. >>> good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. cole was inside the courtroom when the suspect was arraigned today. also, elon musk's latest twitter poll is about himself, but will he abide by the results of the vote. scott budman is going to join us to talk about twitter's future. >>> calling for an investigation. people who live near a refinery in contra costa county will get to speak out. this after troubling incidents that impacted the community. and getting ready to cap off their season in style. we'll show you the special uniforms the spartans will wear in tomorrow's bowl game and how they plan to honor a fallen teammate. >>> within the past 40 minutes, we've learned harvey weinstein was found guilty of rape and sex assault. this comes, of course, nearly three years after the disgraced movie mogul was convicted at a watershed sex crimes trial. he denies all allegations of nonconsentle sex. >>> let's take you back here in the bay area now. today we are learning about an arrest in a sextortion case that led to a teen's suicide.

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our alyssa goard is at the san jose international airport right now, speaking with families on the hook for those hotel fees. she'll be joining us in just a few minutes. >>> more rain today. the weather is expected to get even worse into tomorrow. santa clara county is already reporting a number of homeless deaths in the last few days. we're going to be talking about how advocates are now rushing to get those out in the cold some help. >>> and starting in the new year, just days away, landmark gun legislation is taking effect in san jose. what gun owners are going to want to know about getting liability insurance and the fees now owed to the city. >>> and we all know him well. yeah, we're talking about karl the fog. but you may remember this summer when karl was pretty much nowhere to be seen. well, it turns out the fog is being threatened by climate change. jonathan bloom will be joining us to share what scientists are telling him. >>> but let's go ahead and start with another day an

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney.er of covid infections in china skyrockets, america is taking precautions. >> the cdc says starting a week from tomorrow, anyone looking to fly from china to the u.s. will have to prove they don't have covid. we're at san francisco's international airport which has a lot of flights to and from china. >> reporter: beginning january 5th, if you're boarding a flight from china to the u.s., you need to have a test showing you don't have covid. i did get a chance to speak to an infectious disease specialist who says this testing may not produce the result that is officials are hoping for. >> i think testing visitors from china to the united states is more symbolic than would work pragmatically stem the tide of infection in this country. we have a lot of infection in this country -- >> this disease expert isn't sold on the latest travel order. anyone over the age of 2 coming to the u.s. from china must provide a negative covid test before flying. china lifted its zero covid policy. many expe

i'm audrey. we sent scott budman out to get the latest on the travel meltdown. >>> also, a brief break in the rain. but more storms are headed our way. we're looking at what it's looking like for the rest of the week. >>> and we investigate why it can take decades for sexual scandals to come forward. what silenced them and got them to speak out. candice nguyen will join us in ten minutes to discuss. >>> and the decision that will change the future of the raiders and the direction it wants to go with a top leader. >>> let's start with the southwest nightmare. the airline woes have snowballed into a collapse at this point. it's leading to a federal probe. and among the top airports in the u.s. to be hit hard by one of the worst air travel meltdowns we've ever seen, sjc. and that's where we find our business and tech reporter scott budman for a fourth straight day now. the last time we spoke, you told us that things got a little better, what are things looking like out there right now? >> actually,

interesting note too, audrey. the city clerk told me if there had been a tie or if there is a recount and there is a tie -- a name would be drawn out of a bag just like you saw in richmond city council last week. >> so no more dice. i know dice has been done before. so a bag? >> yes. >> i didn't realize it's $12,000 a day to recount. >> and it could be even more too if you're kind of an election geek like me. it can cost an extra $8,000 to review other ballots that didn't have a signature. it's get really confusing. >> thanks so much. appreciate that preview. it's coming up at 6:00, yes? >> yep. >> appreciate it. >>> the united states is often described as a nation of immigrants, but over time, immigration has become a nationwide topic of contention. so how exactly do immigrants, documented or not, impact our day-to-day lives? jaylylen h henderson w will t t lookok at the data and break it all d down for us. >>>>> plplus, full speed ahehea holidaysys in san francisco.o. look at that.. the sweet addition at one chr

audrey asistio, "today in the bay." >> audrey, thank you. >>> 4:37 and the managers of a bay area chain restaurant are actually talking about being hit by burglars at two separate locations in two days. those thieves targeted curry up now restaurant in san jose saturday. on sunday the oakland location. managers expressed frustration saying in both cases they smashed windows, broke into cash registers and even cut into a safe at the san jose location pocketing an undisclosed amount of money. >> you are working very well, you are doing your best to give everything to the community and curry up is a family name to everyone. >> the chain owner posted his frustration on social media xl. as well. they are asking customers to order and pay online because cash registers were open. we are still waiting comment on the police invevestigation.n. >>> stitill a ahead at 4:4:38, incentiveses for goingng elect. we'lll talk abobout the n new o lylyft is makingg for drivevers the h hopes they s switch t to electrtric vehiclcles. stayay with usus. much more ahead. there'e's nothing g like volunteeeering a

it's very valid criticism, audrey. we've tracked the business through the pandemic, the airlines themselves got a lot of stimulus money. and as of this week, a lot of passengers are saying, hey, why didn't you spend it on technology that works to bring passengers and planes together and so customers can get where they want. so there is going to be undoubtedly an upgrade from southwest. they have to get better at this. also, i'm told by airline experts, there are likely to be more rights that come passengers' way and that is something likely to happen on the federal level and in the short term. look for a lot of deals. southwest is likely to offer a lot of cheap flights in the near future. they have to get back into the good graces of passengers that have really been frustrated now for five, six days in a row. >> i think a lot of ears perked up, scott, when you said deals. i'm sure we'll all be waiting to see how southwest moves forward. thank you for that preview. when is your full story? >> reporter: we'll be on tonig

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. as expected, it's cold and wet, and the evening commute is pretty slick and dangerous. let's take you outside. take a look at our live cams across the bay area. you can see traffic is moving, but it's slow going out there. so take your time. the roads are slick. in the sierra, it's a mess. along i-80 in truckee at the donner summit, look at that. it's near whiteout conditions there, at least on the road. this is not the time to drive to lake tahoe. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's looking good out there but dangerous for so many parts of the area. >> and for tahoe, friday, tomorrow, that's going to be kind of your window of opportunity to get up there before some heavier sierra snow moves in. rainfall totals looking pretty good. as expected, peninsula down to the south bay got hit with some of the heaviest rainfall. oakland just over an inch. san francisco an inch. san jose 0.76. and napa at 0.67. let's show you the atmospheric river that's met up with this ex

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thank you so much, audrey. >>> all right. well, if you drive through 680, this is a big head up for you. in just a few hours, major changes are kicking off for all of you late night and early morning commuters. we're talking about a full closure, and here's our traffic reporter mike inouye with what you need to know. >> as i have been warning drivers for weeks, a stretch of northbound 680, in fact, this stretch, it will be closed overnight on weekdays while workers repave the road. the closures starting down here on highway 84 where it splits in pleasanton. this is going to happen monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 57 a.m. the overnight closure is expected to continue through april if everything goes on schedule. this is needed to make the roadway smoother. while it may cause some delays, locals say a smoother ride is most welcome. >> the freeway needs to be improved. it's been a mess for years. loud and bumpy. >> caltrans says signs are going to guide drivers through detours, local detour, if you're going north from th

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey asistio.ing to get to their destinations and get their belongings. scott budman checks in with the latest in the airlines struggle to get people home. >> reporter: christian was stuck here when her flight got canceled, but it seems her luggage wanted to get away. >> our flight got canceled right after we checked the bags.

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey asistio.a number of storms this week. >> and we're starting to see some of the fallout of all the rain. a landslide blocked niles canyon road. you can see the caltrans crews hard at work taking care of that slide right there. at this time caltrans has not said when that road might be reopened. drivers will have to find alternate routes along 680 and 880. wow, that's one of the messes we are having right now. let's get to rob mayeda. he's following the latest path of this storm. >> flood watches throughout the north bay and by 10:00 tonight it will be san francisco, the east bay and south bay under those flood watches which will last 24 hours. it will take us to 10:00 saturday night. and with the saturated ground, you saw the impact there on highway 84. more rain coming in, another 2 to 4 inches of rain expected across most areas. and storm ranger has been picking up on that steady rain at times, moving across the bay area. the storm system itself is still kind of getting its act together here

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we are actually going to be checking in with meteorologist rob mayeda in just a bit because there's a frost advisory in place right now. also, it's a story gaining national attention and scientists in the bay area are at the center of it all. it's a new way to create energy. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, will join us in a few minutes to tem us about the groundbreaking discovery at the lawrence livermore national lab. we'll check in live with or velena jones. she sat down with the newest appointed district attorney, pamela price. from crime fighting in oakland to the growing mental health crisis, she will break down price's plan to bring change to what price calls a very broken system. let's start with a live look outside at san jose. looks very pleasant, clear out there. if you thought it was cold last night and this morning, yes, you were right. get ready, we will be getting more of it. nearly the entire bay area has a frost advisory or freeze warning for tonight. so

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i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. meteorologist rob mayeda is keeping an eye on what lies before us. both will be joining us in a bit. also another day of delays and cancellations for southwest. take a look at the lines. our scott budman is out at sjc to see how travelers are coping. scott is on stand by and will be joining us live from the airport in about five minutes. plus maybe something you need to think about before you scroll here. i'm talking about the growing security concerns with tiktok. lx news will tell us what we should look out for and a whole lot of snow. take a look at this video. we got this this morning. strong winds are causing problems for ski resorts in tahoe. we'll tell you when conditions are expected to improve. let's begin with what is affecting all of us, talking about the rain, the weather. the storm that rolled through the bay area left flooded roadways and streets. here is a sign of the dangers the weather can play. hayward police tweeted these pictures of crashes caused by the rain slick

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. for a seat at your holiday party. that's the message every bay area county health department is sending out today in hopes of getting everyone to take a few simple steps to stay healthy. here's nbc bay area's christie smith with what they're recommending. >> reporter: get vax natted with the flu and if you haven't yet, get the updated covid booster. >> respiratory illnesses are increasing in san francisco as well as statewide and nationwide. >> reporter: dr. susan phillips, san francisco's health officer, called a press conference today to explain what's at stake. >> if you have not done so already, please, please, it's not too late to get your annual flu shot and your covid-19 updated bivalent booster. both are now available for everyone age 6 months and up and can be given at the same time. >> reporter: san francisco joined 11 other bay area health officials making recommendations as covid, rsv, and the flu are circulaing and increasingly putting pressure on area hospitals. >> for p

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i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm jessica aguirre.s has not only made miserable life for the rest of us but for people without a roof over their heads. in some cases t has now become a matter of life and death. >> over the past week, the

travelers like audrey nice juan showed up with their suitcases at sfo to get the bad news. they won't be going home for the holidays. audrey was trying to visit family in portland's for christmas all remaining flights tonight. are gone and nothing. nothing available tomorrow christmas day. so i guess i won't see my children. this weekend, but i'm gonna try to get out there monday and then spend next week with them. more than 100. flights were canceled in and out of sfo friday and hundreds more delayed because of severe weather in other parts of the country. more than half of the cancelations we're seeing today are actually in the pacific northwest. it's seattle and portland's both experiencing snow and ice and their airports, definitely seeing the reduced capacity that comes with that kind of weather. it's been #### basically been #### keyshawn bernard was trying to get home to seattle, he found himself stranded at sfo airport for a day and a half right now. just trying to figure this out, said his trip started in atlanta. then bad weather rerouted him to chicago, then san

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. our ongoing series of storms has not only made miserable life for the rest of us but for people without a roof over their heads. in some cases t has now become a matter of life and death. >> over the past week, the harsh weather has claimed the lives of at least five unhoused people in the south bay. now those living along south bay waterways are being warned to find higher ground before the next storm arrives. nbc bay area's robert handa is in san jose with that part of the story. >> reporter: we're here near the levee in the alviso district of san jose where advocates spent the day handing out supplies to an encampment nearby. this is an area where one of the unhoused weather victims died. >> these are blankets. i'll give you more. >> reporter: getting blankets and supplies was a welcome relief to those living in the alviso encampment, where it was sad but not shocking to hear one local homeless person died of possible exposure on tuesday. >> it's been cold out. >> how bad? >> freez

and then it welcomed guestsiln a audrey hepburn. so i want to rey from copper fit. wait.arting with the police officer who pulled over a woman going 60 miles an hour in a 35 mile zoneo leher what jesse freeman in gaston county, north carolina, says there was something something was not right in her eyes as she told him. she just got a call. their house was on fire. as it happens when he was a child, freeman just lost his home to a fire days before christmas. freeman says laetitia elmore, who was too emotional to be driving, so he drove her to a relative's house ended up losing everything. but she says that act of empathy, compassion from officer freeman meant a lot sure does well next to a couple in france, showing off their nearly 1000 nativity scenes. what that's right. the couple has turned their basement into a mini museum to display their 909 122 nativity scenes that they collected from 68 countries over a period of decades, so their display will open to the community until early next month . they're expecting a total of around 3000 visitors. i wonder which one is yo

the you dial republican o and audrey and rob you had a headache and a bit of stomachache. i made them a little tea with ginger and honey and they were better. but no, we're not worried about that. no, no, i hope every one is on the mend and will be ready for the final bill to move a clipper policy. and for more on the world covered joint from katara by the, till the is 4th mark meadows mark greetings to use. so yeah, virus among the french squad. is this going to be a problem for the game to morrow? well friends have proven themselves to be resilient all tournament dale of her mcconnell and as an grab your miss the semi final against morocco with this virus. but they still warn, now they've had personal problems all tournament of france before the world cook big names. i can girl can't say and poll papa ruled out another big name who was ruled out was their main strike a cutting benz emma. now he's actually fit again now in training for his club side rail madrid. there has been speculation that he might make a surprise and sudden return to the team to morrow night. france

providing some medical treatment offers on no, we're not afraid of the virus dial upon econo and audrey and rob you had a headache and a bit of stomachache. i made them a little tea with ginger and honey and they were better. but no, we're not worried about that animal. i hope everyone is on the mend and will be ready for the final bill to move a clipper policy to w sports thought their muscle on us. halogen. tina fans are the dominant presence in cottage here in dough. hi, there are so many more argentina fans than france fans to the feeling really is that argentina is the team that everybody wants to win. of course is the magic surrounding this argentina's side because it will be leonor massey's last world cup and he's chasing that trophy that he hasn't ever been able to win in his career. there's obviously, if he does get his hands on it, it would pretty much solidify his place as the best player of all time. so everybody who's a messy fan, everybody was in argentina. and pretty much every football fan kinda wants him to win except for france vans. and they're looking to choose their

parts of the countries had rented small accommodations in nearby areas to get their passports made audrey note, while people seeking to go abroad for opportunities is not a new opinion. she lanka, the number of people outside the past would office have shot up significantly in the past few months. young people, especially phoebe, have no option but to leave. according to government statistics, the number of passports issued from january to mid june this year is over 300000 roughly equal to the total number of passport issued last year. the job market is always up and down, but in the currency to asia and as nigel bucket right now. so it's why you wasting your time. there's no future here as far as we know. i mean, i tried as well, but i, yeah, there's no hope. so makes sense to make a move pretty much dr. bike is on the 7 am would do of the center for policy alternatives. it says young people moving out in such numbers does not bode well for an aging society like she lanka. if this country gets back on the right footing with the systemic changes in order that they may, will come back and

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rich audrey reports it's early morning on a frigid day in daily. and scores of people have lined up for a cup of hot tea and breakfast. this is just one of the locations where the charity viji carnita. our elder brother's home, as it is called an english is tribute ford to migrant workers and the homeless. your brothers come a gte and cream g thing. ran the organization in the gold through the melbourne. foreign barbara people. hm. they don't have you know, warden good morning. she'll read, recollect, or warm clothing or do you or did loading from people industry wiggle them, or even give blankets to them. and you estimate the number of homeless in delhi, at a 150000. the state government also had its own set of measures every year for people without a roof over their head. the deli government had launched its winter action plan, under which it has set up a centralized control room and how blind numbers to identify the locations of homeless people. and it has that address you deemed to ship these people from the street do shall, to homes, like the

travelers like audrey nice juan showed up with their suitcases at sfo to get the bad news. they won't be going home for the holidays. audrey was trying to visit family in portland's for christmas all remaining flights tonight. are gone and nothing. nothing available tomorrow christmas day. so i guess i won't see my children. this weekend, but i'm gonna try to get out there monday and then spend next week with them. more than 100. flights were canceled in and out of sfo friday and hundreds more delayed because of severe weather in other parts of the country. more than half of the cancelations we're seeing today are actually in the pacific northwest. it's seattle and portland's both experiencing snow and ice and their airports , definitely seeing the reduced capacity that comes with that kind of weather. it's been #### basically been #### keyshawn bernard was trying to get home to seattle, he found himself stranded at sfo airport for a day and a half right now. just trying to figure this out, said his trip started in atlanta. then bad weather rerouted him to chicago, then san

oh and audrey and robbie, you had a headache and a bit of stomach ache and i made them a little tea with ginger and honey. they were better. but no, we're not worried about that. and i hope everyone is on the mend and will be ready for the final to move a paper. and the 2nd to last match at the men football. well, comp sees morocco take on croatia tonight. we've 3rd place up for grabs. morocco will be looking to round off the historic performance of the tournament after day became the 1st ever african country to which reached the world comp semifinals for opponents croatia. it's a chance to give captain lucas laundry to win in what will likely be his final world cup game. earlier i spoke with d. w. sports correspondent, done your boss a loaner in catherine. i asked her whether the croatia squad would be motivated by mortgages, weld cop farewell. i really don't think it's in this cohesion side to not be motivated. i mean, since they joined fever in 92, they've had incredible results in tournaments in the finished 3rd, in 98. and since $98.00, really only france and germany had more final

the homeless and charity organizations also ramp up efforts to help people in need t w's maniachi. audrey reports, it's early morning on a frigid day in daily, and scores of people have lined up for a cup of hot tea and breakfast. for most of them, it may be the only decent wheel they'll have to do. this is just one of the locations where the charity, viji carnita, or elder brothers home, as it is called an english is tribute ford to migrant workers and the homeless. though brothers come a gte and cream deed sing ran the organization. a large group of warranty with joined them every morning during winter, the also had the destitute in other ways, apart from giving out foot in the gold to the mulberry foreign verbally. hm. they don't have you know, warm molding, so rude. recollect or warm clothing or to use the loading from people and distribute them or be when get blankets through them. and you estimate the number of homeless in deli, at a 150000. the hard winter season becomes a big challenge for them. the state government also has its own set of measures every year for people without a

been unable to provide definitive help. leaving students with a few options did up lose money roach. audrey reports harsh coil is one of thousands of indian medical students who had to return from ukraine since the war started. today. he that the supreme court for a hearing on the future of education of students like him, including whether they can be accommodated in universities. hill, i am, i have come to the supreme court today for the hearing. i'm hoping to get some relief in our case. that's the hope of you seeking meets our hearing. may these proceedings have been going on for months now with no resolution in site? for the past 9 months, students like hush had been studying online. they don't know when they will be able to return to aerial classroom and read how she's friends on sky. the money is also in limbo. all of them have considered going back to ukraine to finish their studies . but that worries their families, digger digger situation, metamora, there's a big question mark on the status of my degree any, we don't know what's in store for us. all i know is that i have to complet

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he is completely isolated in the west, but he's also under pressure in russia itself, among audrey, people as well as among the leads people in russia are tired of the war now that russia is losing. and now that russians are concerned about being mobilized, many are totally unhappy with western sanctions, which i having more and more of an impact on their lives. so let me put him needs good news now, and the prisoner exchange could be that good news. if americans lift the sanctions against russia, d. w theory rochette in riga and caroline at chim roy in washington, d. c. thanks so much the base of the iran has executed the 1st of the protesters detained after participating in recent anti government demonstrations. no, st. shikari was hanged on thursday morning, also being accused of wounding a security officer during the protest. in september. iranian courts have passed more death sentences just this week. 5 men have been sentenced to death, accused of killing a member of her arms. revolutionary guard. behind these walls and to ron's even prison, a young man was reportedly executed. iran's

the you dial pacano and audrey and rob you had a headache and a bit of stomach in myrtle. i made them a little tea with ginger and honey and they were better. but no, we're not worried about that animal. i hope every one is on the mend and will be ready for the final move it liberal policy. and the 2nd to last match at the men's football world. camp sees morocco take on croatia on saturday evening with 3rd place up for grabs. morocco will be looking to round off a historic performance of the tournament after they became the 1st ever african country to reach the semi finals, the opponents croatia for them. it's a chance to give captain lucas mondrey to win in what will likely be his final woke up gain and for more on the final weekend of world cup action. let's bring in d w. sports correspondent done there. barcelona, who joins me from carter and danielle, great to see you there. let's talk about croatia 1st. what do you think? do you think that they're going to be motivated to give luca moderates or world cups? one song. i really don't think it's in this creation side to n

no, we're not afraid of the virus dial. palmer colonel and audrey and rob you had a headache and a bit of stomach. i made them a little tea with ginger and honey and they were better. but no, we're not worried about that. no, no, i hope everyone is on the mend and will be ready for the final bill to move it. paper policy did of is for it's reporter mark meadows is in can't, are covering the world for us. and he told me earlier how that virus is likely to affect the french team. well, friends have proven themselves to be resilient. all tournaments, dale obama carno and as an globule, missed the semi final against morocco with this virus. but they still won. now they've had personal problems all tournament of france before the world cook big names. they can go low, can't say impulse papa ruled out another big name who was ruled out was their main strike a cocking benz emma. now he's actually fits again now and training for his club side rail madrid. there has been speculation that he might make a surprise and sudden return to the team to morrow night. france and bends em, are playing tha

inaudible) (inaudible) who is not here and shelly (inaudible) and our wonderful city attorney andrea and audrey. >> let's break protocol and give everyone a round of applause. [applause] >> any other comments? >> no. >> (inaudible) >> on the motion- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners, motion passes unanimously 6-0. congratulations aeb everyone. [applause] >> this will place under the discretionary review calendar forim 9, case 2022-003765drp. for property at 110 32 avenue. discretionary review that close out the 2022 hearing schedule. >> good evening. david winslow. the item is public request for discretionary review. to construct third story horizontal addition to 3 story single family dwelling. the dr requester-sanford gar finkal the adjacent neighbor to the north is concerned the proposal will significantly impact light and privacy. the pr posed alternatives are separate the west facing roof deck from northeast facing area with short wall or parapet attached. to condition the northeast portion of the roof as on ocpayable roof deck. three, elil name doors to this portion of the roof and fo

you, audrey, or other classmates. having to watch another massacre in uvalde, texas.>> for me, i found out when i was at a different school. on a field trip. when i came home, i found out. and it was devastating because i had made a promise to myself that no one else would have to go through this. and then here we are ten years later and it happened again. so it has really just been heartbreaking to see that the same little kids are going through the same thing. >> robert, what made you decide to do this project? >> again, thanks for having us stephanie. i think that the ten year anniversary first sandy hook hit all of us. and i just knew that we approach sensitive topics in a way that i think really takes care of putting the voices of the participants first. and i got a call from someone in newtown, and stephanie in newtown, from the newtown resiliency center and said hey, would you like to come up here. and we made it work. >> jacqui, you said that you want to honor the victims of action. is that why you are doing this project? >> yeah, i think a big way that's this

well, you see, audrey, i've got a surprise for you. 0h, lovely. i adore surprises.here is it? at your place. actually, it was my mother's idea, but i wanted to give you something to show my esteem. and it's at my place? yes. shall we stroll across and see? you're going to find yourself disengaged if i don't see some evidence that you're going to start expanding this ratty old business. ratty old business? well, nobody�*s marrying me into this sordid little empire. if only you had ploughed a bit more back in. you could have had a row of shops by now. i'm looking for a bit of comfort in my old age, and until i see some signs of it, i'm keeping my bedside to myself. hello, campers. this is radio maplin. don't forget, in half an hour's time, we start the big event of the week the holiday princess competition around the olympic sized swimming pool. see you all there.. hide hi! hi di ho! do nits get a blessing? are fleas to be excluded? should we bring along our free range eggs to have the unborn chickens blessed before we go home and scramble them? fora big chap, david,

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not all was so enthusiastic. republican congress from audrey taylor green, criticized events, these visit as absurd, labeled him a shadow president of the u. s. and called ukraine americas 51st state. media. lionel says, is unfair to make american citizens pay for the governor's decision to keep taxpayers funds pouring into ukraine. we're looking right now in the united state at a 1.7. think about this trillion dollar omnibus bill. american citizens are say, 1.7, true trillion for what we're wondering, where are we going to pay for our operation? what get, what is our goal? are you suggesting? does this intimate, that we are involved in a war that we are a participant in this, that, that we are re, coal combatant? does? is that what this means? because if it does mean that i don't think a lot of americans who are particularly care for that, we never signed on to this. we're getting to the point right now where people don't really understand it. and frankly, maybe common sense may prevail. because the one issue that nobody is talking about is peace ending it. this is say sion of hostility,