diamonds." find any blood diamonds here up in canada, way, way up in canada. this is the diavik diamond mine, just below the arctic circle. >> our only access is via air. there are no roads, except for in the winter. we've got about six weeks of ice road access. >> reporter: gord stevenson is diavik's project manager. >> most people fly in and fly out every two weeks. so two weeks onsite and two weeks off. >> reporter: the challenge here is that the diamonds are beneath the bottom of a lake. the mine's owner, a company called ri tint rio tinto had to build a dam almost a mile across to hold the water back before it could start mining. the result: diavik is essentially an island on the floor of the lake. >> we can get everything going. >> all right. >> we'll go around and hook back up to the "d" ramp and keep on going down. >> reporter: underground manager curtis dunford drove me into the mine through dark, spiraling tunnels. >> it feels worse than the highway system. >> reporter: until we were 1

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this morning, fans expressing shock after "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond's death. ♪ saved bybell ♪ >> reporter: it comes just three weeks after he was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, a rare case because diamond said he never smoked. a spokesperson saying the cancer, quote, managed to spread rapidly throughout his system. the only mercy it exhibited was its sharp and swift execution. dustin did not suffer. he did not have to lie submerged in pain. cancer was in his family. his mother dying of breast cancer. while we knew him as the squirky but lovable geek screech -- >> samuel, better known to all of you as screech. >> reporter: after diamond left the halls of bayside high, he earned a reputation as a real-life bad boy both on screen -- >> dustin, an aggressive guy out there early. >> reporter: -- and off. >> he's had some lawsuits. he's had some foreclosures. he did an adult film. >> reporter: in 2016 he spent four months behind bars after a bar brawl. the fight seen in this tmz video stemming from a confrontation between diamond's then fiancee and people trying to take p

the owner of the diamond — will go up. the owner of the diamond princess, - will go up. by mid-2020, defended its safety record. by mid—2020, most of the industry was completely shut down. some ships have tentatively put back to see in the last few months on so—called cruises to nowhere but many remain idle, like these ones anchored in the philippines. according to its website, the diamond princess hopes to welcome its first passengers in over one year sometime thisjuly. alana hoskinson was a passenger on board the diamond princess. here's a video showing the size of the cabin she was quarantined in along with herfriend diana. hiiama hi i am a ladder and this is my friend diana and we are currently on the beautiful and friendly diamond princess. we are under quarantine in yokohama japan. would you like to see our cabin? let's get this upright. you can see we have mirrors there. that is not extra space, itjust makes it look bigger. and then here is our tv. and that is it. that is our tv. and that is it. that is our cabin. our tv. and that is it. that is our cabin-— let's

plus, what we're learning about "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond's death from cancer. >>> and the new mission to space. the first all civilian crew, and you could land a seat on board. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. the massive storm that pounded t right now. some areas of new jersey, new york and new england could see at least another three inches of snow today. >> but the damage is done. pennsylvania declaring a disaster, new jersey seeing power outages with 30 inches of snow. >> new york city announcing mass transit service will resume this morning, and in massachusetts winds gusted up to 60 miles per hour. this morning, a state of emergency across much of the northeast as a slow-moving monster storm buries the region. some areas receiving up to three feet of snow. in new jersey, cement trucks have been outfitted with plows to help keep up with snow removal. >> do not go out, and if you're out right now and you don't need to be out, safely find your way home, lock the door, sit on the couch and stay home until further notice. >> reporter: along the new jersey shore, se

so those are my comments. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner diamond: the library is an extraordinarily important building. and light in the library is very important. but i feel like the staff did an exhaustive drive with the shadowing light analysis. and that the impact is minor. and that the sequenalysis is sufficient and not resulting in exceptional or extraordinary circumstance that result in taking d.r. i don't believe it would use the solar panels as a way to say no to this project approval. otherwise, we would be setting a precedent for all over the city allowing anyone putting in solar panels to prevent construction next door to block light to the solar panels. so i am prepared to accept staff's recommendation. >> president koppel: commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you, president koppel. i want to take a closer look to the project and thank you to the members of the public for your comments and especially for your concern for the library and assets. i have a few questions for planning staff. i'm wondering if the library has weighed in about th

the sudden death of dustin diamond. tony bennett's secret battle, the secret, he kept for years. >> this is nbc's "nightly news" with lester holt we are spending the first several minutes of our broadcast in our lead story, the major winter snowstorm in the northeast with blizzard-like conditions over a foot of snow is already on the ground and still falling. the city under a state of emergency, not essential travel is banned but the impact is felt by 65 million people under central appalachia to new england. it also forced many covid vaccination sites closed and many situations coming a halt. >> reporter: a powerful nor'easter pummels the coast dangerous road conditions. >> very hard to drive. >> reporter: more than 800 flights cancelled at major airports as new york and new emergency. >> it is seriously dan there is no reason to be out on the roads. it is only going to get worse. >> reporter: in new york city, more than a foot of snow blizzard-like conditions in times square white out condition leaving many stranded >

so those are my comments. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner diamond: the library is an extraordinarily important building. and light in the library is very important. but i feel like the staff did an exhaustive drive with the shadowing light analysis. and that the impact is minor. and that the sequenalysis is sufficient and not resulting in exceptional or extraordinary circumstance that result in taking d.r. i don't believe it would use the solar panels as a way to say no to this project approval. otherwise, we would be setting a precedent for all over the city allowing anyone putting in solar panels to prevent construction next door to block light to the solar panels. so i am prepared to accept staff's recommendation. >> president koppel: commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you, president koppel. i want to take a closer look to the project and thank you to the members of the public for your comments and especially for your concern for the library and assets. i have a few questions for planning staff. i'm wondering if the library has weighed in about th

this morning, fans expressing shock after saved by the bell star dustin diamond's death. it comes three weeks after he was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer who says he never smoked. and the cancer managed to spread rapidly throughout his system is. the only mercy it exhibited was the sharp and swift execution. dustin did not suffer. he did not have to lie submerged in pain. cancer was in his family. his mother dying of breast cancer. while we knew him as a loveable geek, screech -- >> samuel known as screech. >> -- after diamond left the halls of bayside high, he earned a reputation as a real life bad boy, both on screen -- >> dustin an aggressive guy. >> -- and off. >> he had lawsuits and foreclosures, he did an adult film. >> he spent four months behind bars after a bar brawl. the fight seen in this tmz video, stemming from a confrontation between his then fiance and people trying to take photos of the actor. he was accused of slashing a man with a knife in the scuffle. >> i did not swing or motion the knife toward him at all. >> after leaving jail, he opened up to

the owner of the diamond princess and _ to up. the owner of the diamond princess and the _ to up.the industry in general has strenuously defended its safety record. by mid-2020, defended its safety record. by mid—2020, most of the cruise industry was completely shutdown. some ships have tentatively been put back to see in the few months on cruises to nowhere. many remain idle, like the funds anchored in manila bay in the philippines. according to the website, the diamond princess is hoping to welcome its first passengers in over a year sometime thisjuly. a 22—year—old indian climate activist has been arrested after sharing a document intended to help farmers protest against new agricultural laws. disha ravi is accused of sedition and criminal conspiracy. the protests, now in their third month, mark the biggest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced. the bbc�*s south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. disha ravi, seen here with a black facemask, is being taken to the court. this young, energetic climate change activist is now under police custody in connect

so lab-grown diamonds price at 50-80% lower than natural diamonds.diamond to the young lady or whomsoever, do they ask to show that it's a real diamond? i mean, do they try to cheat? >> yeah. good question. so we don't sell lab-grown diamonds in engagement rings. we only sell certified natural diamonds. we think that natural diamonds are the truest form of love and brilliance, and so we only sell natural diamonds in engagement rings. we do, though, have a small offering in diamond stud earrings and necklaces and bracelets in lab-grown diamonds, and it's really more of a fashion category, not so much an engagement product. stuart: look, i'm sorry i'm e spending so much time on this, but i'm not done yet. i'm very sorry. do you carry cubic sirh cone yum? >> yes. do not. we do not. stuart: why not? it's much cheaper than even lab-grown diamonds, isn't it? >> so i'm sure it is. you know we, again, we focus at blue nile on natural diamonds and fine jewelry. we have seen a little built of demand for this new product called lab-grown diamonds, and we though

but long after bay side high, diamond couldn't escape screech's shadow. >> dustin diamond joining meaukee, wisconsin. >> reporter: a lower profile entertainment career in adult. performed stand-up comedy but wasn't enough to make ends meet. >> $3. here to and there. >> not as significant at people might think? >> no, no. >> reporter: diamond filed bankruptcy in 2001 turned to selling t-shirts online to avoid foreclosure on his home in 2006. >> time to save screech's house. >> reporter: raising money that same year he made add release add sex tape later said used a body double. later said one of his biggest regrets along with a book, tell-all including fabricated details about his co-stars, apologized to the cast including former co-star mario lopez on "extra." >> anything you'd like to say to them? >> gosh, yes. give them a hug, how proud i am and ask for forgivenesses that misunderstanding that scape abscape came about because of the book. >> then pull add knife in a bar fight. >> careful of every step i make. >> reporter: convicted of two misdemeanor charges carrying a concealed we

commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: thank you. i, too, want to talk about open space and about design. so there are many, many community benefits to this project. they're wonderful, and i'm happy to see all this additional housing is being provided, and that b.m.r.s are on-site. there are two areas of concern for me, and the first relates to the open space issues raised by commissioners tanner and moore. while the state density bonus allows developers to seek concessions in the amount of open space, the amount of open space being provided is roughly half of what would otherwise be required under our code. while i like the design of the roof and appreciate the indoor-outdoor nature of the fitness facility and the lounge area, what i haven't heard any of the project sponsor representatives talk about yet is the potential additional of balconies. as we just discussed last week in conjunction with the folsom street balconies. it's something that we've seen really increase during covid, and even if the size of the balconies that you mi

staying with the coronavirus — in february last year the world's attention was gripped by the diamonded for weeks as the disease swept through the ship. it was one of the first widely reported coronavirus outbreaks outside china. a year on, what hope is there for an industry cast adrift by covid? rupert wingfield hayes reports. the diamond princess had set off from her homeport injapan in late january, with more than 3500 passengers and crew on board. three days out of yokohama, an elderly passenger fell ill, a serious cough, with a serious cough, and was taken to hospital on arrival in hong kong. no—one was particularly worried but on—board, other passengers were starting to become ill. in hong kong the authorities confirmed the elderly man had tested positive for covid—19. back in yokohama on february 3, japanese authorities refused to let anyone disembark, but on—board the ship, infections were continuing to grow. from ten on the day the ship arrived, infections soared to nearly 700. and despite what the japanese government was saying, it was very obvious that the quarantine on—boa

we're going to remember "saved by the bell's" dustin diamond.just wait, wait until you see who joined its virtual book club recently a fun surprise jenna, we're excited for this one. >>> then a much-anticipated beauty list. we'll check out some of the winners of harper bazaar's hair awards the products worth adding to your routine. >>> we have big stars coming up in the third hour. magic johnson talking basketball and helping small businesses plus, nick jonas stopping by about his new super bowl commercial >> fun. >>> plus, we have lined up more stars, even more stars tomorrow. >> more. >> sarah jessica parker, taraji p. henson, they'll be live with us by the way, nominations for the golden globes will be revealed tomorrow we'll have that live, too. >>> 31 minutes past the hour, want to give us a check of the weather, al? >> absolutely. first of all, today, groundhog day, we have that storm system moving out another storm system coming into the pacific northwest. everywhere in between, pretty darn nice. as we look at tomorrow, western snow moves

according to its website, the diamond princess hopes to welcome its first passengers in over one yeara spokesperson for the couple said: "we can confirm that archie is going to be a big brother" and described harry and meghan as "overjoyed". more on this from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. they certainly look very happy in this black—and—white photograph that they have released to accompany the news. barefoot amid the apple blossom, harry, at least. and this happy news just come 72 hours after they learned they had won a case against the mail on sunday so that was a double celebration. the queen, the duke of edinburgh, the prince of wales and the rest of the family are said to be delighted and they have sent the couple their good wishes. this will be the queen's 10th or 11th great—grandchild depending on whether zara phillips's baby is born before the sussex baby in the summer. one unusual thing about the sussex baby, it will almost certainly be born in the united states. it will therefore almost certainly be a citizen of the united states, notwithstanding that it will be

thank you. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: yes.dditional question to staff. is the level of screening that they're proposing consistent with what we have required of other similar installations across the city? >> yes, the screening is consistent with past projects that we've seen in the past [inaudible] and entitlement. >> commissioner diamond: okay. thank you very much. >> clerk: commissioners, i heard a motion to approve the conditions, but i did not hear a second. >> second. >> clerk: commissioner moore, you cannot second the motion. you made the motion. >> vice president moore: no, i did not. i think commissioner tanner was trying to make a motion, but i did not. >> clerk: i'm sorry. >> commissioner tanner: well, why don't i go ahead and move to approve the project with conditions. >> commissioner diamond: and i'll second it. >> vice president moore: and i'll second it. >> clerk: have you good, commissioners. on that motion to approve the permit with conditions -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion pass

. >> commissioner diamond. >> hear. >> commissioner fung. >> here. >> commissioner imperial. >> here. >> commissioner tanner. >> here. >> thank you. first is consideration items for proposed continuance. 1. 2020-003223 c.u.a. at 249 texas street. this is to continue to march 4th, 2021. 2. case 2019-021010 c.u.a. is withdrawn. further under regular calendar item 10 case 2013.1535 at 474 o'farrell street street and 532 jones street conditional use authorization is requesting continuians to march 11, 2021. item 11. 2018-014795 at 1516 folsom street requests continuance to february 18, 2021. i have no other items for continuance. we should open this up for public comment. members of the public this is your opportunity to speak for any items proposed for continuance. press star 3. one member of the public. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon. this is ella strong, president of the executive board of church of christ scientist. cosponsors of o'farrell street street and request continuance of our item. thank you. >> thank you. >> last call for public comment on items to be continued. no f

diamond was best known for playing screech in the 19 nineties sitcom. it was hospitalized just last month in florida, and his team disclose later that he had stage for car sonoma. he had already undergoing. it's ferg undergone his first round of chemotherapy, but his tmz's harvey levin told me earlier today, a diamond's condition quickly took a turn for the worse. there was no hint that it was this far down the line and then we find out today that he had just rapidly deteriorated last week, put on life support and eventually just taken off. it was sudden. it was incredibly fast. saved by the bell aired from 1989 to 1993, and it's spinoffs included saved by the bell to college years. diamond's girlfriend was by his side. when he passed away. he was just 44 years old. still ahead on the four this afternoon, a lack of diversity in silicon valley as part of our black history month syria's we look at the big void in the nation's capital. also, now look at ktvu is prime time lineup coming up tonight at eight o'clock, it's 911. then it's 911 lone star at nine

your forehead is a very secure place to keep a diamond. would take the world's most skilled jewel thief to steal it without getting caught. which means... "ze game is afoot, leetle uzi veerrrr!" but let's get to today's big story: the battle over georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, rising republican star and the friend everyone ignores in the group text. greene is known for her history of deranged beliefs, ranging from racist conspiracy theories about jewish space lasers, to supporting calls to execute democratic politicians. now, democrats can't stop her from serving in congress, and they definitely can't stop her from saying crazy shit, but today, they decided to give her just a little less input on the running the country. >> tonight, house democrats taking unprecedented steps: stripping marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments. >> she will be a member of the house of representatives for the next two years, but she's going to be a member without being able to serve on any of these committees. >> trevor: yes, people,

diamond was best known for playing screech on the popular '90s sitcom.youngest of the cast and the only one to appear in every spinoff. he played screech for 12 years. dan block one of his close friends says that diamond discovered a small lump on his neck last year that continued to grow. but he delayed going to the doctor out of fear. >> he just can't like the public ridicule. he just wanted to be a normal guy. i think he put it off because he wanted to live his life and not have the public scrutiny. >> diamond's rep says that he was high spirited and his greatest passion was making other people laugh. dustin diamond was 44. >>> an oregon woman who survived the 1918 spanish flu has gotten her first covid-19 vaccine shot. 103 years old, bernice was the first to get the vaccine at her assisted living center in eugene. she says it was her mother who saved her life by nursing her through the flu more than 100 years ago. now that she's been vaccinated, she hopes others follow suit saying everything needs to be done to save lives. indeed. >>> there hey not b

his back so he says or picasso's jamie diamond is the dr kevorkian of economics if he shows up in your office you know you've got trouble big trouble and there is the administration talking to euthanasia doctor named jamie diamond about how best to euthanize america and jamie says the best way to euthanize america is to print money well certainly the u.s. dollars euthanize the u.s. dollar and it could be better for everybody after it's gone so hopefully you know for the majority of people and i don't think it's going to be so good for them jamie diamond of the world but for the bottom 99 percent i think it's going to be better if it's not the reserve currency because remember you have to run a massive trade deficit to have the u.s. dollar as the world's reserve currency sure they get to you know be men with guns and thug thuggery and you know beat people up that they don't like like in iran or venezuela or whatever and they get to shut them off from the grid but at huge cost to your own domestic population. now we look at another big story and of course i mean this is kind of funny bec

so those are my comments. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner diamond: the library is an extraordinarily important building. and light in the library is very important. but i feel like the staff did an exhaustive drive with the shadowing light analysis. and that the impact is minor. and that the sequenalysis is sufficient and not resulting in exceptional or extraordinary circumstance that result in taking d.r. i don't believe it would use the solar panels as a way to say no to this project approval. otherwise, we would be setting a precedent for all over the city allowing anyone putting in solar panels to prevent construction next door to block light to the solar panels. so i am prepared to accept staff's recommendation. >> president koppel: commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you, president koppel. i want to take a closer look to the project and thank you to the members of the public for your comments and especially for your concern for the library and assets. i have a few questions for planning staff. i'm wondering if the library has weighed in about th

diamond was best known for playing screech on the 19 nineties hit sitcom.s hospitalized just last month in florida, and his team disclose later that he had stage four car sonoma. he had already undergone his first round of chemotherapy, but it's tmz's harvey levin told me earlier today, diamond quickly took a turn for the worse. there was no hint that it was this far down the line and then we find out today that he had just rapidly deteriorated last week, put on life support and eventually just taken off. it was sudden. it was incredibly fast saved by the bell air from 1989 90 93. it's spinoffs included saved by the bell. the college years diamonds, girl. friend was there by aside when he passed away. he was just. 44 years old. okay we're taking a look at that big nor'easter out on these coast and they just got a lot of snow. and if you've seen any of the pictures or. news out of there, but the new york airports were closed pretty much all day today outgoing and going flight. so you know what that does to your travel. so like we talked about if you have put

. >>> remembering dustin diamond. the "saved by the bell" star suddenly passes away from lung cancer at 44 after his diagnosis was announced only three weeks ago. the touching tributes pouring in from his former co-stars and why his close friend says dustin delayed going to the doctor. ♪ i say ooh ♪ >>> and walking into the big game like -- this morning, an exclusive first look at the weeknd's blockbuster super bowl commercial right before he takes the stage only on "gma." >>> cannot divulge what i just shared with you guys right now. >> really, robin? >> no. good morning, america. thank you, thank you very much, george. you, i trust. this one. >>> five days away from the super bowl, but what we're concerned about watching those two new big storms that are moving across the country right now and that slow-moving nor'easter. oh, this is causing all kinds of trouble on the roads there, t.j. >> speaking of the roads, we have a live look at one of the roads. this is one of our cameras we have attached to a plow out there

discomfort tmz reporting tonight, the diamond died this morning. just a couple of weeks after completing his first round of chemotherapy. he was 44 years old. >>coming up new bush fires are sparking in australia which part of the country is now under an emergency warning. >>and wildfires could be even more dangerous than we previously thought a new >>online see what we can put shirt. >>yeah, pretty scary stuff and you know where your eye this is new video firefighters in western australia driving through a raging bushfire earlier today this is east of perth. clip shows a volunteer firefighter driving through the flames. and smoke narrowly avoiding another vehicle that just emerged from the smoke. so far at least 7 homes have been destroyed 2 firefighters have been injured. this video comes nearly a year after 2020's devastating bushfire season in which more than 46 million acres burned in that country at least 34 people were killed and 3 billion or so animals. they're said to be either killed or displaced. >>and for your health tonight, some scient

thank you. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: yes. one additional question to staff. is the level of screening that they're proposing consistent with what we have required of other similar installations across the city? >> yes, the screening is consistent with past projects that we've seen in the past [inaudible] and entitlement. >> commissioner diamond: okay. thank you very much. >> clerk: commissioners, i heard a motion to approve the conditions, but i did not hear a second. >> second. >> clerk: commissioner moore, you cannot second the motion. you made the motion. >> vice president moore: no, i did not. i think commissioner tanner was trying to make a motion, but i did not. >> clerk: i'm sorry. >> commissioner tanner: well, why don't i go ahead and move to approve the project with conditions. >> commissioner diamond: and i'll second it. >> vice president moore: and i'll second it. >> clerk: have you good, commissioners. on that motion to approve the permit with conditions -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motio

so those are my comments. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner diamond: the library is an extraordinarily important building. and light in the library is very important. but i feel like the staff did an exhaustive drive with the shadowing light analysis. and that the impact is minor. and that the sequenalysis is sufficient and not resulting in exceptional or extraordinary circumstance that result in taking d.r. i don't believe it would use the solar panels as a way to say no to this project approval. otherwise, we would be setting a precedent for all over the city allowing anyone putting in solar panels to prevent construction next door to block light to the solar panels. so i am prepared to accept staff's recommendation. >> president koppel: commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you, president koppel. i want to take a closer look to the project and thank you to the members of the public for your comments and especially for your concern for the library and assets. i have a few questions for planning staff. i'm wondering if the library has weighed in about th

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