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commissioner stacy you wanted comment? i think i will only be reiterating what i said at the last hear and your comments madam president i want to say that how important public comment is. both on each individual items that are before us for action and as well as general public comment. on items that are not on our agenda. i think the big change here for general public comment is that interested people are going to have to watch the hearing more. and will the time for public comment will be less predictable for general public comment. i also think this because general public ment is a bit of unknown where we have 2 or 3 commenters. will we have 15 or 17 public commenters. i also. to be sensitive to all of the people who are waiting to testify on action items on the commission's calendar. and reports this are on the commission calendar and so -- i think the change is in a way allowing more public comment on the individual items this are before us for action. under the brown act and the sunshine ordinance probably, items tha

w reporter stacy stacy beavens in the studio. stacy, do we have any more clarity about what to place that night with the police chief says that these former officers say that terry nichols was driving radically. and, and so that's why they stopped him. but the police chief also says that they have gone through video around the area and that there is no evidence to substantiate what they've said. so there's no idea. there's no reason they don't have an idea as to why this happened and why their police officers had so much aggression from the very beginning. and it continued to escalate and actually had the unfortunate responsibility of having to watch the video. and you see terry nichols trying to de escalate while the police continued to escalate. and so the police chief does not yet know why. and how does this case, all police brutality differ to the others? well, part of it is the swift action by memphis. these officers were fired right away. it was care to prepare the public for what they were going to see. and there wasn't a, you know, let's wait until all the evidence comes out,

evans, stacy. this announcement seems to have come out of nowhere. right? it was very surprising and you heard the gasp of the media during this press conference. people weren't expecting us. and it was surprising not just because this wasn't preceded by some kind of a scandal. but also because it goes, it goes what we've come to see when it comes to power and politics. people don't just let it go, no matter how rocky things have gone. and we see in the united states, president joe biden, $78.00, considering another run lula to silver and brazil, back at the president. and then you have strong men around the world who have changed their constitution so that they can stay in power. so this is something that's very different and very surprising in many different ways. and as you see, you know, it's, most people are pushed or forced out of power before they resign. is there any chance we might see or hear some kind of deeper motor departure. right, i mean when you hear politicians talk about, i'm step

any commissioner stacy, go ahead. i did want to comment on moving public comment to the end ofical dar. i think the public comment is for items in the on the agenda. they will not be action items we can take action on. i foind public comment valuable. in hearing issues this we may want to put on future agendas. i think near the public tell be a timing change that if somebodiments to make public they will tune in at a different time. it does not for me indicate any demotion of public comment. it is about the business we take action on this is on theical dar and hearing public ment on item this is are not on the calendar. i want to emphasize i don't see this as a demotion of the importance or priority of public comment. we are going to remain interested in when the public has to say. thank you. >> absolutely i think this is a very person point we had this conversation. it is not a demotion of public comment. we still have invite members to join us for every item on theical dar and actually the items people have spent ti

commissioner stacy? . >> thank you, i have a question about workshops this i think 2 public commenters mentioned mr. warn and drubbingmy are mentioned workshops i, soup there are workshops that happen separate if the puc commission meetings. >> yes. >> could i ask for information on hathose might be >> there are in the any occurring you in. these were 1s that occur exclude this predated me. steve rich ketalk more about this or may be commissioner maxwell. a series of workshops over the course of a year. focusod a number of different topics and this is what happened and -- they were over -- and then as a result of that, we -- those lead to discussions and informed huwe locked at a variety of water issues. in an effort to keep diawilling going i reinstituted something you heard mr. warner refer to the bay area water stewards meetingly occurred quarter low. to bring together different contit wensies the environment and business community to talk about water issues. and we in about 3-4 of those over the cour

it took you to always separate the 2 candidate, stacy bit and pin, and however, they have to obey the regulation off the net l is if means wendy for my therapy. and even though all nathan allies to separate the end up is the giving the de terrace activation into syria and given to some of the criminal people back i think that it stays without the prime minister at all or not the guilty and politically acceptable. it's the wrongful acceptable condition for the incorrect. why don't the main reason for joining? nothing is 3 observance, and then i go through regular within the hour. so then if you are going to feel 30 justified demands in the line of the decision taken at the market, if you remember that stacy low of the states have to be in by agreement and the group will come up means they may 30. does that make additional demand? it's the bidding lane. these demands are clear, objective meeting held in at the secretary. well, so with the turkey, even though you read it, mr. the committee prime minister all the day promising communion in their life and were felt the they will feel patri

[laughs] >> stacy, you are muted. >> sorry, sorry. i am muting only to say that i don't have a lot to say on the topic. so, go ahead rebecca, mary. >> i would say that not only was she a southern woman, she was a southern woman raised during reconstruction. that is vital to understanding who she was. she, her family, was plantation slave owning. descended from pocahontas. first families of virginia. that james river basin wealthy planters! when they lost the civil war and they had to pay their labor they lost their plantation and they came down in the world. not only did she have a southern sensibility in terms of how she was raised, all of these lost cost narratives that she was absolutely raised with. she believed that she deserved a different childhood than she had. that becomes clear, very clear in her memoirs. it is not just the region, it is the time as well. you cringe at her description of how the happy slaves were well taken care of and how distraught they were after they were freed. she wrote her memoir in 1938, right? she w

alternative sources of energy from africa due to the boy and ukraine, but how mutually beneficial will staci partnership b russia is also strengthened in ties with african countries.

thanks for watching stacy come on you so to talk with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away on the border. family theory for the credit on it is we located demonstrate people seeing extreme dreams. ross getting 200 people hassan from the gmc around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes, the wine. because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah . this week on world stories. a man talks about prison and torture and iran, harry, coastal protection in wales. we begin and ukraine where war is interfering with the work of police officers who are now investigating suspected war crimes instead of handling drug and theft defenses. a school caught in the crossfire, the war is creating extra problems for police. detective alex he said, anti tank grenades from this site found their way into the wrong hands. this footage shows their operation, confiscating them from a civilian because when you lose it, which other people have changed during the war with about the sure. no

that is the exact percentage of elections that stacy abrams has recently won.eing entirely facetious . when you build your platform an your entire electoral nor -- narrative on this sort of stuff people inevitably of all colors for start to say, okay, i'm not sure we've got you in position. what are you going to do for me how is your election going to make my life better. so we have zero. that's where we are. >> greg: bear we are. kat, you are a big baseball fan. of course you've been following this all-star thing should that person that made that decision be fired? >> yes. >> back to you, check. >> they took money. if you want to be super pro- black, you just take money away from black businesses. it doesn't make any sense. i kind of question the poll is 0 %. if you'd asked me what my votin experience was, i what of said poor because i was cold on the walkover. >> greg: exactly. somebody was rude to you. >> somebody is always rude to you. >> greg: you could be behind jimmy and he hasn't washed his clothes in a while. >> what does the drycleaner say to you when

upon landing, i met stacy, who is the city's strightor. stacy didn't have much time for standing around and she was giving orders like a sergeant in the marine corps. i was very impressed. she said, we got to go and lots to see. i learned that daisy who was ahead of the game and had a damage assessment completed and had a contractor lined up. by the end of our trip, i knew she was going to be in great shape. by the end of our visit, i told my time that i felt like i should be taking orders from her. it was an honor to present her an award at the convention and i'm so glad to see her representing all the community members who rose up to the occasion under such difficult circumstances. daisy, would you please stand and be recognized for your efforts. [applause] gov. dunleavy: thank you for answering the call of the people of alaska. how we answer that call and that is a question for all of us. i'm optimistic about the next four years and because of everything we have achieved to get to this moment in time such as natural disasters and $1.6 b

it doesn't put your human symbolism, discipline a little stacy schneider. oh, i'm guy. so you guys in the bottom don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings with your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll, russian. a glad to with these being a by needful a specific story with a top headlines on our team international. as we get exclusive footage from the don by city of sola, dodd but the russian power, minature group, wagner says it has taken the area also in the program for you and a quick warning of disturbing images. south africa launchers and investigation not to have video circulates on line, the piracy showing a group of its soldiers burning. the colts is alban, she hottest and may bring mozambique. also with a decade since the antique jihad, as the french military operation started in the west african nation of molly. but concern.

ones mostly impacted is nvidia, although, they've found alternatives and the semikun d conductors stacyasgon from bernstein, thank you. >>> the company is in talks to sell shares in a tender offer that would value the company at $29 billion. the company was valued at 14 billion recently it's blown up recently. >>> wall street is talking about a make-or-break moment for a number of struggling retailers we're going to discuss the challenges of bed bath and beyond, stitch fix, and other household names when we come back the dow continuing to go down at 1% >> announcer: the bond report brought to you by pimco. a global leader in asset fixed income >>> what is wall street buzzing about? a reckoning for some of these embattled retailers. look at bed bath and beyond. the company warning it's running out of cash and is considering bankruptcy liquidity issues had me suppliers not willing to send inventory, leaving some stores with empty shelves it is down 95% from its peak in january of that year separately stitch fix announcing it's cutting 20% of its work force and ceo elizabeth spaulding is d

gamble, ups and coke please let stacy know whether he's diversifidiversified. that call this is fabulous duke energy, one of my favorite utilities. apple fantastic. proctor and gamble reports on thursday we got the fed -- we got the -- the debt celling problem the same day we have to be careful. coca-cola some say is too much like proctor a liquid company overall consumer product and ups and i prefer fedex but this is transport, utility, this is tech this is consumer product and this is beverage and i think that's a terrific portfolio and i solute all of our players because they've all got pretty darn good portfolios except for the sweet green person whose got to do a little work like maybe tuesday morning. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, cramer wants to hear from you your calls on the thunderstorthunderstorm -- thunderous lightning round, next couldn't use cpap. now i have this. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the click of this remote. no mask, no hose, just sleep. learn more and view important sa

democrat stacy abrams refusing to accept defeat. she last two bids for the governorship of georgia but the failed candidates is she will, quote, likely run for office again. that story coming up for you. house republicans plan to go after the biden administration for weapon icing federal agencies against everyday americans. some democrats say the gop is trying to vilify agencies for political gain. details on that for you as well. republicans made good on a key 2022 campaign promise, they just voted to cut $71 billion in irs funding, and set aside the hiring of 87,000 new agents. florida commerce woman cat cammac will breakdown have agenda next. ♪ they provide the potential for regular income... are federally tax-free... and have historically low risk. call today to request your free bond guide. 1-800-763-2763. that's 1-800-763-2763. stuart: the dow is up one hundred 47 points. the nasdaq is up 85 points. house republicans planning to pull back the curtain on biden, quote, weaponization of the federal government. what is that all ab

hey, stacy last sure isn't a deal yesterday through. i deal family a lot of value to the shoe on your school and the law. oh push to the stereo chilson. when i got bridge, all american eagle thumb, whose youngest cusick well i just because i think those last day of illness that day is not available. we are all supposed to build becomes garbage. cook. i do was give, like when she was starting to columbia, a sole proprietor for a bottle. ah, how deep the needles i. yes. rush to things like that. he was a maneuver good. would you be out? lucy? harsh english. you which last time but above he i am glad. oh yes. polezza look for a slippery wood idea bids i go? yes, i thought i was the i was a boiler started when my o. yeah. partial a year with ship or breakfast. that's good news of me, j script. besides, if you're ready with sure about omnia, go it out, and you get a sponge like of all of those. okay. this by near bob horrible. he is louis. i bet that all got a, a bench with ah ah, well, a ah ah no one, no, sir, no, no, admiral, who are job?

so we need somebody to get my stacy this year. yeah, it's you bet there's not yet. there's the hi william farmer. i left you bob with the bomb. it is for nearly it's to the new the city for them. look, but you will not with you. i mean, a junior well no, but you eliminate it of those yet the lila, lia will clear you that leah with a photo id with a big move for civil visitor from us in america. oh, richard avenue. i knew much more to let us continue recording of them. did you just remember? but you could not walk on. one of them. i need to finish. i'd be 1st name. i have to report those. are one gentlemen. yeah. no guys, i'm not sure. yes. by time if you want me to renew that, when you might just go to some machine, you thought i knew i'd share the 100 dish the were when a property was college, i wasn't the display screen is that the used to get are using. could you using the only kind of the choice cousin in the short term target? the shania or e mail is why you absolute not watch me. you simply have to be if you're using gravity with her or she brought the yard or

. >> reporter: stacy caldwell says mounting piles of dead trees in the forest present a major wildfirean be ignored. >> there was one time an estimated 800,000 piles of wood sat in the forest. some as small as a vw bus, some as large as a hotel pool. it's really stunning. >> clearing it all out is going to require more creativity. >> what can we do with this inventory, if you will ? can we turn it into energy and heat ? alternative biofuels ? boutique industries like tahoe slab ? >> reporter: that's why they launched this multimillion dollar effort to invest in project that build healthier for us and stimulate the local economy by making the most of mother nature's trash. >> you really cannot pick a better sector at this moment. particularly in california. to engage in and feel like you are really making a difference. >> if we can turn it into smoke and ash or build a house out of it , i think building a house is a more meaningful thing for society. >> they're working to expand their operation to an old all-male, training people to do the work as they go. >> that is it for the news at

and calling those q4 earnings the worst he has seen from a company joining us now from bernstein, stacy razgun anything new you heard in that conversation that changes your opinion about intel either way >> no, not really. i mean, the numbers kind of spoke for themselves last night. they screamed a pretty direct message. there wasn't anything new that i just heard >> huch risk is there for intel in the second half if conditions deteriorate and by deteriorate, i mean if the pc market doesn't get much worse but the data center market does >> so it is not implausible that the back half should be better it better be, but not implausible that it could be quite a bit better pcs are undergone massive inventory question they are undershipping by a really big -- by the way, they were overshipping by a massive amount too over the last four to six quarters so that is correcting now. at some point when that flush stops and you go from undershipping to just shipping to it, you can get -- usually pcs are stronger in the back half versus the front half so the idea that that could be better is not craz

was them, didn't all go outside the chip with mostly just by there was a little dog near. near you, stacy? sure lord of the my you. i think he left a with his lease. good morning with commercial like each the stress, the problem with throw it off, moves in, you put gold rush. mm. personal i was. yeah, mm hm. yes. for us, asian total scope with the way on the go to spend it will still use the last one. the one you muradi of journalist r t walker respondent has been actively covering on conflicts in different parts of the world since 2014 famous for his reports from the most dangerous war sounds in syria. and don bass, ideal sea of mush clear was beautiful in your mama, my moving yeah. through jack was even on the when your bill was short business. okay, that's what it says. raleigh booth. we are a that i can personally or lose you that the loser yet this cuz i really want to be wishing cuz that is not those media maley dust on his business. he says thought she was in the jail yesterday who i deal shem live. know somebody to miss you on your school and the law. oh, but she still chill food

the are the said stacy now i want to explore the old town. it looks a bit like marrakech or a tinge year in morocco. no wonder, in the 8th century, the arabs conquered the narrow strip of coast, which they called i'll guard, meaning the west. they route the region for almost 500 years and left their mark. however, all yellow only came into being in the 18th century when the congress had already left. but their architectural style characterizes the place to this day these are as old as yours. ceramic tiles. there are tiles that are traditionally painted by hands, and there are tiles that are manufactured industrially like these here. and you can find as illegals basically everywhere in portugal. oscillation, beautifully painted, ceramic tiles have come to symbolize portugal. the word is era, they can all written and names, little polished stuff. the technique originated in persia and was passed along across north africa to spain and portugal. the design has changed continuously over the years. now that can be found everywhere, especially in th

stacy schiff's the revolutionary. sam adams and miss america edited by princeton historians julian zelizer and kevin kruse. each of those books has sold north of 4000 copies. this year, so far. well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on about books is professor tia miles of harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the story? well, hello, peter. it's really such a pleasure to be here. i think the appeal of the story is that it is so personal and anyone who hears the story reads the story can relate to it because we are all parents of our children. we all have family

stacy people reaching for something better, something more. they also barriers, barriers holding the people in our state keeping just out of reach what might be, what could be. we have untold wealth but record public revenue does little good when families can't pay the rent, buy a home, keep their home or pay for child care. our health system is the envy of the world. our hospitals are desperate for staff, patients in emergency rooms spending hours and days. we spent the shadows of a mental health crisis and too many suffering from substance disorder. our companies are eager to expand and can't find workers for the skills they need. f people are yearning to thrive. they have been given the tools. this is the greatest state in thee union. [cheering and applauding] it is that people are leaving. massachusetts story. all of this would be a challenge enough at any timele but we need today is our state and on the other side of the of the pandemic, the crisis has brought out the depth of our our ingenuity or vaccines save lives. we came together, al

. >> reporter: stacy, what did it feel like when you realized, oh, my gosh.? >> it's one of those things you always dream about seeing. and as soon as i realized what was happening i was just screaming. i'm sure in thevideo you hear me screaming oh, my god, and the baby's on her face >> it's coming up. >> oh, wow >> reporter: the mom swimming right up to one of the boats >> even though i wasn't there, when i watch the video, i actually was moved to tears. and the reason is because of the fact that that mother is trusting us with her baby. >> oh, he's so cute. >> reporter: a day for new beginnings >> look at this. holy cow >> reporter: and memories for a lifetime >> there's like nothing more pure than, you know, a mama giving birth to her baby and seeing her bond with it. i just feel so lucky and definitely will never forget it. >> and our thanks to kate snow for that report. that is the coolest thing to be able to see, for us, can you imagine people on the boat, too? >> i was glued to it i can't believe the shot that they had just so perfectly executed and pe

it in half the stopper for about bullying, bump up, but you also get bomb lot with browse back on stacy just browser that i worked with nissan to buy them a wash emotional cream in my life a little bit. yeah. that issues and i've still got all that assume using some walk with the school, but they are for what for now go to resign. the lead style in chrome, i need a key. i'm just new buttons of evidence of american intelligence services. involvement is full. my acting and deputy director jack divines award from caves, false patriarch, filler. it was supporting my dad and helping to create a church separate from moscow make i guess there's little progressing pretty much a lead to what i she's, i asked the spell store i. e, me, the facade, levy, needles kilometer stored in stop by it. the more is crazy. so i think it is of what a little shane yet. i see it was for me, i need your show has more is national, but i have doing it for his actual after the start of the special operation. in february 2022, hundreds of pre some believers were forced to flee ukraine. those who remain live in fear a

stacy branson owner of the sea level clothes shot says she feels lucky she had storm damage and no power but will get to reopen eventually. >> how was that? >> relatives calling and they see the news and trying to stay calm and hope for the best. >> reporter: the businesses red tagged, meaning nobody can enter, and other shops with the restricted entry will need to work with city planners and engineers to try to fit into capitola's action plan. >> the plan is to clean up the debris and make the area safe to open the roads back up and then to also allow access to the business owners so we can start looking towards recovery. >> reporter: a big project will be the capitola wharf hit hard by the storm-driven waves and now appears to be nearly broken in half. >> we've lived here for 35 years. we've been through many storms and floods but it's amazing as well to see the wharf close down. a good friend of us owns the business at the very end of the wharf and weep know that he's pretty devastated and will take a lot of time and money to get him up and running. >> reporter: in the recovery zone,

us in ramallah bernard, as we've been saying, it's really quite the timing feb. lincoln's visit and stacy anthony blinking arrives in the occupied west bank when the prospects of peace between israel and the palestinians has never been more bleak. violence is steadily rising, $35.00 palestinians killed this month alone unless palestinians now finding themselves having to deal with this extreme right. israeli government made up of cabinet ministers all determined to prove to their constituents how tough they can be on palestinians. interestingly before abbas met antony lincoln, the palestinian president met the 2 heads of intelligence of the jordanian and egyptian, a security forces, a government security services. and they, we understand a asked a bass not to take to tougher stance or with antony blinkin. and to discuss all of this, i'm joined by yahoo, how are we? who's an expert policy analyst at the palestinian policy network. yarrow 1st of all, antony blinking when he was spoke after meeting netanyahu yesterday. kept talking about his import that his attachment to the 2 state solution

. >> reporter: but for now hardy and his wife stacy cooper say they're grateful for the zip line. they can still get to work and they use the line to bring in medicine, food and fuel to their neighbors. >> fortunately the propane companies came up and topped them off before all this happened, so just hoping we can get a bridge before everybody runs out of that. we'll be using a lot of small tanks, which means a lot of work. >>> to be clear, i'm a dog person, but i'm told it can be hard to find a cat hiding inside your house, but what about one hiding in a zoo? this is a big cat, but the suggestions that people had for finding him are pretty interesting. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance

stacy your muted. sorry, sorry. yeah, no, and i'm unmuting only to say that i don't i don't have a lot to say on this topic. there's about those relations. so go ahead rebecca mary. yeah. i mean, i would say that not only was she a southern woman. she was a southern woman who was raised during reconstruction, and i think that that is vital to understanding who she was so she her family was plantation slave owning they were descended from pocahontas. they were the first families of virginia. they were that james river basin wealthy planters and then when they lost the civil war and they had to pay their labor they lost their plantation and they came down in the world. so not only did she have a southern sensibility in terms of how she was raised and these lost cause narratives that she was absolutely raised with but she believed that she deserved a different childhood than she had and that comes clear very clear in her memoir and so it's not just the region it is the time as well and you you cringe at her description

so as much, stacy, the united states and canada are the countries that created all the problems in haiti. politically they are playing with us. they will never resolve anything. so well what, what if i see by gothic we haitian don't have our heart set on the u. s. coming back to our country because they will push us deeper into the problem. we are experiencing us as the assassination of the haitian presidents giovanna, boise in 2021. the countries plunged into chaos with tensions running high over devastating gang violence fuel shortages, skyrocketing prices, along with a constitutional crisis that's resulted in coals full military intervention and both from the defects of prime minister and from abroad now has a quick recap of history. all foreign intervention in haiti. ah mm. the earlier we spoke to journalists, an editor of hyper liberty who says that the country is no longer ready to accept imperialism under the guise of humanitarian relief from the u. s. in canada. u. s. is trying to lead from behind. they're trying to put the canadians out because there is a very anti american anti

. >> reporter: for now, hardy and his wife stacy cooper say they are grateful for the zip line.get to work, and they have used the line to bring in medicine and >> talking off before all this happens. so, just hoping that we can get a bridge before everyone runs out of that. we will be using a lot of small things. that means a lot of work for me. >> stories to tell for the lifetime. >> ingenuity. >> absolutely. >>> have learned that president biden is traveling to calvary on thursday to survey the devastation along the central coast and assess what additional federal support might be needed. some people are saying we need it everywhere. >> yeah. at that point, we will be in a break for the rental, so we do get a chance to clean up, and prepare things in time for the next round of rain is going to be way down the line past wednesday. let's take a look at the lingering effects of this latest storm system, there is still a winter storm warning in the high sierra which goes until 4:00 tomorrow morning about 9 more hours of that but the snow levels are dropping all the way down to ab

. >> stacy, what did it feel like when you realized, oh, my gosh action we're watching a baby be bornream about seeing. and as soon as i realized what was happening, i was screaming. i'm sure in the video you hear me. >> oh, my god! >> and the baby's on her face. >> it's coming up. >> yeah, it's coming up. >> oh, wow. oh, wow. >> reporter: the mom swimming right up to one of the boats. >> even though i wasn't there, when i watched the video, i actually was in tears. and the reason is because of the fact that that mother is trusting us with her baby. >> oh, he's so cute. >> reporter: a day for new beginnings. >> look at that. holy cow. >> reporter: and memories for a lifetime. >> there's nothing more pure than, you know, a mama giving birth to her baby and seeing her bond with it. i just feel so lucky and definitely will never forget it. >> nature has the power to astound, right? the crew says that they're going to have a tough time topping that on all their future tours. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. i'm kat snow.e (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they g

alternative sources of energy from africa due to the war and ukraine, but how mutually beneficial staci, partnership b russia is also strengthened in ties with african countries for a minute stop survey love rob was in south africa this past week. i had of a joint committee to be drilled in february. also coming out in nigeria selections, voted hobbits have traditionally been along the north, south muslim christian divide. we look at what rule at nist to see and religion would play this time around. and stuff in a me just created by artificial intelligence, a filmmaker in i, j. b. i is thinking the world by storm with a unique fashion show of senior citizens. a i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. africa has increasingly been on the radar, especially since russia's war on ukraine. that's partly because in many countries around the world are seeking alternative sources of energy. and africa has plenty of it. but what does africa get in return? germany, for instance, has presented a new strategy for investment on the continent. will soon look at how about different

stacy your muted. sorry, sorry. yeah, no, and i'm unmuting only to say that i don't i don't have a lot to say on this topic. there's about those relations. so go ahead rebecca mary. yeah. i mean, i would say that not only was she a southern woman. she was a southern woman who was raised during reconstruction, and i think that that is vital to understanding who she was so she her family was plantation slave owning they were descended from pocahontas. they were the first families of virginia. they were that james river basin wealthy planters and then when they lost the civil war and they had to pay their labor they lost their plantation and they came down in the world. so not only did she have a southern sensibility in terms of how she was raised and these lost cause narratives that she was absolutely raised with but she believed that she deserved a different childhood than she had and that comes clear very clear in her memoir and so it's not just the region it is the time as well and you you cringe at her description

thanks for your comments. climate change isn't just miss stacy for farm is it affects all of us. and yes, when virginia jeff bezos went on a 10 minute, june, tend to space and july 2021 u. s. news networks dedicated to 112 minutes to covering it on that day alone. trying to agree climate change coverage, however amounted to 267 minutes, but that's over the entire year. the trouble is when it does get reported view as tend to think, it's well a bit of a downer tab about the kind of situation. bit of anger, rid of her stories are not many good feeling, been young. and if you feel that way, you're probably not going to do much about it. even though by now we all know what needs to be done. so what exactly is the problem? one of the few studies on media coverage about climate change found that between 19972009 climate change coverage in 27 countries made up just point 6 percent of total reporting. it's an existential threat. and yet we're only just starting to talk about it to find out why we have to go back in time to the era of bleached hair, low rise jeans and questionable music v

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thank you so much for those insights, english and research around the original group here. stacy now for a kick off, we'll be back at the top of the hour with morning. thank you so much for being with with you. a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us so long for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is either you news and warner w. me for mine's oh. like someone else? yeah. the highlights selected for you. you a free week in your inbox, subscribe. now, in the land of contrasts of ambition, inequality, 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of ideas with what has remained of his vision with what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world largest democracy. where is india headed with this is the moment to unleash on violet pass and re imagine these teachings for relevance to us. gandhi's legacy starts january 28th on b, w. ah ha, gets me every single tie.