we're getting sparks-y with it tonight on sparks. >> that's great, austin.kay, good night, everyone. >> oh my god, tyler, are you revenge eating the chickens? >> yes, but to be fair, i eat all my food out of revenge.

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and so we cannot separate these 2 politic and spark in russia. they're too close. and so i guess it's, it's hard, it's hard also for me because i know the people there, some of them are friends of me, of mine, and i think it's sometimes you have the situation. you have to take this decision and i think we're have, you're, you're, you're close to the, the, you're as close to the olympic movement as most people would be. do you understand why the i see is taking this position and insisting that russia and bill roost be allowed to compete? yeah, think they, they want to show that spark can bidding, brett says, and so the piece in the word. but as we can see, if we do not have peace in the word, we have war swing by lapse. and so i think we also have to open the ice and the sparks and, and see that it's not only about peace and harmony. and austin sparks. it's not all about this, and yet as i was, he sat spot it's politic. and so no, i and not really understand the position of the i n c. and in this direction, ukraine's president has, he's written the letter to the i s

forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave have left at least 13 people dead.outube star in iraq killed by her father has sparked nation—wide outrage and calls for protests and legal reform. the boss of tesla, elon musk, is cleared of fraud charges brought against him by the company's shareholders. china has made another attempt to calm the diplomatic crisis caused by the detection of a chinese surveillance balloon over the united states. the top foreign policy official wang yi has discussed the dispute with the us secretary of state anthony blinken, who postponed a trip to beijing this weekend in response to the dispute. china insists the balloon is a weather obervation airship that went off course, but washington says it's being used for spying. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. a surreal but increasingly serious international row. this speck in the sky could be spying on the us — the chinese balloon that's been hovering over the country for several days. china insists it's a platform to conduct weather—related research that's deviated fr

first of all, could that spark the military bloggers? a higher level of public dissatisfaction with putin? and are you seeing a brutalization and perhaps also a radicalization of public opinion in general? there's not brutalization of public opinion in general in russia, there's a consolidation of the public opinion in russia because everyone is like patriots, non patriots left the country label test traitors by precaution itself. precaution told they should destroy traitors first of all, because the russians would stopping label test traitors by precaution itself. precaution told they should us to fight the ukraine. so there's no radicalization in russia, but very much of consolidation. and the first question about what was the first question i had asked you whether you think it could spark broader dissatisfaction with putin himself? no, it will not spark the broader dissatisfaction with putin because the public opinion in russia doesn't play any much roles in the political process. because the political elites are so consolidated that

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and so we cannot separate these 2 politic and spark in russia. they're too close. and so i guess it's, it's harsh. it's had also for me because i know the people there, some of them are friends of me, of mine, but i think it's sometimes you have the situation, you have to take em this decisions. and i think we're here you're, you're close to the, the, your as close to the olympic movement as most people would be. do you understand why the, i see is taking this position and insisting that russia and bill roost be allowed to compete. yeah. think they, they want to show that spark can bidding, brett says, and so the piece in the word, but as we can see, if we do not have peace in the world, we half wars we have by alas. and so i think we also have to open the ice and the sports and, and see that it's not only about peace and harmony and austin sparks. it's not all about this. and yet as i, as he sat spot, it's politic. and so, no, i, and not really understand the position of the i see in this, in this direction, ukraine's president has, he's written the letter to the

first of all, could that spark at the military blogger is the grease out? could that spark a higher level of public dissatisfaction with put in and are you seeing a brutalization and perhaps are so a radicalization of public opinion in general? and then there's not a brutalization of public opinion in general. and also there's a consolidation of the public opinion, the russian because iran is like patriots. non patriots left the country. a label test, traitorous bait because in itself because and told the bishop should destroy traitors . first of all, because of the irrational would stopping us to fight the ukraine. so these nor radicalization in russia, but the very much of consolidation aren't meant in the 1st christian, the route. what was the 1st question i had asked you whether you think it could spark broader dissatisfaction with putting himself non rude will not spark the brother dissertation report him because the public opinion, russert doesn't play any watch roles in the political process because the political it's also considered burbs, the real

first of all, could that spark at the military blogger is the greys own? could that spark a higher level of public dissatisfaction with put in and are you seeing a brutalization and perhaps are so a radicalization of public opinion in general? i mean, there's not a brutalization of public opinion in general and also does a consolidation of the public opinion, russian, because iran is like, federal to non veterans live the country or go able to stay with us both because in itself, rosen told the wish should destroy theaters, 1st of all, because of the russians were stopping us to fight the ukraine, saw these nora gluten and russia, but the very much of consolidation herment in the 1st christian wrought room. but what for the 1st question i had asked you whether you think it could spark broader dissatisfaction with putting himself normally food will not spark that brother dissatisfaction with britain because the public opinion in russia doesn't play any watch roles in the political process because the political it's our sa, consolidated, the real, been not p

they would they would not away when there's sparks or loud noises. but they knew when the bell rang in the fire station to go to their station, the harnesses would fall, would drop on them. and the firefighters take off. so when the horses became sick, it was not it was not a simple task to simply replace them with, well, horses that first of all, there weren't any. well, horses. and second of all, those horses weren't trained. so the fire fighters and dam john daniel gathered his firefighters and said, okay, we've got to have a plan. so we are going to go back to an old of pulling the fire engines by hand. that had been the custom for just a few like a generation earlier before when they were hand pumps they weren't as heavy but now that they were heavy they were using horses. but guess what? we're going to go back to pulling them by hand. so he set up an elaborate system in which men be used to pull the fire engines. if there were problems, he had system where not every engine would out with a alarm. in other words, you try to keep some in reserve

sparks flying from a wheel that appeared to be overheating.the engineer realize something was wrong nearly an hour before the tragedy. nearly a week after the spill families in that area are complaining of nose bleeds and rashes. and at the cnn town hall residents got a chance to confront the ceo. jason -- >> reporter: good morning to you. this was a moment were some many people here in east palestine were waiting for. a chance to get face-to-face with these people. the head of the rail company as well as state officials. and question them directly. and they did not hold back. >> thank you for being here. an emotional cnn town hall. an opportunity for east palestine residents to share their concerns and anger with those they hold responsible for the toxic train crash and the fallout. >> i am angry. angry about this. and i'm disgusted that we lost it. i don't feel safe in this town now. you took it away from me. you took it away from us. your company stinks. >> i hear you. i am terribly sorry this has happened to this community. >> from payment

that's why spark light is working round-the-clock to get you connected. we are doing our part so it's easier to do yours. >> spark light support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> washington state governor jay inslee talked about clean energy, job creation, portal housing, and implanting the bipartisan infrastructure law during a conversation with politico. >> jay inslee is keenly reading politico over there, we had to drag him out of the newspaper to get him on stage, come anna, governor. >> thank you. >> great to have you here. i'm going to start with a softball question. i don't get to washington state very often. my sources tell me you're getting into pickle ball quite heavily. is that true? >> there is some truth. there's a lot of truth in politico, so congratulations. i was in congress when it started. to see the development, very encouraging. two things. i'm the only governor in the united states that made pickle ball the state sport. it was invented in washington stat

forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heatwave have left at least 13 people dead. boss of tesla, elon musk, is cleared of fraud charges brought against him by the company's shareholders. raise your voices against injustice — the call from pope francis to south sudan's christian leaders on his first full day in the world's newest country, which remains plagued by violence and extreme poverty. hello and welcome to bbc news. us defence chiefs have identified what they say is a second chinese surveillance balloon, this time over latin america. the first balloon is floating across the us mid—west. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, has cancelled a trip to beijing, and accused the chinese authorities of being irresponsible. china insists the balloon is a weather monitoring device which has blown off course amd has called for tensions between the washington and beijing to be handled in a "cool—headed and prudent" manner. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. a surreal but increasingly serious international row. this speck in the sky could be spying

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the case and fallout sparking debate about freedom of expression.ew hulu documentary from abc news studios. "rap trap: hip-hop on trial." >> these guys are superstars. >> number one album, first week, gunna. then i realized, rap is back on trial. >> what is happening? >> there's lots of us locked up in prison. >> reporter: young thug's rise to international stardom had humble beginnings in atlanta. >> coming up in atlanta rough. just like -- the street life you can have to stay head above water at all times. he always told me he worked on his craft, he worked on music, he knew he was going to be in music through everything. >> reporter: life in the spotlight took a turn lastfonni willis announced charges citing lyrics as evidence of alleged criminal conspiracy. >> i belive in the first amendment. it's one of our most precious rights. however, the first amendment does not protect people from prosecutors using it as evidence if it is such. >> you talk to fans, they're outraged. even some politicians have expressed being outraged about lyrics being use

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firefighters say it hit a gas main, sparking those flames. a nearby home security camera caught what happened moments before that crash. pretty wild right there. you can see the driver appear to lose control as it comes down campus drive in the city's crestmont neighborhood. neighbors say two adults and two children were inside the car. paramedics took the children to hospital. they're expected to be okay. pg&e crews were called to shut off gas in the area. just one house was evacuated, but crews did have to dig up the street to find the gas transmission line leading to that home. we're told the fire was contained to a garage. no one inside that home was hurt. >>> a new twist in san francisco's effort to stop sex workers on cap street. last week the city set up roadblocks on the street between 18th and 22nd where prostitutes have taken over. well, supervisor hillary ronan requested the blockades after numerous complaints the people who live on cap street. today crews replaced those barriers with concrete ones. tonight the san francisco firefi

as well as arise in teenage pregnancies, street artists in zimbabwe, a using provocative murals to spark debates about women's rights. at the studio in zimbabwe capital herrera graffiti artists are working on concepts to help stimulate debate on social issues made worse by the pandemic. oh, after their focuses on problems affecting women and girls, they 1st visualize their ideas with sketches on paper and on the computer before they said to work on the murals for us in san every imagination of our future, every imagination of our contemporary life. and also, i'm going back to ox, additional knowledge systems, you know, and there's been a lot of getting the comp time to realize that. and they, we, we, we took halves, we took conclusions that were used like, like 200 is ago branded as a god that have been passed down through that through generation. so that showed us on the importance of traditional knowledge system. the graffiti artists have been painting, murals on the streets of some of her are, is poorest neighborhoods. their imagery incorporates the faces of influential women . the ho

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so many mediums that are celebrated here to educate, inspire and spark that joy. johnny, be good. >> jasmine bailey. >> kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. our special local coverage of black history here in the bay area kicks off tomorrow. also make sure you tune in for our special honoring black history sharing our stories that will air thursday, february 23rd at 6.30. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> still the brief time niners head coach kyle shanahan general manager john lynch had a chance to reflect on the season today they met with the media to so many people just such an abrupt and try to last. >> week in the game there, the injuries can throw it. >> and for a lot of still too fresh to move on over the reflection stage because, yeah, this means a lot to a lot of people. but kyle and john brought up some pretty good points. this is a group that overcame a lot of adversity this season all told 4 different quarterbacks lined up under center for most organizations that could be seen as a sign of turmoil for the niners. well, they took it

and as he could see us in the past, it's rush, i use it and the spark and political instruments. and so for me it's, it's not the right moment to take this position. what about the international olympic committees argument? they're saying that athletes should not be punished for geo politics of their respective governments. in other words, they're saying, you know, the russian athlete should not be punished for the actions of vladimir putin. i think it's always super hard to, to punish, at least for something. what they didn't start it, but as i already sat and we, we saw in the past that russia uses the spart as an political instrument. and so we cannot separate these 2 politic and spart in russia. they're too close. and so i guess it's, it's hard. it's hard also for me because i know the people there, some of them are friends of me, of mine, and i think it's sometimes you have the situation, you have to take em this decisions. and i think we're here, you're, you're close to the, the, the, you're as close to the olympic movement as most people would be. do you understand why the

spark and even environmental spark is a sign that the society is fed up with the state.a quest for a revolution. again the islamic repubuc revolution. again the islamic republic of iran you fundamentally have a leadership thatis fundamentally have a leadership that is islamist presiding over a population, which is nationalist and cocktail, simply cannot hold . that explains why cannot hold. that explains why we've seen this boom and bust cycle and also the government has not given an inch . explains has not given an inch. explains why you've seen really so much carnage by the state against the why you've seen really so much society they've weaponized their what we call injustice system. there are stories of rapes and beyond unjust detention there's rapes and inside of these jails. so most unfortunately , this kind so most unfortunately, this kind of barbarism is set to continue . well, we'll be keeping a keen eye on what develops. that, indeed, is a very bleak situation. but adam, tell ben and ben bu, a senior fellow at the foundation for defence of democracies. thank yo

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glad you could join us. russia invasion of ukraine sparked an exodus of civilians from the country. many of them foreign students who fled to seek safety. but now many have returned. a significant group is indian students their back because if a lack of opportunities in india to continue with their education, coming back to a walls on to study appears to have been the only workable option. sonya follicle reports studying in the shadow of war, even as millions have fled ukraine. these medical students have returned because j smile is from india. he had been studying here for 3 years when the war started, he left. but because indian authorities wouldn't recognize the work he'd done here before, he came back to finish his degree. it's not possible to continue education in their late, that they don't accept a transfer in india and the what we say and the you have to start again. i've invested my 3 years, i think back because i had to continue my education. i have to think i'm a doctor regularly. practical study experience like this is difficult to organize. university authorities say mo

plus, dozens of wildfires are raging in chile. least 30 people have died in the blazes, sparked by a summer heat wave. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. the pentagon says another suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. another balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heart land spotting his complicated washington and begging to already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is floating high above the united states on this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth. thing is after this guy. first spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. last 35 minutes about china's decision to fly and surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both unacceptable and irresponsible. that's what this is about. is a violation of our sovereignty. it's a violation of international law. china rejects the spine claims and says it's a weather balloon that's veered off course. the white house isn't convinced, and a plan diplomatic trip to b

since the death last september of gina mass armine, which sparked to mass produce well, funerals have been taking place for some of the 100 people who died in pakistan following mondays, suicide bomb attack at a mosque and per shower. most of the victims were police officers. the mosque is located in the high security compound authorities, the investigating how the bomber managed to get inside. without being stopped. the families and colleagues are bidding them through well with full police honors. meanwhile survivors are recovering in the hospital many in shock and still wearing their police uniforms. uh huh. they, they are low as soon as we raised her hands to begin her prayers, we heard a loud last. i felt a huge flame coming my way washed away and i lost consciousness. when i came to, i found myself under the rebel. more than $300.00 people were at the mosque when an entire wall and most of the roof were blown out, showering rubble on officers. the blast was one of the deadliest attacks and pakistani security forces in recent years. police are investigating how the bumper was able

a chemical emergency was sparked in florida when a fire there and goes to plastics. warehouse for thing near by nursery work has to evacuate. will far as he say, a propane tank cause the blaze in an area where thousands of plastic pots were kept . dozens of fire fighters have been deployed to tackle the flames, no casualties. all injuries have been reported at this point. but as the 5th major industrial related emergency in the us this month and says 2 weeks ago, a train carrying a toxic chemicals to route in a higher the environmental emergency sparked mass outrage on line with some, suggesting washington should be focusing more on us domestic problems rather than helping ukraine, i don't want to see ukraine flags in ohio anymore. the government gave ukraine money for weapons instead of using it to fix or train tracks and trains. now we have one of the worst disasters in the history of our country. reporter on the ground in east palestine says the entire town smells like chemicals. instead of sending the next 1000000000 to ukraine, we should send it to ohio. it's been nearly 2 weeks, a

. >> reporter: the fiery address sparking a raucous response from republicans including when mr. biden called on congress to tackle the fentanyl crisis. but the line that brought the biggest backlash, accusing republicans of wanting to cut popular entitlements. >> some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. [ booing ] >> reporter: the remark sparking outrage including from conservative firebrand marjorie taylor greene. today, the president firing back. >> marjorie taylor greene and others saying, liar, liar, reminds me of that liar, liar, house on fire. >> reporter: the cuts were only officially proposed by a single republican senator rick scott last year and rejected by other republicans including gop leaders. >> the president was saying is something that he knew was not true. i just spent an hour with him. i've said it many times before. social security and medicare are off the table. >> reporter: in one of the most powerful moments applause from both sides of the aisle when the president acknowledged the parents of tyre nichols. >> the faith of god, she said her

forest fires in chile sparked by a devastating heat wave have left at least 13 people dead and tens ofands hectares of forest destroyed since the wildfires began earlier in the week. the tesla founder elon musk has been cleared of wrongdoing for a tweet in which he said he had "funding secured" to take the electric carmaker back into private ownership. now it's time for click. this week... as we're working towards the metaverse, we're at interpol to see how they're planning to keep it safe. we look at new software that's helping doctors perform delicate brain surgery. lara's throwing her weight around again. watch it! i've got super strength. yes, that's definitely more powerful. and get ready to feel old. i never thought in my 205 i'd be romanticising technology from when i was 13. over the last 20 or so years, we've seen how difficult the internet and the web has been to police. it's bigger than any one country, and you can base your business in any one of them, depending on whose laws you want to adhere to. and it's opened up more ways for us to cause each other harm. disinformation

have been sparked by an unusually hot summer heat wave . it's somewhat a 100 and we're working on multiple sources of forest size that added to the weather high temperatures and a lot of wind of cause great destruction, both in vegetation and building a non arctic blast has hit part of the united states and canada with fuel winds pushing temperatures down into the negative double digits. cable is under, has moved from boston. scenes captured from a live camera show, the coldest temperature ever recorded in the continental united states. at the mount, washington observatory and research center in the state of new hampshire, where the windshield dragged the mercury down to an incredible minus 79 degrees celsius on saturday. the arctic glass has brought sub 0 temperatures to large parts of the northeastern united states and canada temperatures across the region. plunging to dangerously low levels in boston, massachusetts, where it hit minus 33 with wind chill. the biting wind made the cold at times. downright painful. if you're really into mas

said this before, we do have concerned the french newspaper look in your rights that the drills of spark discontent among western states who consider these maneuvers a security threat. it says the drills are evidence of the failure of the international policy to isolate russia. it's a beautiful thing to have the big brother, china, and russia to come to the south african military guys to show them how things should be done at the international level. so we are not surprised about that and knowing that will come from the west militarily, education, the economy, to the finance, the, the, all of the things that are there when they say that change, that was to try and thank you. a couple. russia is how much money you're going to get. but if we, if you can't agree to that kind of money, you're sending a phone to that you will look the way. so it's, it's not women, it's not going to win in any way. now a long standing global issue that doesn't appear to be improving, gets that $360.00 view next, that of sex trafficking squatting. elcuse ask how a real difference can finally be made to tackle t

you to comment on it, son, let me know that the representative of the republican party, victoria sparks from the state of indiana, announced that she wants to leave the us congress. it is reported that the opponent of providing military aid to ukraine will not run for any position in the 24th year, that is, sparks refuses to participate in the fight for the seat held by republican senator michael brown, he will run for governorship quote explanation by victoria sparks i have won many hard fought battles for people and will work hard to win even more in the next two years but being a working mom it's hard and i need to spend more time with my two high school girls so i won't be running for any office in the 24th year well such a rather odious figure in the american in the american government in the american congress how did you personally perceive this information ms. market please i think ms. spets does not attract sensationalism, it is not the right scale, it is not the right level, therefore there is nothing to comment on this issue of her and her party, but in general, we do not feel

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so this is after sparking a war in ukraine. the u. s. is not satisfied and wants to assess sensually spark, some kind of military confrontation in the western pacific. extraordinary, all was a chemical i from journalists and or 3rd done, the lists are done thanks for your time and your thoughts in the program to them. thank you. an irish european parliament minister has lashed out. it's the institution for it's quote, subservient behavior towards the u. s. in light of recent revelations about the nord stream, explosions, a surprise winning report or sima hearse. probably the most legendary investigator journalist alive just maurice. a report that presents detail claims that on president biden's orders to us with norway's help blew up the north stream pipelines. does the yield care these need to know who did it? or do you want to know her says the us did it. because asked him, do you have some going to do it? or are these asked him questions any more? have we become saw, subservient. has the you become so subservient to us empire? i just