital work. [applause] folks, this is not a partisan issue. clean drinking water is a basic human right, and this program is building on what we created together. to build this better, stronger kentucky, i'm also seeking $300 million dollars to speed up the mountain parkway in the east and the i-69 river crossing in the west, as well as $50 million dollars to help repair local bridges. those are bridges that get our people to school, to work and to church. we will keep moving forward, together by strengthening the infrastructure that keeps our families healthy, safe and connected and by modernizing the infrastructure

we are joined by lori robertson, the managing editor of fact-check.org, good morning lori. us, fact-check celebrate her 20 years, tell us about your mission and help you are funded? guest: fact-check was funded by the annenberg public policy center at the university of pennsylvania, are mission is to -- our mission is to produce confusion in u.s. politics. we do that by evaluating the factual accuracy of what politicians and political actors say. since our founding we have expanded a bit into debunking misinformation on social media. we also have a project called side check that fact-checks distortions of science. this can come from politicians or also things on social media. and funding. primarily, grant money, first and foremost the annenberg foundation, we also get money from facebook to work with facebook into debunking misinformation. we take individual donations, all of the disinformation is there, we publish the names of anybody who gives us more than $1000 and we do not take any money from unions or partisan or advocacy groups. host: what is the process for fact che

thank you, lori. is on the way. 30s, 40s, 50s. nonetheless much above normal. as we head through next week. before we get those, we're still tracking our next storm moving in from the northwest. this is going to bring down 4 to 6 inches of rain from seattle down to los angeles. we could see an additional 1 to 2 feet of snow in the plains and rockies. at the end of the week we'll be getting snow in the northeast thursday and friday. anywhere from 1 to 3 inches along i 95. that's a look at your forecast. let's see what's going on a little closer >>> here now the host and executive producer of "trafficked." which takes a deep dive into the illegal black market. welcome. we had you last year. now you're back for season 4. >> i am. good to see you again, george. >> what can we expect? >> this season is my favorite season yet. it's the best we've done. we tackle some hard issues like illegal immigration. but we also -- results are very personal to me. we got to film in my home country and home town in portu

but for 34 years tom and lori had been hauling water to their home.s to the cleaner water program we were able to bring public water directly to their house for the first time ever. i have seen firsthand what this cleaner water program makes. it's life-changing, and it's something we owe to all our people. that's why i'm proposing we invest another $500 million dollars in grants to our counties and local governments to continue this vital work. [applause] folks, this is not a partisan issue. clean drinking water is a basic human right, and this program is building on what we created together. to build this better, stronger kentucky, i'm also seeking $300 million dollars to speed up the mountain parkway in the east and the i-69 river crossing in the west, as well as $50 million dollars to help repair local bridges. those are bridges that get our people to school, to work and to church. we will keep moving forward, together by strengthening the infrastructure that keeps our families healthy, safe and connected and by modernizing the infrastructure that

lori berg is here.. let's talk about them. >> will you help me reveal our first one which is our best variety. here we go. >> tada. >> this is hello fresh. lot of you might know about hello fresh. they've really expanded. they have over 40 plus options that you can get in your menu over the week. >> you can pick them? they don't pick for you. >> you can pick them. they have so many customization practices. they can do quick and easy. you can do things like pescatarian. you can do things really nutritious. you can really customize it. we had somebody test this out, a family of four. what our tester loved about it, which she said that even her kids were able to -- they liked it. that's a great way to help people learn new things. the other great thing about this reviewers loved, they felt like what was advertised on the card is what they were actually eating. you can do this, you guys. lot of people love their sustainability efforts. no food waste. >> right there for you on camera. >> that's right. >> so

and i think that that's the way to, to security for all is really now lori, you mentioned israel's name is dab arabs, days have been working on the plans to bring the will to an end and a long term solution. what kind of message does this send to that as well? i think that is the fascinating thing for me when you look at ads, the ad states surrounding israel is that they haven't broken relations with israel, despite all the pressure from their own population. the leadership said, you know, we're not gonna cut off the connection with these around the opportunity toward a better tomorrow for the entire region. so i think that they're in a way to swing state, the swing voters and this referendum, it's a luxury referendum of the abraham accords, which connected israel closer to the region. and the arabs are the key. and that's why i think that by the end, the restriction is working so hard in pressing the points that are important to the our neighbors. pushing israel for more humanitarian aid of limiting civilian casualties, saying no displacement of house. that means they cannot be forced

lori siegel, great to see you, thanks for coming. rihanna? >>> alaska airlines says it plans to flight 737 max nine airplanes for the first time today since that door plug incident that you no doubt remember, which cause the faa to ground the aircraft. the faa has ungrounded the plains pending inspection by alaska and united airlines. take a look at this. you can see alaska airlines has 65 max nines. united has 79, which the airline is planning to fly by sunday. boeing's recent issues bringing to the surface what is been years of quality and safety issues at the company. some of these concerns leading to the long-term grounding of some jets and a halt in deliveries of others. and when it comes to the 737, it's max eight design was found to be responsible for two fatal crashes. the first happened in indonesia back in october of 2018, lion air flight jt 116 was carrying 189 people including three children when it went down over the java sea. and the other in ethiopia in 2019. ethiopian airlines eta 302 crashing soon after it took off, 157 peopl

wine, alina kabaeva, the main prize is presented to lali kromarenko, and of course, yulia barsukova, lori thank you to those who took part in it, a big thank you to the judges for whom it was not easy, thank you, because our tournament is held according to the rules of heavenly grace, not according to the rules of the federation of international gymnastics, they are much more difficult, thank you, you did it 100%, thank you, thank you. to our stars, champions who took part in this tournament, gymnasts who accepted this challenge, came and gave us such a wonderful holiday, thank you, girls, thank you, thank you to the olympic champions, honorary coaches, irina aleksandrovna vinner, irina yuryevna leparskaya, brought the russian national team, the national team belarus, thank you very much! and of course, many thanks and gratitude to our friends from china for helping us organize such a tournament for their cooperation, because if it weren’t for their help, we would not have been able to compete here and hold such a wonderful tournament at a high level for the first time abroad. thank you v

the liquidity story that has already been raised and now being debated by lori logan and others. simon: the only way i can explain this december move, nobody expected it. they endorsed what was a very dovish move by the market before hand. that gave the market free reign to continue with that dovish move. one way to explain it is you have this massive government industry that will get bigger and bigger this year. guy: this is fiscal dominance. simon: it is overwhelming monetary policy. then it starts to make sense. under the prism of the government having to pay all of this interest. it takes a lot of liquidity out of the system and that leads to a bunch of problems no central bank wants to face. that can create a feedback loop into the real economy and you get the hard landing they are afraid of. in the first instance the economy is still important but you want to be watching what is happening with central bank reserves and fiscal policy so the treasury funding announcement at the end of this month much more important. these things telling a very different cycle. guy: what does

actress lori has a similar story. who was enrolled in the university team for a symbolic sum of 500 thousanda, despite the fact that both had never held an oar in their hands. another star, desperate housewife felicity huffman, paid much less, just $15, and spent it as a charity. a what about the clear and strict admission rules: the system of selecting the most worthy candidates for training, the basis of the pride of that very promoted american system. the press immediately remembered jarid's case. bored with donald trump, he was accepted into harvard shortly after his father donated $2.5 million to the university. it is worth noting that it is extremely interesting to observe such a situation, because universities such as harvard and stanford have always been a dream for students from all over the world. it seemed really great education that will open any door. but now it is clear that not everyone, and not everyone. and if you are not an american or god forbid not... our daily task is to talk about belarus in the country abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access

and lori eventually gave up. now. >> i think it was a month or so after i gave it up. that's when she came to d. c. and she had met kate. and i always feel if i could've hung on one more month i could've helped them get her. >> now as he prepared to defend ethan, david was feeling much better. his chief accuser was a practiced con artist. would any jury believe her? ethan might be naive, said eylar, but the story had never changed. >> they had gone out to dinner. he, kate, heather. after they went up to dinner he dropped kate off at their parents home in downtown austin. spoke with her a couple times he had text message that night. and did not talk to her again after that. >> so it was all on heather. and with her as ethan's chief accuser. how could any jury convict him? but just days before the trial was to start. solicitors scarlett wilson finally uncovered something the case lacked. a clear motive. she found it she said in letters that kate wrote to a friend just before she disappeared. >> she was talking abou

this is lori in north carolina, independent. caller: good morning. i have a brief quote from thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin that i would like to read to you. this is for all congress. "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men e created equal. that they are endowed by their crear with certain and a-level rights. among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. that to secure these rights governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends it is the ght of the people to alter or to abolish it and institute new government. laying its foundations on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness. but en a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing an variability -- an variability, designed to reduce them under absolu depth is him, it is their right and duty to throw off such government and provide w guards for their future sec

. >> reporter: lori lamorinda of new york, describing a phone call she never wanted to hear.ot a call on her son's phone but it was her friend on the other man mac is saying a man was choking her son inside his dollar tree store in fremont, and as she left work to get to the scene, the friend said the video of the altercation, which shows a man wrestling with her son, grabbing him by the neck, and throwing him to the ground. >> we can't just go around trying to hurt kids because you don't agree with what they do. >> reporter: according to fremont pd, the suspect confronted a group of middle school teenagers inside the store yesterday and tried to choke at least one of them . police say he left the scene before they arrived. >> i was like, why is this man getting in my face. i did not do any wrong. i asked him a simple question. >> reporter: the victim, speaking to us tonight, did not want to reveal their identity. this includes maria's side, who said he was simply defending his friend after his friend questioned why the man was following them in the store. >> i was scared, sh

lori, how many units has been sentenced to 6 months in jail, after being convicted of violating bangladesh as labor laws, he was granted bail unit was discredited, with lifting millions out of poverty through his micro finance bank. the supporter say the conviction is politically motivated, bangladesh, as government has increased its track down with the sense head of next week elections. the original mickey mouse is no longer protected by copyright. any 1 may now use the character without needing permission. 95 years ago, he started in steamboat really alongside his companion, many miles. but disney retains the rights to more modern versions of the character . to was the new year end for many around the world. that's good reason to celebrate. here's a look at some of the cultural festivities from one side of the globe to the other . the huge crowds in new york's times square gathered to watch the famous, illuminated full dropping of midnight's ringing. in this dose of 2020 the, from the city to the beach. the sky line of rea diginero was list help with fireworks. many revellers honoring th

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>> that was lori perez reporting. now, of course, this reminded us of this. a family skiing up in lake tahoe a couple of days ago. spotting this black bear just charging across the slopes, i was able to exclusively speak to the snowboarder danielle, who had the quick reflexes to catch it all on camera. you can hear our conversation and why danielle did the right thing here. the full story is at our front page of our website, abc7 news.com. it never ceases. to amaze me whenever we see a bear like that. >> all these bear stories amazing and mothballs as a bear repellent, right? >> who knew? i'm just glad the homeowner is relieved and smiling and was able to tell the story. >> very happy for those skiers too. >> oh as well, yes. >> let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. no snow here. no, no bears either. as a matter of fact, we have partly cloudy skies right now and you can see the pattern here with just areas, lots of areas of clearing and a few passing high clouds. that'll be our pattern overnight. and tomorrow. wind is very calm right now. wi

then we have lori, the president of stanton communications and the co-lead for our headliner and the organizer of today's event. and to my left, we'll start with the senior vice president for a starting point. mia, the president of the closeup foundation. the educator ed for "politico." national correspondent for reuters. the manager editor of standards and training for axios and the immediate past national press club president. and ted johnson, the d.c. correspondent for deadline. go ahead and applaud now. [applause] if you spent any time on social media these days, you might be surprised from findings in a recent survey by georgetown university's stat. while the country is as politically polarized as ever, 94% of voters agreed that, quote, respect for each other is the first step in having a government that works and 89% of voters agreed that civility is the language of respect. yet research also shows that most americans believe that political discourse ins has becs respectful and less fact-based. this year, with more than 40 million general z voters eligible to vote in the presid

lori is retiring right after our 11:00 newscast tonight. lori, you're just the best.ou very much for all these beautiful views you always share with us. okay. we got a lot to talk about. first things first, heaviestrillionain begins tomorrow through wednesday up to 2.5in and the wettest locations of our north bay mountains. otherwise it's going to be breezy. not gusty, but breezy. south southeast winds up to 15mph. and then we are talking about snow. the level down to 7000ft. but we will get at least a dusting or two inches at lake level. currently at sea level we have 43 degrees at half moon bay 42 and fairfield and 40 to 50 degrees around the central bay, 49 degrees right now in san jose. so this is it. the leading edge of an area, low pressure that's poised in position to move into northern california. the backside of it will move through on wednesday. then we have this big bad boy. this one is poised and positioned to move into the bay area on saturday. and if it stays together, we get that cold shot of air mass. we could see a little bit of dusting in our local m

in the south of iran , there were qashqai and lori birandi turks, and for the first time in the history of iranian music , we turned the monophonic music of that region into an orchestral polyphony. supporting cultural authenticity, including local music , is an important priority. this is what the minister of culture and islamic guidance says. and our plan is that god willing, a new generation of these will be supported in kalmon's offices in tehran. i said that a part of the halls should be made available to these loved ones outside of this way of renting, which is for pop music. people want to see the real public space with this type of work, which is completely in line with our national and historical identity. god willing, we will expand it. i hope so . his behavior has become strange, what happened? saeed has become aggressive at a special age. farzana is also stressed about the entrance exam. i am tired. it's better to talk to a good specialist . call hamraz first. i received counseling and i was very satisfied. how about sending the number 1 to the system 10686 or calling 0219 t

lori said we are going to the game. here we are. we are enjoying the cuisine, the friendliness of the people. it is wonderful. we will win tomorrow. >> hmm, okay, well, no surprise each fan base feels confident their squad will win. stay tuned for the red and gold report. matt lively will join us for the preview of the big game in just a few minutes >> all right, let's get caught up on developing news. b.a.r.t police seen searching for evidence after a shooting that happened on a platform at the pittsburg b.a.r.t station, it happened just before 4:00. one person hurt, no information released on the shooter. right now trains are running through the station but they are not stopping. >>> union negotiations with the california state university system at a stand still, meaning a weeklong strike looms for the start of the spring semester on monday. that means around 30,000 university workers at 22 of the 23 state campuses are prepared to go on strike unless a last-second deal happens. they are asking for regular yearly raises, 1100 plumb

. >> reporter: lori lamorinda of new york, describing a phone call she never wanted to hear. she got a call on her son's phone but it was her friend on the other man mac is saying a man was choking her son inside his dollar tree store in fremont, and as she left work to get to the scene, the friend said the video of the altercation, which shows a man wrestling with her son, grabbing him by the neck, and throwing him to the ground. >> we can't just go around trying to hurt kids because you don't agree with what they do. >> reporter: according to fremont pd, the suspect confronted a group of middle school teenagers inside the store yesterday and tried to choke at least one of them . police say he left the scene before they arrived. >> i was like, why is this man getting in my face. i did not do any wrong. i asked him a simple question. >> reporter: the victim, speaking to us tonight, did not want to reveal their identity. this includes maria's side, who said he was simply defending his friend after his friend questioned why the man was following them in the store. >> i was scar

could be set up on our doorstep in this village without anyone noticing on wanted us to come to russ lori heads up the local volunteer fire department one sunday morning during breakfast, he saw something shocking looking out of the window, there was a fire raging not far from his home. right next to his workshop. laurie drove straight over. just as he arrived, 2 strangers were leading the burning building which belong to a local business man. and him over to come at that moment, 2 men came out of the building and with one of them had the gas mask, consequent must the old they let the scene in advance. other firefighters from rough lower east departments than arrived. they entered the building to investigate . at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. they were countless propane gas cylinders, all stockton, the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? you must the sheer amount of it was suspicious of further inside they found $1000.00 leader canisters filled with

you see a pretty good year, i think, lori.eah, so we're at 51.50, and we're trying to guess where the an ex will end up on december 31st. assist year-end number. what's interesting, back in november, we had a 5,000 target we set for this year, about a 10% return, so the anticipated return we're looking for is a little bit lower than we were a few months ago, primarily because of that big move we had in the fourth quarter. but, you know, our number's higher. and we have to mark our models to the market. but i think it's going to be a good year. i think we're going to make progress. with an 8% return, i'm still one of the more bullish strategists out there, which is an interesting factoid in and of itself. >> even though you would characterize sentiment as somewhat overdone, frothy right now, which explains your reason why we might see some near-term weakness? >> and i think it's important to distinguish how frothy sentiment is. if you look at the aai survey that comes out every week, this is an oldie but a goody, we've been abo

lori heads up the local volunteer fire department one sunday morning during breakfast, he saw something shocking looking out of the window, there was a fire raging not far from his home. right next to his workshop. lorry drove straight over. just as he arrived, 2 strangers were leading the burning building, which belong to a local business man, and him over to come at that moment. 2 men came out of the building and with one of them had a gas mask constitute a musket old. they let the scene in advance. other firefighters from rough lower east departments, then arrived. they entered the building to investigate. at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. they were countless propane gas cylinders all stocked in the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? the mazda, sheer amount of it was suspicious of. further inside, they found 1000 liter canisters filled with chemicals, likely both toxic and explosive density towards the one involved. the whole thing was a bit ove

. >> yes, lori thomas has helped five million children around the world know they are not alone. shows us the box she sends to schools to help students feel good about themselves. >> connected, loved, accepted. some of the material are decorative. >> when we first got started, we were the first in the country to talk about social isolation. basing it off the life of one child who hid in the girl's bathroom during lunch. >> reporter: that child was laura's 15-year-old daughter, lily, who died in 2001 from medical comply. it was felt invisible on campus, breaking laura's heart. laura founded beyond differences in honor of lily. when we first met laura a decade ago, more than 120 students led clubs and assemblies in marin county middle schools to foster tolerance and acceptance. since then, the group has reached 10,000 students and teachers across the nation. laura says one of the signature programs is as important as ever in the pandemic return to campus. the annual event called no one eats alone always held around valentine's day encouraging lunchtime connections through games and

$1.2 million from her parents, says the massachusetts district attorney. a similar story with actress lori loughlin, whose daughters were credited for a symbolic sum of $5,000 the university of southern california was included in the team, despite the fact that both had never even held an oar in their hands; another star, desperate housewife felicity huffman , paid much less than just 15 thousand dollars and spent it as a charity. but what about the clear and strict admission rules, the system of selecting the most worthy candidates for training, the basis of which is the pride of the very well-promoted one. in the russian system, the press immediately recalled jarid kushna’s case of unraveling donald trump. he was accepted into harvard shortly after his father donated to the university $2.5 million. it is worth noting that it is extremely interesting to observe such a situation, because universities such as harvard and stanford have always been a dream for students from all over the world. it seemed like a truly great education that would open any door. but now it is clear that not just a

lori johnson sees the flooding attempt is merely an effort by israel to cast a positive light risk lock of progress on the bottom of it. the deeds of p r victory the, the war is not going well for israel. that they, i've been basically stymied by him. us. they have not made significant progress. and is that in yahoo said eliminating how most of the refining it's very difficult to eliminate homos. but they are eliminating or the palestinian people civilians. so putting out this kind of story is one of those ways to say don't look like we're, we're making progress. we're pumping salt water into these tunnels. they indicate, oh yeah, what? but, but before we pump the salt water in, well, we go through a, do a thorough study and make sure that there's no damage to the soil or to the water table . i mean it's, it's, it's really not sensical of that, but they're suddenly environmental leak concerned while they're literally blowing the gaza into bits and pieces. laurie c johnson taking us to the end of this news, blah, well, if you'd like to delve deeper into that or indeed any of our stories,

other firefighters from russ lori's department, then arrived. they entered the building to investigate. at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. there were countless propane gas cylinders, all stockton, the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? you must the sheer amount of it was suspicious. further inside they found $1000.00 leader canisters filled with chemicals, likely both toxic and explosive dunces into it. so it wouldn't involve either the whole thing was a bit overwhelming shown. but when do assist over the next few hours, it became clear that laurie and his team were not dealing with a normal fire. they had stumbled upon the largest drug laboratory ever found injured. many in the netherlands. it's december 2022. we're in the province. evelyn book we're out with an undercover investigator from the dentist release. to protect his identity. we're hiding his face and have distorted his voice. we'll call him young

other firefighters from russ lori's department, then arrived. they entered the building to investigate. at 1st, they didn't know what to make of it. they were countless propane gas cylinders, all stockton, the entrance area. it was almost impossible to get through. the explosive cylinders were not only dangerous, but also highly unusual. why would anyone need so much gas? you must the sheer amount of it was suspicious much further inside they found $1000.00 leader canisters filled with chemicals, likely both toxic and explosive dunces into it. so one above the whole thing was a bit overwhelming. showing that when do assist over the next few hours, it became clear that laurie and his team were not dealing with a normal fire. they had stumbled upon the largest drug laboratory ever found in germany. the, the netherlands. it's december 2022. we are in the province of limbo or ouch, with an undercover investigator from the dentist release. to protect his identity. we're hiding his face and have distorted his voice. we'll call him young boys as it's a

lori perez spoke to her about how they eventually got the bear to leave. >> what i did was go into myt with the flashlight. the eyes shown right at me. >> reporter: the moment several hundred pound black bear came out from underneath tina's house. for most of the day. >> what are you doing? out. out and out. that bear. >> reporter: she's been pleading to get it to leave the crawl space while pleading, making all sorts of noise. >> i got pots and pans and banged it. i got my leaf blower and turned it on, but didn't budge. >> reporter: she and various members of her family took video every few hours, showing the unwanted and unwelcomed visitor, crammed, but comfortable. if you ask me, way too close for comfort in the shallow unfinished space under their first floor. space totally open to the stares leading upstairs. >> i moved food out because i know they have a strong sense of smell. and so hopefully it doesn't decide to come up the stairs. >> this is when it showed up on the ring camera. when it seemed to linger, she knew she was in trouble. >> when i came out at dawn, i saw that the

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good morning, lori. >> good morning, george.ewfound life in the limelight. take a look. overnight the world saw taylor swift and travis kelce and his kansas city chiefs celebrating on the field after the afc win. his brother jason and wife kylie kelce, of course, cheering him on, too. the talented center for the eagles has made a name for himself on -- >> great job, jason kelce. running out of the building. >> reporter: and off the field. >> if you don't run for president, this will all go for waste. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while his wife kylie, a high school field hockey coach and mother of three, has found herself in the spotlight as well. do you feel like each year it's like this new stratosphere of attention on you guys with just the way the last few years have played out? >> i almost feel a little guilty that people are so interested and invested in what i'm doing. i'm like, i am trying to scrape applesauce off the couch. you don't -- this is not fascinating. so it's funny to me. i deeply appreciate the support. >> report

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developments with a former deputy director in the us state department, the office of counter terrorism, lori johnson said he's the flooding attempt is merely an effort in his view by issue of the cast, a positive lights over its lock of progress. and the buffalo in the deeds of p r victory the, the war is not going well for israel that they, i've been basically stymied by him. us. they have not made significant progress and is that netanyahu said eliminating him us the refining. it's very difficult to eliminate homos, but they are eliminating or the palestinian people civilians. so putting out this kind of story is one of those ways to say don't look like we're, we're making progress. we're pumping salt water into these tunnels. they have the kid. oh yeah, what, but, but before we pump the salt water in, well, we go through and do a thorough study and make sure that there's no damage to the soil or to the water table. i mean, it's, it's, it's really not sensical of that, but they're suddenly environmental a concern, while they're literally blowing the gaza into bits and pieces. let's bring y

. >>> i want to bring in lori long, a seismologist at yale university.gh, for being here. the u.s. geological survey says the area could see aftershocks for months. what do you expect? >> for an earthquake of this side we would expect the aftershocks to go on for days, weeks, and even months. that is the most difficult scenario. those that are living in this area should absolutely be prepared to experience aftershocks going forward for weeks or months. >> what are the odds that one of these aftershocks is a major earthquake that >> that is a great question. the most typical scenario for this kind of earthquake, often we expect that the largest aftershock is going to be roughly one point down on the magnitude scale. so for a magnitude 7.5, the most likely scenario is that the longest aftershock might be a magnitude 6.5 or smaller. as we go down in size we expect to see more and more. in the 14 hours since the earthquake has happened we have seen about a dozen aftershocks of magnitude 5 or greater. the largest we have seen was a magnitude 6.2. there is a s