arian rayegani reuses the excess plastic later.'t make a living from making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his boards online for 90 euros each, which includes requests for personalized designs. the entrepreneurs use part of the proceeds to finance a social project -- food parcels for needy families, delivering sugar, pasta, flour, and rice. francisca: when my baby was born, i lost my job. now i'm unemployed. my husband works, but his salary only just pays the rent. carol: i haven't eaten meat for ages. i can only afford rice, beans and eggs. reporter: the two men already have their sights set on their next goal -- the arrival of a second-hand robot that will take plastic recycling to a new level. arian rayegani paid for it with his savings. he's convinced that the project will soon pay off. arian: now i want to apply robotics and new technologies to engineering, architecture, and recycling to create sustainable products that are popular. i think it will work. reporter: the first tests for plastic tables and

the found and executive director. >> i'm arian harrison i'm the founder of the community foundation for social and environmental justice. can we live. org. [inaudible] i'm not polished but i do say hai mean and mean what i say. i'm very glad to see this program getting started. i would like to see it dub indicated in district 10 because it is the biggest districts in san francisco. we have pollution and chemical waste and things that are creating body burdens for residents. to have the the places put in place, it is good. we will get it together. y'all with me. yea. i would like myself to see this program duplicateed go in not just into the space but place like united council and our schools. because those are where the vulnerable citizens the kids and the senior center. those are places that are null nearable that hold the most people and people are not guaranteed to make it here to the safe space we want to make sure our community is protected. i wanted to sends this message. we gotta do everything we possibly can guard the health of our residents i'm the founder of marie foundati

by the way, it is known that the most significant arian communities at that time were the dislocationf the cells of the bee of nesvizh and novogrudok, the church of the holy apostles peter and paul delights with its majesty and forms , even at the entrance to it, you can literally touch the antiquity of the door of the main entrance and the slam already exists more 200 years. the old building itself belongs to the end of the 15th century. as far as i know, some elements testify to the antiquity that was preserved in those times. tell it buttresses that are characteristic of the gothic style. and, of course, it is clear that the temple was rebuilt over the course of history and now combines such basic styles of the renaissance baroque, and these elements have been preserved as evidence that the temple began at the end of the 15th century. the decoration of the church amazes with the wealth of the 17th century, this icon is located in the temple, according to xen zayan miraculous there are elements that are from a historical point of view. this is confirmed by burgundy. or he didn’t cha

the arian academy appeared, its rector, like-minded simon the buddha, a humanist teacher and poet janypocritical maslovsky, studied poetry, languages, rhetoric, ethics, medicine in an educational institution music and physics. by the way, it is known that the most significant arian communities at that time were the dislocation of the cells of the manhole of nesvizh and novogrudok. the church of the holy apostles peter and paul delights with its majesty and forms . for over 200 years. the building belongs to the end of the 15th century, as far as i know, which elements testify to antiquity, what has been preserved since those times. tell it buttresses that are characteristic of the gothic style. and, of course, it is clear that the temple was rebuilt throughout history and now combines such basic styles of the renaissance baroque, and these elements have been preserved as evidence that the temple began at the end of the 15th century. the decoration of the church strikes with the richness of the 17th century . according to xen zayan, this icon is miraculous in the temple. there are elem

the arian academy appeared, its rector, like-minded simon the buddhist, a humanist teacher and poet,myslovsky studied poetry, languages, rhetoric, ethics, medicine, music and physics in an educational institution. by the way, it is known that the most significant arian communities, at that time, were brought out by cells, hatch. novogrudok is no more the church of the holy apostles peter and paul delights with majesty and forms even at the entrance to it, you can literally touch the antiquity of the door of the main entrance and the strap has existed for more than 200 years. the old building itself belongs to the end of the 15th century. as far as i know, some elements testify to the antiquity that was preserved in those times. tell it buttresses that are characteristic of the gothic style. and, of course, it is clear that the temple was rebuilt over the course of history and now combines such basic styles of the renaissance baroque, and these elements have been preserved as evidence that the temple began at the end of the 15th century. the decoration of the church amazes with the we

came forward and said the refugee resettlement of the united states is a highlight of our amended arianismn our country. it is. we have a responsibility to accept these people but we have to know that they qualify for that. and what the administration is doing is increasing how we make sure people come into that country in a timely fashion are either here to stay or not. but protecting the border is our responsibility. we all know that and that is something we will work on. and again, my suggestion has always been to have the adjudication of some of this at the guatemalan border before people pay coyotes, billions of dollars to risk their lives coming across mexico and maybe get turned away at the border. but to remember three things. 1, we must secure our border. 2, we have a responsibility to accept refugees. and three, our nation is great because we are a nation of immigrants. but don't takeit from me . listen to ronald reagan. when i quote ronald reagan and my republican colleagues he doesn't get any applause. can you imagine that, not even ronald reagan who has said america is preemin

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ariane da vogue joins us now. explain why he blocked it?urt keeps getting drawn into these political cases and it's the last place it wants to be but in this first case, the january 6th committee wants to talk to kelly ward because they're looking into activities that may have led up to those attacks and kelly ward was considered one of those alternative electors, the committee wanted to talk to her. she took the fifth so now they want her phone records. she's trying to block that. she lost in the lower court and her petition goes to elena kagan because elena kagan supervises this particular lower court. now, elena kagan did issue this temporary stay but that's really just an administrative move to give the justices more time to look into this issue. you can't say it's a ruling on the merits yet but it is temporary and for right now that particular subpoena is not going to go out. >> so what's the next step then in the other case, the one involving lindsey graham? >> right, so that case involves a district attorney out of fulton county, geo

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commercial director sobchak kirill sukhanov and the former editor-in-chief of the tatler publication arianers. he is known as ariana romanovsky, according to some sources, the security forces detained them in an elite restaurant in plotnikov lane in the center of moscow. sukhanov often appointed them to the institution. the restaurant administration does not comment on the meeting . no comments about our guests as they are spend time detention or any birthday holiday event there. this is taboo for us. that is, different people rest with us. it happens differently. it is known that a criminal case is being conducted. main investigation department of the capital's head office. ministry of internal affairs researchers insist that the court put sukhanov and kuzmin in custody; they are accused of extortion by an organized group on an especially large scale of high-ranking officials and top managers of russian companies. apparently, we are talking about a scheme of the so-called block on the negative wealthy people were offered to pay off by threatening to publish fakes and compromising evidence

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. >> ariane, thank you very much. >>> a 20-minute grand canyon walking tour turned into a nightmare 200have more, ahead. ♪ >>> your first time live was on my show? >> i think so. >> you were the first anchor to really put me on the show. >> 2008 -- >> 2006 was my freshman year. >> college? >> high school. actually, i was in eighth grade. >> you >>> thp morning some tourists who were trapped underground at the grand canyon caverns are thankfully safely back on the surface. it was supposed to be a short 20-minute walking tour, but turned into a 31-hour rescue effort after an elevator malfunctioned leaving that group stranded 200 feet underground. for more let's go to cnn correspondent stephanie elam. this is a crazy story. >> and i can't imagine how terrifying that would be on some level, right, alex. here you are, you're thinking you are going to do a quick 20 minute walk, take this elevator down, the seniors in your family can do it and also the children that you have with you including a 5 month old and a 2-year-old, that is exactly what happened to this family that had about eight peo

i want to bring in cnn supreme court reporter ariane de vogue. >> lindsey graham has just gone to the supreme court with an emergency petition. he's asking the justices to halt a subpoena issued requiring him to appear before that georgia grand jury. that grand jury that is looking into trump's loss in georgia. a lower court here said that graham had to answer some questions. that his lawyers are now coming to the supreme court saying that he shouldn't have to answer any questions under that speech or debate clause of the constitution. he said that senators are protected from some sorts of harassment, for when they speak, in committees or on the floor. but here a lower court judge said, yeah, you could be protected from some speech that has to do with your legislative duties. but the lower courts drew a line and said other speech, speech having to do with communications and coordination with trump officials, that's fair game. so he's come to the supreme court. the petition was filed with justice clarence thomas. who has jurisdiction over the lower court here. but he's likely going to

you haven't asked arians to -- with this the relationship between -- the intelligence community we will only be as good as they are willing to share how do we enhance that and ensure the relationship works as we look to those challenges? >> i love this question there's a lot of work to do and there was when i was there. let me make a few points about that. right after 9/11, we all thought -- we america thought we would be attacked again. america was attacked and if you listen to the comments right after 9/11, it was all about america is under attack and -- all full democrats and republicans. and on 9/11 we got the capital open at 5:00 p.m. we stood on the steps of the capital and held hands and it did not matter whether the person was -- next to you was republican or democrat or a precious moment, the country came together. i think a huge problem here is the country has now splintered again including at least until your leadership -- let's give you credit. the intelligence committees and the partisanship of recent years, not this minute but a few prior years has hurt the ability of the

the found and executive director. >> i'm arian harrison i'm the founder of the community foundation for social and environmental justice. can we live. org. [inaudible] i'm not polished but i do say hai mean and mean what i say. i'm very glad to see this program getting started. i would like to see it dub indicated in district 10 because it is the biggest districts in san francisco. we have pollution and chemical waste and things that are creating body burdens for residents. to have the the places put in place, it is good. we will get it together. y'all with me. yea. i would like myself to see this program duplicateed go in not just into the space but place like united council and our schools. because those are where the vulnerable citizens the kids and the senior center. those are places that are null nearable that hold the most people and people are not guaranteed to make it here to the safe space we want to make sure our community is protected. i wanted to sends this message. we gotta do everything we possibly can guard the health of our residents i'm the founder of marie foundati

. >> that's el -arian says this isn't. what are you seeing? >> i think a lot of people, especially on the social platforms are looking for history here and looking for when the next lehman shaw will drop if you look at what the u.s. banks are doing today, they're all up pretty significantly. you'd think if the market believed there was a significant contagion risk here they too would be dragged down or at least see some of the volatility we've seen in the european banks today. there's not to say there isn't interconnectivity here, there isn't similar types of dynamics with regard to interest rate volatility and other balance sheet risk that other banks could experience it's not looking like at least the market believes there's too much contagion risk as we go about our trading day this monday. >> we're looking at a stock that's about 399 right now leslie, so you could buy it at 5 below i guess. thanks very much, leslie picker stay with us we want to bring in cnbc.com's hugh son is there a ton of concern out there or are some concerned and some

the found and executive director. >> i'm arian harrison i'm the founder of the community foundationocial and environmental justice. can we live. org. [inaudible] i'm not polished but i do say hai mean and mean what i say. i'm very glad to see this program getting started. i would like to see it dub indicated in district 10 because it is the biggest districts in san francisco. we have pollution and chemical waste and things that are creating body burdens for residents. to have the the places put in place, it is good. we will get it together. y'all with me. yea. i would like myself to see this program duplicateed go in not just into the space but place like united council and our schools. because those are where the vulnerable citizens the kids and the senior center. those are places that are null nearable that hold the most people and people are not guaranteed to make it here to the safe space we want to make sure our community is protected. i wanted to sends this message. we gotta do everything we possibly can guard the health of our residents i'm the founder of marie foundation inc

but as we've also seen, they symbols of the elements of an excess of democracy and ÉgalitÉ arianism.ight. they become this avatar this way to critique these larger systems of power, particularly as these forces destabilize the long held, white, patriarchal power structures. right. especially as is expanding. right. we've seen how. and why this backlash to inclusion in the polity occurred. but i do want to emphasize that women would not and did not go quietly, as i'm sure many of you know. right. it's not many years later that some women are to organize collectively, to push not just for the right to vote, but also for abolition and other social reforms and really kind of through line, i think, of women's power is that they have been navigating limitations on their political and agency. right. and these limitations often grounded in assumptions about their physical their emotional and intellectual capabilities as well as their reproductive roles. right. think about the idea of hysterical right. being a very explicit gendered critique. right. so despite these gendered and sexist assump

they continuously miss and hit civilian arians.t doesn't make them any less deadly, chris. >> cal, thank you for your reporting there. general, this lack of power bringing misery and danger. the winter months are approaching which can escalate a desperate situation. is the west doing enough to help? >> obviously this is a strange in strategy. the russians have been unable to get it done on the ground. this change in strategy is to terrorize and break the will of the ukrainian people. what we have to do now, first of all, the ukrainians have stepped up to the plate with very good air defense systems, the s-300, the rst system that came out of germany and what we have to do from the west is provide them more systems and the pentagon is working towards that. nato is working towards that. it's going to take time to train the ukrainians and then take time to get the systems in. that's what the ukrainians will need more advanced air defense systems and radars to be able to counter this significant threat. >> general, the russian draft, m

this is a skin arian token democracy. this is weird. we went from normal. just people were the opinions. now we're worrying about being shadow ban and my tweet didn't go through and my numbers are dropping. and i've, you know, we, we now worry about our looks, our weight, our age are this now with the worry about our metrics. so as great as this news is, twitter has destroyed more rational people by virtue of following the numbers, following the metrics and getting involved in all of this insanity. because it's basically me saying what i think you same what you think. so what twitter should be like a new stand twitter under section $230.00 doesn't take responsibility. it's held civilly immune from liability. so while i am happy, don't expect us to last a long time. yeah, and you know, you would think from some of these reactions that people think that social media is actually real life and puts a bring goes right along with it. but. a there are, as we heard there from some of those on might, there are some media talking heads, you fear that musk ownership w

would be so insecure with the withdrawal of us forces that he would make a hard turn back towards arianism and persecution. the population then could have displaced for what could have been al qaeda and iraq to reemerge as basis with a safe haven in syria as well. so i think is very quickly started moving in a bad direction' i would say although i disagree with his initial decision obviously and i made that very clear at the time , he did do the right thing and recognized the threat and went back in but i think at some great cost. i still am of the mind that we might have deterred that reeves rejuvenation had isys maintained >> thank you and with that context in mind i want to come to you looping jim macfarland into the conversation. following the withdrawal can you walk us through if you would the key milestones and decisions associated with three things, the rise of crisis, the decision to send us forces back to iraq and ultimately the battle to defeat the isys caliphate . >> all in three minutes or less.>> very concisely because i think general macfarland had a very important role along

by the way, it is known that the most significant arian communities at that time were a dislocation ofh and novogrudok . over 200 years. the old building itself belongs to the end of the 15th century. as far as i know, some elements testify to the antiquity that has been preserved since those times. tell it buttresses that are characteristic of the gothic style. and, of course, it is clear that the temple was rebuilt over the course of history and now combines such basic styles of the renaissance baroque, and these elements have been preserved as evidence that the temple began at the end of the 15th century. the decoration of the church strikes with the richness of the 17th century . according to xen zayan, this icon is miraculous in the temple. there are elements that from a historical point of view. this is confirmed or he didn’t change it on purpose in order to preserve such authenticity and crowns over the head of the baby and over the head of the mother of god. let them not be some kind of golden precious crown self-made mother. god's it is silver gilded, it is a great rarity that

number of dogs recently hospitalized after eating drugs off the ground is up at least six that an arianll amount of time. they believe dogs are finding meth left behind by people who use drugs. none of us in this hospital have seen this many cases in the short of a time period. so it is concerning we did look and see if there was a pattern of locations, but it's all different places in san jose. however, the case from yesterday was the same park as the initial case. now they say the cases do not appear to be intentional, but are advising pet owners to keep a close eye on their dogs. if your dog consumes drugs, they do recommend taking your pet to the vet or an emergency care clinic. well bumble bees are at risk of having their vision and memory harmed. that's according to a recent study in finland, researchers found common weed killers made with an active ingredient called glyphosate are harming the vision and memory of bumblebees. scientists examined two groups of bees, with one group being exposed to a pesticide commonly used on crops. the bees were then given a test of five stations