why the hell do i need this alfred ? panin admitted that when leaving sargsyan's apartment with the loot, he suddenly ran into the victim. well, he hit him with a golden figurine. ashot on the head like that way the case of the murder of a citizen. nikiforov can be considered disclosed? is it that nikiforov died from his own meanness? well, yes, it was not necessary to go out on the stairs at night to smoke, and smoking is generally harmful. okay, well done, i’ll take the case to court, which means that in addition to the robbery, panin will be charged with murder. and ryazantsev ryazantsev ryazantsev will go as an instigator of the ship, plus not helping a person in a helpless state. sorry georgievich, but there was no assistance. in the sense of how well, yes, so ryazan, in fact, there was no crime scene. it’s just that we logically restored the picture of the crime; at our request, the ryazan people voiced it, which forced the criminal to confess. uh-huh at your request. uh-huh how did you get that from him? so except

i i'm delighted to say that alfred , debbie and bert that alfred, debbie and bert join us now. >> debbieng? >> debbie, how are you doing? what's what's the latest update ? >> 7- >> we're no 7 >> we're no further forward now than what we were when we came in here. apart from being banned into a priority band in which happened last week. however nothing as accumulated from that . so that is that is the only thing that has happened . you thing that has happened. you have to do like a 56 day, 56 day before you get a new band in. so we're now are classed as a priority . priority. >> and how long do you estimate it might take until you can find new accommodation ? new accommodation? >> the council have said 6 to 8 months to us. um, there's been a few . you have to bid on few. you have to bid on properties and there's been some properties and there's been some properties on the bidding line. however they haven't been suitable. um for the needs that we need for my dad, mainly , um, we need for my dad, mainly, um, you know, the needs that he needsis you know, the needs that he needs is the counci

alfred gardner, born in kingston, jamaica, 27thjanuary 1926. delisa augustus bernard.in at the time, british guyana. oh, gosh, it's very difficult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it wasjust like home. how do you describe home? you know, my family was very orthodox methodist, you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. my siblings, of course, and the parents. - my father died early, _ in the early '50s, so i stay home with my mother to lookj after the younger ones. i don't like to remember some of it. but one thing i decided, - i wasn't going to steal to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn. just making. dress—making. when i small, i used to do, make my own clothes for myself. i did everything i was, everything a wife should do, everything. at one time, i thought i could do anything a boy could do. idid. i didn't know that there was a life to come. - edna may henry. born in jamaica. when i

on the first loud alfred teamster, they had the largest load this morning. the team are unloading at the rolling pyre. note this team rising off the horses. deemed advisable to put teams in ice. i took this view to show the outfit that i used to travel through the woods driving only one hog in a double track. the next scene the river camp and the building is the garage for log hall and on the right the hubel. sam and herbert are now cutting the trees on township 31 below the bacon place. this is the third crop timbtore cut off the land under our system of cutting in the past 25 years. this is the log hauler, without it we wouldha have had to build four tams on crooked river and expense 10 or $12,000. this is edwin blanche to load the log from peek mountain. we are now showing the cutting of logs on township 37. 27 years ago this country was cleaned according to system of operations by james mclean and when i say all of us, he thought its would be useless because he understood the timber with all cuts and you would notice the timber,a it's not a bad timber gr

have we got another one as well, alfred ? another one as well, alfred?, but please stand corrected. we all know the county of yorkshire is god's own county and not somerset . somerset. >> well, my goodness, that is such a compliment. that is lady boycott. sir geoffrey boycott's wife . i cannot tell you how wife. i cannot tell you how flattered i am that you're watching the programme and i'm very nervous that i still very nervous to say that i still disagree with you. somerset is god's own county, though. my mother helen , was. mother in law, helen, was. mother be on your side . as mother may be on your side. as i said the break, earlier said before the break, earlier in the week, we had the latest edition of the commercial success as sit with success known as sit down with sitwell. but what we didn't tell you is that earlier we did a bit of standing to you, indeed, some standing in a part of my house, which pretend i use all which i can't pretend i use all that often. the kitchen. why you may ask? well, it was a few years ago now when the great alexander

have we got another one as well, alfred ? another one as well, alfred?please stand corrected. we all know the county of yorkshire is god's own county and not somerset . somerset. >> well, my goodness, that is such a compliment. that is lady boycott. sir geoffrey boycott's wife . i cannot tell you how wife. i cannot tell you how flattered i am that you're watching the programme and i'm very nervous that i still very nervous to say that i still disagree with you. somerset is god's own county, though. my mother helen , was. mother in law, helen, was. mother be on your side . as mother may be on your side. as i said the break, earlier said before the break, earlier in the week, we had the latest edition of the commercial success as sit with success known as sit down with sitwell. but what we didn't tell you is that earlier we did a bit of standing to you, indeed, some standing in a part of my house, which pretend i use all which i can't pretend i use all that often. the kitchen. why you may ask? well, it was a few years ago now when the great alexander boris

thank you, alfred. and again, if you're online, the q&a function and i have a question, if we can back up pre kennedy administration i started to read over the thanksgiving holiday david eisenhower was memoir called going to glory and it's about his grandfather dwight eisenhower's the white house and passing the torch to john kennedy in january of 61 and retiring his farm with mamie in gettysburg and he talks david eisenhower talks a little bit about how kennedy changes the foreign policy defense policymaking apparat status of eisenhower and fred mentioned kennedy service in world war two. you can't get any more contrast of that passing of the torch on january 20th, 1960, on that cold day when the president the, new president delivered that amazing inaugural address. but here he was at, age 43, the youngest elected coming in to the white house and going out. our oldest president at that time, 70, although nowadays seems like a spring chicken compared to the r and our candidates these days but neverthele

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an you mentioned alfred , but we could talk about alfred, but we could talk about magna carta , the verygna carta, the very basis of our freedoms. >> well, i couldn't make my monologue too long. it was in an earlier draft that you had to leave something for me to say. and you're absolutely right. the first part of magna carta says the church in england shall be free, and it is underpinning king thomas becket's martyrdom against henry, the second in favour of an independent church. >> well, that's right. so the very basis of law of constitutional monarchy itself is a product of the judeo—christian tradition and the teaching of the bible. but then also this idea of the human person . then you mentioned tom person. then you mentioned tom holland. i might mention larry siedentop , an oxford academic siedentop, an oxford academic who has actually shown that the whole idea of personhood as we value it in our liberal society has very deep christian roots now , he is not himself now, he is not himself a christian, but he has identified this . this. >> and it's one of the most interesting things

an you mentioned alfred , but we could talk about alfred, but we could talk about magna carta , the verygna carta, the very basis of our freedoms. >> well, i couldn't make my monologue too long. it was in an earlier draft that you had to leave something for me to say. and you're absolutely right. the first part of magna carta says the church in england shall be free, and it is underpinning king thomas becket's martyrdom against henry, the second in favour of an independent church. >> well, that's right. so the very basis of law of constitutional monarchy itself is a product of the judeo—christian tradition and the teaching of the bible. but then also this idea of the human person . then you mentioned tom person. then you mentioned tom holland. i might mention larry siedentop , an oxford academic siedentop, an oxford academic who has actually shown that the whole idea of personhood as we value it in our liberal society has very deep christian roots now , he is not himself now, he is not himself a christian, but he has identified this . this. >> and it's one of the most interesting things

and later, a trip across san francisco and beyond, retracing the footsteps of alfred hitchcock. and the stars of his most >>> welcome back. we know the driver in a high-speed chase that spanned the bay last evening was a teenager driving a stolen car. over the course of five hours, chp said it crashed into a number of cars and even hit a police dog. this all began after 3:00 in the afternoon on highway 4. chp said they have abandoned pursuit on i 80 for the safety of other drivers. the stolen car sped across the bay bridge and into downtown san francisco, our chopper caught up to it as the driver changed his mind and headed back to the bay bridge. eventually he abandon the car and ran off near anderson park. police drove onto the field before finding the suspect at a nearby apartment complex where he surrendered at about 9:00 pm. >>> a resource fair is helping refugees from afghanistan. the event in union city was put together by several nonprofits and east bay congressman, eric swalwell. some families continue with the resettlement process. >> there's a lot of new updates when

. >>> later, we will retrace the footsteps of alfred hitchcock, james stewart, and kim novak, a fans go dizzy over the return o vertigo, coming up. >>> you can see the sky once again today. plenty of smoke and the air quality, bay area wide, was moderate. they haven' done that yet. every part of the bay registers moderate. go an air quality advisory that stays tomorrow. we will talk yo about where this is coming from and a warm-up for next week. i will show you where this >>> welcome back. live look from the camera atop the washington monument, facing the lincoln memorial. it is all quiet now, but earlier thousand of people were at the national mall, to remember the 60 years that have passed since dr. martin luther king jr. led the march on washington. just like in 1963, today's crowd was a mi of generations and backgrounds all united by one common cause. dr. king's son, martin luther king jr., the third led the charge today, with people alongside his father 60 years ago. >> let's not give up, let's not given, let's not give out. we must move forward. >> martin luther king then said

. >> i know, but-- >> alfred sanchez, protect our benefits. i applaud the reconsideration. i applaud claire wanting to be on that board and i got a lot of feedback on this particular thing, especially from early retirees. they were never aware that it was going to be anything as tough as this. like you say, some of them they are not police and fire. 75% of city retirees are miscellaneous workers. some of them pensions, 30, $40 thousand. this is a choice about their lifestyle whether they can pay their utility bill or hey, i have to have the heat on in my house, but maybe i'll have to roll the dice and not have healthcare anymore. i really appreciate the courage, especially from the elected bodies. they're fiduciary. i know it was a tough thing but appreciate the reconsideration. that thank you. >> thank you for your comment. other general comment on this item? >> seeing none, i move to virtual public comment. and we have one caller on the phone-line. one caller has raised their hand. i'll indicate where there are no more callers in the queue and will hear a brief silence as

alfred chuang is from race capital, a venture capital firm based in silicon valley.why arm is considered such an exciting prospect. they are important in technology in everyday life. there is $1 trillion valuation right now, do you feel that the company is being overvalued? it's a very unique company and has done a good job of catching the wave and defining the wave of what the world is it into, these large neural network based type of artificial intelligence network would change the week about how we will interact with the internet in the future. every application will change ten years from now, so that's what they are written on and that's they are written on and that's the way tech is deleted. and that's what arm wrestle himself into the gpu, ai race right now. you may well be watching this from home... with hybrid and remote work increasingly common, lots of office buildings are empty. vacancy rates are at 30—year highs in many american cities — new york's vacancy rate was an eyewatering 22% in the first three months of this year. it raises the question: what sho

this was the meaning of anatoly avrutin's life. in june 1943, on the table of alfred rosenberg, takefrom the minister for the eastern occupied territories, a letter of seemingly strange content was laid down at first glance , it looked strange and its name was the legitimacy of the methods used during anti-partisan operations, it was signed gautleiter wilhelmakube and in it he asked to weaken the punitive measure against the population of the district entrusted to him. but it was about an operation on which the germans had special hopes and which they planned to carry out at lightning speed in 10 days. strategically important for the nazis in the region of minsk and vitebsk regions, the partisans dealt the most intense blows to communications. yes, the front did not reach, so necessary cargo. the task was to liquidate the partisan detachments of the borisov begomskaya in the shortest possible time zone the commissar of the kirov partisan detachment ivan germanov urgently arrived at the location of the partisan formation near lake palik, with him a radio operator and head of intellige

. >> now, obviously, american cinema has a long history of murderous wildlife from alfred hitchcock's. to the first true summer blockbuster jaws. but these days, you jaws in a blender and you get shark nado. and if you enjoy everything that was going on in 1983, you get. bear suddenly, many of our traditional horror film concepts have transformed into more of these still scary but also kind of funny hybrids. >> i think there is something that people really like where where they want to feel scared on some level. >> but. but never feel tense. >> george myers is a programmer for amherst cinema and art house theater in massachusetts, and he says in a time when life is already pretty scary, this mixture is a good medium for viewers who still want a thrill using comedy makes it much, much easier to digest. yeah, and he says this genre has become so popular that even theaters like his can't look away. but our peers across the country and art house cinemas shifted towards exactly what you're talking about. however george also acknowledges that these concepts are getting more and more absurd

on the fourth load is alfred, they have the largest load this morning.building peer at the west branch. note the steam rising off the horses. owing to a tremendous rainstorm the day before the stream overflowed and was not deemed advisable to put the teams on the ice. i took this view to show the outfit that is used to travel through the woods, o driving ony one horse and a double track. the next seat as the main river camp. the building impact is the garage for the log holder. the vehicle in front is the snowmobile. on the right the hubble where the horses are to put sam and herbert are now cutting the trees on township 31 below the bacon place. this is the third crop of timber cut off this land under our system of cutting in the past 25 years. this is the lumbar log holder built at waterville, maine. withoutam it we would've had to build four names on crooked river, and expense of ten or $12,000. this is edwin blanche, witness who is arriving from pekin mountain. the load on the frontf of the yard are ready for the log holder just gone by. we are now s

alfred's imagination and resolve.'s 2023, and this week it was reported that the lib dem run winchester city council has imposed a 710% hike on sunday parking charges is all part of reaching net zero fees for sunday. now for four hours we have risen from £2 to £17. air quality doesn't care which day of the week it is, they said. some are concerned that the elderly won't be a won't be able to afford to pray. one gentleman compared it to the soviet politburo saying they implement any scheme they wish and appear accountable to nobody. winchester cathedral so far hasn't commented, but i think it's fair to say that winchester city council will find plenty of allies among the bishops . not allies among the bishops. not too long ago, synod discuss the potential of human composting as disgusting as that sounds , as disgusting as that sounds, as a low carbon alternative to burial and cremation extinction rebellion. who we've seen parading through bristol cathedral seem to be more welcome than traditionally minded christian tow

alfred's imagination and resolve.'s 2023, and this week it was reported that the lib dem run winchester city council has imposed a 710% hike on sunday parking charges is all part of reaching net zero fees for sunday. now for four hours we have risen from £2 to £17. air quality doesn't care which day of the week it is, they said. some are concerned that the elderly won't be a won't be able to afford to pray. one gentleman compared it to the soviet politburo saying they implement any scheme they wish and appear accountable to nobody. winchester cathedral so far hasn't commented, but i think it's fair to say that winchester city council will find plenty of allies among the bishops . not allies among the bishops. not too long ago, synod discuss the potential of human composting as disgusting as that sounds , as disgusting as that sounds, as a low carbon alternative to burial and cremation extinction rebellion. who we've seen parading through bristol cathedral seem to be more welcome than traditionally minded christian tow

>> i think the alfred e. neuman approach is pretty derigor for economists unfortunately.e 2004-2005 great financial crisis time frame where they were pretty consistently behind in terms of a, home prices could actually fall nationally, and then b, once home prices did start falling nationally what the actual implications and ripple effects of that would be and i think there's probably in terms of dynamics something similar going on here. charles: conventional wisdom right now this bricks news happened a year earlier would be more detrimental. china's economy is in trouble. some of the things i'm reading recently, maybe president xi is doing something to deliberately slow things down particularly the runaway residential area on the other hand president biden keeps his foot on the pedal and inflation doesn't go away and the federal reserve doesn't go away? >> i think both president xi and president biden are attempting to subvert free markets in a way, both with the goal of trying to do things they see as strategically important for their respective nations. my understandin

beloradiocompany are available on the site tvr.crupcobiy on the weekend. in june 1943, on the table of alfredter for the eastern occupied territories, a letter of seemingly strange content lay down on the table, and its name looked strange as well as the legitimacy of the methods used during anti-partisan operations, it was signed by gautleiter wilgel macube, and in it he asked to weaken the punitive measure against the population of the district entrusted to him. but it was about an operation on which the germans had special hopes and which they planned to carry out at lightning speed in 10 days. the region of minsk and vitebsk regions, which was strategically important for the nazis, the partisans dealt the most intense blows to communications. yes, the front did not reach, so necessary cargo. task was to liquidate as soon as possible partisan detachments of the borisov begom zone commissar of the kirov partisan detachment ivan germanov urgently arrived at the location of the partisan formation near lake palik, with him a radio operator and head of intelligence mashkov, the information they

let's dmek about halfway between los angeles and san diego in tee plack, california, michael alfred is there. how's it going so far michael? >> good afternoon, jon thanks for having me so far we're doing pretty well the rain has just started to move into town. and it's making its way in and at this point i think we're really prepared to see what this has to offer us. >> do you have hill country, i mean, there are a lot of mountains and washes above the san diego area. do you have hills to worry about that are going to be concentrating some of that flood watersome? >> we do. we have some hills to the west of us as we started to head out to the coast and then our eastward facing mountains are far enough away that the water impact from them would be very minimal to the city. jon: what about evacuations? have you had to order any yet? >> no. we have not. we have not seen the level of water arrive yet here within to issue evacuations. but we've been communicating with the community over the last several days, and preparing them for the potential for evacuation should they be needed. jon: so

the fourth person i talk about is alfred edgar smith. he's not your new york governor, al smith, even though he called himself al smith. it's just a kind of confused. so but al smith, alfred edgar smith was from arkansas and he has a completely different background than weaver. hastie he he grew up in in great poverty. he lost his parents young lied about his age and got a scholarship to go to howard where. he majored in social sciences and he, too, became a teacher. and he taught and he worked in the post office and he was also a journalist. and through howard tice, again, activist ties, he an appointment in the jobs in in the new deal and eventually he's placed within the wpa right he heads up the largest jobs program for black americans in all of the great depression. al smith generated more jobs for black americans than any of the other programs in in in the entire new deal. so when but soon to rise it's all men. there's others i could you about but i don't have time right. but they're fragmented. they're divided by generation. rober

on the fourth load is alfred mealy tames the forest team we had in the lot, but they had the largest load this morning. the teams are unloading at the rolling pier at the west branch. note the steam rising off the horses owing to a tremendous rainstorm the day before the scream overflowed and it was not deemed advisable to put the teams on the ice. i took this view to show the outfit that i used to travel through the woods, driving only one horse and a double track. the next scene is the main river camp, the building in back is the garage for the log hall. the vehicle in front is the snowmobile on the right, the hubbell, where the horses are kept. sam handy and herbert hart are now cutting the trees on township 31 below the bacon's place. this is the third crop of timber cut off this land under our system of cutting. in the past 25 years, this is the lombard log hauler built at waterville, maine. without it, we would have had to build four dams on crooked river and expense of ten or $12,000. this is edwin blanch, a witness. he'll arrive in at the yard with a load of logs from peek at

this shows alfred,ll don and patrick sold.e will now show the fire and river outfit. river outfit. the fire is between two logs were a boiled tea and baking the tin kitchen before the open fire. that being whole is 3 feet across and it filled up with kindling wood with birch or maplewood thrown on the fire. the beans are put in the ground at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. but for him in the morning the process is good. i stayed for this picture because i could not take the view at 4:00 a.m. in the morning. al smith is giving a plate of beans. bill is frying donuts. i have seen half a barrel of donuts eaten by the crew and one meal. next is the canal at woodinville where the logs come to retire by the mill. this is the dance at whitney bill and the sullivan mill. frank hammond and charlie handy or sawing logs for the lower mill. from the top of the mill i am standing on the log picked out a big one. note these children in their bathing suits. there river drivers of the future. they're not the kind to be worn but they clear the log

important that under such conditions the brakes member states, they strengthen cooperation and our joint alfred to enhance. they can only growth in sustainable development. yields concrete, practical results, physical scripts, assumable weight together will launch new infrastructure and investment projects. the trade exchanges are expanding and the industry context are also expanding. and what is most important we work together based on the principle of equality and respect for the mutual interests. and this is the gist of the foreigner and looking strategic path of our organization. this, that is in the vein of the largest part, major part of the global population, the global majority, as it's also referred to, and the number of speak for themselves over the last decade. util investment among the brakes. member states has grown by 6 times in turn, investments into the global economy, creased by 2 times to fold, and the joint experts reach 20 percent of the total global numbers as for russia. but the problem is our tre turnover. we break sparts are increased by 40.5 percent and he's now record

was fruit for leonid, you just had it i just remembered on the army 2 20 23 forum the expression of alfreduld be expelled from all the churches and the life of russia and replaced with a swastika, so in this the meaning consisted of plastic, we see it replaces and on leopards again the swastika returns, as for , again , historical memory, germans and crematoria. they really know a lot about this, and i, as the son of a prisoner of a minor a prisoner of the ends of germany my father ruled for 3 1/2 years in a concentration camp. eh, i know such a moment that even here in many camps there was an inscription. yes to each his own or work frees about this, and there was such a saying by arbeiten and the crematorium number is dry to us, that is, you can free yourself from flying work only through crematorium number three and today, in general, ukraine somehow more and more resembles the authorities in the ukrainian funeral team. well, look, they are now discussing, and the creation of a memorial military cemetery, 200 crematoria arrived and are already chiding, which means that they are really r

one of the oldest in belarus is the famous pinsk madonna of alfred romir. enters the clouds.nse fog trips, its prototype was a real-life pechanka. by the way, the four-tier belfry next to the church was built a hundred years less than the leaning tower of pisa, but a similar architectural mistake was made. this bell tower also deviated from its axis, in the meantime, the whole world in the photographs keeps the leaning tower of pisa from falling. i will support finnish in every sense. another reason why pinsk is called polissya jerusalem is the close connection of the city with the history of the israeli people before the second world war , 70% of the population were jews. near pinsk , the first israeli president, heim weizmann, was born. here , the future fifth prime minister of israel , golda mayor, spent seven childhood years with her grandmother, and it was he who lived with the parents of billionaire and ex-microsoft ceo steve ballmer. you can find out about your historical status from the inscription in polish about this the building of the male state gymnasium, the old

to to you, mr. chapman for inviting me to attend to this fifteens bridge summit had an offer under alfred guns, chatham and cheese, with a focus on our contracts, the partnerships between rigs and now from that goes beyond videos, it is as the digit and in fedex. together we have the power to reshape the landscape, promote intrusive growth and advocates. but by joining forces, we've done pre 8th at one where no nation is left behind. web prosperity is share equity and web sustainable development. the drums are at us regardless as the resources and when combined with the technological couple, i really see a couple of entities and investment potential of rates. it opens up a but a lot of the opportunities for both regions by located the resources through infrastructure, energy, housing, and fed and manufacture is that does the wisdom, generate employment opportunities in ads, productivity, and uplift, billions from bullets. this is a moment to seize in order to establish productions promote thread activities, and the enabling technology transfer that would ensure offerings, as imagines as a

. >> juju: facing the death penalty at just 22 years old, christina took an alfred plea where she acceptedy charge but maintained her innocence. do you regret that decision? >> yes. because, quite frankly, i would rather be dead than to suffocate alive in here. >> the investigation into christina was more focused on the circumstances around christina and how she was as a mother, not about the actual facts of the case. >> juju: at trial david was accused of abusing amber but not murder and was released after 15 years. >> wand is clear. amber suffered fatal injury. the only witness to the how and who of amber's death is david herren. >> juju: christina remains behind bars more than 30 years later. >> since she was convicted, she's been through nine parole denials. >> juju: grace and lizzy confronted the former prosecutor. >> i don't know what happened to that child in that house during that three or four-day period. i don't know. i do know they're both equally responsible. >> it doesn't feel like equal responsibility, though, if one person -- >> i understand what you're saying. >> there is a

one of the oldest in belarus is the famous pinsk madonna of alfred romir.louds that look like thick cuts and fogs. its prototype was a real-life typo. the four-tier belfry next to the costume was built a hundred years less than leaning tower of pisa, but an architectural mistake was made. similarly, the bell tower also deviated from its axis, in the meantime, the whole world in the photographs does not fall into the leaning tower of pisa. i will support finnish in every sense. another reason why pinsk is called polissya jerusalem. this is a close connection of the city with the history of the israeli people before the second world war 70% of the population were jews. near pinsk, the first israeli president , heim weizmann, was born. here, with my grandmother , the future fifth prime minister spent seven childhood years israel golda mayor, and it was also the one who lived the parents of the billionaire and ex-general director of microsoft steve ballmer. you can learn about its historical status from the inscription in polish about this building - the male s

and we are in know, 45 countries in alfred can. that's when i may have gotten an error. i took 2 years, 201516212, whatever on the forgot to learn more about african cruise in the talking about the 54 countries mom's and that was liked to understand more. that's why i think that's a 2 year is itself within different countries and also kind of so many but after confusing i started studying in germany and it's like, i spend more time in africa and i've been to jews, whatever, learning germany like technique i do is english and set to use. yeah. now, that's why even i work for zillow quoting for fusion cruise in like is a bridge of different cruising african dusso calls his signature dish home that a calendar recreation that reflects his personal journey across africa and to europe. what goes into it often changes depending on his location. today, he makes it using various african mango varieties fish of a caught a cream, and an unusual but beautiful assortment of toppings and seasonings. homeland is like the fruits. it can happen, like uh, most of the people have room like

does alfred do it? you know, alfred's too busy making sandwiches. it doesn't pull up to the station. "yeah, just fill it up." [ laughter ] so, questions like that. and the one i loved most was "does superman eat?" because does he have to eat? superman, he can -- he's invulnerable, he can do anything surely, he doesn't have to eat and i'm having to think of this question and it's, well -- i spoke to the kid and i said, "i think he does eat, but he's superman, so he takes every iota of energy from anything he eats so there's no waste product. and then, the guy says, "so, it doesn't go to the bathroom so, does it seal up then over time?" [ laughter ] and i'm like, "you're leading me into a place i just don't want to go. you know [ laughter ] i'm thinking superman flying through the air with his ass sealing up give me a break. [ laughter ] so, questions like that. and the worst ones i get are, "can you explain the universe and god to me? and i -- like, people have been trying to do this for the last 6,000 years in human history and you've come to me? pr

alfred hernandez's family has run the business almost 30 years in san rafael. regulars line up for their burritos. >> a little veggies, rice and chicken broth. >> reporter: many commute across the bridge from richland, where rent is significantly cheaper. assembly bill 12 would cap the security deposit for renters to one month's rent instead of two or three currently allowed under state law. >> i think it would make it easier for someone struggling try to find a place for rent, make it easier to get in. >> reporter: not only would it impact workers, hernandez believes shortened and cheaper commutes could lessen pressure on increasing wages, keeping the business more competitive. >> if i can keep my expenses low, i can pass the savings on to my customers. so i don't have to jack up the prices so much. >> reporter: landlords and apartment associations oppose the bill that passed the first hurdle in the state assembly. they argue capping the deposit would force them to take on too much risk if tenants failed to pay rent or damage units. >> it's also very expensive

. >> reporter: alfred, her twin brother, planned on donating his kidney but he passed away two years >> reporter: the 18-year-old didn't hesitate. but her mother was hesitant. >> she's my mom. it would be just like a few weeks of hurting for me for a lifetime of healthiness for my mom. that's a risk i'mle willing to take >> reporter: they went through the procedure in june and it was a success. jessica says it's the healthiest she's felt in years. >> my life-span would be very short. my baby saved my life. yeah, she definitely did >> i'm going to add this patch here >> reporter: now they can both focus on brooke's last year of high school. but what took place over the summer >> i love you. >> reporter: will forever be a part of them >> our thanks for that report. as parents, we always say we give everything to our children. like mother, like daughter >> they gave each other life >>> an ordinary day turned into a major payday for a man in maryland who ended up winning 15 prizes totaling $750,000 he's won smaller jackpots in the past but the pick five is the largest by far he plans to

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