please welcome annie murphy!having you on last time we actually talked about your show, it's called "kevin can f-- himself." >> yes >> jimmy: you're very, very -- you're brilliantly funny in this thing and you finished filming season two. >> yes >> jimmy: and how did -- how did that go? >> well, it was going fine >> jimmy: yeah >> until kind of the perfect storm happened, just as we were about to -- to wrap. i was with my dear love, mary hollis inboden, who plays patti on the show -- >> jimmy: yes. >> we had been shooting for five months in boston. cooped up, very, very, like, rigid covid protocol >> jimmy: yeah >> we had consumed all -- i don't want to say all the wine in the world [ laughter ] but like, pretty close to it >> jimmy: okay, pretty -- yeah, you got close. >> we had just found out that jennifer grey was remaking "dirty dancing." >> jimmy: yes. >> and we put the backstreet boys on. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and then what'd you -- in your head, where did you go >> i don't know. [ light laughter ] a

the new man in annie's life. is he getting involved in raising the chick? what does he do, basically? >> his primary job is to do hunting. he will do 80% to 90% of the hunting and bring all the food to annie who will feed the chicks. for the most part, his major job is bringing her food. >> and he's doing his job well? >> he's doing a great job. larry: are you at all surprised? the level of interest is really remarkable. does it ever shock you. >> i thought when we started this project that there would be five people watching. people have grown to love these birds and be able to follow their lives 24/7. larry: how long before these chicks get to be where they can do things on their own? >> they will leave the nest at about a 40. mid june is when we are thinking. they grow really fast. mid june, they will start flying around cal's campus and being exploring the word -- world on their own. larry: is the expectation that they will live with the mom and dad are today find their own look asians as they get older? -- their own locations as they get older? >> that

it was "annie. it was "annie. i'm like, "i should be annie [ laughter ] that's me. "i'mgoing to be a star." >> no. [ laughter ] i just was like, "how do they do that? how does someone get in this?" you know >> jimmy: can i -- >> so, it was always, kind of, a dream. yeah >> jimmy: can i read you some reviews? and if you don't want to hear them, maybe plug your ears because i'm going to read them anyway >> then yes. >> jimmy: "rachel dratch is one of theater's certifiable comic treasures. her comic timing is great. her line readings are giddy fun. her performances are roll over and die laughing, irresistibly funny. from "variety" about you this is -- [ cheers and applause awesome. i'm still happy. this is the role rachel dratch was born for, "the washington post." yeah, that's not bad [ cheers and applause and then this is my -- "new york post." new york -- come on, that's -- you've got to go to new york the "new york post" says, "the genius rachel dratch is a riot dratch doesn't have to work for the laughs she gets them by existing. bang [ cheers and applause what in

annie: absolutely. in virginia and make glenn youngkin into donald trump. that was not a winning strategy. joe biden had gone away from that strategy and presented himself as a unifier in the state of the union, but now we are talking again to be more democrats versus republicans. the white house is scrambling for a message that will work area -- work. judy: thank you bot politics monday, thank you. ♪ judy: workers at an amazon site today in staten island, new york appeared to reject a union by a margin of nearly 2:1. william brangham gets the latest on this and larger efforts. william: that is right, judy. what is known as the amazon labor union lost its unionizing vote today. that loss comes weeks after they scored a historic win at a much larger, neighboring amazon warehouse, which created the first ever union at the massive online company. amazon has battled hard with unions, includina recent contested fight in alabama. but there are new union drives springing up at other major major employers as we

he can buy the book, go to annie murphy, paused twitter site dominic, the power of us. he has a book as well. and followed gina just because she's amazing and she may well sing you editing. thanks to watching everybody i see next time take. ah, you on al jazeera, as washes and vision cream approaches, the $100.00, the more we bring you, the latest from on the ground and the wars global employer. and you 3 part series describes the struggle for the return of african art, plundered by colonialism, and still housed in european museums today. the g 7 and later hold key summits with the water, ukraine, and the growing global food and the cost of living crises. this much to discuss is the influence of far right. politics grows. the big picture examines francis struggle to live up to itself or claimed ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. the men's world help qualifies. i'm male biting opportunity for countries to secure their support for katara 20, 22 june on al jazeera, 2 young women in morocco staying with local families. morocco really woke me up, and it definitely c

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hello, annie jean at dominic. so good to have you. on a introduce yourself to our stream audience, sir, i'm any murphy, paul, i'm a writer or science writer. he writes about learning and cognition. and i'm the author of a book called the extended mind, the power of thinking outside the brain and you in spite our entire conversation. thanks for that. hello gina. great to have you on the stream. tell everybody who you are and what you do. hello. nicely be here. thank you. my name is gina po, i'm a nurse scientist at u. c. l a. and i do research on the functions of sleep for learning and memory. great to have you and dominate. welcome to the stream, introduce yourself to our international fios'. my name is dominic backer. i'm a professor of psychology at lee i university, which is in pennsylvania. and i'm an expert on group dynamics and how people's identities shape how they think feel and pay. so i'm going to give a couple of rapid fire questions. it's really help me to prepare for this show. i know you got to know the answers like this

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annie khan retiring. _ me decide to call it a day. annie khan retiring.irth of a brand—new sport involving a vehicle to something similar you might have seen whizzing around in recent times. the e—skootr championships start in london, as one of six locations for the motorised scooter races. ex gb speed skating champion elise christie, and olympic snowboarder billy morgan are competing in the electric series. morgan spoke to me earlier, and told me his training on the slopes could set him up well for racing. there are a few skills to transfer over from snowboarding, there are a few skills to transfer overfrom snowboarding, balancing on the scooter, keeping on the right headspace racing. i don't have much race experience, so that is what i'm trying to learn, but i thinkjust being in that competitive element is what i take most from the snowboarding. irate what i take most from the snowboarding.— what i take most from the snowboarding. what i take most from the snowboardinu. ~ , what i take most from the snowboardinu. , ., snowboarding. we can see some of th

thank you, annie. welcome back, annie. good to see you again. >> we also have stephanie lee with us. stephanie, can you hear us >> yes, i can hear you. one second while i start my video. okay. can you see me? >> we can see you, stephanie, yes. >> awesome, thank you everyone. hi. my name is stephanie and i recently started in april as the new climate program assistant coordinator. prior to this, i studied innen veneering and urban planning at u.c. san diego and i grew up in city like annie and really was inspired by all the sustainability and environmental education i had growing up here from things like learning how to compost and environmental education, authorization, so really excited to be here with the city and contribute to the programs that inspired and motivated me to pursue environmental engineering so i worked in veerlal consultant prior to this doing investigation work managing construction oversight, regulatory compliance and reporting and also assisted with sustainability metric reporting for the company i wor

courtesy of mother annie researchers were concerned about those checks after annie's partner, grinnelldied unexpectedly back in march. luckily, though, a new falcon named alvin stepped in there. he's helping take care of the nest and those young checks are doing quite well. but downy white feathers that they have right now will be replaced by juvenile feathers in the next 3 to 5 weeks. those young birds will make their first attempt at flying at about 6 weeks. so happy early mother's day to annie and and to our moms as well. happy mother's day to of course. >> all right. we're going to continue to follow breaking news tonight out of concord police. they're saying there's been a shooting in the parking lot of the sun valley mall along contra costa boulevard. this is video that just came into the kron. 4 news room. you can some shell casings there on the ground. police say there have been no reports of any injuries and they do not have information to share or any suspects at this time. however, we are expecting to be getting additional information within the next few hours. of course, on

. >> i was going for little orphan annie. >> that's what you were going for?i'm suggesting timberlake. sorry. what's funny is during the pandemic, a friend of mine asked me to cut his hair. when i tell you how nervous i was, because i watched those youtube videos i'm talking about from experience. i thought i did a pretty good job actually. >> really? >> yeah. so if anyone needs haircuts, it's my side business now. >> if y know where to find me. >> you know what the problem is, you left a bleach on a little too long to be annie. >> i knew i did something wrong. >> didn't you smell the burning, sir? >> i have the tap dancing down, though. >> there you go. it's just a hard knock life. >>> coming up, it is friday the 13th. why that could be a good thing. >> i don't see how. >>> plus, how you can track sharks ahead of prime beach season. >> hmm! >>> but first, the stunning revelation from ashley judd about the death of her mother. that's next. you're watching "world news now." - i got a hunch, like me, your home means a lot. - i love my home.

and today annie vang worries her identity, heritage and language is slowly disappearing. when did you start to get into the idea that i need to basically save my language? >> when i created my app, i wanted to use it as a study guide and a special gift to myself to prove that, yeah, i exist. i'm out there. >> reporter: that's why she created the app hmong phrases. it translates to hmong dialects from english and leapts the users hear what the language sounds like. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a lot of hmong words are very simple. they're based on consonants and vowels. >> reporter: annie created the app by teaching herself to code in 2009. >> i bought myself an iphone and went to the community college and took an advanced setter at the in objective c. >> reporter: where she caught the eye of apple who invited her to their entrepreneur camp for female founders. >> i think the most valuable thing i got from it was the one-on-one time with apple engineers. >> reporter: today she is ceo, developer and marketing. >> today i'm a one-woman show. >> reporter: if the voice sou

and today, annie vang worries her identity, heritage and language is slowly disappearing.n did you get the idea i need to basically save my language? >> when i created my app, i really wanted to just use it as kind of like a study guide and a special gift to myself to prove that like, yeah, i exist. i'm out there. >> reporter: that's why she created the app, "hmong phrases." it translates to hmong dialects from english and lets the users hear what the language sounds like. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> i thought it was simple based on kons nantz and vowels and the tone markers at the end. >> reporter: annie created the app teaching herself to code in 2009. >> i bought an iphone and went to college and got an certificate. >> reporter: she caught the eye of palo alto-based apple who invited her to the entrepreneur camp for founder. >> the most valuable thing i got was the one on one time with apple engineers. >> reporter: today she's ceo, develop every and marketing director. >> right now i'm a one-woman show. >> reporter:'voice sounds familiar. >> you can play sounds.

"washington post" white house reporter annie linsky and here.rk, and charles blow is here, "new york times" columnist and an msnbc political analyst. i want to start with some of your great reporting, annie. let me read a little bit more from it. "republicans backing kemp have in recent days sought to frame the race as a potentially brutal political setback for trump. it's clearly the most important race for trump in the country. he's made brian kemp public enemy number one, chris christie said, we have to decide if we want to be the party of me or the party of us, and that's what a lot of these primaries are going to decide." annie, is it saying too much to say that this is sort of the -- it's not the last stand of trumpism but the race in the center ring? >> probably not the last stand here for trumpism, but this is clearly a battle that this sort of -- you know, for lack of a better word, establishment republicans have pitched that -- picked georgia for kind of the biggest showdown to date between trumpism and just plain old conservatism. and

and by the way, anny hawk and oakly sitting just here on the other side, not even included in the redlag warning tomorrow on that side of the delta. the real focus for this is going to be the same place it's been for the past couple of weeks. that west side of the valley. this part of the state's vulnerable tomorrow. you can see how the winds pick up on monday. brighter the color, the stronger the winds. it's not only monday. it will also be tuesday. that covers unaspect of monday. for the overwhelming majority of us, this is not going to be a big factor. in fact, tomorrow is the nicest day of the three-day weekend for a couple of reasons. one, it will be the warmest. not hot, just warm. low 80s for daytime highs. that's actually kind of a sweet spot this time of yore. it will continue to be a bit breezy near the water tomorrow. let's look how this plays out. tomorrow morning's lows start off in the low 50s. it's going to be blue skies tomorrow just like today. and the high coming in close to 80 degrees. it will be in the low 70s in the bay. in terms of the wind, we're just dealing wi

. >> you know what the problem is, you left a bleach on a little too long to be annie. >> i knew i did something wrong. >> didn't you smell the burning, sir? >> i have the tap dancing down, though. >> there you go. it's just a hard knock life. >>> coming up, it is friday the 13th. why that could be a good thing. >> i don't see how. >>> plus, how you can track sharks ahead of prime beach season. >> hmm! >>> but first, the stunning revelation from ashley judd about the death of her mother. that's next. you're watching "world news now." - i got a hunch, like me, your home means a lot. - i love my home. i love my family. - you want to have the grandkids over. you want to have the family over. you want to say, "this is my place. look, i'm right next to the water." - [narrator] call aag today and find out if a reverse mortgage loan can help you eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay for living expenses, and even high-interest credit card bills. call the number on your screen. - how did you come across the whole idea? - i think dad thought it would be something that would help us in the fut

and what is the committee looking at here, annie?vestigation into whether he had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer or whether he was involved in insider trading involving cryptocurrencies. i should note an anti cawthorn grip was group was first to raise the concerns that led to the opening of the investigation. but controversy has followed him around since he became a member of congress. so much so that even his open fellow republican colleagues, even house republican leadership, had started to distance themselves from him. cawthorn lost his primary in north carolina last week, but this investigation could is it he will be a problem for him. the ethics committee has subpoena power and has the ability to make a criminal referral to the department of justice if either investigation finds a crime. but cawthorn does not seem to be worried about the investigation. in fact he tweeted yesterday. wow, i must still be a problem for the swamp. they are still coming after me. so we'll have to see how this investigation unfolds. >> al

cnn's annie graer joins me live. thank you for being with me.ressman loudermilk defending this tour he gave? >> well, alex, he denies he did anything wrong with the tour he gave on january 5th, the day before the capitol attack. he claims he was meeting with families from his own district including with children and he wasn't even in the capitol building itself. he was in the office buildings that surrounded it. he released a video statement yesterday adding more to explain. take a listen. >> i took a family with young children and their guests who were visiting washington to lunch in a cafeteria in one of the house office buildings. so what was so awful about this fammy that caused this committee to make false accusations about them? well, some were actually wearing red baseball caps. >> now, it's important to know, alex, why the committee is looking into this in the first place. shortly after the attack last year congresswoman miky cheryl, a democrat, claimed she saw some of her republican colleagues giving what she called recog reconnaissance

thank you, annie. welcome back, annie. good to see you again. >> we also have stephanie lee with us. stephanie, can you hear us >> yes, i can hear you. one second while i start my video. okay. can you see me? >> we can see you, stephanie, yes. >> awesome, thank you everyone. hi. my name is stephanie and i recently started in april as the new climate program assistant coordinator. prior to this, i studied innen veneering and urban planning at u.c. san diego and i grew up in city like annie and really was inspired by all the sustainability and environmental education i had growing up here from things like learning how to compost and environmental education, authorization, so really excited to be here with the city and contribute to the programs that inspired and motivated me to pursue environmental engineering so i worked in veerlal consultant prior to this doing investigation work managing construction oversight, regulatory compliance and reporting and also assisted with sustainability metric reporting for the company i wor

- are making sure that the vp is get the service they need, covering the uk annie wells. socially, in these proposals are taking two separate news channels who already have quite a lot of shared output, especially around certain times of the day or certain stories that are relevant to both services and rather than havejewmacro rather than have jewmacro channels rather than havejewmacro channels that have shared output, will have one channel that has the ability to split apart, so when there are stories that aren't relevant overseas but are for the uk audiences, we will do exactly that. that might be certain times of day, it might be around certain types of stories, so the quality and depth ofjournalism that we are delivering to the uk licence fee payer is absolutely baked into the thinking, we want to deliver the best of the bbc to the news channel audience. it the news channel audience. it is interesting to think about it. he regularly complain us. we had one that we read out there, that the mozgov that they get a weekends, they don't think it works.— think it works. we'

annie grayer is live with this story. what do we know about the committee's plans?e is in crunch time and working around the clock ahead of its first hearing now less than a month away, trying to turn what its months-long investigation behind closed doors into a compelling narrative for the american people in the form of hearings. now, we know that the committee is still working on the witness list and hearing topics for the hearings in june, but we do know four of the themes that will be covered in this hearing. one of which has to do with what former president donald trump was doing on january 6, pushing of baseless claims that the election was stolen that led people to the capitol on january 6, how law enforcement responded to the attack on january 6, and the financing of the rallies that occurred on january 6. we also know that members are going to be assigned at least one of the hearing topics to lead that day. and we also know that these hearings will be really multimedia presentations that include a lot of video which some could even include tapes from some o

shep >> valerie castro, thanks very much that reporting from the washington post, annie gowan talking to these witnesses from the nearby funeral home, just across from the school i want to give you a little more detail from this i'm going to quote from valerie gowan's -- i'm going to get it right, from annie gowan ace reporting. quoting now. the gunman had just entered the school by the time that they had entered the scene and said the youth had barricaded himself inside a classroom for 45 minutes while anxious parents gathered among a crowd that grew to more than 300 people thinking their children were being held hostage inside other children took refuge in the funeral home, hillcrest funeral memorial phone where the workers said thirteen with police and couldn't comment. the witness said he eventually saw a few teachers and children who had been trapped inside during the ordeal being let out into the street, quoting now as valerie did, we saw a little girl full of blood and the parents were screaming it was an ugly scene it's a nice, quiet town. a tight knit community and everybody

. >> we've followed the story of annie the falcon and new partner alden for weeks now.check out the video from the cal falcon cam in their nest, alden a surrogate father stepping up to feed annie's two chicks, one male and one female. they've grown a lot since they hatched at the beginning of the month. the chicks had a rare visit from humans friday for their banding and they weren't very happy. lots of expletives there i think. the falcons looked very upset when the humans plucked them from their nest, but they were quickly banded and measured and their genders were confirmed. the little guys don't have a name yet so they're holding an online contest for to you help name them. you could send your ideas on their social media pages, the winners will be announced next friday. >> i was thinking they looked a lot bigger. they're almost as big as their mom from that perspective. >> they've grown pretty fast, they're talking pretty fast running away from mom, right? >>> many celebrate memorial day, surveys continue to show a lot of people don't really like the season. >> i do

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yesterday the league didn't make a move to resend any part of green's two foul which led to annie j. that means two more fouls would result in a one game suspension. yesterday green responded. >> that potentially takes some bite out of the way you play? >> absolutely not. if i take the bite out of the way i play then we go home early and the points don't matter any way. i'm never going to change the way i play. it's gotten me this far. defensive player of the year. not going to change now. >> luca in dallas in the valley of the sun last night at phoenix to open the other western semis. warrior fans remember mcgee? there he goes with the jam. suns answer 45 points and that turnover with a 121-114 game 1 win. >>> earlier in this game he got need in the man zone. it got whistled for a one foul. he happened to be watching tweeted out a lot of laughing emojis and been ejected for less. >>> miami's jimmy butler in the eastern semis against philadelphia last night picking up third quarter, miami ahead. tyler left open. that's a mistake. he scored off the bench and the heat won game one at h

. >> we've followed the story of annie the falcon and new partner alden for weeks now.r growing chicks. check out the video from the cal falcon cam in their nest, alden a surrogate father stepping up to feed annie's two chicks, one male and one female. they've grown a lot since they hatched at the beginning of the month. the chicks had a rare visit from humans friday for their banding and they weren't very happy. lots of expletives there i think. the falcons looked very upset when the humans plucked them from their nest, but they were quickly banded and measured and their genders were confirmed. the little guys don't have a name yet so cal falcons is holding an online contest for to you help name them. you could send your ideas on their social media pages, the winners will be announced next friday. >> they're so vocal. >> they are. want to translate what they're saying. >>> many celebrate memorial day as the unofficial start of summer, surveys show a lot don't like the season. >> i don't understand this. a cbs poll reveals only 29% of americans say summer is their favor

importers when it comes time to pay for raw materials under the new scheme, and for example, the italian annie is now discussing with lawyers about opening a ruble account , alexandra nazarova has all the details oil this year grew by one and a half times , experts from the international energy agency came to this conclusion amid the growing rhetoric of the european commission about the preparation of an embargo on russian energy carriers, eu members decided to stock up for the future and are not going to slow down, according to some estimates. they will import about one and a half million barrels per day, at least until november, and every month for oil and oil products. we receive an average of about 20 billion dollars. the company can show record profits. even though that, in the context of the strengthening of the national currency , the brand of urls, in terms of rubles, has fallen to a minimum since august last year and is leaving at about 5,000 per barrel a key factor in related oil revenues, especially in the first quarter in terms of russian oilmen. it is already clear that this is ve

yes, the photograph, then, shows george with his mother, annie, and this photograph was taken on his been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would've been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george's mother ann died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until his death in 2008. so, this is the kitchen. this is the kitchen, yes. again, done as it would've been in 1961. it's very much retro—fied, so we have the belfast sink here and even the modern units like the fridge—freezer have got a retro feel about them. wow! this isn't from 1961, though, is it? no, you can eat those and be safe. the house was bought by a local non—profit group called eastside partnership and, in its new retro—furnished state, is now available as a holiday rental. so, all of the proceeds that we get from the use of this house are used to support other community projects i

. >> this particular case is all about anny oakley. this is one of her shotguns. >> stand still. thank you. >> looks like you're about to smack the horse. >> it looks ike i'm as tall as this horse. >> in case you might have heard of a little game of thrones, this is john snow's saddle. that would be kit harrington's saddle. she was here last year. of course, that's signature pink guitar of hers. you'll notice some exkquisite saddles thon particular island. this one has got about 7,000 rine stones in it. >> just the kind of saddle. >> exactly. >> look at the little tpony. >> that's what we want to get you on. >> ride the bronc. let's go. ♪ holy smokes. whoa. >> when it says three to one start, you're going to need to do actual movements. >> there we go. >> a lot of movement. >> come on, trigger. come on. >> 1953. >> how many times have you r ridden that thing? >> a lot. a lot. >> i bet. >> that just barely skrachds the surface of this museum and hall of fame. very special thanks to diana vala, who you saw in that piece and on their day off. they had us down and gave us a nice guid

and we had one miss annie, archie, i'm your sister, amelia and regina against g 3. okay. sister amelia has been part of the sister's football club for about a year. there are 18 nuns on the team age between 27 and 52. they train every sunday outside rome. but not everyone has permission to play football book on the score alquon as to why they care center that out. unfortunately, there are some orders where the mother superiors have not been shown the light by the holy spirit of sand, blah. some still think it's a sin to wear shorts or to play with a ball and to cry. they don't think nuns should show their legs packed or a lassoed. i don't for 5 a that a elegant me. but the sisters know they had the blessing of pope francis by playing football is simply following his appeal to not be old maids, but to engage in society. oh sister amelia lives in a convent close to the vatican, along with 12 others from her order. maybe their mother superior supports their love of the beautiful game. he doesn't have to smoke until i've played a lot of football in my life. i was a prim

premiering may 31st also on annie.d applause] i couldn't help but notice, first of all, fans are so excited. i also noticed, is the special, this necklace? speak to me and my late daughter bobbi kristina. our daughter made it for me. >> kelly: i didn't notice that there was a picture. are you into stones and stuff? that is so beautiful. you carry it around. y'all look so nice, you are ready for photo shoot. we are celebrating rad mama's week. i'm sure she is an awesome mama. is it fun? is it a crazy house? >> bobby: it's not a crazy house. it's a very loving house. >> kelly: loving and crazy. >> bobby: it's crazy to her but not to me. >> kelly: what is your favorite part of being a mom? >> alicia: just watching these little humans become their personalities and their big selves. it takes you back to when you were a child and all the things he loved and watching it through their eyes. you reexperience it. that's the gift of being a mother. >> kelly: i agree. is it true when you were young you heard music in your head al

i got to do a fun sketch where i played danny hall, the male version of annie hall. >> kelly: [laughsnd with every year, i started getting more and more involved because i was just so impressed with what red nose day was all about. and i got to go to maine, and this is where things really became -- [bell rings] >> kelly: hey, you got an email, paul. [laughs] >> paul: this is where things get really, you know, major for me because i got to go to maine and really see first-hand what kind of impact these donations were making. you know, so many times we give our money to different charities and it is an incredible thing, but we don't really get to see up close and personal the difference that they are making, our donations. and i got to go to maine and go to the school and meet a lot of kids that were, you know, they were food insecure. they needed -- they needed help, and all of these kids were being fed and provided -- food was provided through red nose day. i met all of these amazing workers there. it has such a profound impact on me that i just wanted to stay involved in whatever way

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political commentators on break mom says that some countries have been waiting for decades to join nato. annie shaw ukraine will never enter the alliance. you see they was actually dating the idea of a fast track. but then of course, is all these other candidates, like being and all the macedonian, all these other countries, and about going to want to join. and i've been waiting for years and some countries like cliche thing has been waiting 22 years to join the hoping union before they are going to say, well, why don't you take so much for us? i mean, you see which of these guarantees joining, do you mean those speak to us? feed them and them a class? you know that the, don't you, you mean to getting money from the you and also getting possibility for their workers to immigrate to the you have obviously doesn't what you can do into the european union because the different economy is different wages and everything. and it would be used action from the population. i see, nobody came journal you anytime soon. when i saw the world is looking at $627.00 a. m, moscow time. many pizza scotts, i'll b

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with us coming into the delta, annie sparks could spread rapidly into a wildfire so we have to be really careful. we see rain well to the north of us, not heading into the bay area because it's been pushed back to the north from high pressure, so that hi is not budging and will stay with us going into next week so we are still going to see above normal temperatures. take a look at our seven-day forecast for the inland areas, a lot of sunshine and highs well above normal. we should be in the mid to upper 70s this time of year, for san francisco, we keep cool air with a week ocean breeze. heading on the roads this morning, any issues for the command. >> we are looking at different patterns right now, this is for west 80 coming down through richmond down towards the racetrack. it's not so bad over here in contra costa county. we had a full cutoff, highway 92 was closed until a few minutes ago. it has reopened at the alert system has let me know that there is one way traffic control going on because there is a crew on scene. delays, but it is open. the rest of the bay, not really any delays.