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we're gonna talk about getting a shortcut to chiseled abs, someone say a shortcut to chiseled abs. this happened across the pond in britain. this instagram video is sending shockwaves around the world showing this guy proudly displaying his swimsuit ready beach bod. it's not like that beachbody t shirt. this guy got this tattooed another reminder hero world news now that tattoos are forever tattoo artist dean gunther, who did the inking says the unnamed customer wanted to be beach ready without the hassle of hitting the gym and dieting. so if you still want to be like hugh jackman and eat 21 100 per meal and not work out, but get a six pack. i guess this is the way to do it the way to do it, but that's exactly right. i wonder how much it costs also, so tattoo i mean, in terms of the detail, why did he need to get the hair also tattooed? i mean, it had to be realistic. you're right. you're right authenticity there really authentic alright next to kiana reeves himself. taking the red pill. this happened back in 1999 , but we're only now just learning about it during a recent reddit a

he's had that these important junctures, ab, since he 1st became generous at 340 to meet with treated and conduct, have these symbolic trips. and so in one way this is become, is, is the demonstration that he's prepared to go ahead with these kind of routine ext is in which he is continued to deepen relations with russia. even at a sensitive juncture, m as, as we're seeing now, ab belly, a year after the russian invasion. that the criticism that he knew would come from being gang ahead with the state visit in this context is something that he's am comfortable pushing back against. the one thing that he is doing around the is it in order to provide some level of little cover for it and is also putting a pull in it would appear after the trip ab to zalinski and which he refused to do over the entirety of last year despite claiming to be neutral, and this can be portrayed in some sense rather as part of chinese peace efforts. we ukraine. but i think the focus of this as indicated, is very much the ongoing deepening of sinai russian eyes at which we've seen continue over the last yet econ

here users enter their average cigarette consumption most abs concentrate on providing motivation to show how users health improves over time. and how much money they can save by not smoking. people who quit can share the withdrawal symptoms with other users via chat. lindsey will not give the abs 200 people in a brochure to another 100. a significantly higher number of people quit smoke with the alcohol, so that's great sounds it needs to be developed further. but i already like prescribing adults often zagan i quitting with the help of an app can be rewarding effort. after 10 smoke free years, an ex smokers, lung cancer, risk becomes half that of a smoker's smoking cessation groups are also effective. studies show that professionally lead courses. res, chances of success ma hm. you people who take part receive professional counseling with nickel. ideally they all quit together if it's fun and highly effective can be half good after a year, whether it's hypnosis, nicotine, patches, apps or smoking cessation courses, people who quit smoking at an average of 10 more years to their lif

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talks often ab his time there. often speaks to lawmakers. sometimes to the chagrin of his advisers given the fact their conversations will happen late at night or for a longer period of time. it underscores as respect for the institution as somewhat nostalgia for the institution, but also recognition of the importance of the role of the institution plays. that's as much a part of why he's up there and having this discussion with the members of the democratic caucus as anything else. >> very few people know capitol hill as well as the president biden. so he knows that those relationships are critically important. phil mattingly, thank you very much. >>> coming face to face with america's thorn in its side. secretary of state antony blinken meets with his russian counterpart for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. those details, ahead. >>> plus this just in. the justice department pushing back on former president trump's sweeping claims of presidential immunity for his speech on january 6th. and a royal eviction, prince harry and megh

of part two of article 116 of the criminal code of the russian federation by paragraph ab of part oneinal code of the russian federation, by partial addition, assign him a final punishment in the form of compulsory work for a period of 400 hours with serving in places determined by the local government in agreement with the criminal executive inspection guilty of committing the crimes provided for in paragraph ab of part two of article 116 of the criminal code of the russian federation, paragraph a, in parts one and two of article 213 of the criminal code of the russian federation, by partial addition, appoint him the final punishment in the form of compulsory work for a period of 300 hours recognize shutkin. nikolai matveyevich guilty of committing crimes under article 131 and part 1 of article 139 of the criminal code of the russian federation and sentenced to one year under part one of article 139 of the criminal code of the russian federation. with the withholding of wages to the income of the states under part one of article 131 of the criminal code of the russian federation in t

these ab trucks will be poised to radically change the trucking industry, operating nearly around the clock as they chris cross the country. as it stands, there's still needs to be improvements so that they can reliably operate in extreme weather like intense snow and fog infrastructure. and certain parts of the country will also have to cut shots. so there is high speed 5 g internet communication along all the routes. with full automation commuters will be able to engage in productive activity. morgan stanley reports estimates that driverless cars would contribute $500000000000.00 to the economy as a result of work or productivity. moreover, traffic and congestion would also be a lot better adding another $138000000000.00 in annual savings. this would mean that a thomas trucks would replace up to 90 percent of highway trucking, which would displace as many as $500000.00 long hall truckers. now this would have enormous impact on the workforce as drivers displaced would have to find other occupations or switch to short hall routes. however, short hall jobs typically pay less than long

the trajectory in the turn selectively, braking the wheels at the right time, but it all started with abs systems invented it aviation engineer. coy, but you know that the pilot is completely incapable of a driver assistant, which allows you to slightly smooth out the mistakes that they make. so okay. why are you holding your right hand on the gearbox. it automatically pretends that i am an athlete, the turning angles of the front wheels are huge, so the car gets to drift, and not one stabilization system is not able to actively deal with drift. only passively, slowing down experienced drivers are aware of front-wheel drive. we need to step on the gas, but electronics began to drive instead of ivan and limited engine speed loss of control and skidding. a separate science, you need not be afraid to step on. okay, at least so the police turn of the first attempt. igor on a car that does not know how to help the driver without making mistakes it can be seen that a person knows how to drive a car, when braking, igor imitated the work of abs with impulses, pressing the pedal and not allowing t

if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions. and if a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. >> well, that was called for ammonium reporting. state lawmakers are going to vote on that bill next week. don. >> rain here today again tomorrow again after that, too. we're going to be looking at a big switch up in our pattern to this is a warmer system. so less snow more just very heavy and spread out rain this morning. it's fairly calm at the time being. but you see what we have sitting to our west. a lot of that green talking about when it will get here, how long it stays for still to come. >> in san francisco, you that public works. crews in line workers at prepping for the storm. some residents and businesses owners picked up sandbags at the corner of moran and kansas street. well for us, rob nesbitt tells us more about how to be better prepared for the storm. >> every resident that pulled up the san francisco sand bagging location. wednesday was allowed 10 bags

you know his motto: "abs tight, abs tight, abs tight."s of the day. for example, looks like the slip dresses in "13 going on 30" or kate hudson in tube tops and "save the last dance" cargo pants. that's right, cargo pants are cool now. and that sound you hear is dads everywhere yelling, "i told you! look who's eating humble pie, which i pulled out of my giant pockets!"ll don get i soere top me uerstan e obssion ied young pers, el kwar.so m good to see you. please have a seat. there you go. good to see you. >> hi, steve. >> stephen: hi, eliana. help me out here. why are young people so obsessed with 2000s romcoms? >> great question, steve. but first, i have a question for you. are we having a meet cute? >> stephen: no. we've met many times. you've worked for me for 6 years now. >> no! i work at an ad agency and/or fashion magazine where my job is talking to my friends about my love life. >> stephen: eliana, what's happening? >> i'm rom-com-core-ing, steve. i'm obsessed! and hot. but no one knows that yet. >> stephen: you know you're not in

mechanics and non gaming environments, points, badges, leader boards typically, ah, language learning ab, thank pursue and do only go also use such mechanisms. progress bars show how far we're advancing in our lessons. this motivates us and even partial success is released dopamine in our brain a hearty congratulations from the app mix, as even happier, as does moving up in the ranking. is it a bit manipulative? yes. but is it bad, per se? well, that depends. of course products are designed to be engaging. that is their very purpose. so for an app can't get you to go exercise. if it can't get you to learn a language, if it can't make you more productive at work, that company's going to go out of business that the whole point of these type of products. so gamification elements help motivate us, for instance, to learn for this can become problematic when money enters the picture. the practice of using gamification to get uses hooked on an app, and then start charging the money is fairly common. in the free version of dual lingo, only a limited number of mistakes are allowed before you have

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let's start with ab inbev. beat in terms of profits but concerns about volumes declining. >> that seems a big issue here for investors. the revenue was a slight mess and that is a theme we have seen throughout the earnings season that companies are struggling a bit to keep the top line in place where it was before. margins are getting under pressure as well. they said that they had a decline in volume and china and still struggling from the covid restrictions that it might ease over the coming year. the company tried to have an upbeat tone and the outlook saying it is confident that it will grow revenue with a mix of volume and pricing power. so far, investors don't seem to be so sure about that there at the 4% speaks a lot for it. francine: it was a miss also from are compared to we know what drove the slowdown? jan-patrick: i would point you to the life science business. that is where merck is manufacturing everything that is related to covid. the testing kits and all that kind of stuff. demand is softening w

all up but don't go away because we will discuss more about ab powered, long haul trucks and how that is performing. when we come back, how our thomas trust performing and how many workers will be out of. * jobs because of the ever evolving technology. well find out after the break. ah ah, ah . ah . ah. in 1935 fascists, italy, led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over ethiopia. by that time, ethiopia was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896, its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonists and defend their independence. since then, rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october, 3, 1935. without any announcement, the fascists attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. ethiopian armed forces fought courageously, but the brutality of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also chemical weapons, toxic gases. this changed the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people

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if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions. and if a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting. we have state lawmakers set to vote on that bill next week. we'll be following it. john. >> well, rainfall still relatively light for the time being, but we are going to be seeing it taking out this afternoon. strong winds, heavy rain and a risk of flooding across the bay area all the way up into the sierra nevada. the next several days. right now we're seeing most of our rainfall closer to the coast. few showers drifting into the east bay. i've got more on your forecast. still ahead. >> and many of you are trying to get out the house now to go and get those last-minute and get those last-minute errands run. we're tracking meet a future mom, and get those last-minute errands run. we're tracking a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depos

if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions. and if a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. >> and state lawmakers will vote on the bill next week in the studio. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank you, ella. still ahead, police trying to find a motive. that's after arresting a man for stashing explosives in his home and balmy tv. any transformers. the new video just released of one of the bombing. >> plus, a federal investigation now underway after some tesla owners say their steering wheels. fell off while they were driving. >> and a 24 hour helpline to help animals in need makes a remarkable woman behind organization called rocket dog organization called rocket dog rescue. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> federal officials now investigating this fatal crash involving a tesla. it h

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if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions. and if a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. state lawmakers will vote on this bill next week in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> well, a lack of affordable housing has long been one of california's most pressing issues, the bay area assembly member matt haney from san francisco hopes his proposal to formally enshrined housing is a basic human right in the state constitution will lead to change. >> this >> is what it looked like inside the state capitol today as affordable housing activists gathered to support aca, 10, a proposed constitutional amendment. they would need final approval from voters during the 2024 election. aca, 10 would enshrine housing is a fundamental human right in the state constitution. >> over 150,000 people living on the streets. more people living without homes in california than any other state in the country to show this is a crisis and the status quo approach that doesn't

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being exposed to, but also what are they not doing as a result of their our extensive use of these abs on screens and devices. thanks there to becky worley. it's important to note though the chinese version of china obviously already had this limit for kids at 45 minutes, 60 minutes is way too long way too long able to get around these restrictions true, now four impt com for imprint for certain. everybody was kung fu fighting. faster. alright we're not exactly kung fu fighting, but we've got some fighting words gloves are coming off our own. will ganz is here with a new debate segment. yay or nay, that is correct. there are few things i love more than sitting at this desk with you guys. ah but aside from that, sitting here and arguing with you, i'd like that a little bit more. i'll present a topic. you guys way in. yea or nay up first ordering the same exact thing as your table mate at dinner on a recent dinner date and an italian restaurant president biden and the first lady ordered identical meals. two glasses of barbera, a salad, grilled bread with butter. and two bowls of rigatoni

if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions. and if a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for u.s.. state lawmakers vote on this bill next week. new at noon, san jose police say a man is behind bars for pretending to be a 16 year-old boy online and committing crimes with a minor 20 year-old jonathan. so is accused of using social media to contact his victim, the contact reportedly happened on february. 26 police arrested the suspect 5 days later in santa cruz where he worked as a security guard. investigators are asking anyone who may have experienced a similar encounter to please come forward. now to developing news. we're learning more about the man arrested for allegedly stashing explosives in his home and bombing a pair of pg transformers kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the newly released video of one of those bombings. >> san jose police release surveillance video of the january 5th, 2023 bombing of a pg and

if ab 48 is passed, the health department would be required to investigate these actions.a person is put on one of these drugs, they would be reassessed every 6 months to see if they still need them. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. state lawmakers are going to be voting on that bill come next week. john. >> rainfall on its way in for a few areas. we're already seeing some of those lighter showers arriving. you can see them up in sonoma marin counties as well as drifting on to the peninsula as we speak. showers will remain light or this morning really pick up in intensity later on today. your forecast ahead. and as that rain starts to trickle down, this might be the best time of house and get some of those things >> all right. we're back at 6.44. and south lake tahoe is issued now a local state of emergency because of the severe winter storms. kind of like what we have here in the bay area course, they're dealing with a ton of snow this i know. so storm warning just went into effect for that region. and city officials are trying to assure resident

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and so dope, i mean is like the sealant or the glue around these connections. ab developers take advantage of the motivating effect of dopamine. they keep us coming back with virtual trophies, bonus points, and progress notifications. the audio book service audible, for instance, rewards members with badges and vouchers for extended listening. our brain learns that listening for longer is good. the strategy here is gamification. gamification means to use game like mechanics and non gaming environments, points, badges, leader boards typically, ah, language learning apps like this to and do oh lingo. also use such mechanisms. progress bars show how far we're advancing in our lessons. this motivates us and even partial successes, release dopamine, in our brain. hearty congratulations from the app makes us even happier, as does moving up in the ranking. is it a bit manipulative? yes. but is it bad, per se? well, that depends. of course products are designed to be engaging. that is their very purpose. so for an app can't get you to go exercise. if it can't get you to learn a language, if it can

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