we have also shown that metals like latin america. we are extremely high in samples of children with birth defects when you compare it to children who are healthy. we have shown that the same metals are high in the bodies of the parents. so we have a wealth of knowledge about about what has happened in iraq. and my fear is that the bombing in gaza has been much more intense, then bombings any well. and so i would expect to see a lot more damage to the public health in gaza. compared to iraq in you up, we have shown the titanium cadmium from you. all of these are metals that are supported by it's huge industry behind them that feeds into women's manufacturing. it's important for us to recognize a lot of these metals are not normally found in high toxic levels in our environment. they appear when it place is barbaric. we bump like there was in iraq . and now there is a in, in gaza, an in syria, that is when we see these metals released into the environment and people would entail them, they would eat them in the food that they eat in mu

they are living in a place of highly toxic metal content, and these metals end up in her bloodstream and in her features, and it's impacting fetus. so it is critical for us to stop this genocide. and again, it's going to have an impact on generations to come just to give people a context on birth defects and the numbers of birth defects. sorry, so sorry to interrupt, as just as the numbers of the rest, the effects that you have in your study are quite in 1995. the 11370 birds. now 2003 that rises up to $23.00 per 1000 red verse, so that is enormous increase. and on that particular point of the metals, i just want to share the testimony of dr. muhammed to hear who volunteered in gaza and then get your reaction. take a look. the last case we just stand was a young man who was the subject of an explosive injury. i had penetrating the trauma to his chest and then the paralyzed right on the ice suspected that he had a breakdown of texas injury. but actually i was quite shocked when they found that a single cube like structure had penetrated the skin, cut through what we call the option. a

name as i welcome them to the stage and they receive their metal.nk you for being here and thank you to all the families to whom all these awards are being given today, it's in no small part because of all the support you gave them. thank you, thank you. [applause] >> the presidential citizens metal recipient, marielle, sonata, for securing the rights of every american. [applause] [applause] gail bradley, for being the value of the game to a life of public service. [applause] [applause] frank k butler, junior, for saving countless lives around the world. [applause] elizabeth l cheney, for putting the american people over party. [cheers and applause] christopher j dodd, for carrying the torch of public service. [applause] accepting on behalf of diane carlson evans. [applause] [applause] gracie galloway, for service as a renowned war correspondent, author, and truth teller. [applause] cynthia baker, accepting on behalf of nancy landon kassebaum for serving the people of kansas with dignity, decency, and moral court -- moral courage. [applause] ted kau

people get these metals into their bodies, particularly sensitive. are old people, young people and women who are pregnant when i see these images, although i just want to share the testimony of dr. muhammed to hear, who volunteered in gaza and then get your reaction. take a look. uh, the last case we just did was a young man who was the subject of an explosive injury. i had penetrating the trauma to his chest and the paralyzed was on. mike's suspected that he had a breach of texas injury, but actually i was quite shocked when they found that a single cube like structure had penetrated the skin cup through what we call the option. and then also the low chunk and then lost itself in the skin of his back. and this as left him with promises. uh, it was right on. i was probably will become that because of the nature of the condition of despite our best efforts. so, these cubes that i use perfectly formed cubes that may have tungsten and they, uh, uh, built into weapons that actually are designed to explode and cause maximum damage indiscriminately was go

and it's a no- brainer that heavy metals and biology don't mix. >> all three metals are known to be toxic. >> a lot of researchers want to understand if there could be any impacts interior sea otter program manager jessica fuji aquarium. >> the aquarium responds to stranded sea otters, and we haven't seen any increase in the surrounding areas where the fire occurred. >> reporter: as for you in moss landing, what's the most important thing to do now? >> the most important is to get the science going here. because this is happening as we speak right now. going to the field to collect more data. manganese . 08 -- >> that's what he did, out there again today, seeing how far the heavy metals have spread. >> cobalt .03 -- >> a similar story in southern california, where two major wildfires left behind a mountain of debris. experts are worried about toxins from the palisades fire that may have washed into the ocean from the recent rainstorm. teams from the nonprofit heal the bay have been collecting ocean water from beaches along the coast of malibu and pacific palisades. bacteria, heavy metals,

>>>>metallica >>holds the record for most wins in this metal category.ess >>>>if you win or lose. it's just really great to be nominated. in >>>>december, the band hosted its all within my hands benefit concert and auction at the youtube theater in los angeles. >>>>the >>charity supports workforce education, >>>>the >>fight against hunger and other local services. >>>>we have food banks. we also help people learn skills and trades through community colleges and 60 different colleges around the us. and what's great is they do help all kinds of causes. and if there's a disaster somewhere, they're going to be there to help. >>>>on the red carpet, bassist robert trujillo stopped by with his wife chloe as to how the bay area scene influenced metallica's music. >>>>bay area scene was welcoming and accepting of people that maybe were a little bit creatively below the radar and not following any particular trend. and one of the things with bay area thrash metal was it was very centric to that area, and that region. this >>>>year, metallica is competing against >

. ♪ this time best metal performance for the hit song "screaming suicide." long tackles the taboo subject and hopes to communicate that even in your darkest hour no one is alone. metallica holds the record for most wins in this metal category. >> regardless if you win or lose, it's just really great to be nominated. >> in december the band hosted its all within my hands benefit concert and auction at the youtube theater in los angeles. the charity supports workforce education, the fight against hunger, and other local services. >> we have food banks. we also help people learn skills and trades through community colleges in 60 different colleges around the u.s. >> what's great is they do help all kinds of causes and if there's a disaster somewhere, they're going to be there to help. >> on the red carpet bassist robert trujillo stopped by with his wife chloe. as to how the bay area scene influenced metallica's music? >> bay area scene was welcoming and accepting of people that maybe were a little bit creatively below the radar and not following any particular

. ♪ >> reporter: this time best metal performance for the hit song "screaming suicide." song tackles the taboo subject and hopes to communicate that even in your darkest hour no one is alone. metallica holds the record for most wins in this metal category. >> regardless if you win or lose, it's just really great to be nominated. >> reporter: in december the band hosted its all within my hands benefit concert and auction at the youtube theater in los angeles. the charity supports workforce education, the fight against hunger, and other local services. >> we have food banks. we also help people learn skills and trades through community colleges in 60 different colleges around the u.s. >> what's great is they do help all kinds of causes and if there's a disaster somewhere, they're going to be there to help. >> reporter: on the red carpet bassist robert trujillo stopped by with his wife chloe. as to how the bay area scene influenced metallica's music? >> bay area scene was welcoming and accepting of people that maybe were a little bit creatively below the radar and not follo

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we asked what's that say about metal music?wait to hear your answer on that. >> well, no. i think it's important that, you know, women need to be recognized with their metal, too. >> reporter: robert said he hopes she wins, but win or lose, getting the nomination always strikes the right chord. >> and you can watch the grammys right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 next sunday, february 2nd, on kpix or streaming on paramount+. >> i still think it's fascinating they formed 44 years ago and they're still going strong and we're done. >> are we? okay. great. good night. ♪ "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.

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if the metal is velvet smooth, the result is a deep lustrous finish. something to admire. and a good gun is the sum of all its parts that include small parts which are held to a specified tolerances and just as carefully heat treated and so on as the major elements. shooters have missed many a chance because some small parts or didn't sit. we pay a lot of attention to that. a trigger is an absolutely small part. everyone knows the crispness of a remington trigger pull. one reason we them optically and then compare them to our dry is if they do not fit exactly, they're out. all the components larger small come together at the bench of a trained gunsmith. he is symbols. one gun at a time. this man knows exactly what he's doing and why we know the way the finish comes. it's creative. you can put your own little emphasis on you. take a little more pride something you do the i just enjoy this type of work but there's some people i wouldn't want to work but i enjoy it. and no matter what model i go on, i build. the 60, 60, 600, i go on, i carry my stain but along with it i'm res

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less than 70 metal of honor recipients are alive today out of more than 3,500 metals awarded. as the highest and most prestigious military decoration in the united states, the metal of honor symbolizing extraordinary acts of bravery, selflessness and sacrifice beyond the call of duty. by recognizes these remarkable individuals, the metal of honor inspires a sense of national pride, honors the memory of fallen heros and motivates future generations to embody the values of courage and honor. metal of honor continues to instill a profound sense of respect and gratitude for the sacrifices made in the defense of freedom and justice. congressman moore bipartisan bill, the national metal of honor monument location act would insure that the monument honoring these brave heros can be placed on what is known as the reserve but commonly referred to as the national mall here in washington, dc. a monument honoring our most exceptional citizens should be placed in an equally exceptional location. according to national park service data the national mall receives upwards of 25 million visito

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the metal is very well _ games. not bad. the metal is very well respected _ games. not bad.as a golfer, i can at least be in the team of a golfer who will play there but when i want to introduce people to the game and build a generation of golfers for nigerians in particular who can participate in the olympics. what kind of benefits do you think golf could bring to an african country like nigeria? african country like nigeria ? if african country like nigeria? if we have more golf courses, there will be more tourism, choosing to get good scholarships at good schools. he says accessibility is a barrierfor many he says accessibility is a barrier for many people in africa but says he wants to involve charities, businesses, state officials and the pga in his plans. the dallas cowboys have parted ways with head coach mike mccarthy. mccarthy led the team to three playoff appearances in five seasons. last week, the cowboys rejected a request from the chicago bears to interview mccarthy for their head coach opening. before we go, a reminder that you can get all the latest from the a

right now those metals are in an oxidized form, which is they are making those little tiny balls of metal, which will start eventually moving through the ground, eventually go to groundwater and also move to the waterways. and as they do, they will transform chemically and potentially become more reactive to the organisms and therefore making it through the food web. so we need to monitor how those concentrations of the elements, as well as their occurrence changes over the estuary in the next few days, months and years to understand what are the implications. this is the first time that, to my knowledge, that we are witnessing such a impact of heavy metal on an estuarine area, an important estuarine area such as elkhorn slough. >> well, doctor, you know, science is all about reactions, as you well know, and that things that take time. so how impactful could this be on some of those endangered species, as well as many of the ecosystems that exist in call elkhorn slough home? >> this is a really good question, and we know that all the three metals are toxins, they are toxic and they are kn

these systems require more to metal training. i models requires household processes, mostly gp, useful graphic processing units. these are installed in service. i'm can see a lot of electricity the amount of compute power we need for things like chipped depot is beyond good and evil and beyond anything that can be consciously considered an environmentally sustainable top i. i systems take weeks to month to train on large computer classes with thousands of years. and these compute systems consume electricity resources that all fall allowed to that any small city or even botched that the international energy agency predicts that by 2026, the amount of electricity needed to power data centers, artificial intelligence, encrypted currencies could be twice as much as in 2022. already today the amount of electricity used by data centers in some countries is huge. in orland, for example, right now, 18 percent of the power of the entire country goes to power in data centers and the international energy agency estimates that could be as mu

let's first talk about the health risks of these metals.hey certainly do occur naturally in nature, often in some food. so have they increased to dangerous levels or is this now just a new warning? >> yeah. thank you for having me. so it's important to keep in mind that there is no known safe level of exposure to these heavy metals. that said, the fda is currently developing recommendations for limits for baby food. those are not yet available in their finalized state. but the medical advisors who we spoke to at baby center say that you don't have to be extremely worried about this. the levels of heavy metals that we're finding in baby foods are not anything that you could expect to see. the like known adverse effects of lead of mercury. but that said, you know, you still, as a parent, obviously want to try to minimize your child's exposure as much as possible. >> so this is new information that at least we can arm ourselves with. what should parents consider then when they're getting that new information? when they get that qr code? what c

if spirit box wins, its lead vocalist will be the first woman to ever win best metal performance. about metal music, which historically has been so male dominated? >> i can't wait to hear your answer on that. >> well, no, i think it's important, you know. women need to be recognized with their metal, too. >> reporter: robert said he hoped she would win but win or lose, getting the nomination always strikes the right chord. >> well, you can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area at 5:00 p.m. next sunday, february 2nd on kpix and streaming proudly on paramount plus. go, metallica. the high school years. >>> coming up at 7:00 on channel 12, revealing your hidden genius. a 7♪

medical i'm sorry, metal particles for miles. >> metallic spheres about in size, about 1 to 10 micronsich are were made of manganese, cobalt and nickel and are clearly a cathode material coming from a battery. >> the slough is home to several endangered species, including the california sea otter. as for the long term impact of the metal, well, no one really knows. there's never been a fire of this magnitude involving a battery storage plant before anywhere. >> freezing conditions and rain in the forecast. it's starting to really look and feel like winter this week. seven day (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered ca

left for be in the center and chloride or iodide as the x which form around the metal. but there is a vast range of materials that can be used and combined, and it's quite wild how easily these can be put together. so this is 11 environment . before we do that security 1st as we're going to work with toxic less with one of the of, of a nice colleagues. you look a bit like event scenario. okay, times who gets in our base materials. matthew makes us methyl ammonium, chloride, and let iodide so latex 8, our abs, fried crystal structure. so what is now the advantage of these materials compared to silicon? so i believe that one of the main advantages of prostate or silicon as material is the ease of processing. so silicon is something that is relatively energy intensive to fabricate. but this is something that can be done at post to room temperature. so it doesn't require much energy, so it's easy to do. everything is relatively abundant. and so, um it, it's, it shouldn't be bottlenecked for production. now that we have the base materials we need to produce, i'm solving perh

esto es lo que ocurriÓ, a que vemos el metal totalmente derretido, esto es metal derretido.os incendios que hasta el dÍa de hoy jueves que estamos aquÍ no han podido ser controlados del todo. presentadora: gracias por tu reporte. no sÓlo llegan diferentes unidades de bomberos para ayudar con estos incendios. p&g anunciÓ que desplegaron dos helicÓpteros en la zona. hablamos con una representante de p&g y nos dice como sus helicÓpteros ayudaron a los bomberos. >> dejar caer el agua para combatir los incendios para contener los incendios que no han podido ser contenidos. presentadora: residentes en las zonas propuestas para incendios forestales, mantÉnganse alerta porque no ocurriÓ mucha lluvia en el Último aÑo. elon musk anuncio que el sistema de satÉlites serÁ gratuito para las personas impactadas por estos incendios forestales. segÚn su sitio web, tiene la capacidad de dar internet de alta velocidad y baja latencia personas afectadas por la tragedia. tambiÉn, la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro que conectaba personas con alojamiento temporal gratuito en tiempo de crisis, estÁ

here is a check on how metals are trading this morning.n ore currently flat, aluminum taking a bit of a hit, copper lower 46 points at 9000 per ton. was to see broad tariffs more than 2.5% particularly targeted sector tariffs as well on metals, pharmaceuticals and potentially autos. plenty more coming up. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning. concerns about nai stretch into a second day triggered by china's progress. nvidia lost $589 billion in value, demand is strong. donald trump calls it a wake-up call. markets are taking a breather nasdaq and is lower, modest gains and valuations being called into question. big week for earnings. the mag seven report this week. s.a.p. with decent results, s and p futures are flat and nasdaq by no means making up for losses and pointing higher the biggest drop in history. the focus on dollar strength with donald trump wanting across the board tariffs, the euro is under pressure. yields are up, the decision will be less interesting than the commentary from jay powell. brent is 77, let's get

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you have to assume the metals are available when we need them.ense spending is starting to pick up. energy transition and a lot of countries -- in a lot of countries is turbocharging the metals demand growth. we are just at the start of that happening. we know we don't have enough available. copper last year should have traded a third lower but it was very resilient. look at the issues thrown at the copper market. in the past i could easily justify the bear market. all that spinning you said is coming through. -- spending you said is coming through. lisa: there was 10 years of a bull market where all the metals you covered did really well. then there was 10 years of death where basically it bottomed out and there was a real rethinking of how important metals were to the physical world that no longer seems to depend on things that were physical. are we now entering a new bull market for the metals that you cover? michael: starting with public events, yes, there is more now that you need those metals to run your economy. governments, all the push o

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. >> the metal barricades were not up. just the standard plastic ones like you see there. there was police there at the entrance. a lot of police there, but the metal barricades were not up. >> reporter: a city website showing what the new bollards might look like, set to be completed next month. but a nationally-televised college football game is supposed to be played here. moreno thinks the city is ready. >> right now, so many resources are being deployed down to the city of new orleans that no doubt about it, we will host a safe game tomorrow. everything from federal resources, state resources, additional intelligence, you name it. that's all happening. >> our thanks to jesse for that report. president biden has promised to keep the public informed as the investigation into the attack moves forward and vowed to provide every possible resource. >> i directed my team to make sure every resource, every resource, is made available to federal, state and local law enforcement. to complete the investigation in new orleans quickly and to make sure there's no remaining threat to

scientists say the metal particles might also be present elsewhere in the monterey bay. researchers have notified monterey county officials. an alabama woman who underwent a pig kidney transplant is celebrating a milestone. she's now the longest living person with a pig organ. her story is raising hope for people on transplant waiting lists everywhere. abc's rhiannon ally has the story. >> the only living recipient of a pig organ is celebrating something many doubted she would ever see. tawanna looney has marked two months since undergoing the experimental kidney transplant, making her the longest living survivor of the procedure. >> her kidney function is absolutely normal. >> looney's recovery is fueling hope that animal to human transplants could become a life saving reality. only four other americans have received transplants from gene edited pigs, and none live more than two months. >> we're quite optimistic that this is going to continue to work and work well. >> scientists are genetically altering pigs so their organs are more human like, in hopes of addressing th

brian mentioned metal detector. they go, you have something else. i took off my coat, they patted me down and the lady goes, did you have your hip replaced? no, i didn't. she pushed on my hip and goes, what is that? i said, that is my hip. she said, it is metal. no, it's not. >> brian: you let a woman touch your pelvis? st >> steve: she had a badge. >> ainsley: getting patted down. i got a big bag, they took my hairspray and every piece of item out of my bag and put on the table and back in. everyone was safe last night. >> steve: next time say, i've had my hip replaced and i haven't. >> brian: melania's hat and barron's look. he is 6'9" or six -- he grew up. >> lawrence: the kid has swagger. >> ainsley: donald trump said we're going to mars. they introduced barron at the rally. >> brian: his hair? >> ainsley: over his ear like i need more praise. >> lawrence: he is his father's child. >> brian: he had an angle when you see him right by the presidential seal. is that projecting where he's going to be. >> ainsley: what do you mean angle? >> brian: th

. >> the metal barriers were not up. just the standard plastic ones.re were a lot of police there, but the metal barricades were not up. >> reporter: city website showing what the new bollards may look like, as the project is set to be completed next month. but a nationally-televised playoff game is supposed to be played here. helena moreno says the city is ready. you think the city can host a football game safely? >> so many resources are being deployed that no doubt about it, we will host a safe game tomorr. additional intelligence, you name it. it's all happening. >> our thanks to jesse for that report. >>> another possible act of terrorism is being investigated in las vegas. a tesla cybertruck exploding outside the trump international hotel. police say the driver was killed and several other people were injured. officials briefed the public about explosives found inside. >> gasoline canisters. camp fuel canisters and large firework mortars. >> investigators have not found a link to isis in this case. but law enforcement officials confirmed the cybe

they said they needed the metal to make weapons for the german army. so, it was a little bit of a miracle that gerhardt marx survived world war ii in germany, but he did. it's even more of a miracle that some of his sculptures survived world war ii in germany, but they did. not long after the end of world war ii in 1949, one of his surviving sculptures actually came to the united states. there was a big important international sculpture show in philadelphia in 1949, and gerhardt marx brought this statue to that show. it is 7 feet tall. it's called "maja," m-a-j-a, and it's a -- it's considered to be a monumental work but also representative of his style. it's the kind of expressivist thing that the nazis hated about gerhardt marx and his art. philadelphia loved it. the art association that put on the sculpture show, they bought the sculpture from him. and for years it had pride of place. it overlooked the big terrace at the philadelphia museum of art. a few years ago, they moved maja to a new and probably permanent home. she's still in philly, but the

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