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. >>> lx news political editor noah pransky breaks down the numbers related to pride. >>> look to the skies this weekend. the bright light of a planet that we don't normally get to see. >>> we've talked about our newsletter on the show numerous times. i'm talking about housing deconstructed. tony is working so hard on it. so the latest edition came out thursday, yesterday. and tony, you're working on the edition for next week? >> yes, we'll be talking about bay area rents, and theorizing. but not in one city. stay tuned, sign up for our newsletter, it comes out thursday. i'll tell you which one it is. nbcbayarea.com/newsletters. you'll get it thursday in your inbox. >> tony, thank you. back in twminutes.o o >>> the rainbow flag is going up in honor of pride month. today, san francisco held its flag-raising ceremony with great fanfare. the city's first drag laureate helped kick off this event, and the lesbian gay freedom band performed. mayor breed gave a speech about the city's values of inclusion, celebration, and love as lgbtq rights in many parts of the country are under attack. >>

here's lx's noah pransky. >> reporter: running for president is a lot of work.und-raising, hand shaking, hobnobbing. the comedy "veep" is all too real for some candidates. >> why is this so hard? i just want to be president. >> reporter: most candidates will never even sniff a primary win. why bother with all that work? history suggests three popular reasons. number one, some candidates mistakenly actually think they have a chance. they think they're the next jimmy carter or bill clinton, ready to rise from the back of the pack to claim of nomination. for most, those beliefs are fictional. >> who said anything about winning? >> you said i'm going to be president. >> no, you did, made me chuckle every time. i never thought you could win. >> reporter: reason two, they simply need a job. history has proven that just being in the presidential conversation and get on that debate stage levels up your resume. ben carson and rick perry both got jobs in president trump's cabinet. former candidate pete buttigieg was named the current secretary of transportation. others ha

the sort of authorities reducing this high rate is a priority. noah's provided me with the right guessing no more than telling i'll be up to you. i am somewhere between a nose, an account, slo, healthcare workers like ronnie the, the lead, the government's and she has family planning programs that are about 90000 women like her across the higher lodge. i pick up line and kind of kind of drawing. yeah . a bunch items and you have not hit them with one. definitely give vitamin. let's divide them in full sauce. got a, i'm use, i'm dying of the company. i bought out the that i to what they, that i have to live on. they're going to come, the thing is bothering him, some of them is a little up to oscillating. but i'm more than glad to help me out when i come to school to get some down in the, in the, some of the, like on the bottom of that out, that was government that about, about something about it that the was about because donnie has been assigned to about $900.00 families and cushioned guns and meets each one of them regularly. she knows from 1st time experience, what can happen when women

my visits have noah meaning.lga alekseevna i've been wanting to say this for a long time, but i didn't dare. olya, i'm making you an offer. thanks, i'm not ready for this conversation yet. excuse me nicely settled down what a wonderful view from the window? the germans have been on the move lately. my intelligence is constantly reporting the situation. so this morning, the border guards were watching. previously, they disguised themselves in various ways, but now they have already stopped hiding, acting openly, as if we were not here. every way they try to provoke to conflict. you received a directive from the chief of the general staff. to her instructions. where do you think they will direct us? i ask all together in one regiment? that young replenishment is good. it's just, by the way, let's see. what change is growing for us, invite us to eat? comrade lieutenant general lieutenant gusev presenting on the occasion of arrival for further service comrade lieutenant general lieutenant abramov i present myself on

juan: in terms of the uniqueness of these charges noah bookbinder ,, he pointed out that donald trumpas not charged with the retention of any of the documents will stop he returned voluntarily. so none of the charges are for the kind of conduct, for example that president biden the former vice president pence or others had -- retaining documents. could you talk further about that? >> that is right. there are key differences between what president trump is alleged in with the evidence suggested he likely did and what we understand happened with people like president biden and former president pence. first, the number of documents is of a whole different scale. there seems to be a lot of evidence that he knew he had these documents and kept them intentionally, whereas with president biden and former vice president pence, even as we understand it, suggest they inadvertently took the documents as soon as they found out about them, cooperated completely with investigators, returned the documents. that is not what happen with president trump. as you pointed out, the key factor is that even

noah excuse me fyodor nikolayevich climb the road.donbass today the supreme commander yes is visiting by helicopter the president of russia, because it is inevitably better. today we learn about this first alexander grigorievich again. hello. drop it here. there are no forces that could keep him from the first person, that's all. it's clear. moscow fortress. putin is all with you. we'll see you in the president's office now. thanks a lot. come again every sunday at 22:00 on the channel russia events. and i will water you with yours. tsaritsa love story history of russia 15:00 on the russia channel the captain of the hockey team and i understood. sunday would you like to try it on? i want very well. and most importantly , thank you, i'll think about it. but not for long. and this coat is 100 years old at lunch, they effectively take different words and effectively. well, how beautiful but also how naked in front of everyone. i'm going to the sims store today, they threw out the heavenly tone to die. maybe your pulse is very sat. enough

stuart: third monkey in line to the noah's ark and is starting to rain.t's one i should rule over. next case. a reporter asked the white house with the message would be to parents that the daughters can be issued injured by transgender athletes. >> what you are alluding to is basically saying transgender kids are dangerous. you are laying out a broad example or explanation of what could potentially happen. the broad example, that's dangerous. stuart: will get into that. trump was arraigned without hiring new lawyers so what's the problem here? one of the remaining pretty jesse is next. ♪ ♪ stuart: that looks like wild new jersey. close to where trump was speaking. >> the last time i was in wildwood was in my high school prom. [laughter] stuart: just yesterday. [laughter] donald trump using his indictment to rally support and raise money for his campaign. ashley webster is with us. a huge platform for fundraising. how are his competitors keeping up? >> that's a good question. it's a conundrum because if you're someone else in the gop race, you want to supp

noah collection forms not an appreciated phrase and from a given we will correct the physicians of the capital of the oral were born today gatherings of professional saints in the hall of the palace of the republic because of the gadgets, departments, uratsi, nurses, paramedics, specialists, which fuss in their patients at any jazz, honorary temple, and breastplates and amal for twenty left-handed opponents of the sphere, and the khovs are healthy, the health of their mammoth slava and the peramorians of the city stage of the competition at rush thankful in general for the fact that we were valued here, i am infinitely grateful that i am here for the children of emotions who experience this. well, probably a sense of joy, a sense of gratitude is gone, an incredible sense of responsibility. well, the desire, probably, to work even harder, people need to be needed by their country. for me, this was not expected. i've been in healthcare for 75 years. and when you see that my work is your cost, your time, that it's all appreciated. it's very nice. believe it. well, as they say, the state i

noah friedman, thank you for being here. the founder and ceo of vibe map. thank you for joining us and much success. yeah, thanks for having me. the event and it's still to come here on mornings on 2 to 9 rescue was still out there searching for a submersible missing in a remote part of the atlantic ocean. we have the latest on the search. time is ticking to rescue the people on board. also ahead for you, a san francisco store was broken into more than once. we'll hear from the owner about the challenges he's facing, trying to pay some of the mounting repair bills kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allerg

chose noah. anya put on a bandage. i'm here, help. what is listen about lena, i'm a peasant here.can straighten out new documents for all of us in case we are found out. how to drink take care max how long do you think we still have to be extinguished when we get down to real business. the fact that we can still be useful, people still need us. the heart is not a disease. it could kill a jaika any minute from the impact. from anything . or maybe it won't happen at all, but sooner or later, he will find out about her anyway. the later. he finds out about it, so it's better if i'm sorry i have to go. let's get in touch. hello vitya. i heard you are being discharged. how do you feel. how he himself was fired without the right of restoration, a shameful resignation . in short, something like this. can you do it? take me to the sword. i want to fix everything. i will return my honest name and position, bring me to kalinin. and not the first one to ask for it. this is true. i'm tired, because i want to forget. this is my unpaid debt, you understand? you probably thought about it scrolle

frankly, having these guys, noah had gotten them from the high school he went to.w, you know, he had built a goo little team its. >> sure looks like it work. it worked against all odds. we have a picture of hanna with the high schoolers who made this happen and helped us break the news. i hope this was a great lesson for you in how a news organization operates. thank you for your help. it's great to talk to both of you lucases. and hanna and evan, thank you for explaining that to us. great to see you guys. >> thank you so much. >> okay. >>> tomorrow, on cnn this morning, an arizona mom targets with an a.i. kidnapping call about her daughter is going to join live to share here story and her warning to others. that's 6:00 a.m. eastern. thanks for watching tonight. our coverage continues now. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's h

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my is noah gould and i manage alumni and student programs here at the acton institute. i would like to thank our generous donors as well as all who make events like these possible. the format of this event will be a 30 minute lecture followed by a q&a this event is being recorded and streamed live, so please wait for the microphone to be passed you for your question. it is my privilege today to introduce dr. george nash. dr. nash was born in holyoke massachusetts. he received his ph.d. in history from harvard university. dr. nash is the author, the conservative intellectual movement in america since 1945, which is considered foundational work in its field. dr. nash is an authority on the life of president herbert hoover. between 1975 and 1995, he lived in iowa near the herbert hoover presidential library, where he prepared three volumes of the definitive scholar biography. under the general, the life of herbert hoover, he was commissioned for this project, the herbert hoover presidential library associate. when volumes one and two appeared in 1983 and 1988, he presented

seeming they authentic wait online and uses. often believe that what they see is 100 percent real noah introduced in the in 2021 celebrities and instances must indicate on social media whether a photograph has been re touched in the process. someone does the lot to go even further and encompass all content on social media. francis in the process of passing a similar lot, but for both photos and videos. french, one edition, we know the mass at the measure is to limit the destructive psychological effect of filters. and the u. k is currently working on drafting and always comparable tens of department state regulations. and in fact, really comes down to us uses. we need to constantly remind ourselves that what we see online is very often not a depiction of reality. what do you think of these apps? are they a threat? how do you feel about such altered faces? let us know. what are you using in stuff, facebook or what's up? well, be wary of the data. you ship the parent company. meta could pass on person. the dates of european uses to us all for a tooth. that's why the social media giant ha

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noah even howl, even howl. warriors notes with dmitry krylov hello friends, well friends, because now they watch television programs either out of interest, or out of friendly sympathy, or because of trust, if today all this is present, then trust your milk and together we will go to the sverdlovsk region. a small town 40 km from yekaterinburg well, what is the reason for us to climb into such a ural tmutarakan? what is so interesting, it’s your cheese, you think, what did you discover in it to surprise us with the right question, but going to the outback, we are every time convinced that almost every corner of russia and, especially our frame, this part of a big story but understanding what happened in the past. we understand about today's with you to take, but isn't it so so, if we talk about our neighbors, firstly, this is a city where everything is washed with the name of pavel bazhov, because the neighbor is the birthplace of the famous ural glider. secondly, all roads go here. here's to this unique heritage of the industrial urals , a red brick monster, a factory of the eighteen

i’m just on my past as a catholic monastery, and for a long time it’s not with noah, but only nitrogene was a significant kolka from the burial and which some of them were cut off and there were railings around the chapel, and besides, in this place. i something else in 1944 was already in the kit, it was decided. something like a moral object due to the fault of being so renewed and already in stone we believe. i'll mark. i say goodbye yak is guilty to be sure. and of course, it was grown on the version that the roofs are to blame, i symbolize both the orthodox and catholic traditions on the very right to take the orthodox church, then this is the roof, efrosinina polotskaya and shin began to call him patriarch i’ll show you in the catholic tradition it’s called the cardinal’s roof and says he knew it was n’t at all you horseshoe along kolka on this krupskaya field. on that memorial day , the verasnev popelny day of 1796 gathered at the battle. i'm just a kind of orthodox such a catholic faith of theirs, it was a temple near the channovations of both of them and therefore on a memoria

we know that,noah is working on estimates that will fact or in climate change -- factor in climate change but those are years away. do you worry that we are going to end up in this moment that we are in, building roads, bridges, and other infrastructure that might not be adequate for the climate of the future or for the present? >> there is a huge risk that we will take this once in a generation amount of money and spend it in a way where we don't build the bridge high enough for the floodwaters, the road does not have a wide enough drainage ditch for the precipitation that falls. we base our building practices in the u.s. on model building code. those model building codes also rely on the calculations of pass rain that we have had. those model building codes, even if they are the latest codes, do not yet reflect the future risk. in the u.s., because of the way we are set up and the decisions of how and where building occurs rests with state or local government, more than half the state, 40 some states have a very low level of code to disaster resistance. that's to the events that occurre

we will have an interview with noah and ben in the 7:00 hour. stick around.second glance. i'm sure that is what you are seeing all morning since you have been out there. >> people are starting to arrive. we expect a few more in the next hour. we are seeing a lot of people -- there is a person right now taking a picture to my right. >> i cannot wait to see or hear from the creators of the robot vanessa. really cool. we will see you in a bit. >>> it is such a cool thing that they did, darren. the purpose was to put a smile on people's faces, nothing more than that. >> you already watched this segment an hour ago. and your face lit up as soon as that puppet showed up behind itay. >> i want to know if they will do another one, maybe a puppet with a guitar down the streets of san francisco. >> if it catches on they will get another one. >> i'm still getting over the fact that that song is 20 years old. >>> here is a good way to sum up today. low clouds, marine layer, june gloom hanging out over the golden gate and some of the immediate east bay valleys but not a l

because we are now on the former graves of the catholic monastery, and he has long been no longer with noahly his son kolya had a significant calmness and some of them were otshukany and there were railings around the chapel, and besides, on this place. well, i already stood in 1944 that such, well, the object is really guilty of being the most single-layered and we already believe in stone. sure object and of course , the version was grown that the roofs are guilty, i symbolize the brush both orthodox and catholic tradition on the very right to take the caliber to the orthodox church, then this is the roof of the euphrosine of the pod and shane began to call him the patriarchal roof of the catholic tradition. it is called the cardinal's roof and says, he knew, it was not at all the horseshoe along kolka on this large field. at that memorable day , the verosnevsky popelny day of 1796 gathered, whether i was simply killed there, no such orthodox catholic faith, they were a temple near the shamans and those and others, and therefore on the memorial chapel with a membrane with a purpose. com d

noah's responsibility, that's based on all this, and consideration of this issue is very important.ted in the supreme court , the institute of special confiscation is considered as a measure to prevent new crimes , contributes to the restoration of social justice, and also serves as a measure to ensure public safety. in addition, special confiscation creates conditions for compensating the damage caused and is of a compensatory nature. a new pinnacle of aerospace technology the second nano-satellite of the belarusian state university launched into orbit development lasted more than 5 years, the creation of the apparatus involved a team of several dozen people in terms of technical and technological parameters, the second nano-satellite surpassed the first, increased the weight to almost 3 kg, improved video cameras. now a high resolution for a high-quality picture has been added by a belarusian-designed transmitter, if before there was orientation only due to electromagnetic, now it is a mechanical flywheel system. uh, which, in principle , is quite rare on satellites. that is, it i

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the holy existence of noah and the grace of islam said otherwise and this province is the same province that is mentioned in another part of the honorable verse. they say that the meaning of this saying is that if someone has a child, his inheritance will not go to his brothers and sisters as the first class, the first class has priority over the second class, the second class has priority over the third class. elders , we have a specific priority. we have a special priority it is this and there is no other than that. the detailed priority is that a father tells his child to listen to the teacher , listen to the words of your elder brother and elder sister , which means to prefer his words to your own wishes. to the first floor, the master of the prophet answered the question, "never-be-ve-la-la-mu'minin, i myself, what does it mean , where the field of commanding and forbidding of the holy prophet of islam is no longer a place to pay attention to oneself and one's own will, one should speak clearly , but understand and answer in one sentence." they gave wilayat from the poison and obed

and i want to thank noah and your colleagues for inviting me to this platform. and for all the courtesies you have extended to me on march 1929, herbert hoover was on top of the world as he took his oath of office that day to be president of the united. he could look back a career path that had curved unbroken lead upward. born in iowa. in 1874 and orphaned before was ten. by 1914, hoover was an intern, acclaimed mining engineer living in london when world war one broke out. that year, he quickly became an internet national humanitarian hero by creating an un press relief commission that delivered food for more than four years to the civilian population of german occupied belgium, which was under constant threat of starvation. belgium was just the beginning. between 1914 and the early 1920s, hoover directed, financed or assisted a multitude of relief endeavors in europe without parallel in the history of mankind. tens of millions of people owed their lives to his exertions. it was later said of him that he saved more lives than any other person in history. durin

noah the territory of ukraine in general, when the americans talk about something rightfully somehow strange. well, what exactly can you say? this, of course, is what a loss is. ukrainian is absolutely scary today, by the way, there is also a wild number of training grounds. nai is interested that one of the smart germans. he even said that ukraine would end up with weapons, not weapons. we will supply people will run out. here's what 24-year-old presidential campaigner robert kennedy jr. says during a pandemic, yes, we constantly lied from the goals that constantly changed in the war. in iraq, in ukraine, we were told stories that we were in ukraine on a humanitarian mission, it was explained that the goal was to overthrow the regime and pull off the russians. this means that the ukrainians are trapped. proxies of a war between two superpowers that believe in the situation depending on geopolitical goals and sacrifice hundreds of thousands of ukrainian youth. i think the pentagon administrations are dishonest with the americans regarding the number of ukrainians killed. 350,000 ukra

intelligence, otherwise now it is so new, can artificial intelligence artificial intelligence then noahife and builds money in vain, the ark is not all determined by artificial intelligence. so let's introduce our guests and invite to how i get carried away, as always and call. beautiful or should i say? ceo of metallist nazima tindeev ceo of transmasholding kirill lipa chairman in rf igor shuvalov founder of call technologies yuri maksimov president of alliance group musa bazhaev and before we talk about it, vladimir said 30 years in the future. many now call 30 years the period during which russia was building a completely new economy. of course, we come to february 2022 with many complexities and weaknesses in the economy, but i must tell you, as a person who was directly related to the development of the russian economy, the past year and a half shows that for 30 years. we have built a very powerful strong russian economy, an integrated international economic community. we never had before the goal of turning away from the west and redirecting all our economic ties to the east. our

noah republics or important zaporizhzhia region , the russian military destroyed an armored personnel in the southern donetsk direction, the footage is published by the ministry of defense , an enemy combat vehicle with a crew, a k-52 helicopter was hit by a guided missile . there is a direct one. well, now an urgent message has arrived, but just in continuation of this topic, which we recently voiced, negotiations between yevgeny prigozhin and president of belarus alexander lukashenko were held all day and there is a message that prigozhin accepted lukashenka's proposal on stop the movement of wagner fighters and before the escalation. this is reported by the press service of the president of belarus in which direction the enemy is not allowed to gain a foothold, our tankers suppress the positions of militants with fire from long distances, the topic from the local shells residential areas from the air, but the missiles knock down air defense from the advanced report by igor pikhanov. in these drone footage, the movement of ukrainian militants in the kuplin tactical direction, and no

you have to pay, they have to pay this of the army unable to fight on every front left the senate, noah called child to prospect by the end of the bloody was a chapel, had expanded his zone of influence to tijuana, and see what was your last will the efficiency to by that that, that, that these mean we've love your lens here. this was the contributor. who sent valencia the sort i'm in the same mental illness for my 6, but i see of us at but also he's gavia can either see, look at our mental yeoman thought, but let the no meant. then 10 minutes 20, that the was us to get that. uh, a new bill is that i might because of the, at the start of the 2, thousands the us and columbia also chose the military option. they had operated the most expensive plans of bottling drug trafficking, plan colombia, full $1000000000.00 over 5 years. the hundreds of american advises resound at the columbia. nami boasted by these new means columbia turned away from its initial goal. the main traffic has power ministries, allies of the state will not targeted, propagates drugs became a rule plan, boca type port, e

gerwig and her co-writer noah baumbach seem like they are taking barbie in a different direction and of a subversive direction. i am excited for barbie especially. i'm also very curious about the new mission impossible. of course, tom cruise is a reliable box office star, and i'm really excited for that because it's one of those franchises that i think keeps getting better every every new installment. and tom cruise is just he's still really fun to watch. jeffery: you are nodding your head with tom cruise. ann: avidly. i am completely with aisha. mission impossible. this franchise has proven to be so durable. and as she pointed out, it does get better and better. and i think we can attribute a lot of that to tom cruise. jeffery: you have some more big blockbusters for the summer? ann: same day as barbie, we're going to get oppenheimer, which is the biopic from christopher nolan about robert oppenheimer, the father of the nuclear bomb. this is based on a masterful biography by kai bird and martin sure when, -- martin sherwin, american prometheus, which was just this really comprehensi

noah pransky is here with us as well, and cnbc washington correspondent, emily wilkins.nk you very much for being here, everybody. so 6-3 ruling, two more 6-3 rulings, i should say. student debt. >> you're right, katy, if somebody was going to sum up this supreme court right now, the name of the book might be 6-3 because we're seeing so many opinions fall along those lines. today we saw two more, the first coming in, a case having to do with a web designer in colorado who says that she does have gay clients but didn't want to be asked to do a wedding web site because she said in that view it would infringe upon her free speech because she thinks that marriage should be between a man and a woman, and the conservative majority opinion, just gorsuch said they needed to be able to protect free speech for all. in the dissenting opinion, justice sotomayor said this is discriminatory against lgbt people and shouldn't have been considered in the first place, the court is going too far. and we saw in the student loans place, chief justice roberts writing the majority opinion agai

strategic goods, your colleagues reported that the 12 importance of agriculture and the orders of prophet noah examined the headings that were determined and what topics were raised. forgot before from this report, let's see together, we will come back, we will be at your service. the caution of any agricultural country that supplies the country cheaply, more than anything else , is one of the most important organizations of imam to cut off dependence on foreigners in the production of agricultural products . other things should be equal, and in other words, they or let's suppose that we are talking to them , they considered agriculture as the job of the prophets, they always insisted on strengthening it. i was going to see the dog i want to tap agriculture and sometimes we have to act dearly, we must strengthen ourselves, that is, both the government should strengthen it and the farmer brothers should do their best to strengthen agriculture, and the sufficiency of some strategic agricultural products is due to these ideas before the revolution. 14 million tomans in agriculture, 26 million in

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noah's swire has reached an extreme and dangerous level, just like his times.e have a unique an opportunity not only to ease those tensions, but to embark on a radical new path towards peace. no one will give, he will follow the path to peace. although he says a very sensible thing, it is true that john never says anything. that, when he spoke now , it is already impossible to establish, therefore , the peculiarity of the historical process is that documents unexpectedly pop up, or those documents that he used for himself are recognized, not verified, but the essence is not me. it is important that the current policy is not capable of saying who is in power, although for one simple reason it is impossible to understand. look at the man by his last name. that's why he doesn't even know the anthem of his country. and then he realizes that music sounds, but it seems that this is not the anthem of america , just he's done well. so he is the president or the prime minister the prime minister or the president seems to have lowered the falsity will not, but you will n

noah wrestling no one hangs with the peasants everything is clearly calculated therefore worked out andraight it gives me joy to be with these guys say to ride hear them this one, of course, vasily terkin in the war on the one hand, because everyone has their own sense of humor. well, well, it's just that they are so real, and i hear some stories when i hear them. i'm writing them down. and well, of course, the camera and i really want to share with you, usually in this part i don’t have much yes, and synchronizes. but today i want to give a couple, to hear the voices of these people and feel how alive they are, how amazing they are. the commander of the 200th brigade, callsign polyana, he is such a creepy mushroom, a boletus, so thoughtful and not in a hurry. he speaks so interestingly. well, listen, we are here to him, when we arrived at the teams. and i was in solidarity at this command post. eh, before that, the guys were musicians and it was just nice to have such prints, that is, well, the men do not lose anything in vain, but around here there is a war around. everything around i

some will even see, you know, noah's as carving the grand canyon, nonreligious people just see the forces of nature and you know, that can touch them as well, because, you know, we spend most of our lives in cities and jobs and families have these social identities. there to be everything. you know, there's nothing outside our social identities and people come here and they see that, you know, there really is this much grander reality beyond their lives that you know that their lives came out of. so even, you know, non-religious people end up having a somewhat religious experience here. sometimes. yeah. yeah. so now we're standing on what's called the hermit road, which is west of grand canyon village, and we're at paul point and there's a paul memorial just just off to my side here, which is a more memorial to john wellesley powell. he was the first river explorer here in 1869. and he was sort of a passionate geologist. he just wanted to come out and explore the canyons geology and put together a do it yourself trip. you know, he he was a teacher at wesleyan university. he didn't get muc

noah is based on a new technology that is applied today in our country, an operation is being carriedut using uh, well, robotic systems, i see. well, i want to say that we call it unmanned technology, another important route to the east that gazprom is planning is the construction of the power of siberia 2 and its continuation to china union east while the soyuz vostok gas pipeline will pass through the territory of mongolia, participation in a large-scale project will be beneficial for all parties. today, we are considering the possibility of supplying gas through the territory of mongolia from the unified gas supply system of our country, which starts over the import region , the gas pipeline of the power of siberia 2, this is a larger project than the power of siberia , which is much larger in volume and, accordingly, along the length of this gas pipeline , of course, is very important for our country, because those regions where gas is still available today. no, this is buryatia and, accordingly, the trans-baikal territory, in the future, gazprom plans to main gas pipelines in eas

today and leave rest of abilities at the adults with the pollution presidents. alexander lucas jenco noah's in coordination with the russian president . but even if it's in these roman culture, takes a look at the estimate of volume, his presence, invest on the bloodshed here and rest all minds on having versus members are private. is there a company have and now left the city? we are right next to the headquarters. all the military here in law cellphones on and it's back cons or of their control, the ministry police. here you can see the guys are back to work. however, the consequences on this farm use any roommates or take a look at this uh gauge is been destroyed by se, solve the wagner military group. there are 10 tracks on the street as well, but the roles are being zip blogs. now of course, so the situation here was the very sense on saturday. and i tried to gauge people's opinion about what happens here. that they need to sort out their relationship after victory. it broke my heart, seeing what happened, were it but now everything is fine with very glad that everything worked out saf

. >> reporter: they say noah is in the process of developing atlas 15, incorporating the historical changes. and as well as the estimates of the climate conditions. areas in california may be at higher risk than what it says. >> and they're right on the california border. >> reporter: underestimating what the future projects could be threatened. >> we are not designing them to be properly standing. >> and their model is still reliable and accurate. >>> still ahead, while a lot of us are looking forward to the summer heat. that also means more mosquitoes. how to keep yourself safe. >>> a source of emergency information and news. why they're disappearing from some cars. why >>> mosquito season is here, and it will be a lot of them flying around, pesky. >> oh, they're bigger this year too and meaner. dominique garcia spoke about how to protect your kids from west nile this summer. >> because of this, you can expect plenty of this. >> and we can expect a lot of mosquitoes this summer season. >> reporter: and a pediatric resident with uc davis health and says it doesn't take much for these pests

noah brantley works with families trying to bring their missing kids home. >> when we talk about missing, the response is not the same as it would be for a white woman. we need the enemy alert to say, these people matter too. >> reporter: in oakland, convenient lena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> uncle sam got tough on robocalls but they're rebounding. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we're asking why and what you can do about it, next. >>> temperatures are warming up. if you had plans to travel to the sierra, this is a live look. stunning weekend to do so. we'll take a look at what to expect plus the latest in the sierra snowpack co >>> it's still happening. a lot of people getting unwanted robocalls. >> the federal government said it was cracking down, but really, what happened? we asked our consumer investigator, chris chmura, to dig into this. >> tonight, we have yo-yo numbers to show. the feds taking an unprecedented step to cut off robocalls and a california factoid that will help you hang up even faster on the most infamous robocallers. when spammers call -- >> this is an ur

and then as i do, she looked at the noah memorial museum here. the see, it's one of the saddest museums and the she say, oh, so you can quickly so you can come what kind of insight do you with my life? what, what are you comfortable? yeah, the cindy quote, concurrent on the back and forth and the sure fine things in it and then she all mean so you could leave sure a strong found the base, you know the should be to your home the coco date. that's the guy stuff. no, no, no, sorry to, but i need to convey those fits, go to menu, to go. good. didn't go shields in. know what is this your pico on monday is japanese and lived in the unit 731. when she was just to 13, the she often visits china now organizing exhibitions and conferences, to expose the crimes perpetrated by unit 731. the same was that's the guys that you can just of color. oh jesus, go to at the shop, given the museum, us kind of know a don't know movie the. oh, well yeah my mom the but us you also know kind of bring it up to the to come as a gruesome reputation. among eaters, the actuall

we have noah lyles and sydney mclaughlin-levrone here. go from running, you know, average to running 20% better. you get amazing performances that's exactly what we saw back in the u.s. at world championships. i go from running 19.5 to running 19.3 >> you just set the american record, you broke it, dependant you? >> i did >> so you are on your way. you are on your path paris in your sights sydney, you keep breaking your own records over and over again. i understand you are going to try a new event this friday, the 400 meter flat no hurdles. >> no hurdles. >> what made you decide to do that how is it different? >> very different. just trying something new, getting to work on my speed and obviously just pushing the bounds of what's possible for me my coach loves me trying new things so i'm stepping out of the box and hopefully trying to earn my spot in that, too. >> we had tokyo, which for all the reasons were just a little different. how were you approaching the olympics this time, especially in beautiful paris >> i fell like the first two

noah pransky, thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> when the covid-19 public health emergency endedment policy in medicaid. that could push as many as 15 million people off the government health coverage in the coming months. that includes 5 million children who may rely on that health care for life saving treatments. as "politico" reports, while all states are removing people from their medicaid roles, several republican-led states appear to be moving at breakneck speed, and no state is moving as quickly as arkansas. joining me now is "politico" health care reporter megan messerly, thanks for being here. explain what's happening in arkansas? >> as you mentioned, arkansas is moving through the process in half the time that the biden administration is urging states. arkansas is doing it in six months. this is a result of the law the legislature passed in 2021. so 140,000 people have lost their medicaid in arkansas. 70% of those lost coverage for procedural reasons, meaning the state didn't make a determination that made too much money, rather they missed a letter, didn't know informa