kennedy high had only been opened a couple of years when allison in rolled. and for some reason or another, allison didn't really make much of a market in high school, probably because she had arrived as a sophomore, probably because she was 15. didn't join the sort of clubs that the cool kids joined, didn't earn the sort of grades that made her a standout in the classroom. and when she reached her senior year and decided that it was time to apply to college, she only applied to one school. but she remembered what she remembered when she was little, on the sunday, her mom and dad and her little sister, they'd all pile into the car and they would drive out of cleveland, out into the countryside, and that way folks used to do. she loved those trips. just driving aimlessly out in the countryside. and so she decided that she would go to a college, it was out in the countryside, too. she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state, the 69 70 school year, the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the sport [inaudi

so allison is also usingene editing to breed cattle who only produce male offspring. to achieve this, she inserts a special gene in cow embryos in thlab. this makes selecting the male sex possible. this could save more animals from being slaughtered, and techniques like these could be used to insert disease resistance. potentially, reducing the need for antibiotics. in fact, a gene edited embryo was implanted into this cow just three months ago. - [alison] and there's princess. - so in a few short moments, we're about to see an ultrasound of a cow here. veterinarian, bret mcnabb, is going to perform an ultrasound on princess to see if the gene edited embryo has taken hold. (gentle whimsical music) (metal clanging) - we're just gonna make sure that the pregnancy is still healthy and viable from what we can tell. - so an ultrasound on a cow is not quite the sam as an ultrasound on- (group laughing) - e principles are the same, but our approach is a little bit different. - [kondwani] allison's checkup may depend on the whims of this mama cow, to get the ultrasound scanne

so allison is also usingene editing to breed cattle who only produce male offspring. to achieve this, she inserts a special gene in cow embryos in thlab. this makes selecting the male sex possible. this could save more animals from being slaughtered, and techniques like these could be used to insert disease resistance. potentially, reducing the need for antibiotics. in fact, a gene edited embryo was implanted into this cow just three months ago. - [alison] and there's princess. - so in a few short moments, we're about to see an ultrasound of a cow here. artificially selecting for the male sex could make cattle production more humane and more efficient. - there are some pretty compelling benefits that outweigh the risks. - [kondwani] seeing the genetitic engineering with livestock, up close and personal, is absolutely mind-blowing. (dramatic electronic music) - [narrator] in the future, engineering the genes of farm animals speeds up their evolution as useful domestic species. the new variety cow, gene edited to dramatically reduce the emission of the climate damaging

yeah, allison stewart allen, you're experts on international business. how is netflix managed to nail being so dominant across so many different countries? well, it's clearly fills a need, so consumers increasingly are looking at home entertainment. in some ways, it's been hugely helped by the pandemic, because our habits have changed. we've been stuck at home in many parts of the world and having a ready all you can eat, model of entertainment has been a very, very timely the bigger question now is, where do they go next? because they are, as you said, in your opening remarks, they are in fact losing subscribers. there's a cost of living crisis, obviously going on in europe, around the globe for that matter. and consumers are now faced with really tough choices about what elements of the household spending get caught. and my guess is that increasingly consumers are going to look to save some money from their streaming menu, including netflix. yeah. but, but there is precious a being faced across the board and it's not just affecting netflix. nevertheles

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with amy allison, the founder of the political advocacy organization, she the people. >>> we gaze at an architectural structure in east bay. this week, something beautiful. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco, this friday august 26, 2022. hello, and welcome to kqed newsroom. in recent years, overdoses due to fentanyl have become one of the most pressing public health concerns in the states. the static opiate, fentanyl, which is used to treat pain is much more potent than other painkillers. it has made its way into street drugs. according to the san francisco chronicle, roughly 1300 people died from drug overdoses in 2020 and 2021 in san francisco. that is almost twice the total of the covid-19 pandemic in the city. joining now to discuss this and some of the other top news are the chronicle city hall reporter, tricia donny. and kqed political reporter, joe fitzgerald rodriguez. thank you, for being here. tricia, you have covered this crisis for years. give us the lay of the land. how bad is it? >> reporter: this debt is that two people and they are dying from overdo

and, allison, this is a widespread event, right? >> it is. all eyes are really seemed to be focused on mississippi and louisiana, but any state along the gulf coast has the potential for the shower and thunderstorms today. here is a look where we have the flood warnings. couple in east texas, areas of louisiana and then, yes, of course, the focus in mississippi. we talked about this, the pearl river at jackson, at 35.2 feet, it is forecast to get up to 36 feet in less than 24 hours. but just as the mayor pointed out too, you have to understand, it takes time for that water to come back down. so even though we anticipate hitting the peak by monday morning, it is going to be days and days before you really finally start to see that water get back below flood stage, which is starting at 28 feet. that's when you consider to have minor flood stage, so it is still going to be a very prolonged event before that water comes back to normal levels. here say look at the forecast for today. texas through florida, you're looking at the showers and thunder

allison? >> okay. nick, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. great to see you. we had norm eiseon on last how. he said now it won't be long -- i guess -- let me try to phrase this correctly. he can't see how donald trump wouldn't be named a target because they're so intertwined. do you agree? and in that case, would prosecutors have to disclose to donald trump sooner than later that he, too, is a target? >> so i think norm's analysis makes sense. although i couldn't hope to put a time line on when that might happen. the simple fact is why would they be investigating rudy giuliani for his actions involved in the aftermath of the election but for the fact that mr. giuliani was doing those things according to his own admissions at the behest of donald trump. so the two of them are inextricably tied together in what might be a criminal conspiracy to alter the election in georgia. that's, of course, what is being investigated. so i think it's certainly possibl

allison, are you presenting this? >> sure. i can. >> i'm assuming that everybody has read the deal was basically in a nutshell to this that was agreed to and came up to 5.9 instead of the 6. i will open up to my fellow commissioners to ask any questions of ms. romano, or i will try to answer them. i will open it up for discussion. >> i have two questions. >> i will do the technical one first. this vote recommends the change to do an amortization over ten years instead of five. is that always the best and in this case it's an actuarial related task. is ten years still considered a best practice for this type of benefit and how it affects our liability count? >> >> i believe we have janette on the line to address that actuarial perspective. >> yes, various guidance has been issued from the public plans committee and from the california actuary advisory panel for different categories for the different parts of their funding policy. the five parts would be five categories would be a model practice which i think that you are thinki

allison, why do you feel so much rage?> whenever something big comes out like this, a lot of underrepresented founders, people of color and women ask why you have this emotion. it is because only 2% of the dollars go to women. there are less than 100 black women total who have raised more than a million in dz funding. that is the outrage. it hit you and then it also quickly becomes a muted rage because it is expected. you have to feel that rage when you are part of that community that is just historic -- >> publicly didn't want to talk about it. why do you think that is. >> it is really difficult to talk about. it can be a scary thing to do. you have to talk openly about it and to me, it is just a clear choice in the community that comes around it and opportunities like this that come from it. that is how you catalyze public discourse and really make a change. >> here is what they wrote about this. adam is a visionary leader, levelized the second largest asset class and the will, commercial real estate. we understand how d

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the evidence for that starts with di zante allison midway key, who was nigerian minister of petroleum resources. every night, julia will be touched by the rewards and the proceeds from the way gossip. 4 years later, her last day in office, she's facing allegations, she looted billions of dollars of oil revenue for herself and corrupt associates. the week before in london, she's personally handed a dominique, diplomatic passport by prime minister scare it, a passport which could shield her from criminal charges. we found documents showing a few days later, shell company forms in delaware and american state where laws mean the true owners of the company a kept secret. o, 4 months later that shall company buys the new york apartment, the $2200000.00 with no mortgage. property records confirmed the prime minister's wife melissa was a resident, photos place the scary family. they're both design allison midway key and result. scared strongly denied any link to the company, the board, the apartment roosevelt scare it, said the family resided there due to a kind gesture by an unnamed friend o

they're both does auntie allison middle achy and roosevelt scare it? strongly denied any link to the company, the board, the apartment roosevelt scare it, said the family resided there due to a kind gesture by an unnamed friend of his wife. he strongly denied any wrong doing . and didn't ask or receive any money from allison midway, keep ah, in dominique up. we've also tracked the money trail linking prime minister scare it to another doubtful diplomat, uranian alum on fred. oh, don't care if we've gone all a series of emails about sending money from malaysia to dominique health and specifically to a petrol station in the town of portsmouth. it's owned by the num fan family. emanuel m fan was among senior politicians who visited malaysia. when mon fred opened my dominique trade house there, he was also key to the upgrade to a diplomatic passport, a sum of money i, token of appreciation, as we say, was to be given not been offered to use his company. but then he said, well, i've got the petals from station said money today within weeks of the trading ho

allison byers tweeted, "i am obviously outraged by the news.u follow me, rage is likely all over your feet. i am not surprised at all. it is how the sea operates. joining me now, allison byers. why do you feel so much rage? >> whenever something big like this comes, a lot of underrepresented founders, particularly women and people of color, are asked why the outrage? well, it's because only 2% of these dollars go to women. 2% coated latin founders. 0.67% goes to black founders. there are less than 100 black women total who have raised -- in funding. that is the outrage. it is visceral. but then, it also quickly becomes a muted rage because it is expected. it is not a surprise. we are used to it. you have to feel that rage when you are part of that community that has historically been blocked from accessing funding. emily: we reached out to a lot of female investors today. privately, they feel like you. publicly, they don't want to talk about it. why do you think that is? >> it is difficult to talk about. in any industry where you are marginaliz

allison chinchar is here with more. hi, allison. how long is this threat expected to last?

allison, where are we going to see the most rain?aces that have seen too much rain in the last week. flood warnings still in effect across portions of mississippi and louisiana. now most of that isn't necessarily from the rain coming down now but it's from the rivers, the creeks and the streams because those things take time to crest and peak. take, for example, the pearl river in jackson, still cur currently at moderate flood stage. it is expected to crest late monday into early tuesday assuming you don't get any more rain from what we have now. they had plenty. from now up to this point since last sunday, widespread areas of six inches but we had several spots that picked up, eight, nine, ten inches of rain and now we're going to add more on top of it. the bulk of the heaviest rain will be over towards areas of florida, but you'll notice right here, all along the gulf coast region, you could still pick up an additional one to two inches. no, that number alone isn't likely to cause major problems. when you have that saturated ground

meteorologist allison chinchar is live for us in the cnn weather center.ard for people to understand, wait a minute, 1 1/2 inches of rain, and flooding takes place, to the extent of mudslides, rock slides, covering up all these cars and inspect i cementing them, nearly. >> you have to remember, this is the desert southwest. the area is not used to this much rain, especially in a short period of time. this is a look at the radar, late thursday night, into friday. you can see that moisture surging up around the furnace creek area where death valley national park is located. you can see all those waves of rain coming back and forth into the area. this is some of the video. we don't have a lot of plants with deep roots like in other portions of the country. that soil is a little bit different here. a lot of it just runs right off the surface. it doesn't get absorbed into the ground like it does, say, in louisiana or texas or even the carolinas. again, it takes all of that stuff, it picks up all the debris and pushes it along, makes it essentially more like a m

. >> reporter: we went back to school shopping with mom of two allison evans. >> colors, good colors. >> reporter: today she's buying school supplies like paper and pens for her daughter, madeline, madeline, a high school freshman. >> this is the time to come, because they do have the deals. >> reporter: she's getting the essentials inside this dollar tree store in order to save a buck or two. >> i would say i should be able to get out the door, just school school supplies, no more than $75-$100. that's probably a lot. lot. >> reporter: as inflation continues to rise, the national retail federation says one third third of consumers are cutting back in other spending areas to cover the cost of school items. families are expected to spend more per person this year as a result of higher prices. total back to school spending is expected to match 2021 apps record high of $37 billion. >> i definitely want to recommend shop early. >> reporter: pete king with slick deals.net says for school supplies, it's also better to shop in person for the small stuff. >> but for items like the backpacks t

as well as my son, michael, his wife, and my grandchildren, allison and aaron. each of them. first, mr. patel. he is an exceptionally bright and committed young leader and this race was made stronger for his kenneth the. our city needs more leaders like his pushing its leaders to meet the needs of tomorrow. carolyn maloney and i have spent much of our adult lives working together to better both new york and our nation. i speak for everyone in this room tonight when i thanked her for her decades of service -- thank her for her decades of service. i stand before you tonight deeply humbled to be your democratic nominee for new york's 12th congressional district. [cheers] >> [chanting "jerry!"] rep. nadler: i am humbled by the way we worked together to achieve this victory. we won with votes on the eastside and westside, from gramercy to riverside, where the hard work of new yorkers young and old. we built a coalition made up of nurses in yorkville, and yes, may be a professor or two in the upper west side. i am humbled that so many new yorkers found this tough move by our shared

in 2010, he refused to can see the election to currently, to allison with tara, the dispute sparked a civil war that killed 3000 people. a court lighted, convicted bag bo was stealing funds from the central bank. so let's take a closer look now at what happened in the late tobacco pod and he was arrested, as we mentioned in 2011 leading to violence between his forces and supporters of terrorism. in 2019 the international criminal court acquitted back bow of charges of war crimes committed during that conflict. he returned from exile last year and launched a new political party. earlier i spoke to marie reshay below who is the editor of africa international magazine. she says, bag bow has been pardoned because he's no longer seen as a political stretch. after accepting as a return to the country of a former president wrong by bo and staging. public will unions leafy mina re last atmosphere. but it was time for what are to meet expectations and do something more substantial. it was time to wipe the slate clean by dealing with suspended over back, bull's head like a swarm of them. okay.

allison and jazz eatable werta. and elaine tick, mary, is a professor of political science at was area university. she says many people will be watching to see petra can build alliances or if in columbia and the region. i think the expectations are tremendously high following his election. i would be reluctant to confirm that he is going to be successful on all fronts. it's undeniable that there is some degree of concern amongst certain sectors of the military. i think it will be important to know who his military leadership is, which has not yet been and now, but in general, i'd like to point out that the military, traditionally in columbia, notwithstanding its important role, given the long standing arm conflict, lingering violence, is constitutional actor in the sense that it customarily obeys civilian authority. you know, based on what we know now, she is going to promote a shift towards stronger alliances with the countries of latin american in the caribbean. there's been a 1st high level meeting which is in it

>> allison, you see wyoming on the map, it is gray. before i zoom in on the state, these are the primaries so far. a handful states left to hold primaries. you see the salmon color? those are candidates endorsed by donald trump. he has giant way in the republican party, especially in these conservative house races. now we'll pullde, one congressperson from the state of wyoming, cheney versus hageman, but it's cheney versus trump. her father, the former vice president and congressman from wyoming. liz cheney came to washington with donald trump in 2016. 40% in her first primary. 68% in her second primary. 73% in the republican primary just two years ago. so republicans of wyoming love or at least loved liz cheney. what happened? let's move from this map to this map. she defied donald trump, vehicle code to impeach him, donald trump 70% in wyoming in 2020. you see only two blue counties. that's liz cheney's only hope. are there enough democrats, enough independents who will switch parties? there are indications that it's happening in wyo

twitch and allison in times square.ion show. that is going to be fun. >>> first, we have a lot of news to get to starting with those critical primaries overnight in wyoming and alaska with a crushing defeat for liz cheney at the hands of her trump-backed opponent. chief washington correspondent jon karl is in jackson, wyoming, with more on all of that. good morning again, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. liz cheney conceded her loss, and it was a big one, but she received tt votes in this .ses primary. she won. i called her to concede the race. this primary election is over, but now the real work begins. >> reporter: cheney's landslide loss was no surprise. she knew she would pay a price for voting to impeach donald trump and in serving as the vice chair of the january 6th committee. after all, wyoming is the state trump won by his biggest margin. >> no house seat, no office in this land is more important than the principles that we are all sworn to protect. >> reporter: the victor, harriet hageman who became the fr

some with serious bands i re coast presidents, allison, what tara has pardoned, has $0.50 a long time, rival wrong bubble. what i said he made the decision to quote, boost social cohesion. i had of next presidential elections in 2010. we refused to concede defeat and the vote which led to a brief civil war, one by one our supporters. at least 2 people have been killed in 22 others injured in a bumble blast and up gun stands capital capital. the device exploded in a shop in the area or below with members of the shia community is the 2nd deadly blast targets in them. i know it's a group in us many days a so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. us president joe biden has test that negative for cove. it violence doctor said he will continue to isolate the white house until he gets the 2nd negative test. biden's last go in a virus infection was a mi bound case that came just days of the recovering from is an issue about jobs for my u. s. for spanish press, then i should say donald trump has given his speech at this. yes, addition of c pack, one of the country's t

at least we did get to hear from our good friends, allison haley., ali. >> my name is allison haley, napa county's district attorney. he appeared 977, meaning a dui defendant can appear through his attorney. he was arraigned on the charges of driving causing injury with a blood alcohol level above 8.0. his defense attorney is amanda bevins, and acknowledged real rt of the criminal complaint. >> they punted the whole thing to august 23rd, thinking i'll be on vacation that week, but i'm not. we're not going to wait until the 23rd anyway. we've already waited two months. this is a dui case, not a triple homicide. we know that paul has been getting home cooking from the very beginning. we asked ally all about that. >> can you respond to critics that say mr. pelosi is getting special treatment. >> i can assure you that but for press conferences and phone calls this matter is handled like any other matter that napa county handles. we handle 550 duis in any given year, and this matter is going to the court the same as any other court in napa county. >> jes

allison mcnealy joining us with the latest on apollo's move.king a break but we will get more details on the developing story in the center of the financial district here in toronto, a power outage has been affecting various businesses. we will be back with more details. jon: this is bloomberg markets, i'm jon erlichman with caroline hyde. a story we mentioned at the top of the hour, we've been watching a power outage in the toronto financial core. they said this affects 10,000 customers. we've been seeing some live shots on the waterfront. there is no confirmation at all but this is a live helicopter shot from our sister channel, cb 24 and some wondering whether or not a crane had impacted powerlines. it's come back to what we do know for now. bloomberg's andrew beal has been helping us to cover the story and joins us with more. >> hi, jon. there are two strands to the story, the area affected by the power outage is shrinking so they are making progress. but the center downtown being evacuated according to our sister channel and they have been

gen lester is or allison, the dog, and as a symbolic figure in russian politics. even though he isn't a politician at all, he is actually a philosopher. ah, dugan is seen as a kind of intellectual father of flooded impotence, foreign policy, and especially of put his plans to expand russia and to restore the russian empire . dugan developed in an extreme right wing view of russia's place in the world. he stands for an anti western all tra nationalist philosophy and for a time at least he is said to have had a big influence on the russian president, uri kit kit. would you say that this could be seen as a sign? a warning may be to the kremlin oh, well incident till i exist, as well as a series of explosions on russian occupied crimea, and as well as in russian regions. me as a border with ukraine, undermines the kremlin sierra teeth about security and stability. why is this important? well, because let me put and built his reputation on security and stability. after the turbulent 9 to ninety's when car bomb swore a commonplace, commonplace in russia. so this is reas

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allison, in the midst of all of this, the units are philippines is wanting of learning poverty amongst her children essentially were due to school clothes, as many children aren't able to read and understand simple text to the age of 10 years. how does the philippines government plan to tackle this or vice president also, our secretary for education has mandated that all schools private and public must go back to in person learning by november to they are. they have also mentioned to the senate that they are studying the possibility of institutionalizing blended learning as a permanent mode of instruction in the basic education. and her has the covert pandemic in general. also, given the government pause to actually consider the priority it gives to education or the department of education is given parity in the annual budget. but because of the pandemic, it has exposed gaps a wither access the internet, our technology, and even i am structure. and we still are facing problems, lake lack of classrooms. i teachers, and our school model still needs to be updated as well. and these are de

some with serial spence ivory coast press a dance allison. what tara as patent has been says and long time rival no wrong buckle. what i said he made the decision to quote whose social cohesion i had of next presidential elections in 2010. i will refuse to concede defeat in the vote, which led to be civil war one by what time supported from us president donald trump has given his speech at this. yes, edition of feedback. one of the country's top goblins of political conservatives. look into fire voters ahead of mid term elections. this autumn, trump repeated the lie that he wanted to in between the election last june. bite in another democrats and teased the possible run for the presidency in 2024. but i ran twice. i won twice and did much better the 2nd time that i did the 1st getting millions and millions of more votes than in 2016. i likewise getting more votes than any sitting president in the history of our country by far. and now we may have to do it again. we may have to do w hersbourne and send me some kinda with a c packing balance.

tournament in terms of the setting of wembley stadium in terms of the quality of play, in particular, allison's opening goal for england. and in terms of the atmosphere. 87000 people packed into the arena a record for european championship game of either the women's or men's additions that now that history has been made, we start to look to the future. while this is set a new benchmark for this tournament. earlier this week, england's lear williamson and georgetown white talked about making sure that this is the start of a journey, not the end of one euro 2022 legacy will not be defined by this match tonight or indeed from by the last few weeks. the rather by how organizers build on this success in the years to come and from ali moody at wembley to formula one way. max for staffing has one the hungarian grant. pray. the dutchman started the rice at the back of the grid after engine trouble hampered his falsifying session. he also survived a mid race spin, but was still able to claim victory. things couldn't have looked much bleaker for red bills, max for snap, and as he started 10 from the grid

area, but the last time they hit the park on this scale, it was in 2004 every coast to president allison, what i has pardoned his predecessor, and long time arrival laura bye will. what are i said? he made the decision to quote, boost social cohesion ahead of next presidential elections in 2010. i will refuse to concede, defeat the vote, which led to a civil war one by watch our supporters. washington has accused beijing of irresponsible actions following it and see military drills around taiwan. beijing says it's scheduled to end 4 days of exercises that began after a senior us politician visited taiwan earlier this week. type a said, china's drills simulated an invasion of the island. it deployed aircraft and warships in response. i see how you in the air and on land, he thinks he's the drills of may china's anger at us. how speaker nancy pelosi, his visit to taiwan, clear to all beijing also. nan sanctions affecting trade with taiwan and ended important by lateral communication channels with the u. s. in the areas of defense and climate change. but despite the never before seen, show