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alice: hi. how's it going? salvatore: great. alice: did you get good material?vatore: yeah, it's all pretty good. alice: great. reporter: then the magic begins. in the end the discarded scraps will become new yarn and wool. it's a complex process, that starts here. alice: our goal is to restore the yarn to its original color. we separate the colors and then our machine turns the rags into a kind of fiber pulp. that way we restore the original color without chemical dyes. reporter: chemical dyes are only one of the problems in today's textile industry. worldwide, 20% of water pollution comes from dyeing and finishing fabrics. that's another reason why recycling used clothing is so important. alice: the material then goes to our washing plant, where it's shredded and turned back into raw material. we draw the water we use from a depth of 150 meters. we filter it and then send it directly to the treatment plant to be purified. so we also recycle the water. reporter: her company processes up to 25 tons of fabric per day. the final product are these fluffy fibers. al

alice: hi. how's it going? salvatore: great. alice: did you get good material?vatore: yeah, it's all pretty good. alice: great. reporter: then the magic begins. in the end the discarded scraps will become new yarn and wool. it's a complex process, that starts here. alice: our goal is to restore the yarn to its original color. we separate the colors and then our machine turns the rags into a kind of fiber pulp. that way we restore the original color without chemical dyes. reporter: chemical dyes are only one of the problems in today's textile industry. worldwide, 20% of water pollution comes from dyeing and finishing fabrics. that's another reason why recycling used clothing is so important. alice: the material then goes to our washing plant, where it's shredded and turned back into raw material. we draw the water we use from a depth of 150 meters. we filter it and then send it directly to the treatment plant to be purified. so we also recycle the water. reporter: her company processes up to 25 tons of fabric per day. the final product are these fluffy fibers. al

alice remains eugene in the dungeon we see off.seconds five questions try not to overthink the answers. it's better to agree. who has the sharpest teeth that can lay eggs, the same dwellings are built by animals. five people think that the wolf has the sharpest teeth that you said eggs can be laid. and just like you feel. 21 people, what dwellings are built by animals you said. mink burrows gave the same answer. in the oven, you said roast and two people also answered. i wonder what you said white and also answered. evgenia to receive the main prize , you need to score 200 points left. how many if alice has already scored 68 23 points ? all you have is 20 seconds , 5 seconds more than alice because some of your answers may coincide with hers answers. if so, then at that moment such a terrible signal will sound, and you will need to immediately give another answer. we agreed that the time has come. who has the sharpest shark teeth, what can save money? what kind of things do den animals build? what is cooked in the oven? intrigue, w

alice: get it yourself!sey grammer: the guy was clearly buffeted every day by things but held up always by this love he had with this wonderful woman. alice: i learned something tonight too. i don't even mind growing old, as long as you and i grow old together. peter scolari: that was an american experience that a hundred million people could identify with. ralph: baby, you're the greatest. sara k. eskridge: we like to think of ourselves as a classless society. and in postwar america, that was more true than ever. but at the same time, there are all of these little tells. there's obviously your job. what kind of house you live in. what kind of clothes you wear. what kind of car you drive. opie: hey gomer! gomer: hey o! sara k. eskridge: but one of the biggest tells for class was actually a southern accent. opie: can i use your hose? gomer: help yourself, what's in there is free, we do make a charge for gas though. daniel de vise: and that north south divide became an inspiration for all of these rural sitcom

alice and lino speaker may have missed. one site is faster suits and transportation. horses. whiting is the only means of transfer here that allows access to villages where the tracks to go. the kind of go into the house. gosh, hello. hello. hi, this is renee. the guy told me when i did 12 and cipollina of manage to keep the engine cool, but still don't have any pain customers. the, the, the finally a past caesar with one whole dollar in his pocket. the thing in the house, a lot of stuff to you, we named drive bush taxi's and it's due to the tend to come on people's respect. riley divided by the last summer months all over again. as a new group of passengers gets on board. none of them is quite prepared for what the journey has in store the the i do, the one i do what nobody gotten any get music might make us happy. watch the story thing with white. now. she needs to concentrate hard on this p to sense this is mostly to conclude her name to tennessee and has an unusual way of we are showing her passengers. yes no, the the,

so alice acted lena, hoping to double their income. but their friend, william doesn't like the idea of them driving to 660 the was coming today to be to europe. i met you know, he and i just got into a motto one month and that's in our lives. easy to use. i would twice and whom would you put into the web security to face? so goes to 80. so again, so and then they delivered it to a like to tell you so well who the leak is over to get you over to the dealer due to the isaac. i dropped off were moving a couple minutes ago for 2 seconds ago. for now homeless companies have been to village that goes on with alice. and felina simply can't afford to come. so they need to be careful. and they and their families crate the individual units to build radio dreaming, making money the in the summer that out here in the country the good days ago. so i wonder them, but that's enough, but it's on the moon. i think you might have, i do like reading the math however is not as difficult as navigating this country track the how would you like to find me is

with one of alice's cousins. the big one day. and they transferred me over to go go by law, but i did not lose this one other time. now let me stop what hi. phillip will be guy else comes up with you got the shop and whatnot. if the software, the head to the english to, to host racing is one of the truck. but on the mountain platforms here, the wind is local hughes. and every week, the tract, long distances to see the in time is leading and freethinking jones, along behind him, flows old will not give time to buy an with the model. but by just, you know, we need to cut on, which we know with the more for, for the whole while off for, and during the we a bung disability product. i do pop up and you mentioned was the new way, 300 people have arrived at this remote mountain venue. why does and speak to you because down booby savings today in the whole building of wait a minute. what does that, i mean, i do like that. am i the by the, the, by the, by the, the, the, the one the, the, the way the room is under the desk and supposed to

alice and leno speaking may have missed one site to the suits and transportation. horses. whiting is the only means of transfer here that allows access to services with the tracks to go the go into the house. the guy. so paula. hello. hello. hi. this is renee hughes. i taught it when i did 12 and cipollina have managed to keep the engine cool, but still don't have any pain customers. the or the finally a past caesar with one whole dollar in his pocket. the thing in the house, a lot of those sites after you went in twice, bush taxi's and it's due to the tend to come on people's respect. riley divided by the last summer months all weekend as a new group of passengers gets on board. none of them is quite prepared for work. the journey has in store the on the i do the one i do want nobody done any get music might make us happy. watch the story. thing with white now. she needs to concentrate hard on this to defend this is kathleen to conclude her name to tennessee and has an unusual way of we're showing her passengers. oh yes no. no, no i don't on the bus that's. that's the address for th

alice enders, thank you very much indeed _ past.. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. - past. alice enders, thank you very | much indeed forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. in medway the council is consulting on a scheme to stop vehicles using roads close to schools at peak times, including the one outside this watches the primary. to be honest i think it is a great idea, it can get manic especially around any of these areas because there is any of these areas because there is a lot of schools and a lot of traffic. if it goes ahead the scheme will be similar to this one in london, drivers caught on camera during drop—off or pickup times will be fined unless they are residents, have businesses in the street or are working at the school. what have businesses in the street or are working at the school.— working at the school. what we are seeinu in working at the school. what we are seeing in london _ working at the school. w

, if earlier it was necessary to say alice turn on the light or yandex before each command.make it louder, then, now you can just turn on the light louder, quieter, and so on, the column will understand and perform. well, in principle, a logical understandable solution. especially with regard to the set of sequential commands, but they say technically to implement. it is not easy and few assistants can do it. well turned up the volume, i want more, and then i have to go back too much, and so on and so forth, and every time i spend energy on pronouncing the word alice well, in fact, e is not very pleasant and human communication, but it doesn’t look like that either. we still. uh, we have some kind of context that we hold. actually, they came up with how, uh, this little brain that lives inside the column and listens to the word alice, how to expand it, e , two words yandex and alice to there come on us 5:30, and which included the most popular these frequently repeated things that people want from their device. the bottom line is that the spotter is the name of the part of t

i said that there he was alice and most of the time it turned out that there was alice today i realizedis is the ability to exist on the stage. yes, it's a little. yes, a little yolka , uh, yolka whose name is lisa therefore , now i can’t choose between the versions of alice mon and lisa yolka, let it be alice monn. mona lisa is an excellent new singer in our stage philippe well, i won’t leave the holes that i had from the very beginning olya seryabkina, this is you accepted by valery the most stable version that i have already said and it seems to me under this mask is a voice artist that i know better than many others. shena had three versions. e, to be honest, it was olya seryabkina, it was mia boyko and the bus, but today i sincerely trust valery now and i think that there is a singer there. will you take off your mask today? i hope that this project has opened a new facet of talent for you. your performance was outstanding. ah. there were a lot of ups and downs, there were nominations. i am sure that you will never forget this project, and the audience for sure, because so many sho

it was alice. you're right. you very much thank you, well the fifth question and 5.000 rubles. next in line. the first is not combustible crazy. on which island did the mythical minotaur live in cyprus in crete in sicily in sardinia why do you think she is crete answer b to crete answer accepted in the famous labyrinth of the cretan king you are absolutely right. thank, thank the king was called minus i remind the audience that with the help of the red button on the remote control. you can play with the participants of our show and receive an invitation to this studio during the broadcast, log in by phone number and answer questions for each answer you are given 30 seconds of the most active erudite viewers. we will invite you to our show and you will be able to compete for the main prize of 3 million rubles. where can you play you see on running line, good luck anastasia as far as i know, you graduated from school with a gold medal and you have a red diploma. yes, that's right, higher education. right? yes, wha

it is not yet clear how alice and the combs overcame them.alked, then for a six-year-old child. this the police were quite a long distance . the car probably stood at 15 and the car was probably there for everyone, but here, in short, they detained him in the car and everything was with the child. everything is fine, girl. now the psychologist is working. and the investigators with her kidnapper are the motives of ivan grebennikov. it still remains unclear , but no matter how obvious that he simply did not have time to carry out his plan veronica bog makarina kharitonova eduard elina vladimir shumakov the largest city in the south african republic here is the first footage from the scene at the site of the motorway in the business district of the megapolis gaping hole tens of meters long. in one version , gas leaked and ignited underground, information that affected, until youth arrived, according to the action in several regions of russia at once, the security forces detained members of a criminal group who traded illegal drugs that allegedl

sepsis, what you just been shouldn't alice almost went into.ng cancer. these were the ones that are most likely to account for those severe outcomes and where they focus their attention and study. >> the problem that alice has is that doctors and her fist seem to be under the impression that appendicitis presents a one uniform ryan it doesn't. there are many ways it could. that is what her case went misdiagnosed. generally speaking, why does this seem to happen so often? >> what you pointed out with alice his one of the primary culprits. they expect right lower belly pain. somebody doesn't have that, they say this doesn't seem like appendicitis, which seemed to be what happened with alice. i looked at all of her medical charge. take stroke. people say, you have weakness and ability speaking, that stroke but what if somebody comes in with dizziness or headache or fatigue. less clear. people might miss that. cardiac stuff. heart stuff. classic left sided chest pain. that's what people typically think of. what if it is generalized chest pain. the

it was right that alice and the chief - right that alice and the chief executive of natwest resigned.ent has been clear throughout that it government has been clear throughout thatitis government has been clear throughout that it is wrong to relieve someone's bank account because of their political views or something that they said. 50. their political views or something that they said.— their political views or something that they said. so, how did we get here? nigel— that they said. so, how did we get here? nigel farage _ that they said. so, how did we get here? nigel farage posted - that they said. so, how did we get here? nigel farage posted this - here? nigel farage posted this video on during the 29th saying his account at coutts have been closed and he feared it might be the because of his political views. this is the prestigious bank for the wealthy owned by natwest. a few days later the bbc business editor put out this tweet quoting people familiar with the situation who rejected the notion that the decision was in any way political. it was for commercial reasons. but the nig

alice became interested in the local department.rescences immediately began to raise documents and find out who she is. where she lives. the materials have already been transferred to all supervisory authorities in the region for pre-investigation verification . after establishing the identity and status. it will be up to the assessment of her actions, as well as the actions of officials of the system for the prevention of neglect and juvenile delinquency , what should alisa's children prepare for? employees of the authorities, guardianships will assess the everyday and, most importantly, psycho-emotional conditions in which the boys live, only they still need to be found, realizing that the live broadcast turned out to be too popular, the streamer, picking up all her relatives, successfully left the village. diana kabando, nadezhda, zybkina and alexander tutarina at the ntv television company the police detained suspected of attacking a 19-year-old young man in elektrostal yuri markov is now in the hospital, under the supervision o

and she said let's meet this is alice alice take this pudding away, the pudding and the servants immediately the table. so alice did not even have time to bow to him. in various translations of carol's book, it is sometimes mentioned that the dessert was from plum chef. andrei zabelin is sure that in fact we are talking about a traditional english pudding with raisins or prunes, and historians agree with him. how did it look first of all andrey soaks dried fruits and nuts in cognac with spices - this is the basis of the foundations of our pudding, since, uh, it should turn out to be fragrant, very rich and due to alcohol. it will be kept long enough, because according to tradition it was prepared long before christmas and alcohol. it acts as a preservative here. the chief leaves this the mixture rest for an hour and makes a dough of eggs, milk sugar, flour, breadcrumbs, melted butter and soda , adds the floured dried fruits and nuts for a full four hours. under the foil in a water bath and the pudding is ready, you can decorate with traditional english custard. here the question is whether,

it is not yet clear how alice and the combs overcame them. walked, then for a six-year-old child. it was quite a long distance the policemen were. the car was probably 15. here they are standing and the car is for everyone, probably there, but here, in short, they detained him in the car and everything was with the child. everything is fine, girl. now psychologists work, and investigators with her kidnapper ivan grebennikov's motives. still remain unclear. but no matter how they were, it is obvious that he simply did not have time to implement the plans . to resolve any issues and help evade responsibility for the woman who became the culprit in the accident, the policeman did not suspect that the transfer of the bag with money was under the control of employees of the own security department of the regional head office of the ministry of internal affairs of opponents fsb investigators of the investigative committee. the package contains an explanation of why the money for their needs is carried out at present , a procedural decision has been

the professor michael oppenheimer and the senior feller -- fellow, alice hill. welcome to washington post live. >> thank you. >> michael millett's start with you -- let's start with you. more than 50 million americans are under severe heat alert, parts of texas have seen triple digit whether for many days in a row. records are falling, can you explain why an event like this is so significant? white is the thing that scientists are telling us is likely to happen more often around the world? and what are the health risks and worries when we face events like this? >> the greenhouse gas primarily through fossil fuel burning building up in the atmosphere. the trump team, would otherwise -- trapped with escape space. it's a trend owing on for 150 years. it's accelerating because we are more those -- poor martha gases in the atmosphere. dream a very slight extreme heat waves, the extra heat evaporates from the ocean surface and what goes up has to come down. you get more rainfall. extreme levels of seawater at the coast, sea level is rising as the ocean water warms and

alice , what do you know about this case? how much does it actually affect zaporizhzhia?his happens not only in zaporizhzhia, but also throughout ukraine, but this is what i see in zaporizhzhia. unfortunately, these are not isolated cases, there are cases when they fall into the public sphere, then they usually cause condemnation, but it is worth. well, for an example, come on saturday evening on instagram. look at the stories, see what people are posting here. i want to emphasize that despite the fact that zaporozhye is very close to the front, we have entertainment facilities , there are shellings in the morning , messages from the general staff's photo about the victims of the dead and in the evening we have dances, including russian songs. well, i don't understand at all and i don't understand why people still go, why they still listen to it, do you remember the case when, uh, the zaporizhia entertainment complex was not allowed to serve military food, and then also everyone wrote that they will never go here, or not , theirs will be there, but no, now you drive by, t

alice wertz, ktvu fox two news. alice, thank you.ch hazard statement is in effect this weekend for the bay area coastline. first responders are warning beachgoers about possible sneaker waves. another potential problem is the water's temperature, which is in the mid 50s colder than usual for this time of year. pacifica police say officers seized a number of illegal fireworks ahead of the 4th of july holiday. they posted this photo showing some of what was confiscated, including fireworks called gunslinger and saturday night specials, so-called safe and sane fireworks are legal in pacifica, but police say these do not fall into that category. and firefighters have a clear message on the sunday night, leave the fireworks to the professional fire departments around the bay area are bracing for what is expected to be a very busy few days. and while safe and sane, fireworks are legal in about a handful of bay area communities, as firefighters say in these hot, dry conditions, it is better to not even take a chance. the things that worry u

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> thank you, alice. >>> home prices are still edging upward despite rising interest rates. a new report shows the gaps are widening between regions all across the country. it's the fourth straight month that home prices increased and shot up to the highest levels in the rust belt. we're talking home prices in chicago, cleveland and new york, those shot up between 3% and 5% between april and may. a different story, though, out here on the west coast where homes are already historically inflated. home prices there fell 11% this spring. likely due to job cuts. >>> an earnings report from microsoft, bigger picture growth has come in under 10% for three consecutive quarters. and trading today microsoft shares up about 2%. overall an update on wall street. the dow jones closed up just 27 points higher for the 12th positive session for the index. the longest winning streak since six years ago. >>> still ahead, workers at kaiser hospitals across the bay area unhappy with their working conditions and letting everyone know it. how kaiser is responding to their

this was our last summer release and like the cheshire cat, alice's interlocutor, we dissolve, do not dear viewers, a mysterious smile, hanging in the air is not a laughing matter. now the international review will return on september 1. is a tank a tank? this is power, there the heart beats when this armada starts up. i went in, the settlement he just stood up in a column and some kind of hail flew in , the interaction took place as a mercenary. people from other russian regions, when i find out that the products they see released in front-line cities, they are very much surprised since 2014, as if there were always very difficult conditions, but people never lost heart. the fundamental task that they left before themselves they have not solved. no for yesterday. mercenaries came across mercenaries heard on the air. this is my workplace, like my office, here we work and live and manage. back to the russia-africa summit, the second day ended with a meeting between vladimir putin and a group of african leaders to discuss the ukrainian issue. in the format of a working lunch , my collea

alice, where it's live tonight in san francisco. alice, thank you. new inflation data released today boosted investor confidence and led to some record numbers on wall street. the dow was up 86, but the nasdaq gained 158, and the s&p rose almost 33, closing at their highest levels in more than a year. here's a look now at the numbers released today. the june consumer price index showed prices rising 0.2. that's up from lastear. but it is a slight drop from may and better than what was expected. while prices are still much higher for consumers across the board, many economists are cautiously optimistic that the fed's interest rate hikes are working as intended to bring down inflation. today governor newsom held a discussion on reform to california's behavioral health system. the governor was joined in sacramento by mental health advocates, lawmakers and the secretary of california's health and human services, doctor mark ghaly. the governor says discussions are ongoing on how to reform the state system. specific how to build on and modernize prop 63,

the thing is in alice's case, she actually did fall for it. and that cost her thousands of dollars until she called nbc bay area responds. we investigated, and she got her money back. but that took a long time. in this twitter thread t tons og the same thing happened to them, and they actually took the bait. >> what is the bait? i call this bogus number. they ask for my credit card i presume and you give to it them? >> they pretend to be the airline. i'm sorry, we're going to have to charge you a $500 change fee. when there is a weather situation, there shouldn't be a change fee. people clearly took the bait. the bad guys figured out a bad way the make easy money fast through illegitimate means. >> i don't think this just related to airlines. if we dig down and look at some of these phone numbers that are listed along with the little star, we might find that there are others that perhaps are not actually associated with the business you think you're dealing with. please, please, please, please be careful when you either click on that phone num

this has become an issue, a cause for my daughter, alice. we were on vacation with idaho, a family in massachusetts found her on instagram and started writing about their daughter who had a situation similar to alice's, misdiagnosis, doctors messed up, they made the wrong decisions. and before you knew it, me and my wife and my daughter, we were all involved with this family telling them what to do. and thank gold that little girl is recovering. but, you know, you have to be fierce. people out there need to know they have rights as patients. my dad's a doctor, my mom is a nurse. i revere the medical profession. but people make mistakes and patients are allowed to say i really would like a sonogram, i really would like a kac.a.t. sc, you're not taking this seriously enough, i would like a consultation with the surgical team. >> it saves lives to talk about. >> when you and i mess up, we correct ourselves on air. we don't have the luxury of a mess-up like what doctors and nurses do. but doctors and nurses need to understand that diagnostic mom

is certainly consequential in this summit, even more so with that meeting with zelenskyy alice, thank you >>> there is a bizarre new twist in the story of the aborted rebellion in russia to tell you about. the kremlin revealing that russian president vladimir putin personally met with wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin less than a week after he accused him of treason for marching on moscow putin oeven offered for them to return to the frontline in ukraine. they were initially offered exile in neighboring belarus this is sure to fuel speculation that putin is not in control >>> the u.s. has destroyed the final munitions in the chemical weapons stockpile. it preside the les welast weapon to be destroyed was a sarin gas rocket >>> two grand juries will be seated in fulton county, georgia over election interference it is expected at least one of the grand juries will have to sign off on indictments. each grand jury will consist of 23 people, along with three alternates they will serve for two months and the d.a.'s office has signaled a decision will come in the first three weeks of august. h

for more, we go to alice barr in washington president zelenskyy appears to be running out of patience on this issue what can we expect >> reporter: sharp words coming into this, president biden and zelenskyy will be meeting to the. and at the forefront is going to be the subject of nato membership for ukraine the ukrainian president has long desired a more concrete promise for his country's eventual pathway to join the security alliance in order to secure its own defense, as well as deter russia from taking action against other european nations despite the u.s. and other nato allies' continued support for ukraine in its war against kokois russ against russia, they are only continuing to provide a distant promise. president zelenskyy pushed back on twitter against the lack of definitive commitment, calling it unpress decedented and absur. he later softened his tone saying that he believed that the alliance won't waste time and that ukraine will make nato stronger >> alice, do we know where president biden specifically stands on this issue >> reporter: he has spoken on this a number of

alice can't help it objected cat we're all out of our minds here.do you know that i asked out of my mind? alice , of course, the cat answered not in her own way, otherwise how would you have ended up here, and we are all here, as we turned out, we will try to understand, but already in the fall. it was our last summer issue and a cheshire cat-like companion. at alice's we are dissolving, do not even leave you, dear viewers, mysterious smiles hanging in the air , not laughable. now the international review will return on september 1. won. i, as always, came to the rescue , sit there for a long time. yes, infinitely. here's your megapowers unlimited, watch videos, listen to music, stay in social networks, as long as you want, calmly, i take on this challenge. go to the microphone and activate megapowers for unlimited megafon solution for every day from vtb is to please loved ones with convenient and fast transfers in russia and more than 10 countries around the world. get a free debit card for life vtb is the fonbet cup of russia on football punch. fo

alice schwartz in the newsroom tonight. thank you, alice. and today, representative ro khanna reintroduced a bill called the supreme court term limits and regular appointments act that that would create an 18 year term limit for justices appointed after the law is enacted. presidents would nominate a new justice every odd year, and justices would no longer have an incentive to plan. the retired around. whichever watch part, whichever party holds the white house now says that the goal of this bill is to restore judicial independence and ensure that justices are not too far out of step with the current generation. a national survey last week by quinnipiac university found 63% of americans support short term limits. another high profile ruling today by the us supreme court coming up tonight at 1030. the decision that some fear could open the door for more discrimination against the lgbtq community. but first, you show the community love the community. the community is going to show up and show love back. neighbors stepping in to help after a ba

good job, alice. you know , he was alice.mean, think it's >> yeah, i mean, i think it's perfectly fine to have young people in the house of commons, especially we've got such especially when we've got such terrible inequality terrible generational inequality . people . you know, young people don't vote so their vote enough, right? so their interests represented interests don't get represented enough think enough in parliament. i think a bigger that if you bigger problem is that if you look at what happens to young mps in parliament, if you look at davidson and at like diana davidson and mhairi black, they're all quitting because it's such a terrible hope guy terrible job. so i hope this guy has right time when he gets has an a right time when he gets to the commons. well he might he might only there for a matter might only be there for a matter of months. might only be there for a matter of morcourse, when the next >> of course, when the next general election you general election comes, you think, you reckon. i don't think, w

alice can't help it objected cat we're all here out of your mind.e how do you know that i asked out of my mind? alice, of course , the cat answered not in her own way, otherwise how would you have ended up here, and we are all here, as we turned out, we will try to understand, but already in the fall. it was our last summer issue and, like a cheshire cat, an interlocutor. at alice we are dissolving, do not even leave you, dear viewers , mysterious smiles hanging in the air are not laughable. now the international review will return on september 1. in the world of hundreds, iota says, you can, try. first month for only 399 rubles decide how many gigs and unlimited apps you need . start a new life without cigarettes. well, very popular in russia . more prizes in the mobile app magnet. buy with a card from the application or register checks to participate in the draw. play and win every day when your friends and the Žatec veld are nearby , a baby goose and an alcoholic rest. have a good rest with kefir. and i pay cashback for everything for okroshka an

barr in washington alice, how is the president making the case for these weapons? >> well, good morning, jessica this controversy began on friday when the white house announced that the latest military aid package for ukraine would include cluster munitions. we're talking about projectiles that explode and disperse multiple smaller bombs over wide areas. the announcement prompted an outcry from human rights groups, and even some of president biden's fellow democrats, cause history, the unexploded cluster bombs can detonate after battle and injure or kill civilians the weapons have been banned in more than 100 countries, and the u.s. has even suggested that russia's use of them in ukraine could be a potential war crime, though president biden insisted the ones he authorized are less likely to misfire and won't be used in civilian areas speaking to cnn's fareed zakaria on sunday, president biden described his rationale for providing ukraine with these weapons. >> this is a war relating to munitions and they're running out of that ammunition and we're low on it. it to

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> okay. thank you, alice. >>> our coverage of the latest monumental ruling by the supreme court continues in our 6:00 p.m. newscast. coming up, how local college students are reacting to the decision and what they're saying may surprise you. ian cull has that story at 6:00. >>> well, it is still unclear exactly how a woman died this morning in san jose, but new tonight police are confirming that it is a homicide. here is what we know. police were called just before 8:00 this morning to this home on nagley park in the nagley park neighborhood. a woman in her 50s was found dead inside. a man says she was the caretaker for his elderly mother and that they all lived in the same home together. he told us he had no idea what happened overnight. no arrests have been made and police say it could take some time before they figure out how she died and what exactly happened. >>> all right. switching to east san jose. community leaders want to speed up the cleanup of an old oil storage site. local leader

uh, i recently read alice in wonderland. uh-huh liked the heroine alice, she is very similar to me.just as determined and upbeat. well, here is the third round already. uh, a little more difficult than the first two, because the reaction speed is important there. and what do you think, will maria cope , i believe her, we wish maria success in the third round and move on to getting to know the next participant, we communicate with denis denis is 11 years old, he is from mogilev denis, please tell us about your school life too, what do you like about school. maybe not like something all of a sudden i go to school with pleasure getting knowledge like that. i like mathematics, russian russian literature. what subjects are the most difficult to give, but this does not make them bad, history, belarus and world history, like me, apparently, also have problems. you evaluate your place in the team as a leader. how does this express itself? well, i don’t know, i’m always respected everywhere by irina mikhailovna and denis at school such talkers in quotation marks. uh, he's also silent during

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alice jumping. timofeeva has been pulling people out of the tenacious paws of cancer for years, and now she is fighting off a lawsuit in the 21st century, a doctor is trying to sue a seller of magic potions for the fact that timofeeva publicly explained the difficult herbal gull diseases, not to be expelled in the course, some of these dialogues went like a flurry. gracie to official medicine. i told one very serious story in my telegram channel when a patient refused official medicine. she went to travnikov and burned down in a year. this is a young woman. and here is the same mistress of weeds, mrs. evgenia belyaevskaya, her wonderful concoctions, allegedly from this infertility, this heart attack and from two things. why else did they only pay money, but the most terrible beleska forces its adherents. refuse of real treatment, even if this is their last chance, of course, i’m flying to the head, only i personally either you are in therapy on chemistry, or you are on herbs deceived people choke on

alice thank you. tens of thousands of taylor swift fans are ready for what many call a once in a lifetime event. the singer's two eras tour concert are set for tonight and tomorrow night. as we've been telling you, as ktvu, south bay reporter jesse geary tells us, seeing swift is extra special for one fan. say it's a day so long awaited its arrival has ariana carlos swaying to the beat and just hours she'll see her idol taylor swift up close and personal. it feels great and so happy to know that i'm going to have 88ft and be able to enjoy the show in a comfortable area. for ariana, we first introduced you to ariana in june, the el camino high school graduate used a wheelchair to cross the stage. ariana was born with more kio syndrome that ravages her body and stunts her growth. she requires ada seating to see taylor swift since her dad can't carry her up and down rows of seating. it's really fun and exciting to like, see people with the similar interests and, you know, it's like we're all getting exci

i would say one last thing to what alice said.ery good week for the biden economy, right? you're seeing wages are actually going up and inflation is going down. the inflation number are looking really good. and there's a lot of talk that this may be a soft landing for this economy. so ultimately, i do think republicans will need something else to run on. i do think there's a disconnect. but certainly having trump threaten violence does not solve anyone's problems. >> and the words that he used in that are atrocious but typical trump. he said, mentioning that do you things that have never been done before to people who f around with us. threatening, at the time, this was an interview with rush limbaugh and he was talking about iran. this was from a long time ago. the timing of this now, it appears that he is sending a message to whoever is involved in any of these indictments, or these investigations. that's really not a smart thing to do. you don't want to intimidate anyone involved in any kind of legal action against you. it's ty

alice, under normal circumstances.s been indicted twice. a potential third, maybe a fourth indictment looming. accused of endangering national security, accused of obstruction of justice, that would be a slam-dunk. it seems like more republicans are is that righting donald trump at this point in the race. why do so many republican voters stick with him? >> you said under normal circumstances. normal circumstances, that person would be gone and out of the race. and would do so voluntarily, if not being forced out by others. but the reality is, what donald trump says is what his base believes. they are not looking at the facts and the substance of any of the indictments. none of them. they don't care what is in them or the volume of them or if it come every day in the iowa caucus. they're not concerned about that. they're lucas more of the weaponization of the doj. they say jack smith has it out for donald trump and they truly believe that donald trump is a victim of the justice system. that there is a two-tiered justice

oh alice why did you do that?e need to calm down and come up with a plan, and you keep repeating khaleez, why do you call him holis? why are you so close to him, you call him khaliz, and he calls you khadija so stop pestering me at such an hour. you're already starting to annoy me as girls. what's wrong with your wheel, enough oblique enough tired, and i call him aha after everything he said, rejoice that i even call him by name. respects, but i don't want to go down to his level, but i've had enough. why are you putting in so much? that's why i need a coffee shop to break your head so that you listen to me? good evening. good evening something happened. i couldn't get through to filit from iran i'm worried. so i thought. maybe you know something, they're fine, he didn't answer me, but don't worry. if nothing changes. we'll be back tomorrow. no, you can't. i'm so used to living here. i don't want to go back. why are you crying? yes, i'm completely cracked up. we're talking now, and i'm already feeling better. i wo

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> tonight we're learning more details about the u.s. soldier who crossed the border from south korea into north korea. travis king had been released from a south korean president and was at an airport to the u.s. to face disciplinary action when he fled, joined a tour group heading to the dmz and dashed across the border. king's family says they are simply shocked. >> i want to nope what was going on in his mind. i can't see him doing that. >> king's location is not known as north korea is remaining silent on the situation. king is the first to cross the north korea border since 1982. >>> coming up, it seems every day artificial intelligence is becoming another aspect of our life. one bay area lawmaker is using an ai chatbot to write new laws. >>> and live to san diego where comic-con is back. some cancellations of the most popular parts of the show. >>> and you want it, we have it on the weather map. look at this. 59 half moon bay. 69 san francisco. 80s in napa and 90s right out there towards concord. how much hotter for tomorrow and w

alice, we saw the governor laughing there, laughing off the question.re advising desantis, you have advised a lot of republican campaigns over the last few years, would you be laughing right now? >> look, the narrative he hassed a campaign to launch have been off base. he has been in a steady and distant far ahead of the other candidates second place in this race in the primary. and his $150 million raised, and that money is going to be spent very quickly to put ads on the air, boots on the ground and gas in the tank for him to deliver his message. so people that are critical of how he has launched i think need to sit back and wait and see how he engages. a lot of people are tuned out. things will really pick up as we get to the debate next month and he is able to debate the candidates head to head. he does plan to debate. so i think it's a little premature write how this campaign is going. but, you know, there is a lot of time and a lot of campaign to do between now and january. >> molly, what do you think? does governor desantis have time to work out

but if she sent me, i would ask, well, alice didn’t finish her meal either.task. then 11 then agree it was a rock, paper scissors project, a quest to unravel the mysteries and destroy the legends. bye. we have forgotten how to rejoice in trifles to be surprised. but every day is made up of traditions today, a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new. we ourselves don't notice it. we pass on knowledge and experience through the generation, it's in our smile of the hand.

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we have alice barr joining us now.lice, the nato meeting ahead of the summit is going to be critical >> reporter: there is no question you talked about the cluster munitions. that will come up for sure at the nato alliance. this is something the members have banned. 2/3 of nato members say they don't think cluster munitions should be used this is because of their sad history of causing very serious injuries to civilians. projectiles to explode and rain down bombs in a smaller area sometimes they can go off after the battle has passed and that is the serious risk to civilians. a number of democrats in the u.s. opposing this from the president's party. expect that may come up. another main issue that you will see is discussion around supporting ukraine president biden says these cluster muse annitions are nece. he is calling this a war of munitions and he said russia is already using these things he was assured these weapons will not be used in civilian areas and have a lower rate of misfire. that is on that issue. then