that exercised in ones that didn't as well as young mice. christopher hunch in steam found that the exercise caused rapid regeneration of nerve and muscle cells. the muscles are controlled by motor neurons their colored purple here. they're connected to vista be a learner on scene here in green their nerve cells in the brain and inner ear that are linked to balance. was made. on the left here you can see the image of a young mouse here is the motor neuron and as you can see it has a lot of contact points with a vis stipulate neurons. in the meat in the middle we have the image of an elderly mouse that hadn't been exercising and i think it's pretty obvious that there are far fewer green spots and on the right we have the image of an elderly mouse that's done exercise there are many more green points in evidence here so the older mouse that exercise looks like the young mouse. and sheen says that the changes are down to exercise even in old age. levels what we're demonstrating and there are studies on humans as well is that exercise helps even

so it will take both physical and mental exercise to keep mice and people on their toes. if outlet is right why are they latin. now it's your part of the show if you have a science question just ask send it to us as a video text or voicemail if we answer it on the show you'll get a little surprise so just ask this time we have a cosmic question sent in by a viewer in ghana. how fast is the universe expanding. in 1929 the american astronomer edwin hubble made a groundbreaking discovery. he could fund early observations that the light from distant galaxies is more redshifted the light from closer ones. that means that distant objects are moving away from us faster than the closer ones. this led hubble to conclude that the universe is expanding. it all started around 14000000000 years ago with a big bang and ever since the universe has been growing all of its mass with all of its gravitational pull couldn't overpower the force of the expansion of the galaxies that formed continue to grow further and further apart like the raisins in a rising. the rate of expansion is known a

who are these mice >> how are they testing mice read this phone and tell me. >> i'm the last guy to askecause i don't do this night shade thing on my -- >> night shade is a tomato. >> i think it is and the mice love those, by the way. >> the mice can get behind the -- does anybody use night mode >> i used at night so i think i'm using it the right way i'm not using it during the day and getting sleepy. >> it makes the screen go like orangish-yellow. >> i don't do it but i thought in general, we're all supposed to not be using our phones, what is it like a half hour, 45 minutes before bedtime because of what it does to make us more alert. whether it's blue or yellow. >> anybody out there with a job is like can you not use your phone? you get an e-mail at 11:30, hey, can you host squawk tomorrow morning? no, because i'm in night mode right now. i'm sorry. >> sorry, lacey, i'm in night mode i didn't see that e-mail >> somebody out there in iphone land is over thinking a lot of this stuff right now. >> if you have a job, your job is to do stuff like, sometimes you don't need to do all the s

the mice are from a lab in maine. they have genes to enhance their muscular growth.they will help scientists limit muscle and bone loss in humans during space traffic. >>> a big night for the chicago bears and their quarterback. mitchell trubisky ran for three scores. the bears beat up on the slumping dallas cowboys, 31-24, on "thursday night football." chicago won for the fourth time in five games to stay in the hunt for the playoff spot in the nfc. dallas has lost three-straight and seven of ten. their record is six of seven. and they're still in first place in the nfc east and could still host a playoff game. >>> a special day for a little boy in michigan state. thursday was adoption day in kent county. 5-year-old michael clark wanted his friends to be with him. so, he brought along his entire kindergarten class. they waved hearts and cheered him on. michael's mom and dad have been his faster parents for a year. the judge was impressed with all of the love in that courtroom. >> it's a great tribute to michael that he had so many of his classmates here. and so many

the mice will help scientists understand how to limit muscle and bone loss in humans when they're iner experiment to test beer malting. for your health this morning, the centers for disease control and prevention say no single product or brand can be blamed for the outbreak of lung injury linked to vaping officials say the so-called dank vapes are the most common thc products linked to hospitalizations but the cdc says patients have also reported using other products and they vary region by region. investigators suggest vitamin e thickener as a possible culprit. and so far close to 2300 people have suffered lung injury related to vaping and at least 48 have died. of meat-free burgers have a new option with the special ingredient. it's the veggie burger with. these patties contain have hearts and protein along with lentils brown rice and other ingredients. the burgers are made by halfway foods company and sold in denver restaurants and stores. the company's owners say and the products cannot make you high. but she says many people don't understand that. well for your money this mornin

>>mighty mice to the internatnal space staon thursday. this morning, the dragon lier capsule is. all the presidents for the astronauts living on the station. he also lad those so called mighty mice on board which are rhoden's netically manipulated to enhanceheir muscle grows the mice will help scientistsnderstand how to limit muscle and bone loss in humans. when th're in space. the capsule also contains barlefor a budweiser experimnt to test beer multi. well still ahead more than a 100 ks went on shopping spree, this week in san francisco courtesy of glide and old navy. >>we'll hear what those ds had to say after the break. and a dry into e 2nd half of your weekend but the wet weather will return in the coming dafor your workweek forecast details coming up on the timing of our next storm and how mu rain we're expected to get in the next >>following an unprecedeed series of wildfires new report says in the past decade over time payrolhas pushed annual wages for california firefighters to billion. the report says overtime pay surgedy 65% in

and how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. so odd that what really happened could so eerily mimic a children's game. >> oh how nice! >> reporter: these are the people it happened to, the jessee clan of orange county, california. they vacation together -- >> i'm tired, i'm ready to go home. >> reporter: shared birthdays -- >> this one's for bev. >> happy new year! >> reporter: even got together for a monthly game of 10-pins. what these grainy home videos don't show is what is yet to come. which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, mice so clever, that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. to begin with, it was 1998. "shakespeare in love" won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a sweltering august night, hottest of the year, when cheryl deedham got a strange call from her dad, jack jessee. >> i was getting ready for bed and my phone rings and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time was this? >> 9:20. >> reporter: he was worried about his

and i think i hate to use this metaphor but i'm really using it just to explain you know when the mice walk away and it was friday when the cats walk away the mice you know come to the scene soil in so many ways now the united states is not is not is not there in full force and hence russia and 6 iran and to some degree and that's a big story china are coming in and filling filling in the vacuum and just quickly marwan an interesting final question at that press conference on libya this adds yet another confusing and complicated dynamic to a region that one could argue complicated enough but to be honest with you every single press conference nowadays is like or well you know come alive they use words like peace and security when they're doing war games they talk about peace and ceasefire when they talk about libya when in fact a lot of them are really steep destabilizing forces in libya and libya there are supposed to be a 3 point plan that has to do a cease fire and all the stakeholders meet in germany and discuss it and then somehow you know arrive at the direct dialogue between the

company has sent a robot and 40 live mice to the international space station the war hero. and rocket blasted off from cape canaveral in florida and is expected to arrive at the space station on sunday it's the 19th time space x. has done a supply run for nasa you might be wondering about the mice well the genes have been manipulated to enhance their muscle growth and that will help scientists understand how to limit the loss in humans while they are in space the dragon capsule also deliver some holiday goodies for the 6 astronauts which they will hopefully enjoy. we can find stories now a process to impeach the u.s. president has moved forward a step after the speaker of the house of representatives ordered the drafting of articles of impeachment in a historic move nancy pelosi said donald trump had abused his power by withholding aid to ukraine in a bid to get the country's president to investigate his political rival joe biden the white house hit back telling pelosi and her democrat colleagues they should be ashamed i democracy is where does it state the president leaves

the cargo contained 40 mice for a muscle and bone experiment, including eight so-called mighty mice,re genetically engineered with twice the normal muscle mass. this is spacex's 19th resupply mission to the international space station. >>> it is just about 7:38. still ahead on "today in the bay," six more mass shootings over the past week. where does congress stand on new gun laws? political analyst larry gerston rejoins us live in just a few minutes. >>> but first, a rough night on the road for the sharks. the shocking number of goals they gave up to the lightning. anthony floor cess neres is nex sports. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >>> good morning. another bump in the road for the sharks. they gave up a season high seven goals against tampa bay. the sharks coming off a

in a park in beijing parents gather on sundays to lay out their children to raise your mice for prospective partners. and unmarried child can stigmatize the whole family women in particular are under huge pressure to marry by their late twenty's you then you put it in the region china isn't an arrangement between families everything that happens in that marriage becomes the business of the couple's parents and extended family but i want a relationship where 2 people decide for themselves whether they want to be together how to live and whether they want children. alone knows those aspirations won't make it easy to find a partner so she's now looking for a sperm donor online currently she holds down 3 different jobs in the creative industry she belongs to china's me generation those born after 9090 and often considered more individualistic and demanding. alon says she would love to find a father who would take care of the child without the expectations of a traditional family but if that doesn't work out she's willing to go it alone. to the philippines next and the popular sport of spider fi

for the international space station the cargo is rather unusual on board a 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents and fresh fruit for the lab's 6 member crew. now the european commission is taking action to tackle what it sees as dirty money a new e.u. wider thora he will coordinate efforts across the block to deal with money laundering more efficiently and introduced strict regulations there's plenty of evidence that new measures are urgently needed. denmark's danske a bank and it's now a shuttered estonian subsidiary are alleged to have laundered illicit funds for years on end some $200000000.00 euros making it the biggest money laundering scandal in e.u. history it involves some 6200 suspects russian clients. number of money. you. make. currency you money laundering regulations have had very little bite so far now you finance ministers and the european commission want to harmonize regulations across the block improve communications and set up a common anti money laundering or. right now supervision is patchy at best. being to get people who want to launder money l

plucky underdogs just not the way round you were expecting got back welcomed by an free do it your mice the 6 points are by and should have led off to just 14 minutes robert levin dusty caressing this effort just one of the post fortunately for blood back the pole shooting boots remain at large. you're sure kimmey schwinn even closer just before the half hour mark the midfield as if it squeezing beneath the squirming zama. butts replays confirm the swiss keeper got a finger to it in the nick of time. barely the breath of a breath 1st innings. but you can only keep them out for so long points breakthrough came through even paris sichem the faulty 9 minutes his 3rd of the campaign the croatians struggling on the spot before volleying beyond a hot summer. got back to life 11 minutes later running pennsylvanian noting the home side level. the algerian completely are not in be. area by and with only them selves to blame. the late surge to yet more drama as how the martinez hats down markers to ram inside the bar and butts the referee with little choice but to flush a 2nd yellow my reply show

dragon it's destined for the international space station the cargo includes 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents and fresh fruit for the lab 6 member crew after deploying the capsule the rocket landed on space ship in the atlantic. and that's all for this edition of business thanks for watching we'll see you next time. carol. clear positions for international perspectives. this is this week's meeting among them to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that likes to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep are the risks with us find out to the point. in 60 minutes. show flings this is your ball speaking when i come to the show with a. hot concert. with the extremist guests. live. welcome to. the week w. . this is new news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the gambia still reeling in shock the government says it's sending a team to mauritania to investigate the day itself dozens of migrants who drowned at sea in one of the deadliest such disasters this here. as building heat proof houses in 14 lagos and low.

for the international space station the cargo is rather diverse onboard or 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents and fresh fruits for the lab 6 member crew. of uganda plans to borrow more than $660000000.00 u.s. dollars from international banks to plug a hole in its budget the government received less taxes than expected and it failed to get funds from the world bank you've got his debt has risen 30 percent in 2 years partly because of large chinese funded infrastructure projects. i'll say for a ride sharing apps well earlier this week several women in the u.s. filed lawsuits against lift over sexual assaults and cars affiliated with the company now rival has revealed how many reports of sexual assault it's received in the u.s. in recent years the number is considerable. report made for some sobering reading there were more than 3000 sexual assaults recorded last year 235 of them were of rape this out of a total of 1200000000 journeys 99.9 percent of which was keen to point and did with that recorded incident the report which covers 20172018 is the 1st of its kind a

for the international space station the cargo is rather diverse on board a 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents and fresh fruit for the lab 6 member crew. madagascar continues to fight widespread deforestation a possible solution is charcoal pellets made from plant matter that is if islanders can figure out an efficient way to produce them. here in florida nona a small town in the highlands of madagascar a nonprofit organization called the hana is running a training course on bio char a charcoal produced from plant matter the residents collect dry grass and leaves press them into pretty dug holes in the ground and carefully light them then they seal the hole to cut off the air supply so the biomass can slowly undergo pyrolysis char rice husks can also be used they char in this pit for 12 hours with a restricted air supply so seaboard looks good but the waste from the rice harvesters charred nicely we can empty out the contents now to process it. our not leaves them. to make pellets and bearcats from the charcoal dust they add diluted clay to the biomass to glue it

tradition isn't it important to respect that as well it is important for us the guard is nervous around 37 mice it being he does but guard fights but i guess that it was a fight that there's. not one. god this is the mother of the universe and all that gives us and he was on holiday and i want to ask the life it's once you i don't think so ok and you know some difficulties because of the opposition have said they will stop sacrificing animals so do you hope that you can change people's minds or do you think that authorities are going to have to step in and force this yes we need to stand the people's mind because of our long being needed to do this time you know 65 months the number of 65 days than has been dropped companies in the previous post will have to work on the ground and as well as parties and government events and one we can stop this kind of one we know a lot of the one i think ok so they have a president of the federation of animal welfare nepal thank you very much for joining us. thank you so much. sri lanka is heading for new elections early next year after president got the buye

for the international space station the cargo is rather unusual on board a 40 genetically modified mice as well as christmas presents under fresh fruit for the labs 6 crew members. now emoji these gifts and online stickers have turned into a kind of digital language if you can create the right emoji you might be a what's it to a profit that's at least the case in china but there is a cafe at the where the census. nice silly piggy. this little creature goes through a range of emotions from pure joy to over frustration at the drudgery of a boring office job silly piggy's antics have struck a chord when it 1st appeared in china's popular we chat up user sent it more than 30000000 times in a month seeing its emotional range as an ideal way to express their own feelings in text message form. with this one it's so cute and it reflects how young office workers feel inside even though it's grumbling it can still express that in a really lively and vivid way with an illegal search engine. for the creator river e it's been a godsend she came up with the character was working and what she regarded

beyond us and because this box of mice. love to her because. i do think. that i know. when i was true seemed wrong. but all wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain he comes to educate and in gay treatment equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. twas the night before christmas and all over the world people are seeking individual sovereignty so just when you think. the british woman dies after spending hours waiting in the cold for an ambulance highlighting the systemic pressures on the national health service coming up we asked patients about the perceived health care crisis in the u.k. you see. too much people that's why the program. does not through your not. hear no doctors. were. making headlines to this morning russia's sharply condemns new u.s. sanctions targeting firms involved in the north stream 2 gas pipeline project but goes on to stress as well but it will be completed despite washington's interference. diplomatic tera israel directive borrows your.

there are a lot of healthy mice running around new york because of that up when we tried to translateand bring it to the red side, it was a spectacular failure but for a couple of cancers. mainly, that approach failed. d ourhen we pinne hopes on sequencing the human genome. around the time it was sequenced, there was treatment for chronic milo leukemia. there is a chronic and stable phase. -- that can be targeted with one drug. this was done and this became the most successful treatment of a cancer with a targeted thei reapy. it grows to be a little bit of a disservice to the rest of the cancer field. because we believe that now all we have to do is find that one gene that causes the one cancer it to. organ and target it turns out that no, the actual cancer cell that exists in let us say an organ like the long or the brain or the pancreas is a moving target. news constantly picking up mutations each time it divides. it makes dna editors. because cancer cells are dividing so much more rapidly, they pick up more and more mutations. each time a cancer cell divides into two, it is making

their studies of mice and laboratories where the mice, once they are hooked, they are more likely tootine hit than food or water to the point of starvation. it's important to keep that in mind if their kids are hooked because they can try actions, parents have taken their cell phones away, unless the kids stop vaping, they continue because they couldn't control it. >> cell phones can be addictive as well. >> true. >> we appreciate your interview and sounding an alarm here. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> talks of celebrating with families. troops are deployed overseas, basing their loved ones this holiday season. one group spreading hottie cheer. we will show you how you can help, coming up. all will nearly 200,000 u.s. service members deployed or are around the globe. many will not be able to come home and be with their families and loved ones for the holidays. one charity has worked to bring extra care to our troops in servicing our nation by sending care packages and letters to those keeping us safe overseas and helping their families here at home. the ceo about

not go to also about the board there's always a complaint and why all the silly little mice if it. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is truth what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. thinking of getting a coupon the ones we got in here shows no problem on the cd no it's still trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him the wall just. freaking out into the wall when it's pretty much anywhere near and thousands of breeding dogs that caged in inhumane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection. look at you. it's ok. across the u.s. . crude puppy mills are supported by. most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are be

there are a lot of healthy mice running around new york because of that but when we tried to translate it and bring it to the bedside, it was a spectacular for most cancers except a couple drugs. mainly, that approach failed. and then we pinned our hopes on sequencing the human genome. and the most important target come out even before the human genome -- just around sequenced, and that is treatment for chronic my loid leukemia. there is a chronic and stable phase. if the patient -- that can be targeted with one drug. this was done and this became the most successful treatment of a cancer with a targeted therapy. hile it helps the leukemia patients, it proved to be a little bit of a disservice to field.t of the cancer why? because we believed that now all one ve to do is find that gene that causes the one cancer it.ach organ and target the rned out that, no, that exists cell in, let's say, an organize an -- organ like the lung or the brain or the pancreas is a moving target. it is constantly picking up new mutations each time it divides. it makes dna editors. because cancer cells are d

combine of mice and birds and guinea. no no no you think you know this is going to turn to could build a light. lay's attorney a magic gun that. is if i do you need to come. systems. you know. when i say my call to pinedale community to tell is that i did 2 parties in big to find the p.d. the meeting was good and after listening to. and his problems all the challenges he faces and he's doing is harming they're not unique to him other guys in the community also facing more or less the same problems. when you want to research how much the crops william grows could fix so he heads to one of the largest markets in the area. it's only 40 kilometers from williams home but he's never even been here. every turn journey using public transport would cost him $5.00 almost a week's income. so it's williams 1st jones to find out how much the indigenous vegetables he grows could sell for in the big local markets. you know nothing on the ground. and. tried to feed. them. in the south suburbs sounds a little bit to get back to the questi

my goat also to be a boy to one always taken place in my office silly little mice if we. make any estimate. honest labor has spent a mollusc in america and the average income for americans hasn't budged at all in 2030 years because they were the neutered from their ability to compete for capital labor has no seat at the table labor has no seat at the central bank labor has been abandoned the jobs have been shipped overseas and wall street now gets all the crap they get 100 percent of the capital every dollar printed by the fed goes directly to wall street bypasses labor bypasses ways of. thinking of getting a new job the ones we've gotten here shows no problem why is he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired how much we don't need a crane with him he will stir reaching out in she will want to straighten anywhere near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in the interview lane conditions on the phone i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow

. >> i know mice statement brought some reaction from a lot of people. when you look at what nato even should be, you see the fact that the u.s. is number one by far. is exactly what they are doing. we are investing 1%. when you speak about nato you have to be respectful. it's all a burden we share. and i do believe we do pay what we have to pay. when i look at the situation in syria, iraq,. [inaudible] what nato should be. we have to build something new. [inaudible] the common enemy today and i'm sorry to say we don't have information. when you look at turkey and they're fighting against jews, we fight with them. we fight against isis. [inaudible] we don't have nearly the situations with the military. i do believe we need clarification. and let's be clear we do share the same thoughts. [inaudible] we have a clear definition of these rules. >> one of the things i'd like to say is your religion a great job in africa and your very much involved there, more than most. and that's been fantastic. i appreciate you saying the united states is really way way dis

a famous street that they felt appeared to mice the political and economic system they had excluded the. shops were broken into and fires. it had become irrelevant strategy to protest without permission and in places of power where the government had never tolerated demonstrations protests that had been authorized by the government they said had failed to get results. the police responded with unmitigated force using military grade tear gas grenades and riot control guns. that's you on the floor. chlorinated to control his then one load in steam says he's been getting ready to leave when a rubber bullet from a police riot control gun took out his eye. the weapon called an l b d 40 was developed for self-defense but on this day french police were using it for crowd control it's designed to injure protesters lightly and should never be fired at the head. do you think he could have been mistaken between aiming at your head or your chest opposite of insult or more 00 effort. is that evolution is full of poor. and. simple so which culture in office would. daveed and the other yellow vests ha

>> church: it is available to mice. >> pelley: in lucky mice, church's lab added multiple genes that and kidney function and levels of blood sugar. now he's trying it in spaniels. so is this gene editing to e reversal? >> church: this is adding genes. so, it's not really editing genes. it's, the gene function is going down, and so we're boosting it back up by putting in extra copies of the genes. >> pelley: what's the time horizon on age reversal in humans? >> church: that's in clinical trials right now in dogs. and so-- that veterinary product might be a couple years away and then that takes another ten years to get through the human clinical trials. >> pelley: human trials of a personal kind made george church an unlikely candidate to alter human evolution. growing up in florida, church was dyslexic, with attention deficit, and frequently knocked out by narcolepsy. what was it that made you imagine that you could be a scientist? >> church: the thing that got me hooked was probably the new york world's fair in 1964. >> welcome to a journey into the future. >> church: i thought this

miceli. excelled that could lead to a god he says. don't all been beardy how you mean.to his defenders shake was freed because the case against him fell apart here for it is a case of no evidence so far. the weakness is those who have been recalled to their statements and on the 9 part of man weaknesses out on the ending . the prosecution has fairly to establish its case since the very beginning. as the prosecution case began to crumble the embarrassed asked. one of the prosecution lawyers who had withdrawn earlier to resume the case. here is jamil talking about the exact case on pakistani television in august 27th. i'm going to talk. about the new party you've got math with this room he's on mine. give me your people some of the federal records and the next. door you prosecutors didn't have a case on or in a basically home some combined opinion he has to have evidence be the hotshot s. open and shut case evidence came to me but i'm of the piece about that he has been and he doesn't know when he renewed his work on the accept case jamil received anonymous threats of vio

. >> coaches at this pennsylvania college watch every strike of the keyboard and move of the mice.the fiercely competitive e-sports athletes on full university scholships. >> my mom, it was a sigh of relief. all of that time you wasted in your bedroom is worth something. >>hey need to come out their best defense. >> some might be cynical, but this is presented as the latest am university sport. this year's collegiate tournament was covered by the leading u.s. sports network, espn. >> harrisburg is your champion! >> it cost around $1.3 million, building and fitting out this training facility with some of the fastest computers.of harrisburg university is commit year on coaching its teams and providing scholarships. this is a big investment for the college. g >> competitive video gam harrisburg university isd ight y different than casual gaming on your couch, eatingnk donuts and dg coke. this is not that.ur >> harrisbis an old industrial city, but its young university is focused on the future. it believes it can use gaming to get noticed asert grows across america. nearby in philadelp

.>> mice family only celebrate winter solstice. of the party and food. the family of meterologist and scientists enjoying and that. while we are getting into it this week, we are looking at a bit of a break on the rain today and for most of tomorrow. we will scan the next said the weather system bringing the return of the rain by tuesday night into christmas day. we will talk about this in just a moment. let's take you live outside looking east to the bay bridge partly cloudy skies with patchy fog and we are looking at temperatures in the 30s and 40s. a chilly start to the day. santa rosa most everything at 33. 39 in concord. livermore, 3742 in oakland as well as san jose and cisco at 46 degrees. check out the visibility. we are quarter of a mile dense fog across the tri-valley at livermore and looking at a mile and three quarters in napa. please be careful especially in these areas and hit the roadways this morning. as we go through today we're looking at sunshine. chilly start with areas of fog patchy fog. fun and cool below average daytime highs at ab

you can mentor other women might be better but then i'm not german people don't go around screaming mice and men but then they don't in most countries luckily it's only that way in german regional theater in a lot of ways and that's always put me off there are these people shouting at me how can i get close to them when they're busy showing me they've taken an elocution course. the numbers are pretty new and another thing that's always interested me is listening to someone who listening to a story produces something in me and this is one of the quieter effects of theater . you know we can effect of this. this is the way millo house stage 5 easy pieces a play about belgian child molester and murderer mark to tour most of the roles including that of to true are acted by the children to emphasize the power relations. between adults and children. and you have always asked myself why isn't this power relationship visible on stage and when this case arose i thought i must use theatrical methods to show what it really is. kidnapped the children but basically he told them stories to control them

the school supposedly in mice. one of the biggest problems for opera singers is that we never hear ourselves and if you minus i don't know how my voice actually sounds he is very good and that's why it's so important to have someone you really trust among the audience and such as your wife always see as if he said i know his voice very well and that all his performances so good i listen to his voice sing and i take note of what his teacher said specifically what he wants and how to find the optimal resonates and i hear if he's good to see. his wife gave up her own career as an opera singer to support his. she's undoubtedly one of the secrets of piotr a big success. that. still just the rehearsal is over tells the devices. i have been on stage for 4 hours since the show so it will be asleep she pushed us and it s. a good shelf the sesame i just love to dance about sikhism that was the 1st time i've sung the whole part from beginning to end. but as you can see i haven't lost my voice and that's the main thing. but i

issue to fill out their lives though you tell me where men are massing pfizer wolf was a put up of mice and shitting in. the coming years very. occasional only want to see g.g. promise as there is a view. headed i did who has accepted the challenge to come up with a mobile phone app that could promote the green economy in rio. how can a mobile phone app help it's time for some on the ground research. here in rios last zome to meet scott do. the work on community projects in the modern era in allium own favela complexes 2 of brazil's largest shantytowns. as a shark in a call to action i might if. i can a french style complex the demo this scene is. the illusion and last but i asked her when you die you know hipper goes example that if you put up those assistants are going to die. that was a super poke at woodvale else i think. jeanne you are taking it to me young people who can help him work on ideas for a net pay there's never been such a huge fossella before the massive uncontrolled growth of ella's is a major environmental issue in rio there's little proper sanitation power or water s