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burke that the love of freedom is the predominant feature of the american sensibility and. i think that's right okay so those are the self-evident truths metaphysical are pointed to but also emphasized is that there we do in fact affirm them in circles these days for some time a variety, in my opinion misconception persons have been promulgated and become popular. i mentioned three. one is a of disdain and dismiss strategy and one finds versions of it on the right and on the left. the right wing says that that unalienable rights, the declaration's unalienable are based on false. false and pernicious conception, that produces radical individualism atomism and a demand pure freedom that's an unrealistic and destructive desire to be free of all constraints subject to no authorities. the left version also says that the declaration's view is based on a false, permanent and pernicious. but this time one that perpetuates races and sexism and sweeping inequalities in wealth, status and that one strange aspect of these misconceptions is that actually the declaration of independence.

well that drew a heated exchange between zachary burke and republican senator josh holly. let's take a look. it said you mischaracterized 37 percent of teenage girls between $13.15. were exposed to unwanted nudity in a week on instagram, and you knew about it. who did you fire center. this is why we're building all. what did you firewalls? a center that's. i don't think that that's who did you fired? i'm not gonna answer that. this is i or anybody, right? you didn't take insignificant because it's appropriate to talk about it, but it's not a part of the decisions that and parents so you didn't take any action. you didn't take any action or didn't fire anybody. you haven't complicated. i think let me ask you this, let me ask you this. there's families of victims here today. have you apologize to the victims? i would you like to do so now? well, they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed, but you're not showing the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people 1st. okay .

and this information was spent and moment 100 explains mark sucker. burke was 19 years old when he started. facebook is college, dormitory room, now known as mehta. the company has grown into a global empire. originally a way for university students to keep in touch, it quickly expanded to the greater public. within a year it had a 1000000 users. by 2012, it had a 1000000000 today, 3000000000 people use the platform every month. a 3rd of the world population on facebook was at the forefront of a social media revolution to change how we share ideas, pictures, and videos online. during the spring uprisings, activists use it organized protests and spread the word about what was happening in real time. politicians use it to share their campaign messages, paying massive billions of dollars for advertising in the hopes of reaching voters . but methods based controversies over the years. data privacy scandals have led to massive fines from regulators. i am proud to now and many say it doesn't do enough to suppress hate speech and this information. we want to hear more without delay about what fac

for that, that chief mark sucker burke who controls facebook and instagram, gave a public apology and announced new child protection measures that he also told new lawmakers that social media is on balance not harmful to young people's mental health that drew a heated exchange between dr. burke and republican center. josh holly, let's have a look. a said you mischaracterized 37 percent of teenage girls between 13 and 15 were exposed to unwanted nudity in a week on instagram. you knew about it. who did you fire center. this is why we're building all, what did you firewalls? a center that's. i don't think that that's who did you fire? i'm. i'm not gonna answer that. this is use this i or anybody. right? you didn't take insignificant because it's appropriate to talk about it, but it's not a part of the decisions that and parents so you didn't take any action. you didn't take any action or didn't fire anybody. you haven't complicated. i think let me ask you this, let me ask you this. there's families of victims here today. have you apologize to the victims i what would you like to do so n

concerns like the privacy hate speech and misinformation, fence and motherhood as the story mark sucker. burke was 19 years old when he started. facebook is college, dormitory room, now known as mehta. the company has grown into a global empire. originally a way for university students to keep in touch. it quickly expanded to the great republic. within a year it had a 1000000 users. by 2012, it had a 1000000000. today, 3000000000 people use the platform every month. a 3rd of the world's population on facebook was at the forefront of a social media revolution. the change that we share ideas, pictures, and videos online. during the spring uprisings, activists use it organized protests and spread the word about what was happening in real time. politicians use it to share their campaign messages, paying massive billions of dollars for advertising in the hopes of reaching voters . but methods based controversies over the years. data privacy scandals have let them massive fines from regulators. i am proud to now and many say it doesn't do enough to suppress hate speech and this information. we want

burke has repeatedly been brought in to face tough questions from regulators and politicians. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry, but through it all matter has been able to outlast or buy out most of its rivals. instagram and whatsapp are among the many services now under the metro umbrella collaboration, which is really what this is focused on as to the future. mark sucker, burke says lies in the matter versus the olympic gold medalist hung a virtual space he believes will be a successor to the mobile internet. so i took this and that pollution of the business matter hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years. since and monahan, l just sierra ellen to firefighters and should i have time to contain dozens of wildfires that have killed at least 51 people. strong winds and scorching heat have been feeding the frames and the coastal valve by so region 5, thousands of people of evacuated presidents, gabrielle budge, has declared a state of emergency. as, as the death toll is

mark soccer burke said lies in the matter versus the olympic gold medalist on a virtual space. he believes to be the successor to the mobile internet center is an evolution of the business metal hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years since monahan. l, just the euro. mine said something next on robot. same with us on august the on counting the cost of china is economy face has a slew of setbacks. is it in serious trouble? text jobs, i'm making big profit skip by laying off thousands of workers plus poly employment, while employees increasingly working multiple jobs. counting the cost on al jazeera we'll use a freshman anxiety around the rocks, the solutions to these mental health crisis week school. the big question and unique approach to boosting electrical work on this week. sure. what's the future of psychological treatment? we may take develop as trying to improve mental health outcomes. when i look at you make is pushed to be a will lead us magic mushrooms therapy. but with a few laws around the use of suicide and that is a site, this is mine 624 ye

that's bill burke, who's charged with making kind of a safer company for the environments here at the top 5 cruise points in the world. every year. millions of people visits quick miami in the us tops the let's we traveled to the mexican island of coast to maryland. the caribbean sea is part of one of the largest barrier. reese and the world cruise is a gives you actually the opportunity to visit many different islands. um, throughout your 7 days, you can hit so many different ports. the ships are amazing and there's so many things to do on them, your goal and that goes for one way. and you can spend of 1002000 about bode you have everything. we did our own internet search and find that you can actually get a weeklong cruise to caribbean for range of $635.00, plus taxes and port fees and under the $20.00 banner of sustainable tourism or climate consciousness. in fact, one study says half of what americans, police, priest, holidays, are environmentally friendly. and the screen bond is one probably by the top 3 cruise carnival world caribbean region. norwegian is toying its via fuel mix

that's bill burke, who's charged with making kind of a safer company for the environments here at the top 5 cruise points in the world. every year. millions of people visits quick miami in the us tops the last. we traveled to the mexican island of coast to mel in the caribbean sea. it's part of one of the largest barrier. reese and the world cruise is a gives you actually the opportunity to visit many different islands. um, throughout your 7 days, you can hit so many different ports. the ships are amazing and there's so many things to do on them, your goal and that goes for one way. and you can spend of 1002000 and about both. do you have everything? we did our own internet search and find that you can actually get a weeklong cruise to caribbean for range of $635.00 plus taxes. unfortunately, it's an under the 20 banner of sustainable tourism or claimant consciousness. in fact, one study says half of what americans, police, priest, holidays, are environmentally friendly. and this green bond is warm privately by the top 3 crews. carnival world caribbean norwegian norwegian has towing h

the 2nd climate activism credits in burke has been acquitted in a court case over her involvement and in protest. she was charged with breaching public order outside an oil and gas conference in london last year to berkeley. it is not guilty and a judge ruled, she had no case to answer. and before we go, we have this story for you. a road and in pennsylvania has once again warmed the hearts of americans with the promise of a short winter, the ground hawk named punxsutawney phil did not see the shadow when cold from history stuff on ground hyundai that warmer spring temperatures will arrive early. the celebration dates back to the 18 eighty's even funds and now classic comedy. the very meteorologist accuracy, however, is only about 30 percent and that's the latest on the w and use this our a marietta ever seen. thanks for watching the ice cold beauty. jessica new an expedition ventures on to places that know on the climate research in the i see the dogs march 3rd on dw, the no, i live them. but in this one's the smallest her mom's suffice to create a new.

for money laundering climate active is great to tune. burke has been acquitted in a court case over her involvement and in protest. she was charged with breach in public order outside, and oil and gas conference in london. last year, 2 birds pleaded not guilty and a judge ruled. she had no case to answer. the german parliament has voted to eliminate agricultural diesel subsidies. the government wanted to scrap them all at once, but compromised, following nationwide protest. there's been a wave of demonstrations by farmers across europe against red tape and falling income. and that's the latest on dw news, this our up next is the sports life. with a look at one of asians best steve climbers and his hope for competing in the olympics. i'm there and i haven't seen, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for me you for me and the entire team. thanks for watching the so either thing do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue was that's my thought desired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, r

and stilton burke, a norwegian also put out a message on x saying that this is going to make all nato countries safer. and i thought the most touching message actually came from finland, of course, finland and sweden put in their bids to join nato together. but finland got in much sooner than sweden and finished president selling me. mister said that this accession of sweden finally completes berlin's own membership and said that they were looking forward to bringing their neighbor into the alliance. so certainly, a lot of, of happiness from around nato numbered states to paris. now france has hosted an international conference in support of ukraine, french president among my co welcome the leaders of more than 20 years in countries to the gathering in his opening address, my call said wavering us support for ukraine made european commitment even more crucial. the french president called on allies to prioritize more ammunition for ukraine, including medium and long range, missiles and bombs and ask for more financial aid to keep for the years to come with increased danger. when before

maintain the status quo as the other countries, such as here in chile, with the government of gabriel burk, which is a government of simulation of change, because there is no change. it seems that aravalo's path is the same. as barx path that will be an alliance with the united states, well that is something that is developing, this is black and white, hoy desde guatemala estamos con today we're with irene baryantos from guatemala. who is she? she is a guatemalan from the maya kiche ethnicity, human rights defender and chairman of the guatamalan villagers union committee. bienvenida a nuestro programa. in the first round there were many candidates, many candidates from right-wing and far right political parties who supported the agreement of the corrupt. this is the nickname used in guatemala since 2015. there were three proposals related to progressive political parties, one of them was the proposal of the simia movement with bernado aravalo as the presidential candidate and karin herrera as the vice presidential candidates. none of the polls showed their superiority. over the others, but

and i've been john burke, thanks for everything to all the people that took part to every country that came. so thanks for everything. back to the elephant, scraped their way up to the group stages after 2 defeats, including a 4 nail right by equitorial guinea. before finding their form and then knock at rounds. but things didn't go the host way in the final dive audience were behind after 38 minutes after nigeria, captain william trustee kung hedges, side into the lead, the live audience or resilience. frank has equalized early in the 2nd half of the ivory coast with the powerful header. them at 9 minutes to go came the fairytale finished for sebastian, holler. it's ivory coast 3rd title after wins in 1992 in 2015. the ivory coast team is called the elephants, but at this tournament they've adopted the zombie of offense for coming back from the dead. so often i asked douglas samson old molly and i'll be drawn how they did it as well. it's resilience determination and it never dies. periods that the versions you know, brought to back in the course of these 2, just doing 3 off going on

ready to shoulder its responsibility in euro, atlantic security, nato secretary general, un stilton burke or norwegian also put out a message on x, saying that this is going to make all nato countries safer. and i thought the most touching message actually came from finland, of course, finland and sweden put in their bids to join nato together. but finland got in much sooner than sweden and finished president selling me. mister said that this accession of sweden finally completes finland's own membership and said that they were looking forward to bringing their neighbor into the alliance. so certainly a lot of, of happiness from around nato numbered states. okay, so what a sweet and have to do now or is that is as well, this is the last big obstacle. now there's just some bureaucracy to take care of the speaker of hungary, parliament will sign the accession agreement being that the president had to step down in recent weeks over a scandal there in budapest. then the swedish government officially has to, has to take another another vote on this, then documents will be flown to washington d

there is that component of this, and if you look at the economic philosophies, edmund burke, alexanderilton -- these are people, conservative economic philosophers. those people express that. when you say, i am a conservative, we want to demonstrate that that piece of it is part of that philosophy. if you accept that, you go to what lincoln was trying to achieve, as a republican president. he wanted to help these underserved communities. unfortunately, in april 1865, he was assassinated. we were not able to finish what he wanted to achieve for reconstruction. through that process, you had president johnson and you had president grant. president johnson was a very flawed man and president, and president grant was dealing with 70 challenges that he was not really able to get the economic question. host: speaking of which, i know we have a lot of colleges waiting to get to you all. i'm wondering if you can talk -- and the forward, you talk about putting forward a new plan that we examine civil society and rediscovers what it means to be an american. what are some of the critical points to

buffett is sitting on $167 billion but he is concerned he noted eye-popping performance at burke shireing a hard time looking for something that could move the needle. interestingly enough it would probably have to be an american company keep that in mind the u.s. stock market significantly outperforming the rest of the world and is not by accident in the pied piper of the stock market. i want people to own stocks, great american companies because that's what you own. my take away with the letter that buffett made the notion of attaining prosperity through the stock market through long-term investing and feel wholesome in a world that says getting or being rich is selfish and it's actually harmful, take about what he said about his sister his sister has done so many wonderful things in her life for so many other people, just something to keep in mind i urge everyone if you get a chance make sure you read the bourne buffett letter today i read it on saturday and i had chills i'm not going to joke i really had chills and felt so good in part americana and part hopeful, it was a wonderful

joining me is alistair burke, the former minister of state for the middle east at the foreign commonerealth office. welcome to the studio. first we've been talking on the program about what's been going on in the house of commons. the s.m.p. describing it as a pant mime. i -- minute mime. i did want to ask you this. the labor amendment passed, which called for an immediate humanitarian cease-fire. does that change anything in terms of what the governor does or doesn't do? >> no, not at all. it's an expression of opinion by parliament and does not bind the government in this i way. some years ago parliament passed a motion to recognize the state of palestinian. that was a parliamentary motion but it didn't bind the government. had the government's amendment been passed, that was a statement of government inion and that would have been different but tonight, a situation where people have seen the scenes and will be left about making their own judgment about what this means. it doesn't affect foreign policy at all. >> you've been middle east minister. what do you think the government shou

as andy burke once put it, good city government tear downs the obstacles that stand between people and the life of their choosing. by making sure people have the basics taking care -- taken care of, you are helping to preserve their very freedom. there's always a lot at stake in america's mayors an america i's cities just as there is here in washington. that's exceptionally true in our time as our nation struggles to deliver on its promise. as american sometimes question whether democracy can deliver for them. so much depends on your work and ours. but we are now here to support that work with resources that have not existed in my lifetime to help cities get their jobs done. yes, we are with the federal government and here to help. but this time we're barking it up. with the funding as well as the technical support, as well as anything else you need. so i just want you to know how energized i am by the excellent and extraordinary work of america's mayors and how confident i am for this challenging, trouble, even dark as the last five, 10 years have been in many ways, we are going to re

the old malay water of cape town, better known as burk, is... back to its roots as location of protest by raising a flag for palestine. the houses of work cup have always been painted in eye catching colors, but the walls of these homes have now taken a whole new meaning. tourists regularly frequent this area and the paintings here convey a message that will travel around the world. as palestinians continue to endure the deadly israeli unslot. young south african nurse has taken the initiative by painting what some say is the largest mural of its kind for palestine, he says by painting this large palestinian flag in a location overlooking the cape town central business district, palestine cannot be ignored. with tourism comes photography, and i decided to allow the world to protest inadvertently from every angle, from every ad, from every instagram post, anybody who comes to book up will be for palestine. since launching the murals for gaza campaign, hirindin says scores of residents have asked that their walls be painted to demonstrate support for palestine. has also been taken up in

is dr. burke has repeatedly been brought in to face the tough questions from regulators and politicians. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry, but through it all met has been able to outlast or buy out most of its rivals. instagram and whatsapp are among the many services now under the metro umbrella collaboration, which is really what this is focused on. as to the future, mark sucker break says lies in the matter versus olympic gold medalist tongue. a virtual space he believes will be the successor to the mobile internet to this. and that pollution of the business matter hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years. since monahan, l. just the euro. oh, non gallagher as a technology and culture riser, and he says facebook has still managed to remain a leading social network. clearly we have adapted our behavior to adapt to the algorithm, to the news feed. all of these things that we've become accustomed a day and day out in the same way that facebook has been adjusting to the pattern

mark sucker, burke said lies in the matter versus the olympic gold medalist on a virtual space. he believes to be the successor to the mobile internet center is an evolution of the business metal hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years since monahan. l, just the euro, a laurie maggie to see or of connect safely dot org. that's an internet safety and security organization which advises companies including facebook on safety issues. and he's joining us live from palo alto and california. thank you very much for your time, mr. magazine, it is one of the most successful companies of all time, of course, but what's being the price of using this network critics, they use this pay twice with the data and their attention span. well sure, it does take up time and you are giving information for them that they're using for targeting advertising. no question about it. i would say the price can be if you're spending too much time with it, it could be interfering with your other activities. some people say that that, that facebook can make them sad because they're seei

is dr. burke has repeatedly been brought in to face tough questions from regulators and politicians. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry, but through it all matter has been able to outlast or buy out most of its rivals. instagram and what's up among the many surfaces now under the methyl umbrella collaboration, which is really what this is focused on as to the future. mark sucker, burke says lies in the matter versus the olympic gold medalist tongue of virtual space. he believes to be the successor to the mobile internet such as this. and that pollution of the business metal hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years. since and monahan l just euro. larry mag, a c, a of connect safety dot old. that's an internet safety organization and advises companies including messa on safety issues. and he says facebook has gone through major changes over the past 20 years. it was around when facebook 1st came on the scene with one of the 1st users outside of the elite college. if it were th

well, as you heard from that sound bite from secretary general souls and burke, he came to this meeting fully prepared to have to counter the trump statements that said, anyone who isn't spending enough on defense should, might as well be attacked by russia. so this was definitely hanging over the meeting here today and yesterday, and you know, this was a meeting where everybody needs to be focus on what more they can do for you, pray, what more they can do to deter russia. and it's still, most of the questions were about the, the support of the united states should donald trump become the next president. so this was definitely a damper on the meeting. at the same time, we did still sit, we did still hear of more packages for ukraine from several allies and as you heard and, and get it in the direction of trumps mean targets. how much more countries are spending on their own militaries. this is a pledge that comes do this year, a 10 year pledge made in 2014, that all of them are supposed to be spending 2 percent of their g d p. and we were told at this meeting that it is now up to 18, b

no nato secretary general stilton. burke said that, you know, allies have now in the last few months alone signed 10000000000 euros worth of deals for new and munition. but that new i munition takes at least a year, sometimes to sometimes 3 years to actually be produced. so this is not going to provide any short term reassurance for the premiums that they're going to be getting a lot more ammunition coming in in the very near future. and they've told us, you know, they need it yesterday. it terry, the ukranian colleague, the ox. uh, a couple of very uh, pointed questions. uh, what was the main takeaway then for the, for the ukrainians as well. ukraine is, is very interested in, in hearing that it will be offered. yeah, i mean, it would love to be offered membership in nato at the washington summit, so you'll hear them ask again and again, will we be offered membership, even though many nato official secretary general stilton broke the us ambassador to nato. just as we have confirmed that ukraine will not be offered a, an invitation will not be given an invitation in washington, so th

where the heavy crowd favorites for the final, which is plays in a brand new stadium and not been john burke. thanks for everything to all the people that took part to every country that came to him. so thanks for everything. back to the elephant scrape their way up to the group stages after 2 defeats, including a 4 neil right by equitorial guinea before finding their form and then knock out rods. but things didn't go the house way and the final the i've already is we're behind after 38 minutes after nigeria, captain william trustee kung hedges, side into the lead drive organs are resilient. frank has equalized early in the 2nd hire for the ivory coast with the powerful head or them at 9 minutes to go. came the fairytale finish for sebastian, holler. it's ivory coast 3rd title after wins in 1992 in 2015 however, it goes to steam is called the elephants, but at this tournament they've adopt the zombie of defense for coming back from the dead. so often i asked john list thompson o'malley in. i'll be john, how they did it as well. it's resilience determination, and it never dies periods that th

burke was facing so much heat from us lawmakers. that's right. indeed, it was a heated exchange. there is growing frustration also disappointment because the issue of online child safety is not new. and many i say that the companies on social media companies are not doing enough, and that's also what the senators is said to day. one of them even said that the fact that no new bills on child safety has been passed as exactly due to the power that the social media companies half of the companies, the senators accused of not only doing enough, but also the actively blocking steps to hold it'd be social media companies accountable. so this definitely disappointed disappointment in this hearing and not only by the members of the family of the victims of online explanation, but also from the centers across the. 1 there are 2 suckers of having, and i quote, a product that is killing people. so the moment that we just saw her that was highly emotional, highly, also surprising when max talk about turned it to the audience, apologize to the family. that was definitely the one of the most u

cornerback ambry thomas and linebacker oren burks both limited in practice today at levi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 sports. all right. thanks, kate. and if you can make the biggest for the super bowl. >> don't worry. you can still tailgate with crowd for our justine waldman joins chicago's jarrett payton for a whirlwind tour of sin city. get an insider's look at allegiant stadium singing along with the one and only wayne newton and feast on tailgate items from all-star chef, michael mina cats. the big game tailgate thursday before the super bowl. that's february 6th at february, 8th, i should say at 6.30. >> and then a speeding tesla. how a six-year investigation culminated with a million dollar settlement after just 2 days in california court. >> couple days ago, attorneys from 25 california counties sued tesla over alleged mishandling of hazardous materials. and today, 2 days later, settlement with tesla agreed to pay little more than a million dollars in civil penalties as well as 200,000 bucks to reimburse people for the cost of the investigation. that investigation took 6 ye

he was captured by burke fighters on the square. everything that happened, even stones, a concussionverity, you see, i was left with shin splints, with... however, maryna lozynska obviously had no questions about such injuries, as well as about the formulation of the suspicion itself. you were not embarrassed by the fact that there is no specific objective aspect of what he actually did in the suspicion regarding this suspect, but general phrases that were used are used. in hundreds of such cases that came before the judge. me, based on my own understanding of the law, came to the conclusion that the suspicion of the application of such a preventive measure was justified. marina luzynska also traveled to moscow and crimea several times already after the beginning of the occupation of the peninsula in 2014 . on the same day that i luzynska was found unsuitable for kateryna vasylieva, the judge of the svyatoshyn district court of kyiv. she has a super'. abilities and, after being appointed in 2013 as a judge of the chutivsky district court of the poltava region, was able to obtain a po

line that this whole initiative thing about the day after it wouldn't have happened if it was dr. burke, 7 apparently mean the united states that's condemned october 7 is not driven by october 7 in order to reach a did for the day after. it's interesting, we had a statement from the saudi funding industry saying it's told the us they'll be no diplomatic relations with israel unless an independent palestinian state is recognized on the 1967 borders. what does this doing to our diplomacy and where is collective our diplomacy? at this sensitive diplomatic moment. yeah, it's interesting that the, so just decided to put it off. and oh, for sure statement just to contradict a new wants if you want. i'm going to be diplomatic. the sports person of the u. s . national security council. who said that basically it's all going to be as providing a positive response to the issue of normalization with is or i find to that's not what's been done. right? so the, the saudis, on others are hoping that they will remain on the sidelines until unless is there a mix. the, what's the hard decision apparently

mark sucker. burke was 19 years old when he started facebook as college dormitory room, now known as mehta. the company has grown into a global empire. originally a way for university students to keep in touch, it quickly expanded to the great republic. within a year it had a 1000000 users by 2012, it had a 1000000000.

in chief burke house and i were at the house almost every day for 30 some days. we drilled holes in the foundation of the basement or in the summit floor and we took the air st falls every day to check to see if there was any gas still coming up out of there. the further we, we looked into it the fall that had been some sort of outside source that got into the basement of the house. we continued to search for that, and it was later determined to bend from my band and wells a short short distance away from the property the after the accident in 2011 bradford residents trying to just get on with their daily lives. the what they didn't know was that methane from other abandoned wells was still seating into the or the until 2019 when another accident happened. just a few kilometers away. the live on buffalo is 2 weeks after that house exploded in the town of l. a. gainey, it's possible it was caused by methane gas seeping through the ground. it was ronald and betty jo valls were the couple and they lived on, i believe west branch road in alleghany. the people were no

tara burke says she first saw it on facebook after it was shared by a friend who lives in tennessee. >> originally i was like, oh wow, where is that? must be happening somewhere near her, patricia flynn tells us she was working at a nearby hospital when a coworker's daughter saw the video and wanted to check on her mother to make sure she was safe. >> dillon says after seeing it, she couldn't believe this had just happened. a few miles down the road. >> it did look fake and it looked very, very convincing. it was like the wizard of oz. everyone we spoke with thursday night said they had never seen or even heard of this type of weather event happening here in california. >> and while some said they found it terrifying, i would probably run away just because being from here, i have no clue what that entails. >> i'm not used to that type of weather. >> others say they think it's pretty cool. >> oh, i go towards it, you know , with a sort of trying to keep a safe distance. yeah, absolutely. yeah. just fascinating to watch. oh yeah. how could you not in sonoma county? >> tim johns, abc se

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