a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 80 kilometers north of par lou. the epi center correctly identified by the tsunami monitoring center in jakarta did not directly trigger the tsunami. the seismic waves travelled through the cross at the extremely high speed of 900 kilometers per hour, generating a fold that opened up across the entire bay. that triggered land flies all along the coast, which in turn generated his theories of many to nami. the energy of all these many tsunamis accumulated in the depression of the bay combining to form a powerful wave that swept across the town, herman fruits and cost us no luck as the investigation has come to an end. the reconstruction of the bay of pollute through nami will help improve warning systems all over the world. we used to think that's synonymous. only that i can areas where you have some duction zones. we now know just like one company here. today i'm going to strike pretty much any place where you're going to have an earthquake . we are very concerned about this because similar earthquakes could take pl

to waive the devastated lou had formed out in the open sea. the entire coast would have been effected term in france and cost us in a loc as doubt the deadly way generated at the epi center identified by the jakarta warning center. they believe the source of the tsunami must have lain inside the pay itself or herman fruits and his indonesian colleague, parasitic, return to the west coast to gauge how it's an army could have originated in these sheltered area. gig parasitic has received new footage that was filmed near by the bargain still over there. and so then you can see on the big on of these events and then this is rendered started the fight. yeah, local landslide. those guys, next buddy are great. you have a small semi circular way that you haven't even seen the video. i think this is going to be a localized impact landslide tsunami. you have a lot of aluminum materials that wants to shake it and we'll go home and freeze the low intensity of this 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coast landslide. but that alone doesn't explain. wha

a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 80 kilometers north of par lou. the epi center correctly identified by the to non the monitoring center in jakarta, did not directly triggered the tsunami. the seismic waves travelled through the earth's crust at the extremely high speed of 900 kilometers per hour, generating a fault that opened up across the entire bay. that triggered land slides all along the coast, which in turn generated a series of many to nami. the energy of all these many to nami, is accumulated in the depression of the bay, combining to form a powerful wave that swept across the town, herman fruits and cost us to no luck as the investigation has come to an end. the reconstruction of the bay of pollute through nami will help improve warning systems all over the world. we used to think that phenomena is only like in areas where you have some ducks in zones. we now know that's like what's happened here, that you're going to like pretty much any place where you're going to have and that's great. we are very concerned about this because similar e

lou beach would be more. but if you need to be committed to him, he was actually pulled up. sure. you'd hello me now because we did head little each and you mean you have to rock because he chose tori looper as long as you are moving your because you cut the suicide while the other way, almost anything in your home you know little your football but you will do me a little bit of luck way to swing by, which doesn't mean city about us, but i also your spirit. why did you, which was the middle of the surgery, with your the, the, my middle closing for the, with the show me the ability to look up in a long shot over the nation. where you can ensure briskly so there's a couple of them sure. which one was a little bit of willingness was what i did receive support on my team gets moves right. him yes, good. but he's still used was most of late. he was wanting to give with lotion. that was an issue that i will be taking a lot of thought when which one is available? sure. put on your reward if i do when you well so but

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those tears are yours. >> reporter: even in death lou wanted nelly's story to live on.irst-time author publishing "eternal love" in honor of his love, nelly. he is now sharing their story in the hope that amid the isolation and fear of the past year, their love will inspire. >> it's a story that gives people hope and in spite of the virus, it does give people hope. that's what i want. >> such an inspiration. i'm linsey davis. good night. >>> next on abc7 at 6:00 , as the memorial grows to the victims of the maths shootings in san jose a vigil is how. >>> memorial date is looking a lot different this year in the bay area. >>> and the heat is on. the places that could see triple digit temperatures tomorrow. abc7 news at six starts right now. >>> attributes continue to pour in for the nine people lost their lives in the mass shooting in san jose. good evening and thanks for dreaminess. you're watching abc7 news at 6:00 live on sikh , hulu live and wherever you happen to stream. law enforcement is expected to give an update into that vta railyard shooting. today immemorial

more than any other person, lou elinzando, from the pentagon. ever since he's been pushing for transparency on this issue. thanks for coming on, lou. so we're getting this much anticipated report, june. the law requires the pentagon to fess up and say what they know. what are we going to learn next month? >> what we should learn is exactly that. what the u.s. government knows about this topic and has known for a while. it's a threat assessment that is supposed to be conducted at the unclassified level and provided to congress, which is a report that is expected to be comprehensive. certainly that is a report that congress deserves. unfortunately what we might get is something that is more watered down. i think from my perspective, that is probably the most concerning part of this. the last thing that we need is more obfuscating. >> tucker: that's for sure. it's infuriating that after all the lies. why all the lying at this point? >> yeah, first of all, why the lying? probably because the certain elements in the pentagon have backed themselves in

born in san francisco, raised in brooklyn, lou served in world war two.elly and her family survived life in a japanese internment camp and the fact that was she was of japanese. he's the second generation and i was a chinese third generation and shortly after the war, it was amazing that we saw each other and fell in love without too many words for them. was out the typical culture. liu remembers the first time he saw nellie. it was 1946 and she was performing in a chorus line, and i couldn't let my eyes over. for what reason? i don't know. and i did not see her again until julia 1 1946. when she was having a cup of coffee of hanson's drugstore once in that, he asked her if you could sit down, she said, yes, the next day, he says he kissed her 10. days later, they married. and when i asked her to marry mane. just as. i want to be your wife, which airs in each other. um with the voted asia to a depth. but i don't think any couple has ever experienced. then on lifetime. we were married for 74 years in his book, eternal love, lou talks about their friendship

and and we saw examples of that with lou henry hoover with marian anderson. there are so many of those kinds of events. so i think we've changed our minds about what even this soft power or it looks like social activities can do in terms of having an impact societally, but also, you know martha be made it clear that she would be a surrogate for her husband. she attended a funeral when he was sick, you know, she was concerned about veterans and look how many of our first ladies including our current one our concerned about that. so there were things that she put in place from the beginning and abigail adams and dolly madison that continue to the state. patrick i think i would just add one thing to nancy and diana's, you know, brilliant comments really about framing this and how we look at first ladies and that you know in this time that we live in we're very focused on women's leadership and women's empowerment and i think throughout history we can look at each of these women and really do show where they have use their platform to such great effect and using

but i'm going to find lou curious. not just the whole year for all that. i did. grandma like i'm no more. no, you just leave me lucia where, you know, there was some, she lives more court. you go. i nice was really when you are here the words in the daily ah, you the quote that they will put in the books and then when the mature, when you got to get it, you know, when you put believe me here you still are going? yes sir. you cause you to do this and when you bring this well, oh sure. he and william the get back to you know, while you new group, if i should. jordan is, he's the way in the sally way to finish the from scoop of city notions to sitting in the fall who is 1000000 building which of the bills alicia? ah me now you but he mused or chickens, they get both yamma go i'll need so the daniel which really is not what do they need to get the what the what the issue with which is good news going on. but it is august yet did, but i just of 3 legal cars coming that need to plan to yanna sun, which is threatening choice. garcia, green city, which is their st

>> lou rawl. >> jimmy: lou rawl that is fantastic. >> yeah!jimmy: with our own -- with black thought. >> yeah, tariq and i won a a webby award together we are webby winners >> jimmy: you tweeted this out, "looks like black thought and i won a webby award, which means questlove finally has to officially make me a member of the roots. see you at band practice." [ laughter ] how's it going >> it's good, i think. i'm not sure how this works out, if one has to leave to make space for me. >> jimmy: like menudo type of thing. >> yeah, which, you know, mark, pack your knives and go. >> jimmy: mark, you had a good run though we had fun >> no, it's me in now. and also, i don't know, are you guys sold on the roots as a name [ laughter ] >> questlove: why? what are you thinking? >> i was thinking, like, the y-utes is kind of nice like, you got some of the same stuff already there. >> jimmy: why the y-utes >> the y-utes, yeah. >> jimmy: why not? weren't you in a group in high school, or something >> when i was a kid, i was in a singing group, yeah. but we

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lou moore will tell you he always imagined that after finishing his book, he would sit with his wife,r love story together. well, it wasn't meant to be lonely, passed away before i could finish and so surrounded by pictures of the woman he has loved for three quarters of a century. he finished their story in his book eternal love, because, nellie was my life, um, we will both approaching 98 years old and i thought. should write about nellie, then that's the world i felt should know about knowing his book winds through their lives and through history. born in san francisco, raised in brooklyn, lou served in world war two nelly and her family survived life in a japanese internment camp on the fact that was she was of japanese descent. second generation. and i was a chinese third generation and shortly after the war, it was amazing that we saw each other and fell in love without too many words for them without the typical courtship. liu remembers the first time he saw nellie. it was 1946 a chorus line, and i couldn't let woz over. and i did not see her again until julia 1 1946 when she w

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the china virus calling lou janie's flew to china flu. there's enormous evidence that that's where this began. remember, 10 has a history of infecting the world. and they have a history of running sub standard laboratories. these are not the 1st times that we've had a world exposed to virus as a result of failures in a chinese lab. remember how his theory about the virus escaping from a lab with labeled racist and mad. a wall won't stop a virus, racism won't stop a virus. do your job? well, it turns out now it's not racist, but it's totally rational ferry. why? because it's not trump peddling it, all you have this year fresh in the oval office bite and let me shut down a trump era top secret operation to look into the origins of the pandemic. and specifically, what the virus leaked from the whoo, han institute of firewall a g q, his own altering off her report into the origins of the pandemic with the lab leak as one of the top 2 fairies which is much more valid because why didn't i not trump, or to that i've no off the intelligence commu

pull rece reports from stock home. turning this robot on is all that hung you lou needs to do before it turns its attention to him. the research, sweden's royal institute of technology is designed to break through and how people and robots work together. his robot can recognize and even predict his gestures, and wishes such as pass me that spanner instead of slowing down or stopping as a human gets too close. basically, i want the robot to work with me similar as a human co worker to hand me over the right to at right time at the right location, which is not happening right now in the industry. so i wanted to break the barrier between humana robot. the barrier is reduced by a scanner that works out of each person's body structure to prevent any collision between metal and flesh. a robot that can predict the humans actions and adapt to them can be a game changer in this field. but sweden, success, where this kind of technology is also down to how humans have adapted to robots. swedish or heavy industry already makes wide use of robotics. work is phase of being replaced on used at leas

and i have been together what all this stuff forever. zach men and brown became friends, lou and i know each other so well that we could go out and they could tell my story . i feel is both zach men and brown regularly appear together to talk about their experiences to a new generation. one still grappling with issues of systemic racism. everybody wants to know the bay explosion, and i mean, it can be as simple as put your arm around somebody that can be a revolutionary ed, depending on where you are. even at 79, zach min is still helping minorities through his organization scar harbor, which supports disadvantaged children in new york. one of the special things about the freedom riders had brought together young people, white, african american, male, female throughout america. it was a unique moment where we came together as a country division and i a moment that still resonates 60 years later. christian salumi al jazeera, new york time for sports, his jo, fully thank you. when we begin in paris, where defending french open champion, you guys shall think has opened campaign for this ye

so sir office reports from athens. took your foreign minister of luc joso. lou said he was coming to athens with a positive agenda, a change to more than a year of bob exchanges, and 10 stand off quite literally on the high seas where long standing maritime disputes almost pushed the 2 countries into military conflict. but more immediate concerns were on the agenda for now. greece and turkey will recognize each other's coded vaccination certificates to enable cross border tourism. and perhaps most importantly, greek prime minister. yeah, because me to thank you and took, as president of the one will meet on the sidelines of the nato summit in mid june the con uncertainty. we want all of these issues and differences of opinion to be resolved with a foundation, neighborliness international law under respect for mutual rights and interest. and for this reason, our dialogue must continue uninterrupted on this subject, both sides a willing. we've re established that today that was an estimate. the purpose of today's meeting was to attempt a process of mutual understanding. and if that's p

read means a high scoring chance lou represents a lower chance. the what we see here is the us position where he fits very few shots. expect of course for shot it is world class. very few shots like the combo to wait for the shots for the artist muse like one of the best players in the world becomes. well it doesn't need to take a lot of shots to score a goal like other players he's extremely effective he's often in a position which consistently he can be the most dangerous it sounds pretty simple but it's not something that comes naturally every player. does anything intuitive by c.n.n. 30000 fans would come for their fortunes and one by one common clinton would have won this in design that is but i don't know if my timing was pleasure it is mine that's installed by the v.m. money an optional worth more. than this used. before and is probably not the most important on both finest. as it is an initial runs on thomas more like is the ground void but all the others who have similar skills muscle sockets are from bobby like sick perhaps or jose calif

gentleman gentleman on a zoom call with me who is suffering from a disease als which is sometimes called lous one of the first book to read, and i was very young. was on the gary, the famous basically he got the disease degenerative neurological disease with for which there is no cure. it comes up on people unexpectedly they don't know exactly what prayed about four ago, my wifee little brother noticed the trembling in his hand and his heart of heart, he knew it was the worst case and turned out to be a else aspirated he died in this past spring. because a lot of suffering not only for his family and for small children but my wife as well because they were particular close.lo nonetheless, that book may be introduced to me for whatever reason when as a child, read the book. he was so poor but he loved baseball so much that his father did everything he could scrapping pennies to buy him a baseball glove. any but theou wrong glove. left-hand glove versus the right handed and vice a versa. and he said i'm so grateful for my father and the luckiest man alive notices ending speech. but anyway there

uses sy, fi and fantasy to address real world issues of political power, corruption, and abuse. lucky lou set in 2050 a, de imagine africa as a world power battling on the global stage alongside china and the u. s. black panther may have brought appro futurism to the mainstream, but mac kinda believe the next wave of storytelling will be home growth. now when we talk about africa chosen, it's like an intersection of 45 things. technology tires which show african ologist, african traditions and african culture. the culture in itala. geez. more or region up 20. yes. because we are more on the spacious, modeled on senegalese fishing boat through the post apocalyptic world, inspired by west africa, folklore as in bob lee and super here. just some of the comments published by golly media, which brings the best in afo futurist art in animation to the world. both of them, that is the same price least just so much in that it could be on there will be a waste if it was didn't get to the disney is listening, the hollywood drive is backing you watch a fight by animated series created by google. the

she advises gordon luigi, made on and help them come up with strategies to lou kids off the street. to one strategy makes use of knuckles or imitations of internationally known fashion items made locally. the police also stated them from workshops in naples, but instead of destroying the goods, they gave them to the youth center to donate to youngsters in the area that you did set up. it's also in the funnel the door, but the party, when they'll do anything to wear the labels even if they can't afford it. when you pull the that's why many of them steal and rob mcdonald, this was most likely will go resource motive. he was after a rolex using a toy gun. now his family is tortured by pangs of conscience. their boy is dead in their asking for help. for silver, saudi? quite well. nobody can say this is scorched earth. you will know the young people at greatest risk. i'm most in need of help. they need trust and then the opportunity to change your go to google rousseau, it's sad and might just trigger change in naples public interest in the case as high for the 1st time families from the

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