not bad, but it also kind of feels like this is what i've always kinda thought with the branson. virgin galactic space launches is. it's kind of like a roller coaster with them, you know, you take off on a plane, you get the jet boost off the plane. it's like that there was a superman film years ago who that got to try to do this similar idea. and i think like that's what that is that the roller coaster, i don't know if, but half a 1000000 for a roller coaster is the way to go though. absolutely. and especially when you compare it to that 35000000, if you look at the fact that, hey, you're getting to spend 10 days in space getting a little bit more. well, i guess the more bang for your buck in some ways. but in this case, it's like you go down and pretty much you're getting those bragging rights and you're getting to say that you were a part of making at least making history right now. yeah, i mean that's what i was. so i was just thinking is it's making history, but it's making history for right now. i mean, when they sell those 1000 tickets, when they complete those 1000 transferred,

it is face since it came back to earth following branson's launch in july of last year. you know, it's interesting because we covered all of these big space launches. all of these billionaires going to bass and now they come to you and they say, hey, it's only half a $1000000.00 and you can go to space. i mean, i guess if you look at it in comparison to the $55000000.00, you'd say half a 1000000 bad. but it also kind of feels like this is what i've always thought with the branson. virgin galactic space launches is. it's kind of like a roller coaster with them, you know, you take off on a plane, you get the jet boost off of the plane. it's like that there was a superman film years ago who that got to try to do this similar idea. and i think like that's what that is, it's a roller coaster. i don't know if, but half a 1000000 now for a roller coaster is the way to go though. absolutely, and especially when you compare it to that 35000000. if you look at the fact that, hey, you're getting to spend 10 days in space getting a little bit more. well, i get some more bang for you

branson, here in the chef's hat, held his second free pancake party in the mission district. last month he put flyers up in the neighborhood and 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. you can see a bunch of folks showed up for today's free breakfast as well. branson is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties, saying it is a great wave to get to know your neighbors. they look delicious. that is it for this edition of abc7news. welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy... is everywhere! anywhere! he's the “pew-pew! pew-pew!” kinda happy. they're even happy-er. and you?! you're the ha-pee-ist of them all! because this place... has all the happy you never knew could exist. so you're a new kind of happy, every time you visit. welcome to your happiest place on earth! only at the disneyland resort. make every visit your happiest for as low as $110 per day for a disneyland® resort 3-day, 1-park ticket. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow

while richard branson's company boasts all new spacecraft launch from a carrier craft, his 2 chief rivals use a traditional vertical launch system. as rockets blast off into space, they pass through the successive layers of the atmosphere in the process expanding enormous amounts of fuel. the gas is emitted or harmful to the ozone layer, even where the rockets only byproduct is water vapor. the combustion of kerosene based propellers generates both c o 2 and no end of sorts. or black carbon. the tiny particles spread out in the stratosphere all around the globe and accelerate the depletion of the ozone layer, which guards life on earth against harmful u. v. radiation. some companies are working on ways of making their space varies, reusable or parts of them. that would at least mean a reduction in the raw materials used as well as in the c o. 2 emitted plus. those returning parts would not add to the huge amount of space junk already in the earth's orbit. but that doesn't mean that space tourism is environmentally friendly . every new trip would require those reusable parts to be serviced

to travel into space. recently, private enterprises made headlines, taking tourists then phases, branson, and muscle. 3 entrepreneurs who can smell the money in space, tourism. but with what consequences were the rest of us on planet and if you are from uganda asked us the question on the topic nice you but his space tourism bad for the environment. ready i this british billionaire has plans to fairy taurus to an altitude of 100 kilometers above the earth where they will be able to float about in 0 gravity for a precious few minutes. while richard branson's company boasts all new space craft launch from a carrier craft, his 2 chief rivals use a traditional vertical launch system. as rockets blast off into space, they passed through the successive layers of the atmosphere in the process, expanding enormous amounts of fuel. the gas is emitted or harmful to the ozone layer, even where the rockets only byproduct is water vapor. the combustion of kerosene bass propellant generates both c o 2 and no end of sorts. more black carbon, the tiny particles spread out in the stratosphere all around t

while richard branson's company boasts all new spacecraft launch from a carrier craft, his 2 chief rivals use a traditional vertical launch system. as rockets blast off into space, they passed through the successive layers of the atmosphere in the process, expanding enormous 1000 kilometer journey from new york to sidney. ah, a large aircraft like that does at least have around $300.00 passengers on board. but a space tourism capsule has room for just for the carbon footprint. for that brief trip into space is $50.00 to $100.00 times higher per person than with a long haul flight. a fleeting bit of fun for wanna be astronauts with a high long term price to pay for the environment over 10 years ago. ready chelsea mony was the 1st none as to know to spend the longest time in space to date. but the 1st none astronaut in space ever was dennis tito in 2001. he paid $20000000.00 for his trip back then. what will space tourism look like in the future? let's hope the best for planet earth. mm. if our blood is red, why i believe you? do you saw the question from the world of science? i send it in

to travel into space. recently, private enterprise is made headlines, taking tourists that phases branson, and must 3 entrepreneurs who can smell the money in space, tourism, but with what consequences were the rest of us on planet. and if you are from uganda asked us the question on the topic was nice you but his space tourism bad for the environment. ready oh, this british billionaire has plans to ferry tourists to an altitude of 100 kilometers above the earth where they will be able to float about in 0 gravity for a precious few minutes. while richard branson's company boasts all new spacecraft launch from a carrier craft, his 2 chief rivals use a traditional vertical launch system. as rockets blast off into space they passed through the successive layers of the atmosphere in the process, expanding enormous amounts of fuel. the gas is emitted or harmful to the ozone layer, even where the rockets only byproduct is water vapor. the combustion of kerosene based propellant generates both c o 2 and no end of so it's more black carbon. the tiny particles spread out in the stratosphere all ar

pockets while they're feeling pretty heavy word and galactic as an opportunity for you, sir richard branson, space tourism company has a now it will officially open up sales for tickets to the edge of space starting on wednesday, virgin galactic plans itself. $1000.00 tickets that $450000.00. a pop those who take the company up on their offer. we'll have to put down in an initial deposit of $150000.00. so just a little bit of small change there. now, while the flight may sound incredibly expensive, it's a far cry from the $55000000.00. 1 bill, you would pay for a 10 day orbital space, ex flight, but with virgin galactic, you only get 90 minutes of enjoyment as part of their signature, air launch, and mach 3 boost true space. now stock in the company went on a journey of its own on the news, skyrocketing 30 percent on tuesday, but that barely makes a den on the losses it is face since it came back to earth following branson's launch in july of last year. you know, it's interesting because we covered all of these big space launches. all of these billionaires going to face, and now they come t

the company, fluid flamboyant, found a richard branson to the edge of space. virgin galactic is just one of the firms looking to blast tourists out of the earth's atmosphere at $450000.00. a ticket its share price rocketed by over 30 percent on the news. let's cross to our financial correspondent on wall street. he and his quarter because he ends virgin galactic wasn't the only stock that took off today at why were traders feeling a little more optimistic on tuesday? yeah, we definitely had quite a reversal from the trading days prior. we had sort of 2 forces fighting against each other on one side we had another set of red hot inflation. data producer prices up by almost 10 percent in comparison to last year. so produce a pro price as being what companies that pay their suppliers for grey and for energy for packaging, for material and the like that. then on the other side, we had this optimism that the tension between russia and ukraine are using and that eventually what traders focused on. we had nothing accomplished up by 2 and a half percent put up by more than $400.00 points. an

last year the company flew as flamboyant founder, richard branson, to the edge of space. virgin galactic is just one of the companies looking to blast through us out of the earth. earth at earth's atmosphere other but it'll cost you a cool $450000.00. a ticket. the share price of the company rocketed up by over 30 percent on the news. right. that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin check us out online dot com slash business is watching. ah ah. with a co owner virus pandemic. you have been devastating for some businesses own deliveries have been brought to a standstill in many jobs are in jeopardy. has globalization run its course? or are there new opportunities? our topic this week long cove, its effect on business weighed in germany. in 90 minutes on d w, shift, you're a guide to life in the digital world. mm. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you? model shift on d w. m isn't home any portion of love us her now in the

last year the company flew its flamboyant founder, richard branson to the edge of space. virgin galactic is just one of the companies looking to blast through us out of the earth. earth at earth's atmosphere other but it'll cost you a cool $450000.00 a ticket, a share price. the company rocketed up by over 30 percent on the news. all right, that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin checks out alive. the v dot com slash business is watching. ah, there carefully selected and picked by hand. they're considered harbingers of spring. snow drops from georgia. the wild flower trade in the caucasus is booming, the flowers bringing the millions for some of their sellers. but what does the business me for the local pickers and the environment? close up next on d w. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the app now you know drops one of your hoops. most popular flowers, enthusiasts will pay several $100.00 euros for single bomb the delicate looking white flowers. harold, t

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an expedition party, equipped with crampons and picked axes, continued where he left off. manzona branson, the great wall of ice, was 1st climbed in 1913 by young kate researcher from vienna and 2 colleagues was normal. they had to carve out $140.00 steps in the eyes to reach the top of pizza, enough to come and mm. what they found exceeded all their expectations, a vast system of caves, full of spectacular ice formations, that resembled giant sculptures. but how exactly where they created? well, there are cracks and fishers in the limestone caves. and in spring, milt water from outside can trickle into these entrances and fries. it's an extraordinary phenomenon. while the snow melts outside meter high layers of ice build up inside. it's what's known as the stack or chimney effect. the cave galleries and fishers form of linked from lower entrances to openings higher up in the mountain. in winter, when it's colder outside than inside the caves. warm air rises through these openings and drifts out as if through a chimney. meanwhile, chilly winter air enters below and pulls the cave down. th

an expedition party, equipped with crampons and picked axes, continued where he left off. manzona branson, the great wall of ice, was 1st climbed in 1913 by young k researcher from vienna and 2 colleagues to loosen velma. they had to carve out 140 steps in the ice to reach the top beats a enough to common. mm. what they found exceeded all their expectations, a vast system of caves, full of spectacular ice formations, that resembled giant sculptures. but how exactly where they created? well, there are cracks and fishers and limestone caves. and in spring, milt water from outside can trickle into these entrances and fries. it's an extraordinary phenomenon. while the snow melts outside meter high layers of ice build up inside. it's what's known as the stack or chimney effect. the cave galleries and fishers form of link from lower entrances to openings higher up in the mountain. in winter, when it's cold outside than inside the caves, warm air rises through these openings and drifts out as if through a chimney. meanwhile, chilly winter air enters below and pulls the cave down. that's why the

and a reminder of the top story, we're following foy, us in branson diplomats class stove, a ukraine at the un security council. he was accused russia of the stabilizing europe by massing troops, now ukraine's border. russia said that you guys was stirring up hysteria, and it says that it had no plans to invite now with some images, people around the world celebrating the luna new year. the year the tiger was welcomed with traditional dragon dances and pres, across southeast asia and beyond. enjoy. ah ah, mm hm . oh dear. oh, okay. a mm. with with ah, ah, ah, with who living without a home. oh, close to a 1000000 people in germany are homeless. even with a job or attention they can't afford a permanent place to stay in their fate. is the result of a housing market policy that was doomed to fail in why is it more being done to help clues on ah, next on d w ah, with one of the main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. oh, what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. with dna molecules zone has 2800000

so branson, germany, basically co authors of the means agreements and part of the normal the form are to exert pressure on the grid when it comes to the overall negotiations about europe institute of the system. well, we do have a jump, a counterpart, and this is big united states. well, today the us is the main security player in europe within, within nato. and i think raso will combine diplomatic negotiations with the united states also with france and germany. perhaps i am continuation will be of the miller refreshing because military pressure is the only way unfortunate lead to, to make process for, you know, to make rational concerns. they consider that by the way, i do not agree fully this, such a response would have been written even without reading the prosecutor to the mos. i think that there has been a certain on 2nd issues. but over the now, the united states are willing to talk about issues with russia, with which they have not been willing in the american response. they agreed, yeah. they real quick. what other tricks can we expect 20 by seconds, because it seems like the

i don't think russia has any branson based, right? so it's mostly nato. you pay in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating based candidates. busiest border crossing with the us is temporarily closed freedom convoy protest as he was against the vaccine. toby, the vaccine mandates have blocks traffic on, on bassett, a bridge that connects the 2 countries over the detroit river. police say that the situation remains peaceful and that they are trying to restore traffic movements. it comes as the truck has protest, enters into its 11th day. we will forward, he's in the capital, describe the situation that as a siege, while the prime minister accuses demonstrations of trying to derail canada's economy and democracy, the individuals are trying to blockade our economy. our democracy, get our fellow citizens daily lives. it has to stop. well, police are camping down on the so called freedom convoy with the state of emergency in place. in the canadian capital offices have called gated fuel and the other supplies and threatens to arrest anyone providing material support to the p

i don't think russia has any branson based, right? so it's mostly nato. the u. k in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating in basin the can to another big story of the way. can we move to canada, where it's busiest commercial trade routes remains closed now, after freedom convoys, supporters protesting. mandatory cobit mandates blocked a border bridge with the u. s. on monday, the incident that was gained international attention not least because of the economic impact of the move. some car makers have even hard to for production due to supply shortages. my security forces are trying to clear the ambassador bridge, where truckers are blocking the ontario side, the province of declared a state of emergency. we spoke to one of the protesters whose been taking part in the blockade. he said that the oxy mandates are causing far more economic harm than the bridge demo done at the bridge with statements. and i can't imagine that it was a drop in the bucket compared to what the government's done to the last 2 years. imposing their will upon the people have openly incited hat

i don't think russia has any branson based, right? so it's the mostly nato. you pay in the us that are the ones that are advocating based on count while the headline news. now there's no let up in the truck is vaccine mandate protest in canada now into it's 11th day. and the authorities in the capital describe it as a siege of the prime minister accuses the demonstrators of trying to derail the country's economy and democracy. the individuals are trying to blockade our economy, our democracy, get our fellow citizens daily lives. it has to stop a police clamping down on the so called freedom con boy with a state of emergency in place. in the canadian capital officers have confiscated fuel and other materials, and there's also the threat of arrest for any one providing the protested with supplies of 60 criminal cases around the way right now, including for property damage and hate crimes. but as john hardy reports, people and also i just want more malady to return o t houses for the children, free food and coffee. muse, ah, we're like a winter carnival than a p

i don't think russia has any branson based, right? so it's the mostly nato. you pay in the us that are the ones that are advocating in basin. ah, okay, and i'm day from canada for you. where the busiest border crossing with the united states is temporarily closed freedom convoy protest as who are against cobra. 1900 vaccine mandates have blocked traffic on, on bassett, a bridge that connects the 2 countries over the detroit river. a police say that the situation remains peaceful and that they're trying to restore traffic moving. it comes to the truck as protest enters into its 11th day, and the sources and the capital also described the situation in that city as a siege of the prime minister accuses the demonstrators of trying to the rail candidates economy and democracy. the individuals are trying to blockade our economy, our democracy, get our fellow citizens daily lives. it has to stop a police clamping down on the so called freedom convoy with the state of emergency in place in the canadian capital officers have confiscated fuel and other materials . and

i don't think russia has any branson based, right. so it's the mostly nato. you pay in the us that are the ones that are advocating based rallies in solidarity with canadian truckers protesting coven restrictions have gone global in the french capital. for example, over 32000 people hit the streets for a so called freedom convoy demonstration things that did get touchy with protesters breaching police lines and blocking traffic with offices, resorting to check ass. ah mm. with, as we understand 54 people were arrested with one person reportedly heard in scuffles with police. a thousands of officers have been deployed in paris. correspondence, charlotte whiskey sent us this report right from the thick of the unrest. well, as you can. ready see, the tear gas isn't coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind as they were trying to control the crowd, the crowds attempting to run up the steps and to be able to get past this police comb. boy, that is trying to keep everything in order. would you have to move further now because my gas is coming toward

branson kimball see see see seee chefs hat held his second free pancake party in the mission districtnth he put flyers up in the neighborhood and 75 people showed up. kimball is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties, saying it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. this came because his wife said " you need to make some friends!" lisa: we are looking at a clear view of san francisco where the average high should be about 60 yesterday. it was 74. we are doing it again today. we will have hazy skies. liz: klay thompson's hot fourth quarter leads. we will have the highlights and postgame reaction coming i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> here is a live look outside looking over the bay bridge t

i don't think russia has any branson based, right. so it's mostly nato. you pay in the u. s. that are the ones that are advocating based rallies in solid. darcy, with canadian at truck, has protesting covert restrictions, have gone global in the french capital. over 32000 people hit the streets for a so called freedom convoy demonstration things. but pet, she was protested, breaching police lines and blocking traffic while officers resorted to take us. ah mm. with 54 people were arrested with one person, reportedly hot in scuffles with the police. thousands of officers had been deployed in paris, a correspondent, charlotte davinsky, settled this report from the very heart of young breast with as you can see, the tear gas isn't coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind as they were trying to control the crowds, the crowds attempting to run up the steps and to be able to get past this police comb. boy, that isn't trying to keep everything in order would you have to move further now? because my gas is coming towards us, as you can see, big big clouds are moving a

he was soon rubbing shoulders with some impressive figures, including entrepreneur richard branson and giggling. not bad for a council estate west londoner whose filming began with no training and just a basic video camera his parents gave him when he was 15. one of the things that i wish i knew when i was a little bit younger was stuff about vat, everything about tax, finance, receipts... he became a multimillionaire by the age of 23, mainly from ad revenue on his youtube channel, on which mainly 13— 30—year—olds saw his work, with artists including ed sheeran, stormzy and skepta. in a tweet, the organisers of the mob0 awards said: presenter, comedian and brit awards host mo gilligan mourned the loss of a truly humble and blessed soul, saying: jamal edwards was awarded an mbe in 2015 for his work in music. he set up youth clubs and penned a self—help book. he spoke about getting bad anxiety at times. the london mayor sadiq khan said that: the inspirational entrepreneur will be remembered as a pioneering figure in british rap and grime music. jamal edwards, who has died at the age of 3

sb.tv later diversified, running interviews with edward's�* business idol richard branson and prominentigures like prince charles. edwards branched out as well, funding youth clubs, designing affordable fashion ranges and becoming an advocate for mental health. his death at the age of 31 has shocked the music community. edwards�* mother, the loose woman presenter brenda edwards, said she was devastated by the unimaginable loss —— might loose women presenter. jamal edwards, who has died at the age of 31. time for a look at the weather. here�*s helen willetts. ——here�*s stav. what a storm aiden 12 hours across much of the country and in particular northern parts of the uk thanks to storm franklin and a number of flood warnings issued for england and wales, particularly across north—west england where we have severe flood warnings in force around the river mersey area of south manchester and it is because of a series of storms we have seen over the past week. storm franklin clearing into the near continent and this ridge of high pressure is moving in from the south end of the west. you can

it is owned by millionaire richard branson. gay 5.7 billion dollars of tesla shares to charity in november. the donation was one of the biggest ever. the name of the charity wasn't in the filing. a large charitable donation would reduce what elon musk said would be the largest tax bill in u.s. history. global news, 24 hours a day on-air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in terms of the commodity price outlook as we said this morning we do expect that we have a billion ton plus year ahead for chinese steel production, but at the end of the day i and ore price will be determined by supply and demand. given the strong outlook that we see for the demand side of the equation we think that that will provide a measure of support to pricing. jonathan: the bhp group ceo. from new york with lisa abramowicz and jonathan kane, i am jonathan ferro. -- jonatha -- with lisa abramowicz and tom keene, i am jonathan ferro. a bounce in ger

pockets while they're feeling pretty heavy words in galactic as an opportunity for you, sir richard branson, space tourism company has a now it will officially open up sales for tickets to the edge of space starting on wednesday, virgin galactic plans itself. $1000.00 tickets at $450000.00. a pop those who take the company up on their offer. we'll have to put down in an initial deposit of $150000.00. so just a little bit of small change there. now law, the flight may sound incredibly expensive. it's, ah, are they just getting off the ends of the program as expected? a top tier brazilian delegations in moscow right now earlier in the day, the 2 countries of foreign secretaries put their heads together. now the presidents of both in our own food and i've also been talking and get about to give the media the low down on what was said. so let's go live to the kremlin now for that particular senior, accepting the invitation and came to russia and unofficial visit to strong its precedence 1st, to meet your store of it to our account tree. i would like to say that rash and brazil are traditionally

branson, missouri waking up to a foot or more of snow expected to fall. 20 states from new mexico toe freezing rain for the next day or so. >> carley: travel will be near impossibling. janice dean is here with fox weather forecast. they are getting snow in new mexico? >> janice: and dallas, texas, because temperatures are so cold. 25 in dallas. this arctic cold front is dropping temperatures 20 to 40 trees below what they usually are. amarillo, 35. dallas 35. little rock, 39. way below average and that allows for precipitation to turn into a wintry mix and/or snow. there is the front and along that front, potential for heavy snow, accumulating ice and potential for severe storms today, maybe isolated tornados with this. it will move to the northeast tomorrow, bringing wintry mix and they added advisories for parts of mid-atlantic, ape lachians and the northeast, watch the forecast. here is the snow forecast going through friday. heavy snow for parts of the planes and upper midwest and interior northeast, as well. the ice is the biggest concern, it is the most dangerous. ice on the ro

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an it would included some zero weight gravity time, similar to the kind you saw with richard branson. but since he took the flight in july, the stock has actually dropped, dropping about 80%. it's competing with the blue origin but also dealing with regulators, they had to grounded flights recently, too. but they did get back up into the air. i want to show you how it is relative to its peers. we looked at the cost relative to a civilian trip to the international space station and it is a total bargain, $450,000 with virgin galactic versus a trip to the iss through space-x, $55 million, and that is on the lower end. matt: how far do you get with virgin galactic? you go up into -- kriti: the outer atmosphere. matt: what do you get for $450,000? kriti: same thing, but you get that zero gravity time, come on. matt: i think that cory johnson went up and did this for free as a reporter at one point. jon: you have to get the 150k, that is the bottom line. maybe we could each cough up 50k and get that initial payment down for you. it is interesting, you are showing us the comparables and re

virgin galactic was launched by billionaire richard branson.ne carrier targeted by kkr last november, telecom italia, may reduce its italian workforce by as much as 1/5. the ceo is considering a peace structure and planned -- a restructuring plan that could include up to 800,000 job cuts. intel has stepped up its push into the outsourced chip manufacturing business. become an he has agreed to buy tower semiconductor for about $5.4 billion. our is based in israel. -- tower is based in israel. that is the business flash. guy: let's talk about what is happening in these equity markets. let's talk about what is happening more broadly. credit suisse taking a more cautious stance when it comes to stocks. the swiss bank is concerned about wage and inflation spirals. with us is curtis weise -- is credit suisse's head of global equity strategy. what are you seeing that is making you more concerned? the broader narrative around inflation seems to be the cause of concern. what is making you more nervous around stocks? andrew: first, for the first time in

underway as millions of americans will wake up to a similar site as you see on your screen here in branson, with a foot or more of snow to fall. 20 states from new mexico to chicago, illinois, will see some form of snow, sleet or freezing rain for the next day or so. speak with dangerous driving conditions making travel nearly impossible. senior meteorologist janice dean. >> hi, there over a foot of snow already parts of the midwest, illinois, and michigan. we are going to get more snowfall totals throughout the day. the current temperature is, we have that arctic cold front. it is moving and we have temperatures 20 degrees below normally but they are at this time of year. that is how a powerful along the front with the mass of trouble. we could see the potential for severe storms including isolated tornadoes. the ice storm is the most dangerous part of the storm and then we will see the snow. it is visiting us in the northeast tomorrow with a mix of all sorts of stuff. winter weather alerts really from the southwest through taxes all the way to the northeast with that ice storm warning fo

frozen spaghetti in branson, missouri.ratures are in the teens this week, you can get this sort of work of art. we see this from time to time. this is the first time i have seen it this season. we have a little bit more in the way of freezing rain. 3 inches of sleet in some spots. it looks like this morning it's southern arkansas. dallas under a winter weather advisory. for a little bit of a light accumulation of freezing ice. we're keeping the cold around, minus 3 is the windchill right now in minneapolis. minus 1 in omaha. 17 in indiana -- indianapolis. 17 as well what it feels like in new york city. still some crusty grass out there, i guess, some of the ice is still hanging around, but looking ahead to march, march 1st is the beginning of meteorological spring. we expect to see >> waking up to the last final days of february feeling like it this morning with temperatures at or below freezing but it's milder today increasing clouds and then we'll look for brighter conditions for the second half of the weekend. temperatu

branson held his second free pancake party in the mission district.people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. another crowd showed up yesterday. he is encouraging others to hold free pan is a great way to get to know your neighbors. we love the story and we know his life was like, you need to make some friends, so he was like, i will throw a pancake party. it worked. lisa: giving others ideas hopefully. that sounds fun. hope you are enjoying the start to your sunday where it is already 56 degrees downtown. 61 in mountain view. another day of 70's, maybe some records, then it all comes crashing down. we will have your full forecast next. liz: klay thompson's fourth quarter leads the warriors over the lakers in a thriller. chris alvarez will have the post can reaction coming up. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body endorphin rush we'll chase again and again. feel the hydrow high. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. i

glover abc 7 news a san francisco man is on a mission to help people connect one pancake at a time bransonin the chef's hat held his second free pancake party today in the mission district during last month's event. he put flyers up in the neighborhood and 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. you can see a crowd showed up for today's free breakfast as well. kimball is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties saying it's a great way to get to know your neighbors. what a nice day to spend outside and enjoy some pancakes. i have a weakness for pancakes. so hmm, would you be my neighbor? it was a look at what's going on tonight pancake-free weather coming our way mainly clear skies a few high going over we'll have low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s in our inland valleys at up to about 50 or down to 50 around the bay shoreline and on the coast then tomorrow look for high temperatures under sunny skies in the warm range again. we don't expect records tomorrow, but we'll have certainly mid to upper 70s in our inland areas mid 70s right around the bayshore line and up

remembering ransom, who was a berkeley basketball legend and califon dick's hall of famer, one of branson's close friends says he was very involved with the youth in the east bay and was loved by so many. >>good idea get the kids out in the sunshine state that eye contact. now the kids pick up all the cues from facial expressions of supply that time. >>a loving and caring individual that was stopped and gives you time. you know, to talk to you to motivate you and inspire you because that's what he did. not only me that just everybody came in contact. he was he was just an extraordinary athlete. and, you know, >>all of us old old folks, the it he's he's a person we all loved and cherished. >>ransom worked with kids for more than 20 years in berkeley, through a nonprofit organization known as athletes united for peace. we're going continue following this story. of course, we'll bring you the details of the suspects. court appearance on wednesday right here on kron. 4. now, of course, this recent freeway shooting is renewing calls for more surveillance cameras on bay area freeways in the past

well, some top executives such as telsa's elon musk and virgin's richard branson are in love with outerhow do you feel? i think they are spending _ to space. how do you feel? i think they are spending money - to space. how do you feel? i think they are spending money for - they are spending money for humanity, the technology they are developing and creating to get us into space is technology we are going to be using in the next 30, 40 years. the nasa government programme in the 505, years. the na5a government programme in the 505, things they created in the 605 and 705 are helping the internet today. the difference is that now it is coming from somebody's personal paycheque. billionaires, they make a lot of money, they push the envelope but i can't fault elon mu5k orjeff bezos for spending the can't fault elon musk orjeff bezos for spending the money to develop technology that advances humankind. what do you think? the longevity, looking to live to be 200, 300 years old, may even cheat death. these start—ups they are getting back into after the pandemic. how do you see how they spend th

branson kimball free pancake party in the mission district.s up in the neighborhood and a 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. another crowd showed up for yesterday's free breakfast. he is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties, saying it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. i believe the back story we were talking about is through the pandemic, he felt lonely. so his wife was like, do something about it. make some pancakes. lisa: i think we all feel that way from time to time. san rafael, good morning. clear conditions, the sun coming up in another 20 minutes. temperatures in the 40's and 50's for most of us. can't get a change yet, enjoy the rest of your sunday under more son and warmth. details next. liz: klay thompson's hot fourth quarter leads the warriors over the lakers and a thriller. chris alvarez has the highlights coming up in sports. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t busines

but it must be said you won't be take a flight with richard branson because he's been selling $1.25 billionroke his own dream crossing the u.s. space boundaries. unlikely he'll be your co-pilot. >> at that price, confident to saying i'll be staying here on earth. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, sacrificing your beliefs just to fit in with the crowd. it's an idea that can explain some of the strange behavior we've been seeing in politics. we'll dive into that with author todd rose next on "way too early." todd rose next on "way too early. [baby spits out milk] i'll get my onesies®. ♪ “baby one more time” by britney spears ♪ e*trade now from morgan stanley. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. this i