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we people increasingly frustrated with the number of the boons in the area. looking for a solution, the top diplomats from the us and russia will hold tools and saudi arabia on choose day i ended ending the war. and you cried. the high level meeting has spawn concerned among european leaders and ukraine's president who warns k will not recognize any till night without his involvement or a challenge has more. a few weeks ago, the meeting, the us secretary of state is in saudi arabia. to attend, wouldn't be possible off the russia's invasion if you crane the bite and administration stopped o high level dialogue with moscow pont off to a 90 minute phone call with an e mail pollutant last week. president donald trump has sent monica rubia to meet senior russian officials and yet it seems trump plans to defrost his of i see us russian relations the president of the go. the presidents agree that it's necessary to resume dialogue on or issues that can be resolved. one way or another, with the participation of russia in the united states, ukrainian sacrament was ment

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three people rescued from a submerged car in boone county, kentucky. the death toll there rising to 15 tonight. crashes on highway 321 in lincoln county, north carolina. lee goldberg standing by with the forecast. what you'll face tomorrow. and the big change then coming. and abc's faith abubey with the images coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after powerful storms pummeled the east coast with up to a foot of snow, now, the deep freeze. more than a dozen record lows broken this morning. minus 15 in omaha, nebraska. the coldest on this date in more than 100 years. and with the wind chill, it felt like 27 below. first responders and homeless outreach workers in omaha working to convince people to seek shelter if they need it. >> thono one can survive this. people have been out in other winters and have survived and think they can survive this, just like past winters. it's different. >> reporter: in kansas city, roofer gibb tobe telling me this is the first time in four years it's been too cold to work. >> it's extremely hard when it's this cold. o

three people rescued from a submerged car in boone county, kentucky. the death toll from days of flooding, snow, and ice there now rising to 15 tonight. crashes on highway 321 in lincoln county, north carolina. lee goldberg standing by with the forecast. what you'll face tomorrow. and the big change then coming. and abc's faith abubey with the images coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after powerful storms pummeled the east coast with up to a foot of snow, now, the deep freeze. more than a dozen record lows broken this morning. minus 15 in omaha, nebraska. the coldest on this date in more than 100 years. >> it's extremely hard when it's this cold. our hands are our best tools. and if you can't feel your fingers, then it's really not easy to do your job. >> reporter: in detroit, an entire neighborhood encased in ice earlier this week. wxyz's randy wembley on the scene. >> city crews have been breaking up and removing ice surrounding dozens of vehicles here after a massive water main break that flooded blocks in this neighborhood, from the streets,

. >> michael boone is nvidia's manager over the project and shows how the system responds in red.your gestures are not quite correct and will work with you until you get it just right. >> 70 million people are deaf in the world, and many more are hard of hearing, and there are many families, friends and colleagues that want to be able to communicate with them. >> boone says the company's ai model first gathered asl signs from as many authoritative sources as possible, and then vetted the exact signing motions through certified translators and other outside experts. the avatar and the direct feedback you get, as captured by your computer's camera is a representation of all of that research and learning. >> really, when you take a step back, this is what we call a computer vision problem, meaning that we are taking a camera and we are trying to help replicate signs that we see in images and video. >> it is absolutely on the cutting edge. >> sherry dowling is the executive director of the american society for deaf children, which partnered with nvidia on this project. >> it teaches e

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beichner says it could be a boon for the u.s. manufacturing industry.l tariffs impact your business? >> overall, it's going to be a positive impact for us if they go through. we've got a lot of customers coming to us from canada, for example, that are buying product from canada and bringing it into the united states that are already coming to us to look for it to be sourced locally. >> reporter: looming tariffs could also bring new challenges. president trump is threatening import taxes on aluminum and steel, a key material in manufacturing. those tariffs could raise costs. >> this particular cabinet is manufactured from 5052 aluminum. there's not a lot of domestic sources for us here. so that's going to drive us abroad. we may go back to our customers and tell them that we're not able to find it, or the price is going to be -- need to be raised on a particular product. >> reporter: how are you going to navigate your clients needing to pay more to reshore some of that production capability here in the u.s.? >> we'll start to purchase a little bit more i

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there, but he suspended the american aid around the was how reliant have gone to sounds totally bond boone as being on foreign aid since they took over the country in 2021 . i would ask and people in general, it should be very much dependent on for an age. and as you know, that says something that took place at 20000000 population of the country has been that very much depended on the outside handouts. but at the same time, the telephone has also taken, it's got to promote it up for need, but she's come really true and, and to do tutoring to button and up an assistant, something look about 40000000 dollars was pulled into the conference. so it's a ton of on wheel chair and the benefit to this uh, excuse me, mr. group in order to push the push to dad a very medieval as to and indeed to add that instead of and many people to put him on his stomach. but the policies in terms of excluding good people, the woman of gunner son and the other was how the population out of their basic rights, and also being very discriminant. she to us a non portion of the groups and the country i've got a son is a

so for them, this has been a boon. of course the north stream disaster also gave them an economic boom which was a, besides being a disaster, it was a work crime committed. and we know that the us, i mean that reporting was, was sorted out and that investigation was done that the us had something to do with that. yeah. so, you know, i think what trump is trying to do is okay under the biden resumes mistakes. huge crimes were committed mistakes or made money laundering happen. now we've got to entangle this and try to build trust again with russia. yeah. kind of happen. the one global pad, what's going on with show the developments and them at least is the in you a number of the books heads of state to gather in paris on monday for an emergency meeting. and they would try to come up with a game plan on how best to deal with washington shopping, the tool on baron baldwin's in any settlement of ukraine conflict. but it seems the meeting failed to yield any concrete results, though it did prove to hungry of hardly the brus

alright to out 0, talk about as boone their life as in roughly in southern guns or target. thank you . so what, how much that's really 3 is really captive maybe $500.00 days after they were taken june, october 7th attack. they appeared in public on a stage alongside i must fight as before, being transported out of gauze or by the red cross. i'm how many has me to united with these loved ones is right after 484 these incompatibility it's a moment. those closest to offer cause the full might never come into the office. we were waiting for this moment that off i will come back home. it's impossible to live without him. now all the family will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal and god willing, all the people of israel will get back to normal and we will all be together. and the code was checked with these 2 children leaving a message. so talk to the 7th, 2023. but the parent was released a month late due to a breach cease by all these really for international was released the how may i ask, who i'm subsidy amended of a direct quote of the shows in claim units in kans

>> david: benson boone receiving a standing ovation for his high-flying performance. ♪ and the finaln, the l.a. county fire department on stage to present that award, and to send this message. >> i am confident that we will recover and rebuild together because we are l.a. strong. >> david: california and the country grateful to those heroes. i'm see you right back here tomorrow. starts right now. >> saturated soil in santa rosa gave way, and a tree came crashing down outside of steele lane elementary school. >> no one was injured, but it raises concerns about storm damage yet to come. thanks so much for joining us i'm kristen z. >> and i'm julian glover. we're giving you a live look outside now from our east bay hills camera looking west toward san francisco. and you can see kind of cloudy kind of gray outside right now. >> yes. those storm clouds and a band of showers is entering the bay area right now. so let's get the latest on the rain with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah. kristen and julian. this is going to be a level two for today. take a look at l

the area, london back and 23 rebels are advancing on this town by lake duncan mika, the board, as boone, the about 80 kilometers south of because of the rebels took control of goma in january. and then bukasa and southern keep 2 weeks later, the pays at which m 23 has been advancing. has a lot of people in the capital contrast to 1500 kilometers away. the government must take its responsibilities to view. how do we function unrestored, the chain of commodity? for example, the tunnel will not gotten, it will sticking without any effort. also, some, you know, what does it fit? that was, i call them the head of states not to negotiate. we must fight against them. if someone hits you, what should you do? you must fight sparks. the un says the war has forced hundreds of thousands of people from the homes. to south africa has been sending additional troops to join the companies army and fighting them. $23.00 of to 14 of its soldiers were reported to have been killed with last month. the presence of the room, the forces on the ground is funding fee is the fighting and come go get expand into a

cbs, abc notes what a boon it was. the fledgling experimental television news program that mrs. roosevelt lived new york city and made herself available for interviews on local telecasts early as 1946. appearances across the u.s. networks, often on affairs programs like face the nation, meet the press, talk shows like the sarah churchill show or person to person and even what's my line, sir? to promote her postwar interest in united nations and international affairs, as well as to promote favored democratic candidates at election time. eleanor law and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of presidential candidates stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956. on face the nation modeling the famous kennedy-nixon debates to come, she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. this is after eleanor hosted in new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950, which may have been the first televised political debate. in 59, her third regular television program began airing under the guidance of producer henry mor

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so for them, this has been a boon. of course the north stream disaster also gave them an economic boom which was besides being a disaster, it was a work crime committed. and we know that the us, i mean that reporting was, was sorted out and that investigation was done. that the us had something to do with that. yeah. so, you know, i think what trump is trying to do is okay under the biden resumes mistakes. huge crimes were committed mistakes from a money laundering happened. now we've got to entangle this and try to build trust again with russia. yeah. how did happen? well, you know, good luck. i mean, some of the latest revelations out of washington have be, you know, for example, those are understanding that millions of dollars have been given to companies like royces. and these are the associated press to do what to what do i say implement. so grand, large scale, social deception. right, well that's about pushing narrative rusher, bad china, bad movies. these are just narratives, a catch phrases. and i think the eve

at presenting back natural history museum in frankfort, contin boone engage the researches by a diversity i the relationships between animals plans and their habitats displayed . and notice that would be a really wild experiment which had part of see the manifest parasites and has an impact on the vegetation fuel and that keeps their competitive relationships with other species. so as of this, it looks as if we've been threading the colossus into a complex network and as effects all the other threats, so we can't predict an advantage. what will happen find, i hope the fall is 2nd less than me plus yet on the return of the quad that is being worked on in south africa, there are also plans to recreate the american passenger pigeon. there are no known plans for the joint. ok. the situation is different for the slight less dodo researchers outcome. also want to bring back the bird that was wiped out by human, introduced rats. this v to some lead of a bringing the things to pieces back to life is obviously something that fascinates people. and it's understandable less we can save and bring bac

i'm sorry that justice boone garden is not here today but justice gray, justice and justice jarosh who share for the first time for his opening of the legislature, i want to thank you for your resident service on behalf of the citizens of this state. i do want to take a moment to say what an honor is been to serve with you, chief justice. clearly you will leave a singular mark on history of wyoming when you retire this spring. i thank you for your service. [applause] >> the chief justice and i often have competition about who can be shortest in the remarks she always wins. i still owe you dinner. that was not the only way to get that. but it also privileged to recognize chairman wayland large of eastern shoshone tribe and chairman keenan groesbeck. would you please? there they are. [applause] these are friends, fellow citizens of this great state and leaders of their sovereign nations. and together the tribes and wyoming have accomplished an enormous amount over the past few years through honest and open dialogue. i thank you for your partnership and i look forward to continued good wo