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and i think shelley fisher fishkin would, although i can't speak for her, she's writing that book. no, she's going to be charting the way jim has been interpreted it over time, criticized over time, depicted in art, over time. i mean, it is one of the most famous black characters in any american work of fiction. yeah. jim and huckleberry finn and she proposed this to us, and we all said, oh, my god, yes, do it. because as your audience would know that novel, huckleberry finn has been a very controversial over time, especially for its uses of of the n-word and the n-word is used in related to jim. that character. so, no, this will be almost like an ethnographer, a feat of a literary character over time a kind of biography. it it stretches the, you know, the definition of the genre a bit for sure. it's not an actual living person, of course. it's a character, by the way. we have a couple of books coming down the road already. i probably i can't announce them yet. they're not they're not yet in on certain biblical characters. so, professor blight, as an aside, do you think that huckle

i took this to shelley outfits to travel through the woods.e is the main river, the building and back is the garage the vehicle in front. on the right, this is where the hobbles are kept. they are not cutting township 31 and this is the third in our system in the past 25 years. this is a log, and without it, it would have toon build for in ten or 12,000 dollars. missus evan in the yard along and the lows on the front already belongs have just come by. we are now showing the cutting of logs on 3727 years ago this country was cleaned according to our system of operating and when i sent him to the land, he thought it would be useless but you know the trees cross here and i have timber grown in the past 27 years. now the landing and the old and they are nice and things on the island they are into the locking on the river, it was 70 long and on the same river a long time ago long river begins on the left logs coming down elected on the shore and it's not removed and will build across the screen and warm the jam. ♪♪ one of the most efficient, they c

so the work tina kind of shelley, thank you so much for joining us. of the in afghanistan years of drought have led to a severe water crisis. more than 70 percent of household in the country face shortages and experts say the climate emergency has exacerbated the crisis. it's yet another challenge for the taliban government and has complicated relations with its neighbor. iran. god is running out of water. going up and down hills to phillip buckets of water has become a reality for hundreds of households. it has forced people to stand in line for hours at the distribution centers. there are fewer people in wheelbarrows today than the other days of today. there were long queues of wheelbarrows in the previous days. sometimes the road gets blocked and people have no water about the idea of what the shortage means that privately owned for that and goes out in high demand. but the, so we've come at the have the cost was, you know, about almost looks like i've been to spend half my salary and rent and the rest on buying water g b, i work at the minister of

look at this, do shelley had the ball, and there's a lucky bounce there to a 49er. lance plane for time, twitty four yard strike to conley, the niners missed a few in the half, lance at 112 euros, sacked. here is sam donald, nice pastor running dow, five of 8, 80 four yards, and i love this niners fan. he is winning. for code, popeye gold chain, the left -- niners lose 34-7, it doesn't feel as bad as it looks. >> i was excited to get back out there. to go play real football again and go compete again, that felt good first and foremost. obviously, the score showed it from drive to drive, just have to keep going. >> we practice real hard, we don't have to address any of the bonds today, but guys got a lot of valuable repetitions and that gives us a chance to make our team and coach them up tomorrow. >> four weeks from now, the niners opened the season in pittsburgh. i wonder what you like better, the fur coat or the chain? that's what this is all about. j.r.: i love the fur coat, i was going to keep it on the positive. i love the standing ovation that burst out at the

kiefer chris connelly should have been picked, but it ends up in the hands of ross dwelley, duke shelleyt, and there's the spot for dwelley. two-minute drill to end the first half or trey lance, now it 24 yard strike to conley, gets it moving along with the niners missing, trailing at the half, lance, 112 yards, sacked in the second half, sam donald diving right there, 37 yard gator, five out of 84 yards, and this fan wearing that fur coat and gold chain, not as bad as it looks overall for the starters, and we can confirm we did not get that guy in las vegas. our cameras are in las vegas. we were looking for him. it's andy reid there? the good thing is that it is just preseason. >> and you always want to get out healthy. no injuries. j.r.: going up, a surprise almost too much for one dog owner to bear, what she found right outside her front door which had her and her dog scrambli j.r.: what iranians floridians, notably on the lookout for creditors, have been not expecting to encounter another kind of creature. we were wondering -- this woman was wondering why her dog was barking up a sto

over 100 people come from all over the world to rebuild houses destroyed by russian shelley -- shelling. >> we were in the basement for days. the shelling was so intense we could not come out. we moved to the barn and got shelled again. that time my husband was killed. now we are rebuilding the house. that way my grandson will be able to visit and i won't be alone. >> for weeks now, this carpenter has been sharing his expertise with the volunteers on site. >> it is not easy work. it is hot. we are living in tents, but it is enjoyable and rewarding. it is also emotional because you see the people every day, you see the conditions they live in, the hardship they live in. >> before joining, most volunteers have no prior experience in housebuilding. she left her marketing job in paris to join the project. >> and very happy to be able to rebuild my region, to be part of something that is bigger than myself. it is bigger than anything, and also neighbors can see how much residence count on us. it allows us to make a difference, follow history, and also highlight the fact that together we can

ozymandias shelley's poem, i suppose i might say it's one of my favorites.it begins, as i'm sure most of you will know. i met a traveler, an antique land, who said to vast and trackless legs of stones stand in the desert beside them. that's what i gave the machine. you will be aware that it goes on beside them, half buried in the sand a shattered visage lies flat going to this famous immortal line and on the pedestal these words appear my name is isaiah. my disk king of kings look all my works he mighty and despair magnificent. well, getty 3.5 didn't do that. but this is it did. right. so i met a traveler from an antique land who said to vast and drunk his legs of stone stabbed the desert near them on the sand. then it there are many tracks and in the distance and all alone i saw far below me what i thought was the sea. but there the tracks of man, which never die and i have no power to turn them to account the road i took i know well the journey took me in vain the course i took to get here back again and here again forever more. i look up at the sea and i

did throw a miracle touchdown, the football gods helping him out, the ball goes in and out o duke shelley's hands and ross comes down with it. >> your assessment on today? >> i mean, we can improve as team, offense, defense, special teams. >> it's hard to get the ball ou when if you raise your hand there is someone in your face. >> i've got to be better. they did a great job. they are competing their butts off. >> reporter: with the red and gold report. >>> still ahead, white some win grapes are still sitting on the vine and why growers are gettin more nervous with each passing day. >>> it is harvest season but in some parts of california wine grapes are still on the vine. that is because of the cooler temperatures from the spring. the heat last year kept some of the fruit from ripening. while the delayed season would make for a great 2023 wine, it's als making winemakers and grape growers a little nervous since harvesting the crop takes between two and two and half months to get done. >>> coming up, >>> a big talker in the sports world today. the former nfl tackle who story was told in th

just want to bring jordan shelley back in and his dog, bafil. shelley back in and his dog, basil .basil. i'll just tell me how how heavy is basil? can we actually see him? jordan, if we say his name, might he look at the camera? oh, there he is. >> there you go . >> there you go. >> there you go. >> how. >> how. >> how. >> how heavy is he ? sorry, >> how heavy is he? sorry, because he is powerful . because he is powerful. >> he's 37 kilos now. and he was about 29 when he came out of the kennels to me. and he's a very gentle dog, like considering his size. he's he's gentle with the chihuahua and with the cat and with other dogs that he meets when he's out on a walk. i think it's all down to training and socialisation. and the more you train, the more likely you are to have a happy, well—rounded dog. i'm here dog. and whilst i'm here chatting to you well, i think chatting to you as well, i think we need to point the we really need to point out the fact his have been chopped fact his ears have been chopped off, like i said earlier, and it's a really abhorrent thing. i ran anti ear cro

the ball goes in and out of duke shelley's hands and somehow he comes down with it. vern glenn caught up with lance after the game. >> reporter: your assessment on today? >> i have to get the ball out. we can improve as a team. offense and defense and special teams. >> reporter: hard to get the ball out when as soon as you raise your hand, there is somebody in your face . >> i have to be better. it is not on those guys. >>> let's go to baseball. the red-hot texas rangers are at oracle park and it was the pitchers dual yesterday. logan webb almost went the mile with nine innings, striking out six rangers. the only run he allowed was in the ninth and that took the game into extra innings. the rangers scored by the closer. what do the giants do? the catcher hits a to run, no daughter. the giants walk off the rangers 3-2 tonight at 6:45. >>> the competition is on to build the next warriors dance team. so many talented dancers to part in the auditions today outside of chase center. they performed in groups and showcased individual solo routines along with other training d

rodriguez , went mayor, shelley rodriguez, went back to imperial college who had said that ulez wouldle or no impact on the health of children? and she asked them to reword it with 800 grand of money paid for by these people , money paid for by these people, it's all cold science . it's all cold science. >> well, i'm not going to go there and argue science science against side, but there are. there are. yeah, there are . there are. yeah, there are. >> why isn't what i'm asking chris, is it seems to me he's not being challenged on this properly. >> well, he's tried. well he is intent doing. he intent on what he's doing. he looks the lives he says he looks at the lives he says he can and intends to do can save and he's intends to do it. i mean, he is he is definitely you know, he's he's intent on doing this and he has done it. >> and it's but it's what he wants actually, is support from home counties to help home counties counties to help bid for money from the central government. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> it isn't going to

let's get more now on the politics of managing migration with our political correspondent shelley phelpsstop the boats'. how is the government's overall strategy working out? today's figures are an unwelcome milestone for the prime minister. rishi sunak has made stopping the boats one hot as five pledges, he thinks this will be a big issue at the next general election. the government thinks that this is an area that labour is weak on. in terms of policies to try and tackle this issue, the government says it wants to cut the cost of housing asylum seekers and hotels, it says that costs around £6 million per day, so we have the barge policy, that became operational this week, bibby stockholm, people are now being housed on the hour, not as many as they would like yet. the illegal migration bill, the government has got that through the commons after a back—and—forth with the house of lords. there is also the policy of deporting some asylum seekers to the lander whilst their claims are processed. that is currently stuck in the courts. it is a government policy on getting down that legacy asy

for further examination, the shelley was carried out by 155 millimeter through assistance. and that fragments from such a show were found was assigned, or at the time of the attack, only newborn children were in the hospital being treated at the maternity and the childhood center. this, this part of the maternity ward has dedicated exclusively to the prematurely board in children. now at the time, also the strike by you creating nation is there were at least 11 kids here and you're asking that the right to leslie. every single one of them had to survive. however, the building itself suffered sustainable damage to this hospital in particular, was struck by your brain that says at least 5 times as i remembered. and this is not the 1st time that we're filming here. there's still some ice, the national. what is the most terrible thing for a family for a mazda parish, the so to lose a child, of course, there are situations, for example, difficult child, the trauma due to some circumstance or something else. this is a tragedy that the doctor lives with to the end. imagine the sit

rodriguez , went mayor, shelley rodriguez, went back to imperial college who had said that ulez wouldle or no impact on the health of children? and she asked them to reword it with 800 grand of money paid for by these people , money paid for by these people, it's all cold science . it's all cold science. >> well, i'm not going to go there and argue science science against side, but there are. there are. yeah, there are . there are. yeah, there are. >> why isn't what i'm asking chris, is it seems to me he's not being challenged on this properly. >> well, he's tried. well he is intent doing. he intent on what he's doing. he looks the lives he says he looks at the lives he says he can and intends to do can save and he's intends to do it. i mean, he is he is definitely you know, he's he's intent on doing this and he has done it. >> and it's but it's what he wants actually, is support from home counties to help home counties counties to help bid for money from the central government. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> it isn't going to

i am and too poor to escape the constant shelley. was it just where you put it on the block were taking it to another village, the currently $67.00 people most the pensioners will bring these bottles to them during this is probably a call at the heart. how can i leave them? these people have no way to go. they have no money, which is nowhere else to learn for them. the 2nd only that tells us she was hit by shrapnel while delivering breath to auto. villages. still, she won't leave the putting in a google village. these are people who have been living directly on the shelving for a year and a half step and has, has been under a mass of attacks yet still, i think these people will continue to live here. we constantly remind them of whole tentative have conversations and some people leave for awhile, but they often come back because of the dangerous, despite a fight is only delightful. once a week to the village is without the running water, a workers are risking their lives, providing people with a very basic needs drinking water. while

let's get more now on the politics of managing migration with our political correspondent shelley phelpsas to �*stop the boats'. how is the government's overall strategy working out? rishi sunak has made a stop the boats one of his five key pledges. he clearly thinks this is going to be a key big issue at the next general election and an issue that he thinks that labour is weak on. now, in terms of the policies around that, the government says it wants to cut that £6 million per day cost of housing asylum seekers in hotels. now, this week the bbc got the stockholm barge operational, starting to board people on that. another part of the strategy, the illegal migration bill, that involves the policy of deporting some asylum seekers to rwanda while their claims are processed. and that is currently stuck in the courts. the government also wants to get down the asylum backlog. now, it has had some success with that but it is not clear that that is a trend or that that will continue to fall. now, the big question here is in terms of is any of this going to be enough to deter people from making

moving to done yet, square the republic has once again come under heavy ukrainian shelley in the past 24 hours. 95 attacks were recorded with 2 dozen residential buildings, head and civilian infrastructure. damaged our teeth, vermont cost reports from the cross. this now this is a high school hand members of the j. c. c. c team found yet another show fragments here after the lasers showing. now this also looks to be like a $155.00 millimeter caliber shell fragments. it's still hot. and so i think i should put it down and give it to them later the guys are wearing gloves. but once again, this is, this is school that ukrainian nationalists shelled and specialist of the joint center for control and coordination. visits such places on a regular basis. so now with mazda, they should go through the ukranian armed forces. shelby keeps the district of the city of dynette. unfortunately, there was one casualty, a man born in 1989 show fragments found at the scene of the incident will be handed over to the investigating authorities for further examination. nato artillery weapons are believed to

the sometimes only a few streets, separate life and death of a sound of shelley guns on fire. i can be had throughout doing yet. there are form areas like here and the city center. let people go about the daily lives as usual, shops think of phase out of open and it's difficult to believe that battle is i've taken place just a few kilometers away. as the sun goes down and darkness sets in the cities contracts, so less obvious people take showtime to homes, you lie to the uncertainty of another night of conflict on the head of human jersey at all. and yet nigeria is preston has met. union need is on the 1st day of a nationwide strike, thousands, right? any dos the government end, do the fuse subsidy, sending the price of petrol and other goods soaring interest reports from the capital budget. it's been a while since workers and i did have been on the streets to protest patrol prizes of sort along with other costs. after government struck the fuel subsidies, trade union leader, se earnings no longer keep up with inflation. that went to the reversal of government policies. the de

the raiders duke shelley tips the ball into the air. it's grabbed by tight end ross dwelling seven seven game lance ten of 15 with the one touchdown he was sacked four times. former cal quarterback chase garver is trying to make his case with the raiders. garver throws a fourth quarter touchdown pass to sincere mccormick he sincerely does the raiders win in a 34 to 7 rout that saw the 40 niners play. very few of their starters 40 niners who play denver on saturday at levi's. that's nice to see him even with the loss to see him out there that is it is nice to see people on the football field again that's it. all right, joe, thank you. and thanks for watching, everybody. we'll see you back here at. hmm. the problem appears to be unsolvable. maybe we could run some computer simulations. there are too many variables. it would take forever. we've got to be missing something. let's start again. the movie is playing here at 7:20, here at 7:40, here at 8:10 and here at 8:45. all right, these theaters have to be eliminated. why? they're state-of

at least 3 people have been killed in storm related incidents . shelley and president gabriel barge has launched a search plan to find the remains of people who disappeared during the ministry vote of augusta, tennessee. he made the announcement as the world come into rights. the day of the disappeared is the 1st time the government involved to find before simply disappeared. alas, america edited lucy in human sent us. this report from santiago relatives of nearly 1200 julians were never seen again after they would change nearly 50 years ago by agents of julius foreman, military dictatorship, were invited to the presidential palace for a very special event. among them, 48 year old. could you stay on martinez? he was still a baby in 1975 when his father left the house to meet another member of the 10 discipline left him organization that he belong to me by the way a so it took me with him when he arrived at the designated corner of the agents were waiting on it had been betrayed by come rate could broken out the torture. my father managed to convince them to drop me off at my grandparent

i'll just here kind of verify that claim university building was set on fire by the shelley keybo receives supplies of custom additional somebody us last month saying they were going to be used against and to be defensive positions, not in urban areas. alhashan was up to seen and done the ups from central space before this is the university of the comic c i. in doing yes, it was heads up that if you with one miss side on saturday night, just after 10 pm, there are several explosions had in the city. many saw this was a defensive as usual, but it's all we understood that it was a missed call. us back now, the building and it's a back building actually that makes sense to the wise and there is on same on many fireflies as many cars. yeah. trying to the bottom of the flames. as you can see inside the building that the flames are, you think the ceiling, it's a, it's a very old building, 100 years old building and i draw the system the moment are no casualties. reported however, that all fears that this building my floss from the outside of hashem. i mean all the trains the president does that

so as the shelley felt like a terrible shock waves, though it was incredibly loud, our son started to scream, we're run after him and hit in the bathroom. then we saw that the building of the university had been shout. i actually worked there. this showing is unbelievable. so the 1st time that they have been used earlier on saturday, in 86 year old women was killed on the outskirts of don't yet city, due to costa, munitions, not much you can see, but behind me, i huge far is underway at the university building this is the economy and trade department, all the university emergency services on the same firefighters or working to get that blaze under control. but once people, this is a residential area, this is where all 3 people lived. there was nothing but it 2 presents here. there were no, but it's we talk, it's a no, but it's the basis. so it's a very is a bearing the brunt of these caustic munitions that were recently supplied by the united states. this is space where you any and don't. yes, if you sent a faulty. meanwhile, the russian administrator defends has confirmed that a mass

one of the theories is that the was a shelley water see here, and i've also left them there where there's land. a river flowed 37000000 years ago just. it was cold enough to spend the forests growing throughout all of this area that produced this resident. the resident fell into the river and here the same way we're was it smells weird fluid in to a goose and all that. and, but from the river, accumulated in this marine settlement for set the basis of the chemical physical transformation of arisen into m. there is complex and it's still not completely clear how because it's not known how long it spends in the soil is blue. or if it fell directly into the river, or if it lay in the ground and was then washed into it. because model number like cotton or remember if the coco that's being dug up is very brittle, like a typical resin truck. it's not sticky with but very brittle. it just keep the sucks and it has a very interesting properties, but it's very hard with a high melting point. almost they can be found in different colors. and so want to use that tool connected to its origin because

the other left, the sometimes only a few streets, separate life and death of a sound of shelley guns on fire i can be had throughout doing yet. there are phone areas like here in the city center. let people go about the daily lives as usual. shops think of phase out of open and it's difficult to believe that bottle is i've taken place just a few kilometers away. as the sun goes down and doc, this sets in the cities contrast less abuse. people take show time to homes, you like to in the uncertainty of another night of conflict on the head of human jersey era, and yet, as well so hit on al jazeera, why soon? the goal is bending the social media at tech talk. as a political crisis deepens, try to stay coolants or is it live problems? or if you choose face the heat flights it's clipping to reach you, the hell i there, it's been exceptionally hot across the moving parts of africa and the middle east, thanks to a heat wave that's been dominating across the golf. and it might have been the 1st day of the month on choose day. but katasha already tied. it's august record 49 degrees celsius. t

us to also for these firefighters who are struggling to us thing wish to be a daily fire spot by shelley putting those left behind and even greater danger. step, fasten l to 0. step know here, ukraine. north korea says the american soldier who fled across the border from south korea did so to escape races and in the us army private, travis king, was on a civilian tour of the demilitarized border last month when he made his sudden, dash into the north. and the kind of con says it cannot confirm kings comments about miss treatments. the republican governor of georgia has rejected the allegation by donald trump that the 2020 election was stolen from him. the former us presidents and 18 of his associates have 9 days to surrender and answer charges of racketeering and voter fraud in the state of georgia. this is trumps, forth indictment in 5 months. he says, the $91.00 charges that he faces or a political which wants to stop his re election next year, john 100 and a has more now from atlanta on how trump has been responding to the latest indictment. donald trump is doubling down after the 4th

there's also also for these firefighters was struggling to extinguish, to be a daily fios sparks by shelley putting those left behind and even greater danger. step 5, some l to 0. step know, here ukraine have is most powerful gang leader is bound to fight any international arm for us, deployed to his country. if it commits any abuse, the leaders known as barbecue. and he is also urging haitians to rise up against the government. he says he supports united nations call for a foreign force if it targets corrupt politicians and promote security. but he's vowing to resist them if they repeat past abuses. well, gang violence has forced more than 3000 haitians to flee the capital and just the past few days. people in the caribbean nation are regularly targeted by kidnapping sexual abuse and murder, felix new laura has more. the families carry the few possessions they have while they can quote and the buckles for territorial control, the scene violent games that have taken over their neighborhoods. this is the latest wave of displacement in haiti's capital pull to prince. with gun crime is rife, a

see, one is to say, well said shelley, those is when they call and they keep the board c g card that we're mostly months groups with to. because the a, so it was the head. so what i mean they, i don't mean that there's the magic of those. they have to be really pretty. so to me is that people, when they cool, go best of the alley and at least know the only thing that i've been that for them . i see it was some level didn't sell enough for me on the factory. he's the 4 months what i mean the amount of home kids know was and it has to go to the is that fine? we'll be able to kind of screw bill, you know, instead of the night sign the, i'm going to kind of that's a little bit. it posted it up. although this paper and i get the letter on a, i'm not com or so not con. uh it will scroll, gonna start screwed it up. i see that because this has been on you to see how many times we don't really most of us have to go over in a couple be 11 on yes to email, you know, couple of positive from the i'm a prison of the america, the lot is i will go sign up, sony, please forgot to add it to boston. ri

were public costs of the capital was a tax by another round of ukrainian shelley. i so landed on private property can get. so now the building has been completely destroyed. according to local officials, a total of 50 shells have been fined on the city and the post 24 hours sooner and young and thousands of locals is money. they gave us the presence onside, 70 of the us navy, and the red sea that mr. h has say they're ready to defend the nation software and so you against the west is comes as to warships with 3000 american military personnel arrived at the bar rein base to us 5th fleet to new red sea. washington has called the deployment of response to growing tensions with as long as the countries alleged involvement and seizing much and vessels which to run denies. however, the us itself has detained and radian c, tonka, which has no dogs off the coast of texas. human has war and the american navy against getting too close to the countries was the withheld, the united states government, and it's a curious president joe biden, your navy, please do not and will nev

by their own government, which they have elected over the world at the democrats killing those who shelley paper and, but it will give them up. so the federal government giving disclose to the amount of people. so it's not the set only a being, you know, the only act that here is i know he's the, is the, the view of the, the, to the sure. but is this the government which trying to work for the safety and security of the community? so the dog and establish the english and the model people will come back again to leave their own story. my life peanuts are just being a piece, you know, being the, the will and i, the culture and another sector. the model committee will law for. so we have to see a lot of ways that this company is going without being the, the get stick on. i mean, i'll add a new stuff. freak out in a very good uh, pollution. so do i have not because so let's see. the other thing is that the company is, you know, is a chipping a bunch of course, the citrus like this happened, but we have to meet that the, give them just trying to spit, to make sure that, you know, the count that

shelley big tech, i presume most of them are down again except for apple still below $180 a share.microsoft, amazon on the downside. some companies reported before the bell this morning including our parent company box corporation. >> it's up 4%, advertising is coming back in a big way. advertisers are still cautious but appear willing to buy slots on dominant networks like fox. add revenue at just over a billion dollars, overall avenue at $3 billion. stuart: i was looking at eli billy earlier and saw a solid gain and still 11% -- why? >> all-time high, the new buzzy diabetes drug, popular for weight loss. just give an idea of how successful it is, $980 million in sales versus 16 million a year ago when it was first introduced. 16 million 2,979,000,000. stuart: i'm sure they will take that. you aa. >> at leisure, stock is up slightly. the issue is they were probable, north american market is challenging because there's lots of competition. nike, lululemon, you name it. stuart: ups. >> stock had been down 7%. there's a call going on and the ceo said we experienced more volume divers

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in and out of duke shelley's hands. the two minute drill now. here is lance.times stepping up, the completion to conley. the drive ended with a missed field. one touchdown, was sacke times, and this 49ers fan is wearing a fur coat. this the 49ers to get back on the field for the first time in a while. >> real good to play football and compete in a game again. >> i did not enjoy that game by any means today, but guys got a valuable rep so it gives them a chance to make our team and coach them up tomorrow. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. j.r.: much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. we get you back to developing coverage in maui and the search for survivors. you can pitch in and do your part from the bay area. also a power shift in san jose. a new vision to push pg&e out of the city with a crucial vote this week. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> there was no alert off, no alarm, no text telling us we needed to evacuate. j.r.: sheer pain and anger coming as a search for survivors contin

let's take a trip down memory lane, shelley. >> the only people they can blame, maybe they should behe unvaccinated, that on vaccinated people have put us in the position we're in now. >> the our the threat, the unvaccinated are going to make us close our schools, lose our jobs again, shut down the economy. >> the unvaccinated are basically beating their breast saying we don't care. we are living free. >> it's a unvaccinated. >> sean: here with reaction, dr. nicole saphier. watching that now in retrospect is chilling because they said if you've got the vaccine you're never going to get covid. you're never going to be able to transmit covid. none of that was true. none of it. they attacked and pressured everybody into full compliance with lies, didn't they? >> chilling is one word i would use infuriating. we know that vaccinated, boosted twice, anyone can transmit the virus at this point of my you're trying to see headlines, yes, covid is still here. unfortunately we are going to have covid flu and cold season probably for the rest of our lives. just like the spanish influenza was a c

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i will tell you that my assessment of this case is a frankenstein that mary shelley would have been repulsed by. it needs to be displayed. it needs to be torn apart and the creator needs to be run out of office. i don't say that lightly. you are using a rico statute that is aimed at organizations that conduct themselves purely for corrupt reasons and engaging in criminal behavior and conduct that we are trying to root out under the guise of some legal business. that is what rico is all about. i have brought those cases. my last rico case was against a very complex gang operating as a virtual cartel. this is the best or does asian of a statute that we put into place to root out very complex corrupt organizations. someone like fanny willis is using it for political reasons. i look like every overt act that they alleged and to me, it is a shame that somebody with a legal degree is trying to analyze a lawful election challenge under the lens of criminal law. >> you are treating a campaign like a cartel. you mentioned these overt ax that are listed. i had a chance to look over most of the 98 page

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shelley do this. let's do it. all right. let's go to our first piece of video.his is gorgeous i was reading. they're calling this the barbie aurora to stay it. yeah, it was visible in the starry sky over ottawa, canada. this was last friday in the video phone footage kind of shows you a time lapse of all this. it's a cool thing that happens the or or when you get. >> head of energy coming in and it kind of enters along the magnetic field of the atmosphere. and it makes these gorgeous these colors. have you seen anything like this? i have not. wanted to, but i haven't seen it barbies coming with that. yeah, exactly. we haven't seen something like this, but not exactly was pretty cool during a >> astro's orioles game this week a fall ball goes into the stands, ok? so when your hands are full, but what do you do? >> use your car. it. so he sticks out his tray and the ball right there. that ended right on the straight and then watch as this man he's like. yeah, i like i did that >> pretty cool. i caught a ball foul ball at a >> giants. you yeah. i was holding like t

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please not sit on the furniture, please don't walk through the rooms with your coffee cup, eastern shelley inviting us to preserve the collection. any object that may be at risk that could be identified and suggest modification and monitoring the condition of all our options, arrange for conservators, to establish for objects in need of treatment and arrange for that conservation, the fragility has forced us to retire it from service. if this happens, it doesn't mean it will be sent off and destroyed. but we now have an opportunity to place on display at the white house visitor center. >> i thank you for putting this entire day together. it has been a marvelous day. on this panel, my ninth year here at the association and i don't think we have had these four perspectives, the curator, the park service, really an interesting and fundamental look at the continuity of care for the place, and 45 men as different as they can be, all of them but they have one thing in common. the one thing they have in common is that little white house about 200 yards from where we are sitting right now. so we e

shelley verse finish. [inaudible] and that was loren miller was a part of the legal team that took that to the supreme court, yes. so one of the reasons that we have such an amazing record of the fight against those restrictive covenants is because as i said in my talk, the main point person on those laws, expert in the country, was a californian, right? he wasn't originally californian, but he moved to the state in the '20s, and he became an expert, and he became a part of this, right? the precursor to the legal defense fund of the naakp that fought -- naacp that fought those in the '40s and in the '50s. huntington library, if you want to learn more about that. >> we're going, this one is going into the chapter a little bit on -- [inaudible] maybe you could answer quickly. your chapter on the -- suggests you must encounter the presence of eugenics in your research. eugenics is an important conceptual framing lens especially in light of the role played by so many california institutions. it's a few line in