aurora, aurora. aurora berialist, yes called the northern lights.these gases begin to glow, which is essentially like a huge fluorescent lamp in the sky. for the radiance to happen, several conditions must coincide. which is called space weather , in fact, the radiation of the sun must be in a fairly active state, and of course, for the northern lights, just as for a real light show , a dark sky without clouds is needed to catch all the conditions, glow hunters advise coming to murmansk during the season for at least 3 days. aurora boriallis is visible here even above the city, but if you move away from the light noise, a miracle appears. this is called the corona of the northern lights. oh! can i have a goosebumps, the northern lights are shaped like a fluffy peacock's tail than the further north, the brighter its colors, but the tail also extends to more southern areas. the shine hunters appeared in a coma. in recent years , i have often noticed the northern lights here, even in the capital of the komi republic, kakari , there have been a lot of n

i'm a sailor from aurora. from what aurora? well, a ship, a ship was called that in my time. from idleness, people die because they go to bed, otbezeliya, izdeliya, a new word in science, no, you answer, you gave me someday to stand dead people , i’ll go there, sit, but it’s uncomfortable. but my dad is here, why is it inconvenient, you came to me, of course, then extra messages, i’m hiring, shut up, a teacher, after all , he graduated from the academy, but you also need to pay for your son, for your little wife, and for the sick woman, the cook, to build a dacha, and to catch perch? it’s boring, and the table turns pale from such pastime, don’t laugh, don’t laugh, it ’s your volodya who sometimes likes to say, see you, no, you stupid girl, barbarian, stopped, stopped, especially since he’s walking, limping, don’t turn paler. my god, well, should i introduce you, i don’t need to introduce us, yes, volodya, we have known each other for a very long time, yes, we have known each other for 11 whole hours. are we going to go past the 11th hour? yes, if we if we don’t have lunch no

in 2021 aurora reached a $15 million settlement over the police-involved death of elijah mcclain twohe washington post" says they'll require applicants to submit s.a.t. scores. they had dropped it when covid disrupted testing across the country, but dartmouth decided to reinstate s.a.t. and a.c.t. testing after a study found they helped predict how well a student would do in college. it's the first ivy league school to announce they will require tests again. >>> and cbs new york says seven migrants were arrested in connection with a citywide amount of cellphone robberies. video provided by police shows migrants working in pairs, knocking over victims and stealing their bags, phones, and apps. then they got to banking apps. mayor eric adams and the police made an arrest in an apartment they described as a stash house. >>> still to come, a whopper of a prize. how you can win a million dollar from burger king by creating a burger your way. tter your way. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the

particles are charged, they then they are captured by the earth’s magnetic field, and we see the aurorabeautiful, but we also know that during magnetic storms something happens to the human body , what happens with technology, why does this happen, that is, it is real. the lunar disk completely covers the sun, the second eclipse is incomplete, annular, that is, when the solar lunar disk does not completely cover the sun, but such a crown will be visible, let’s say, a ring will be visible, but belarusians will not see it? unfortunately, no , maybe in 100 years we will see a total solar eclipse, yes, you can go to north america, just in a month on april 8th it is planned that there will be a solar eclipse, and this will have some kind of physical effect on a person, yet again on those who live on earth, no, there is no such impact, and yes. here , probably, you can’t connect it with a leap year, that is , it’s more of a, you know, phenomenon that is of scientific interest rather than some kind of practical, observational interest, although astrologers say something completely different, p

it's the aurora photographer. it�*s the aurora borealis, and they have their own techniques. kind of photos. all of these photos these winners, highly commend it, they are on display at the natural history museum. how does it work, there it display like that gets physically taken around the world, or does it just exist where it is now and available online for people to see more of these images? absolutely, the exhibition _ more of these images? absolutely, the exhibition in _ more of these images? absolutely, the exhibition in london _ more of these images? absolutely, the exhibition in london is - more of these images? absolutely, the exhibition in london is visible i the exhibition in london is visible until the 30th ofjune, but actually the images are also available online, and they go on tour all around the world every year. so they are seen by millions of people, and that�*s what book we would like to do. that's what book we would like to do. ~ �* ., ., ,., that's what book we would like to do. ~ �* ., ., ., ., ., do. we've got about a minute and a half left, do. we've g

increase in the activity of the star, in some places there will remain a small probability of seeing aurorars of the atmosphere. the largest solar explosion in the last 7 years occurred at two o'clock in the morning moscow time. the highest class x 6.3 flare lasted 35 minutes. splash. entered at an angle of only 30° from the direction to the ground, which , with such a force of the event, automatically classifies it as the most dangerous. however, the plasma movements of streams of charged particles towards our planet have not been confirmed. according to satellite data, the flare was localized in the solar corona. there were no large ejections of matter into interplanetary space. apparently, despite the force of the explosion, there will still be no impact on the ground, that is. those who there, perhaps, were afraid of this, in this regard, can exhale here, and moreover, the picture is really emerging that we have had five outbreaks of higher scores since the beginning of the year, this is generally a unique density, and none of them has had an impact yet to the ground, then they all eith

possible to increase, increase the number of flights, there are in the summer, but in the summer, we and auroral authorities assure that residents of the region will fly more often. now there are five to seven flights, there will be one. well, in general, it has doubled, because we understand that tourists are flying in, and the region is now attracting interest. the reconstruction of the staircase adjacent to the nikolaevskaya embankment is being discussed with the contractor. the old buildings were dismantled, the territories were planned, and the necessary materials were purchased. the plan of a local company to smoothly begin the second stage of its improvement. the work will cost approximately 150 million rubles. let's skate cleanly on points, we pass, you remember everything, you know everything, we calm down, we get together and win, kiss already, beautiful going out on the ice is a skill, come on, all hope is on you, well, old age is not a joy, right? leaving beautifully, it’s a whole art , well, we can’t lose you either, because irkutsk loves you, you will surpass my taste, i’ll push m

so in the middle of the week there was a disturbance in the magnetosphere, they led to a series of auroras green glow, for example, was observed in the night sky over vorkuta and naryanmar, while since the beginning of the year, three most powerful flares of this cycle have occurred on the sun, their strength reached the highest score x, at the end of the week some world space weather centers alarmed the public with a message about a large ejection that was about to cover our planet, but the alarm turned out to be false, such an event took place right in the middle of the week, that is, there was a large ejection of the sun, enormous power, directly below the earth along the line of the sun. even part of the agency simply reported that a giant cloud of plasma was flying towards us, causing panic, but it turned out that no, it turned out that this emission was exactly in the line of the sun, the earth, but on the opposite side, some huge active region is now present on on the other side of the sun, we don't see her, she produces an explosion, an explosion of enormous force , but they are di

moon jellyfish in a fjord illuminated by the aurora borealis, or northern lights.rling swirling together into the shape of a giant bird. the photographer spent hours following sterlings around rome until he saw this. shared parenting. lioness is morning grooming on one of the cubs in kenya. the mothers had been out hunting overnight and on the return called the cubs out from their hiding place. the photographer who took this image spotted a pond turtle walking through shallow water in an israeli swamp when a dragonfly landed on its nose. a serendipitous moment of symbiosis. and that is pbs news weekend for this saturday, i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. happy lunar new year. see you tomorrow. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by. >> consumer cellular, this is sam. >> this is a pocket dial. somebody's pocket thought i would let you know with consumer cellular, you get nationwide coverage with no contract. kind of our thing. have a nice day. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. thi

are, well, let’s say, in the far east, and just in ours, i use the services of our aviation company auroraow regarding tourism, look, for those who dive to depth, maneron is international diving, for those , who goes downhill skiing, this is a ski resort, mountain air, there are also restaurants, there are also the kuril islands, the baransky volcano, which means a hot mountain river, which means flowing from the crater of a volcano, which means steam, sick, medical, baths, well it’s just wonderful, well, it’s clear that when you drive around the kuril islands, you constantly meet bears, foxes and other animals, well, i’m sure that many who today... visited the pavilion of the sakalinsk region will come and see it in the summer live, welcome, thank you very much, we were glad to see you, come to sakalin, now economic news, briefly: the moscow exchange resumed trading on the stock market after a two-hour stop, according to the site, the cause of the failure was an error in the main server, in such cases the exchange switches to backup server, this procedure usually takes a little over an ho

he is a congressman from colorado, aurora, colorado, where the movie theater shooting happened in 2012, 12 people died there. congressman, i hate to bring you on to talk about this, but i'm glad you're here with us because this is something that is not being resolved. the gun violence in this country is not being resolved, despite the steps that have been taken by lawmakers, i mean the few steps, the very small steps. what needs to be done? >> my heart is breaking for kansas city and the victims and their families. this is a terrible, devastating incident, no doubt about it. i represent a community as you pointed out that is no stranger to gun violence. some of the largest mass shootings in our nation occurred at my district, at the aurora theater and columbine as well. we're going to be at the 20th anniversary of columbine. that is uniquely american problem. nobody else in the world has the problem that we have right now. any heart breaks, my thoughts and prayers go out to the families and the victims here, but listen, i'm a member of congress. i'm a legislature. i'm not a member of t

increase, increase the number of flights in the summer, but there are summer flights, and we and auroragional authorities assure residents of the area, they will fly more often, now there are 5-7 flights, there will be 11, well, in general, it has doubled, because we understand that tourists are flying, the region is now attracting interest, the reconstruction of the adjacent nikolaev embankment." stairs are discussed with the contractor, the construction of old and dismantled, territory planning was carried out, necessary materials were purchased. the local company’s plan is to smoothly begin the second stage of its improvement; the work will cost approximately 150 million rubles. let’s do it, we are designing the project, it’s ready, we will help, we need to do it all together, there is no shortage, well, people voted for this project, yes, of course, well, vladimir vladimirovich putin additionally allocated us money for the entire far east, they will soon. divide, so you have to declare, more than 5 billion, fulfill what was planned is planned already this year, kirill rogachev, anna

not a lot for us, but it's really going to deliver as the aurora graphics. that's the topographic component of precipitation where the mountains are going to wring out that moisture as the jet stream slams perpendicular into the west slope of the sierra nevada. so what did i just say? it's going to snow a bunch, man. they're going to look. i mean, i keep saying numbers up over ten feet in 3 or 4 days. this one of the models, this model was spitting out 12ft. so be interesting. you might maybe you get it down around kirkwood, up around truckee. it may be more like 6 to 8, but either way it's going to snow a lot. there'll be a blizzard warning in effect thursday all the way through sunday. the blizzard warning is not unprecedented, but that number of days i can't remember that many days in a row, three days in a row being basically lined up with a blizzard warning. so basically what they're saying is don't go. just don't go. don't even bother going up there unless you've got couple the day before and two days after to kind of let things clean up, because there

. >> array on the independent line in aurora, colorado. good evening. >> good morning, excuse me.'ve been wanting to talk to you for a while. i am affiliated with the libertarian party. something i want to know is how can we ensure the appropriate vetting measures also respect the rights of not only nationals who are already present but also those who are naturalized citizens. especially those who are american-born chinese. those who are of chinese ascent but are also native born u.s. citizens. >> when you say vetting while at the same time what is the actual question? so there is not prejudice. >> on the get to the point and look at it this way. think america is extraordinarily generous to all immigrants. we are a country of immigrants and immigration. so the united states has accepted an overwhelming majority of the chinese political victims. so it last year alone, 2023 we accepted about 100,000 chinese of political asylum applications from china. you talk about the border crossing in the south and about 24 or 25000. that number illegally entering the united states are going to

daughter, and nieces were ordered out of their car and forced to lie on the ground by offices in aurora, who then handcuffed them. the policeman said that they thought that the car they were in was stolen. the last it would claim the officers actions were evidence of systemic racism. the spanish coast guard has rescued a 102 people who were trying to reach the canary islands by boat. the bodies of 2 people were also recovered from the vessel rest. yours said more than a 1000 to migraines and asylum seekers from subs are in countries have reached the islands over the last few days about a 100 border guards from man, nor have crossed into neighboring bangladesh, to flee fighting between security forces and a rebel group. and alliance of 3 minority groups have been battling the military john to that sees our in 2021. 1 of these groups is the, our kind of armed bangladesh shares a 270 kilometer border with me and more and hosts more than a 1000000 were a hinge of refugees. out of con, on me, is a buddhist community and they are worse than the me and more military. it's purely a lie that the

moon jellyfish swarmed in the cool autumnal waters, illuminated by the aurora borealis. was targeted. all three of them died. the pentagon said the militia leader was responsible for directing attacks on american forces in the region. stay with us. you have been watching newsday. goodbye for now. hello there. there is some snow in the forecast over the next couple of days, but it�*s certainly not going to be everywhere. most of the snow — the disruptive and heavy snow — will be mainly for northern parts of the uk and particularly over the hills, where there�*ll be some drifting as the easterly wind picks up. and that�*s going to bring some travel disruption, particularly for transpennine routes. now we�*re seeing colder air move across most of the uk, but things are a bit milder towards the south and southwest, and where we�*ve got that boundary, we�*ve got this weather front here, and that�*s bringing wet weather up from the southwest, and as it hits the colder air, so this is where we�*re going to see it turning to sleet and snow. and the coldest air early on thursday

her daughter and nieces were ordered out of their car and forced to lie on the ground by offices in aurora, who then handcuffs them the policeman said that they thought that the car they were in was stolen. the last who would claim the officers actions were evidence of systemic racism. the spanish coast guard has rescued a 102 people who were trying to reach the canary islands by boat. the bodies of 2 people were also recovered from the vessel. rescuers said more than a 1000 migraines and asylum seekers from subsaharan. countries have reached the islands over the last few days about a 100 border guards from man, nor have crossed into neighboring bangladesh. the fleet, fighting between security forces and a rebel group and alliance of 3 minority groups.

illegal jewish settlements in the occupies westbank rotary challenge is an occupied east jerusalem. 4th aurora. you were standing outside the gate of the place, just in the last hour pop hour or so at tell us what was being happening because you said before you could hear jack. com was going yeah, well rubbish. been a bit of a cat and mouse game with the is ready security for the last 2 or 3 hours. we're 1st inside the house, then the, his ready police came in for the arms and, and through us or that pretty full slate and moved us as far away as they could. we couldn't get anywhere close to it. be about managed to get this position here, which as you can see is pretty confusing down to the demolition which is happening right now as we speak that we have that jack kind of a uh on the end of a ticket that i could hear loss on our very well see it and then you can to so that is the house. so fucked me up with the apps. uh, which was standing pretty securely. and so don't right on the guy. he is an active su campaigns for what study campaigns to stop exactly the same thing that is happening to his

aurora bariales to the north. absolutely right. please, keys for 300. be seen on the coat of arms of knowledge, one with a key, the other with a sword. well, i think the apostle peter with the key. archangel michael with a sword, no, maybe peter and paul, absolutely right, apostle paul with a sword, kings can do anything, 300, even in the bag, 1,200 for you, 1,800 for victoria, 500 for roman, to whom roman, thank you, roman, classic theme. contemporaries rate 500. attention to the screen. in 1958, it appeared in a literary newspaper an angry rebuke to this poet. eight years later , the artist yuri kosmynin painted a portrait of the poet on the same newspaper sheet. the result was a kind of art object. name the poet. yevtushenko. 1958 victoria, what would you answer? well, this is obviously a portrait of a parsnip. absolutely right, roman, and there are 300 universities, the university of halle in 1754 was the first in germany. going from barcelona to paris, he painted a now lost self-portrait with the inscription i am the king, the king was 19 years old

this is the incredible beauty of the northern aurora observed by residents of the murmansk region; yous at -20°. rtr-planet is more than just television. this is a piece. we are gathering an orchestra, we will perform shustakovich’s seventh symphony, those who do not take risks , luck does not smile on them, we will succeed , i will operate, i am scared, as if i were not me, unfortunately, neither the motives for the murder nor the connection between the murders are visible, but she exists, and we will find her, i remind you once again that this is my investigation, let ’s agree in advance, you are the coach, i am the player, a dizzying show and the best music, you generally spend most of your life on your feet or on the head? even i don’t know, i want to read, please read, i can’t read, turn on the music blogger, hope is my home underground, russia rests on song, in general russia is a very melodious country, inimitable humor and entertainment for every taste, tadik i poured hot water on my wound, i said, i’m leaving, i looked back, she had already... packed her things, peek-a-boo, me

a powerful solar flare caused bright auroras not only in northern latitudes, but also in southern onesd its last strength and squally winds disrupted the operation of the airport. volcanoes running in the kuril islands, the emission of ash changed the color of the snow to black. in the chelyabinsk region , warming provoked children to take a dangerous swim on an ice floe; fortunately , there were no casualties. the european part has gone into fog, low visibility in the leningrad region, in st. petersburg morning ice alternates with afternoon thaws, forcing residents to go around. huge puddles and these are shots from crimea, on the peninsula, now +12 in sevastopol almonds are already blooming, and yalta flower beds delight with ornamental cabbage. this is a message, don't switch. arkhangelsk is preparing for the 440th anniversary of its founding. by this date, on... teams from all over the country sculpted snowmen, which are the symbol of arkhangelsk, in total there were 84 snow figures, report by daria bidenko. 84 buckets and the same number of carrots, 600 people on the banks of the

[applause] i've been spending a lot of time listening to coloradans awfully state from aurora to grand junction. it is no surprise that everywhere in our state, the top issue is housing costs. i hear from parents who fear their children will never own a home in colorado, and they aren't alone. 83% of colorado parents were -- worried their children won't be able to afford to live here. i hear from older coloradans that they fear they won't be able to age in the communities they call home or won't be able to downsize because even though their house may have increased in value, high interest rates and property taxes prevent them from affording even a smaller home. that's why i hope that in this session we can work to make the senior homestead exemption portable. i also hear from young parents who want to raise their children in a home of their own, from front-line workers, from teachers, firefighters, police officers, health-care workers. i think our exceptional state workforce, many of whom can afford to live near the community where they work and are forced to spend significant time and

colorado supreme court tribal treasurer turtle, members of the cabinet, denver mayor mike johnston, aurora mayor mike coffman, colorado springs mayor, fort collins mayor, u.s. attorney and of course all of the members of the colorado general assembly, there is a guide here for me because there is a few of you if you do and i'm not met yet. welcome. over the last year i've been thinking a lot about who we want to beat when our great state terns wonder to 50 years old, and just two years. as we envision our future together often a writer president kennedy's speech at rice university in 1962 it was there that he articulate his whole vision saying we choose to go to the moonsa in this decade not because it is easy. but because it is hard. he took a seemingly impossible goal. who would think going to the moon something never attempted in human history and he made it a mission the moonshot goal as it came to be known to set a standard not just for the united states before the world. it ushered in a new era of american success and innovation. seven years later neil armstrong spoke those famous wo

northern aurora accompanied the festival all days. this is the first time that an international classical music competition of this scale has been held in the arctic. online broadcast on the internet more than a million views. we have a full hall of people, among them there are a lot of young people, very young children, older children, young men, i am sure that for them this is a powerful impulse to engage in art. organize a classical music festival. solihard, not a festival at all, was incredibly difficult, weather conditions, distance, a huge number of guests, yamal surprises the world music community with its courage and sincere love for music. lala hasanova, sergey kozlov, alexander chirva, ringult vashkevich, vesti yamal. the news continues to monitor the development of major events. stay with us. the investigative committee is studying the circumstances of the largest fire in the north of the capital. a fire in the roof of a historic writer's house could burn out an entire block. thanks to the prompt actions of firefighters, th

. >> michael aurora studies wildfire mitigation plans.aiian electric lacked basic efforts, like a power shutoff plan, which is when a utility cuts off electricity when certain conditions occur to prevent power lines arcing a fire they have stated it did not turn off power when high winds occurred, which causes power lines to fall and started a morning fire august 8th. it said this fire was contained, and that a second afternoon fire later that same day, the cause of which is still unknown, is what devastated the area are investors properly discounting utility stock risks? >> not right now we don't see that happening, except in case where is the utility has already caused a fire >> hawaiian electric saw its shares crash after the fire. pg&e stock price plummeted after a 2017 fire, and dropped again after the one in 2018 that destroyed her childhood home this resulted in the company filing for bankruptcy in 2019, settling a $13.5 billion lawsuit alleging the infrastructure was to blame hawaiian electric declined an interview, but in a state

there is also a small chance of auroras in the european part of russia this night.e is so frozen that you have to break it off, just so you understand what a skating rink there is on the street, there is ice everywhere. basically, of course, truckers value their time, but do not value the time of others, one after another continues to get stuck, and so a chain reaction occurs, a powerful cyclone has passed in the volgograd region, even special equipment was powerless in the face of terrible ice. a real skating rink on the sidewalks and streets, someone even decided that it was easier to move around on a skate, hello utility workers, this is the first time like this. not only people had to be saved from the consequences of the disaster, but a sparrow was freed from icy captivity. the regional capital was also hit by bad weather. the morning for volgograd drivers began with a real quest: get inside your car, the car is frozen in an ice shell. warming came, the city was covered by a strong fog, visibility is minimal, these steps lead to the mamaev kurgan, but because o

you just saw that there are shot jelly fish in the water between the aurora borealis. a pair of linus is grooming a cove and a turtle and a dragonfly sharing. a special moment. as you can see there, all 5 of these beautiful photos will be shown at the natural history museum of london. that will be off in the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on from 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves. live in the bay is next. >> thanks, stephanie. that's right. coming up today on live in the bay, san francisco playhouse and their latest production. how you can get all the details coming up after that. plus taste of the nfl. we interview to certain chefs making us of how to build a burger. >> by a quarterback that you might just all this and so much more. still to come here on live in the bay. a quick commercial brea >> welcome in your now. tune in to live in the bay. and coming up, it's the culinary and gridiron extravaganza and the nfl's largest philanthropic culinary events. all the details on this year's taste of the nfl and how you c

. >> caller: hey, there's not much press coverage on aurora innovation. set to launch their driverless trucks in texas this year. what's your take on the company? >> i actually know the company. my problem is that i don't recommend companies that lose a lot of money because then what happens is they turn out to be charging stations or something. everybody criticizes me. and i have really thin skin. let's go to jonathan in pennsylvania. jonathan! >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i just renewed my investment club membership for two years. >> thank you. thank you, partner. i really appreciate that. that's what i want. i want people to be educated with me. how can i help? >> caller: thank you and everyone there. we learn so much from the club. the perfect amount of content for us. not too much -- >> thank you. that's what i was telling my buddy robbie last night. i said listen, we're not going to overwhelm you with research but we'll give you the straight stuff. thank you. thank you. what's up? >> caller: yeah. and one of the many things i've learned is the rule of 4

criminal division, leslie caldwell, maya wiley, civil rights attorney is back with us, as is manny auroras experience representing a different trump codefendant in this rico case. leslie, i was reminding viewers what the "times" and others have said about how far this could go. we're not just talking about a fiery hearing with, you know, interesting testimony. we're talking about a process that could remove the prosecutor, the office, or hand it off to someone who might have a different view of the facts and drop the case. what do you think is important, legally, about today's hearing? >> so, i think there are a couple things. i think -- and your guests, maya and manny, made this point earlier in the prior segment. there's a big difference between showing, maybe, poor judgment and showing something that requires disqualification. and i think that as your guests have said, there clearly are some factual issues that need to be delved into, but i don't know that we've really advanced the ball too much towards disqualification. obviously, the judge will be the finder of fact and will weigh wh

ken chesebro was represented by a man named scott grooveman and manny aurora.lump sum payment from save america. it goes on and on. some of the expenses there are not legal at all. there are six $18,000 payments to man named erv pierre, he is best known as melania trump's stylist. >> they consider him a consultant, correct? >> he's a strategy consultant. >> okay. now donald trump has tweeted that he's interviewing law firms because he's going to appeal the verdict from the jury in the e. jean carroll case. i don't think an appeal is any shock to anybody. but what are the challenges for any firm that decides to take on the case? >> the challenges here are huge. let's start with the fact that it's a jury verdict and not a bench trial. there is some deference that any appellate court pays to the finder of fact. now, can they challenge certain evidentiary decisions? sure. can they challenge perhaps the most important decision of all, which is judge kaplan's ruling that an earlier jury's verdict on virtually identical issues, namely that donald trump did sexually as

but next week i'm going to go to alaska and i hope to see the aurora borealis.going to take the cake. you are all over the place on very big news from jennifer lopez. jenny from the block is coming our block. >> she's coming on tour this summer and she's got stops in san francisco. this is me now. right. she's still the same when a now the concert is going to be at the chase center july 6. th will be different alive. 16 is a long time away. but the tickets, the presales are tuesday and the general sales go on sale tomorrow. i'm next friday a low fixed, i liked i like j. lo sure. and you get your chance to see some of the items belonging to you know, i love elton john sir elton john. sorry, they go up for auction in new york and you can view them. >> christie's new york, there's 900 things that we can't afford. okay. all of that. yeah, but it's very good to get a bit later as glasses which are iconic all the blue. oh, yeah. i like platforms. that's nice. yeah, i love it. how cool that if i was in new york and the and if you had a million bucks, >> it's to what's

applause >> so, the 15% pledge -- >> jimmy: yeah, 15% pledge >> yes was started four years ago by aurorally challenged retail -- beauty retailers to make sure that 15% of their shelf space was occupied by black entrepreneurs. >> jimmy: that's fantastic >> it's fantastic. [ cheers and applause and i have a beauty company. so, i have a hair company called beauty -- called beauty no, that's me. [ laughter ] no >> jimmy: dude - >> it's called pattern beauty. >> jimmy: pattern. >> it's for curly, coily, and tight textures >> jimmy: that's right >> and - >> jimmy: we've talked about that on the show >> yes, we have. and we are in ten re -- you know, sephora, ulta, macy's, amazon we are everywhere. and i was honored with the trailblazer award. and i gave a big sk -- speech. and it was very exciting and i wore a very, very furry coat >> jimmy: yeah, you did, yeah. [ laughter ] you were a -- a -- a -- i would say that you're -- you're -- you're a style icon. you -- you - >> that's very kind. >> jimmy: yes. >> the shopper is like -- the way i like to put it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, this i

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expert >> adviser today at no cost to your family welcome back in today's beyond the call, we need aurora torres, woman who >> had a nursing career in nicaragua before immigrating to the united states. now, thanks to an american nurse, torres is back to doing what she loves. cnn's camila bernal has the story sorry >> for nine years, i would do is walk these hospital hallways as a cleaner that she was a nurse in nicaragua. but after immigrating to the us, tried taking the nursing board exams and failed us really hard. we work really hard but at the same time i say sunday, i'm gonna be like them i was wearing different uniform. and when i when i saw nurses with this unifor i was like sunday, i'm going i say sunday, i'm gonna be wearing that uniform. >> rode needed help. >> are you going on night shifts? >> and it came as she cleaned the office of the hospital's executive director of nursing the to simply had a conversation i knew right there and then she had a lot of potential and we can help her out. >> oda shared her struggles and peachy heyne immediately started helping her with the proc

mcconnell's also blaming former president donald trump for the gop's aurora eroding support for kyiv, calling it quote, a political reaction. let's bring in tia mitchell, she is washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. tia, good morning. it's good to see you this reality here. mitch connell doing this interview as foreign aid languishes in the house while mike johnson says there's no rush as ukrainian forces are running out of ammunition on the battlefield it is a very stark difference in worldview between the old guard in the the republican party in the new >> yeah, i mean there's so much to unpack here, especially listening to your previous segment and in all the things that are going on with the house republican conference. but at the end of the day, there's just an increasingly isolationist wing of the republican party also, former president donald trump was pretty isolationist himself both during his four years in office, in a lot of his rhetoric. now, as he contemplates becoming president again, as he talks about foreign policy and as leader of the republic

host: melody in aurora, illinois. independent. caller: i think the border should be closed. there are more people coming over the northern border than the southern border. there should be a united nations forum consisting of all of the countries forming the western hemisphere to find out why all of these people from the southern hemisphere are migrating into the united states. this mig is happening in europe as well. north africans are my grading across the mediterranean sea -- are migrating across the mediterranean sea into spain, italy, and greece. we have to find out why they are leaving their home countries. are they being forced to leave? are they being robbed? our children being kidnapped? our drug lords taking over everywhere -- are drug lords taking over everywhere? i think these people would rather live in their home country and make a living where they are at. host: the house is about to gavel in for their legislative session. we will take you up to capitol hill. live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays befor

the sponsored units of the leningrad regiment and the aurora tank battalion will receive sleeping bagssult so that we all win . at the beginning of the special military operation, the legislative assembly of st. petersburg , together with the victory fund and the city government, have already sent more than 1.0 tons of humanitarian aid to the northern military district zone. in addition, alexander reminded. belsky guide the city has developed measures of social support for mobilized and volunteers. these are additional payments, benefits for travel and food for children of military personnel, and free trips to health camps. an unusual lesson was held at school 703 in the moscow region; it was taught by the minister of education sergei krovtsov. the subject of the fundamentals of security and defense of the homeland is introduced into the program from september 1. starting from the eighth grade, schoolchildren will be taught about the laws of russia in terms of national laws. information warfare, first aid. together with high school students sergei krovtsov paid tribute to the memory of

tomorrow, the storms will be very strong, at least the fourth level out of five possible, and the aurorasl reach the southern borders of russia . in yakutia , the number of famous local horses is growing at an accelerated pace. the unique breed is famous for its endurance and is not afraid. morozov. last year, more than 500 million rubles were allocated for the development of the industry. including almost 170 of federal budget. report by vitaly prokopyev. pushing each other aside, the guys run towards the smell of fresh hay. they don't miss the opportunity to have breakfast. the kids live on the street and they don’t mind the cold. these babies were born in 2022, that is, they are literally just over a year old. they already look quite impressive. taller, stronger, because this is a different type of yakut horse. frost resistance is in the genes of yakut horses: thick hair, stocky body, wide hooves and a special metabolism allow them to easily withstand down to -70°, but in the most on cold days, animals need increased feeding; we feed them extra every day. we gave, for example, this hay

. >> reporter: timayre headed to the aurora in where, she worked the front desk. >> i did not hear from the whole day. usually she would call me, but it wasn't super not normal. >> reporter: it was not super normal either, timayre was worried enough to make some calls to try to find her. >> i did call her sister to see if she had stayed over there, but her sister had not seen her. >> reporter: tom and christina remember thinking that there was nothing to think about, her silence could be a byproduct of teenage drama. >> my wife and i discussed it and we were like well, maybe sanya doesn't want to be around timayre today. >> sonya that was monday, she was not dude at work in till tuesday. so christina and tom were right, she was just somewhere else other than with timayre. but timayre was getting more concerned. by evening, she knew she had not just slept late somewhere. what really worried her, was sonia's makeup bag which had not been touched. >> i think more in the evening when i had not heard from her i started to worry. because, it is not normal for her to not go home and do her hai

rifle regiment will be given a uaz car and a minibus, as well as a drone suppression system, and the auroration of domestic weapons; both the latest prototypes and more than a hundred samples tested in combat conditions are presented. izzaria reporting by maria kudravets. this is an updated version of the russian transport aircraft ill-76, despite the external similarity, it is fundamentally different from its predecessor, and the organizers of the exhibition in saudi arabia asked russia to see show this aircraft, because they are interested in it not only in erriada. more than 80. m2 in the vicinity of eriad is an exposition of the international defense exhibition in saudi arabia. the event is quite young and is only being held. for the second time, but has already become one of the main international events for arms manufacturers. the russian delegation is headed by deputy prime minister of industry and trade, denis manturov. special attention is paid to russian military equipment here. almost all of the exhibits are already in service and have proven themselves in action. for us this mar

the storms will be very strong, at least level four. five possible, and the aurora will reach the southernes are larger and taller than the native ones. the breed was bred specifically to produce more meat. 70 goals young animals live together, but adults are more difficult to find in winter, they are unpredictable, but experienced herd keepers know where to look, they are semi-wild, so it is better for the stallion not to get too close, they are dangerous, anyway, they protect the herd well, life in harsh conditions conditions of the north could not but affect the character of the yakut horses, the herd is divided into herds of 10-13 individuals, the weight of the mares is on average 400 kg, the stallions are all... ru. vesti monitors developments in russia abroad. stay with us. the display lamp tp does not light up, the trimmer is neutral, large stabilizer, view 90, center 308, clear for departure, 308 is waiting, cleared, commander , went to the upm, working boom 92, we are going to the combat course, accepted, observing, occupying, 308, 607, starting to work, target in the crosshairs,

. >> that's true i think nikesh aurora is basically doing -- and i want to quote this because i wenthrough it with him. he's offering -- instead of doing a la carte sales, he's offering a prix fixe category of meals. he downgraded the stock for the travel trust, and i shouldn't -- i told everybody -- i don't want to give everything away, but we have a big annual meeting on saturday we're upgrading today because everyone else is downgrading i want to run into the fire on this thing because i think nikesh realizes you can't nickel and dime all these pieces anymore. he used a word, which i think he wanted to take back very badly, which he said there was fatigue. what he meant is that there are so many people selling individual products that people are, like, exhausted and can't come up with the roi they're not fatigued in the sense that they're not going to buy any cybersecurity anymore, because they'll -- if you were to say, we're not buying any more of this, chinese hackers, romanian hackers, russian hackers, venezuelan hackers, even pakistani hackers would be after these guys you can

my only problem is if aurora and george are listen they'll say get a grip, jim. but he is handling a lot of military orders. he's from philadelphia, by the way. >> is your point you would prefer palo alto and crowdstrike -- >> absolutely, because in the end i find military fickle. witness lockheed martin run by one of the great ceos on earth and cannot get out of its way. i don't want to deal with -- in this case it was a funding problem in the fourth quarter that made it so that you're at the mercy of the government, david? do i want to be at the mercy of what some people but not me, of course, are calling a clown show? >> no, it would be very difficult, a lot of relying on funding in various areas perhaps defense appropriations overseas certainly which we're seeing right now 250i tied up w, the border bill. >> delivered a lot of orders and actually mentions bombastic. he is bombastic and the orders were bombastic. the orders were ex-troert. it's like some would say bombastic, well, i don't know, some would call him maurice? [ laughter ] we did have a bit of a b

i am terming out after four years as, uh, our treasurer will continue to be aurora acevedo and secretary is christina irving. and christina is here today. um, just to mention. one time only funding i mentioned in our last meeting. so i won't need to go through that again. um, i do want to make mention, though, of the dignity fund coalition and forget us not campaign and i think we all know, um, that the dignity fund proposition an i was over evenly approved by the voters in san francisco in november 2016 and helped establish a path, um, for stabilized funding for services and supports for seniors and people with disabilities. um, and key to that promise was funding would grow by $3 million a year. and um, unfortunately, in that legislation in um. it included language that the annual allocation could be suspended. um, if the city's budget had a significant shortfall, which has happened in the last two years. uh, we fear that's going to happen in the foreseeable future. next year doesn't look so hot either. um, for this funding. so so, um, so there are those here with the dignity fund. um,

birthday from military sailors of leningrad and kronstatt, for help in the restoration of the cruiser auroraelves seem to tell the story of his life, work and endless love for the hermitage. all the news is always available on the media platform , we watch, and by this time we have everything, denis palanchukov was with you, see you at the big film premiere, this is my grandfather, vasily pavlovich sofun. “these are very serious people, you will have to move out, in case of any lawlessness, this is our home, i have already left for this place a long time ago, you will find your own man , the paratroopers do not abandon their own, everything is back, the nkvd was blown up by a mine, but he has already cleared everything, there's a stick, you go there, like that, grandson, no one except us, break everyone! " there's a liman on her nose. you're still licking your lips heartily early , will you treat me? yes, i will , i invited you here, which means i'm not responsible for you, but do you like our doctor? i like it, me too, it's a pity that i don't have such a dad, who sent, who is this woman, c

eightieth birthday from the sailors of leningrad and kronshtat, for help in restoring the cruiser aurorarhaps with the optimization of the production process or the simplification of some tasks, but as i understand it, industrial design is about everything , what surrounds us, it's not even about... industry, it's about everything. philip, you understand everything absolutely correctly, because all things not made by hand, in an artisanal way, are somehow related to industrial design. a table, a sofa, a camera, a lighting device, that’s exactly what happens, and when we tactilely use these things we encounter design successes and failures, whether it’s convenient for us to use or inconvenient to use. just to make it convenient, now it’s starting to gradually move away a little the background, and the aesthetic component, it ’s back in trend, yes, i’m behind as always, no, not as always, we’re just seeing the consequences of the pandemic, harmful, people forgot to change clothes and still walk around at their convenience, as if at home , sneakers, backpacks, sweatpants, everywhere, and me