. >>> speaking of the ev space, tesla finding itself in the hot seat yet again the california ag investigating the company's autopilot safety and marketing. cnbc's lora kolonny joins us. >> thanks for having me. >> start with issue of phantom breaking in tesla vehicles i point out as i have before i have a tesla and i think i have experienced this phenomena. >> i hope it didn't affect you too badly. so phantom braking is when the car suddenly ecelerates, not coming to a complete stop but slows down for no apparent reason on basis of its autopilot or driver assistant systems overreacting to something they think might be an obstacle inaccurately senses an obstacle simes caused by overpass or shadow, something like this. a widespread complaint earlier the federal vehicle safety agency investigated the phantom braking complaints i don't think they've come to a final conclusion on that, and now it looks like we learned from sources that had correspondence and voicemails shared the california a.jag att general is looking into that one owner of a tesla told us he filed a complaint to the ftc and the

was starting to be addressed in june of 2019, california had started to work on a master plan for agingall know, a little less than a year later, the pandemic reached california. but the pandemic made it more apparent than ever that older adults and adults with disabilities needed easy access to a strong network of aging and disability services in the community. the pandemic also underscored the development of a master plan for aging was essential as well as timely. the state was able to apply the lessons learned during the pandemic. when developing the master plan on aging, which was released in january of 2021. and the master plan calls for the modernization of the older californian act. gospel use, um the funding available in the next two fiscal years to support the new nutrition needs of dos consumers, which remain elevated , um and exceed our baseline funding levels and are not met in our nutrition partners. current budgets. the das for portfolio of nutrition services is scheduled for procurement and fiscal year 15 and new nutrition grants will start in fiscal year. 26 dos plans to

they're already challenging california's age bill. >> young people have suffered greatly, emotionallyl itself is designed to make sure that the way a child interacts with these apps, it's designed with the highest privacy and safety settings available, so things like 24-hour scroll would be disabled, things like letting an adult dm a minor if the minor does not follow an adult back. turning off location. >> reporter: emmy is a college student and occasional lobbyist at the state capital, unafraid to tell her own cyberbullying story. >> i started searching up my classmates' profiles and scrolled down and notice that every once in awhile on multiple kids' profiles were pictures that kids had secretly taken of me. and so there were pictures calling me fat, calling me ugly, calling me stupid, saying that i was this, that and everything else. >> reporter: she says she was cyber bullied three separate times, the last time as a freshman in high school. >> i want to make sure you have this -- >> reporter: emmy and these other young women are pushing for another bill that would forbid social m

the iletm is request to approval california department of aging medicare improvalment for patients andviders contact known as mippa. these dollars the california department of aging allocates usually once or twice a year to fund outreach engagement for enrollment in low income subsidies in the medicare savings program. targets low income communities and esl or mono lingual communities specifically. the subsidies are tied to med car part d, prescription drug benefit to meet premium jz copays. the medicare savings plan msp are to help cover medicare part a and part b premiums. these funds have been added to the hicap program which is a medicare counseling and advocacy program and has worked well in this model. self-help for the elderly is the contractor that administers the hicap program and the mippa program fits in the program has self-help has the institutional knowledge, language capacities and network in the community. i wanted to point out a few different allocation amounts. it is described in the memo but i wanted to insure it is clear. the contract from cda to city and county is

. >> in states like california, the medical age of consent is 12.ington state, they are very young. these are taking place without families knowing or being able to protect their children. >> i want to get your take on something the education secretary had to say. the rulings are causing unrest among those in the biden administration. he said this majority has shown a willingness to throw precedent out the window. now we are faced with a decision that threatens to take us backwards. taking the approach that it is the court, republicans, conservatives making it harder to have affirmative action. others feel like the programs discriminate, which is unlawful. >> it is unconstitutional. how about we encourage students to compete and earn places in the schools rather than funneling money. -- has had a chance to discuss it and on packed what is happening in israel with trey yates. some of which you might see h here. >> had things gotten better or worse? >> they have probably gotten worse and better. they have gotten worse because i tried desperately to ha

was -- barely poll at 2% never qualified for the position just like she wasn't qualified for ag in californiare based on false diversity, rather than most qualified. democrats should be ashamed. the world is watching and no joke, they are laughing, she is incomprehensible. >> ashley: we laugh at this, when we stop and think, it is concerning. i got to get your take on this, singer jill scott performed her own rendition of our national anthem and she doesn't think america is the land of the free and home of the brave. here is what she says >> >> this is not the land of the f free, but the home of the select. >> changes to lyrics are not getting hot reviews. i can't imagine you will give her 10 out of 10 on that. >> david: i grew up around a lot of singers and artists. the job is whatever you are there to do, do it. her fans may care about her, but most of america doesn't. she puts herself into the media. we are talking about her, i get that. i looked it up, somewhere around 12 million dollars is her net worth and it may be more or less. so for you to sit there and virtue signal and lecture the

coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a human trafficking bill is moving through the california legislature. >> what age to do and why some democrats do not support and after the break, a plan to revitalize san francisco's downtown area kuz a proposal for a college campus. we're right back. >> well, a bill that strengthens penalties for child trafficking is alive again in sacramento, but it still faces several hurdles before it can become a law. senate bill, 14 clear the assembly's public safety committee only days after philly and in early vote, the bill seeks to classify human trafficking of anyone under the age of 18 has a serious felony and a 3 strikes offense that could trigger longer jail sentences and penalties for convicted traffickers. >> i'd like to see this bill as is in print, go to the assembly floor from appropriations into the governor's desk without amendments. if you can hijack a car and have a serious or violent felony, it should be the same for selling child. if you sell a child for should be a serious felony. some democrats characterized as be 14 is flawed and incomplete. >> governor

joining us to discuss this, we have mingo, as a physician, scientists and directors, the aging center university of california, los angeles, with us from bell, great sab, yet peter fetish of founder and chief science officer at jerad. i'm joining us from berlin. andrew, still scientists right to an over the age this, the new science of getting older without getting old. is that possible? i'm good. always chasing somebody that actually is it possible with phone we live a certain amount of time with age of with fortunate enough to live long enough and then we die. how can you disrupt? i think the most important message i want people to come away tonight is this isn't science fiction that can sound like science fiction. and i think the best way to demonstrate that is, well, let's think about what i think is best. if you're a human being your risk of death doubles about every 8 years. this is because of the increasing risk of diseases like cancer and heart disease and stroke, the leading killers in the modern world. as that means that maybe at the age of 37, i've got i won a 1000 shots dying this year. i'm not qu

change our lives in early 2023 , the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging process using a fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about objects and discoveries without which the world today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda water, mineral, and organs that take on increased the burden of removing it. this kidney according to statistics is slower those people who play sports get enough sleep eat right and regularly undergo medical examinations water - this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism. oh mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions , see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. from you please. hello, my name is ilya and i have a very important question for you. how did you earn your first money? to me was 16 years old. before that, there were such difficult situations. i almost went to jail. everything, in general, well, these are the tracks where i went in for sports, i was a good boxer and so with my fists. there sometimes on the street he waved. well, n

jim thorpe died of a heart attack at age 65 in california. he was living with his third wife. he had told his children that he wanted to be buried in oklahoma, in the fox region. he was brought back to oklahoma, his coffin was. it was the beginning of a ceremony. you know, a very important spiritual ceremony. patsy thorpe interrupted and took his coffin away because they were unhappy with how oklahoma was going to honor him. she eventually sort of put them up to the highest bidder. she took the coffin to tulsa, then to -- you know, she tried to get pittsburgh and philadelphia interested. she was in philadelphia watching television and saw a report about these two struggling coal towns in the pocono mountains. she developed this scheme. she went up there and said, look, if you merge and rename yourselves jim thorpe, pennsylvania, you can have him. she was sort of like harold hill in "the music man." not only can you have him, but we will have a college named jim thorpe. a hospital. i might open a tipi style -- teepee-style hotel. none of which happen. but they did change the na

our lives at the beginning of 2023, employees university of california, san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about items and discoveries that the world is without today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda is mineral water, and the organs that take on an increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics , is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep, eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking mode that accelerates our metabolism. amiral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions, see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. someone is always watching, to be honest, i did not expect to see such beauty in the agricultural area ; later it was rebuilt and two more small outbuildings appeared. despite the fact that fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky was never awarded, the locals are very proud of their almost countryman. in the village there is a monument to fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, and

at the beginning of 2023 researchers at the university of california , san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular agingrocess using a fluctuating genetic clock . it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water-based, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is drinking mode which accelerates our metabolism of mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions , see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch. in the country and abroad more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our tv channel. so what is it, belarus business and developing hospitable bright and festival picturesque

change our lives in early 2023, the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging process using a fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world is today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water, and the bodies that take on the increased burden of maintaining it. this kidney, according to statistics, costs more slowly; those people who play sports get enough sleep eat and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that accelerates our metabolism with mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions, see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. belarusian memorial complexes you have a special thing that you can’t forget not the field, and now it doesn’t matter if the skin ones come here and he himself was a little bit sens get from this place, and deya tore up the high, high, non-pradol ones, and not the windows of the amoured voice, and she serves me architects. it was just ideally realized, then we sheathe w

change our lives in early 2023, the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular agingrocess using a fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world is today. it's hard to imagine the most popular the type of soda is water, mineral, and the organs that take on an increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics , is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep, eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism, and mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment, or correction of some conditions, see the popular science science project next to ours. on the channel , belarusian memorial complexes at the reunion of what must not be forgotten not a field of skins will come here and he himself from the valley was a strange sens getago place and deya was torn apart by a mighty high, non-spun nyakenash muravan with a naked suga. i am not given to us by architects. just ideally , the skin memory was implemented in a bot

serious pass for several important crops, including avocado citrus tomatoes and peppers, california apartment food and ag says that the flies were probably introduced to the bay area, though that area travelers who brought an unexpected produce from out of state. just got to be careful when you're traveling back, not to bring invasive species with. you can have stuff when you land can have the food and everything. so. >> all right, 9.14, right now and we're checking out the weather. we plenty of sunshine all over the place don't want to. i don't blame us for prize, though, because the weather is pretty nice here. the bay area today, we're definitely looking at a pleasant one to be venturing back out there in san francisco. >> where you got that sunshine overhead quite hour right now, looking at some clear skies after a little bit of gray earlier this morning. it didn't take long to get back to that sunshine now for coastal and bayshore areas. we're in for a really nice one inland areas, very similar to yesterday. you've got some 80's and 90's. so another warm one inlet, some impressive monsoonal moisture

change our lives in early 2023 , the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a method to potentially slow the cellular agingcess with with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock, we will tell about objects and discoveries without which the world today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda water, mineral organs, which take on an increased burden of maintaining it. this kidney according to statistics is slower those people who play sports get enough sleep eat right and regularly undergo medical examinations water - this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism, and mineral water. these are recommendations for the treatment or correction of some conditions. see the popular science project science nearby on ours. channel in principle, not bad, although it could be better than silvanov. and what is it with you today for exclamations? yes, i just didn’t sleep all night, report. just finished in the morning. leonova at night, you need to sleep, and you need to work during the day, then the results will be better. what's wrong with the article? nothing, the bus departure to moscow wi

everyone is advised to wear a life jacket no matter your age or your swimming ability. here in californiader the age of 13 to wear a life jacket at all times when on a moving boat, some people in california are spending this 4th of july holiday on the ski slopes. those strong storms during the winter dropped a record breaking amount of snow on the sierra and such popular ski resorts as mammoth mountain near yosemite national park are still open for business for skiers and snowboarders. it was a historic winter in so many ways. so much snowfall and present it a lot of challenge, but also a lot of snow and great water for the entire state. the activities that that are going on now in town, you have to do it the lower elevation in most of our upper elevation trails for hiking and backpacking and even some of the backcountry lakes for fishing are still covered in snow. but we've got lots of other things that we've we figured out to keep people busy and just get out and enjoy the beautiful scenery. the resort says its lifts will be running through the end of july, several 4th of july events ar

slight cool down for sunday d bigger cooling chan here's a wild card, once ag the cloudsming through and through southern california. it will be coming in wards the night and tomorrow. best chance thunrs for noill probably ound the ral coast insouthern california. we will to watch that very tter news, if don't like around the corner. es the forecastming up in a in minutes. >>> when we are on the air, track the temperatures with free nbc area app. >>> huge show of support and sweet redemption. committee members rallied nd 81-year- vendor robbed at gun point ear this week. dozens of people lined up to buy every last one of his frozen treat. >> reporter: he went back to selling ice cream from a cart saturday. he has never seen a line like this. he was robbed on monday by two people. the incident seen on a video posted went viral. >> he couldn't defend himself, he just stood there and let them do it. >> reporter: they made off with $120. money that he desperately needs. residence, organized a buy out on saturday. >> we want to let him know the community is big and there for him. he is not alone. >> reporter: of thve he

annual wages of underrepresented minority university of california applicants dropped by 5% from ages 24 to 34, and early career underrepresented minority californians broadly making over $100,000 dropped by at least 3%. your reaction to the impact several years on when this was ended in california for people who might have gone on to other university of california system schools but did not get in to those campuses or even in some cases, according to the study, did not apply. >> well, look. i think -- >> that was for alice. >> i'm sorry, dr. quartey. i'm sorry. i think the most important thing we can do is make sure all students, no matter their background, race, or ethnicity understand that higher education is available to them. they seek all avenues of seeking higher education. look, this decision does not say that race is not a factor in your application process. it is simply not the main factor and students can use their unique backgrounds and their lived experiences to apply to colleges and have the same education as other students. that's one of the blessings of being on campus

our lives in early 2023 , the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a method to potentially slow down the cellular agingcess with with the help of fluctuating genetic clocks , we will tell about objects and discoveries without which the world today is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism, and mineral water. these are recommendations for the treatment or correction of some conditions. watch the popular science project science nearby on our tv channel. there is a legend that on the other side of the screen it seems that all questions are easy, come to us. i'm sure. you will change your mind on this show, which has humor, excitement and agility. they are sharp. they get it like this, you know the answer. perhaps it was leonath. need to exactly. then without the possibility, i will send to the constr

our lives in early 2023, employees of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the process cellular agingtic clock, we will talk about objects and discoveries, without which the world today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda is mineral water, and the organs that take on an increased burden of removing it. this kidney according to statistics is slower those people who play sports get enough sleep eat right and regularly undergo medical examinations water - this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism of mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment, or correction of some conditions, see popular science the science project is nearby on our tv channel. players choose the topic of the question from the proposed list. in addition, each participant has several cards with which you can get the right to answer the question first. to remove the opponent from the game or change the selected topic, the player who lights the lamp on his game stand faster than the rest correct answer. five points wrong answer -5 points. the period lasts 5 minutes. we start w

change our lives in early 2023 the staff of the university of california at san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular agingrocess with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock , we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world today is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports , get enough sleep, eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that accelerates our metabolism with mineral water. this recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions, see the popular science project science nearby on our tv channel. belarus charmed them at first sight after staying here for 2 weeks. my wife and i decided to try to come here to live. and when i get by car to my homeland. yes, i'm fine. well, the first 2 days, but it immediately changes for me. everything draws belarus to belarus, it has become belarus, the second motherland . of their country. and it ’s really worth a lot, and for t

change our lives in early 2023, employees of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about objects and discoveries, without which the world today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water-based, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. these are kidneys according to statistics it is slower those people who go in for sports get enough sleep eat right and regularly undergo medical examinations water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism of mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions, see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. our land through the eyes of foreigners, i came to belarus and it's sunny from dagestan to study and get a higher education. i have been working for 19 years. and here at the enterprise. we manufacture various wall panels for construction. how did they end up in our country and why did they stay here to live, and i listened to my uncle's advice, and he told me that belarus is a beautif

lives in early 2023 , the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slowing down the process of cellular agingith the help of fluctuating genetic clocks, we will talk about objects and discoveries without which the world today is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water-based, and the organs that take on the increased burden of its removal. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism of amiral water. these are recommendations for treatment, or correction of some states, see the popular science project science nearby on ours. channel belarus good good morning friends so early to wish you good morning from the festival.

california. that was 1993, the victims ages ranged from 28 to 64 former congresswoman and mass shooting survivor. gabby giffords released a statement saying in part the legal community in san francisco came together in the aftermath, founded what is now giffords law center to honor their lives with the action. we will never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 who lost their lives that day. and the many survivors. >> on the peninsula man is facing several charges of crimes involving minors at a summer camp in san mateo police arrested. 25 year-old kevin granados elizalde after a report from a parent saying he was behaving inappropriately with her child at a summer camp held at fiesta gardens international school at the time of says his arrest was all day was also employed at the boys and girls club of america. he's facing several charges, including lewd acts with a minor, arranging to meet with a minor and possessing child if you or someone, you know, may have been victimized, you're asked to call san mateo police. a fund has been set up to help dozens of victims of

aging process appear in barely a line every year, but after lengthy research and testing proves its effectiveness, far from everyone. literally at the beginning of 2023, employees of the university of california at san diego developed a method potential slowing down of the cellular aging process with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock, which is the essence of the previous studies of this group of scientists showed that cells age as a result of two processes , a decrease in dna stability and a decrease in the energy produced by mitochondria energy centers, cell scientists came to the conclusion that aging will come later. if the cells switch between these two processes, the method was tested on yeast cells and obtained excellent results. what about the last research by a group of scientists from the university of california san diego belarusian scientists think and we ourselves will ask our guests in the program studio what they are working on in this area. today, the head of the laboratory of neurophysiology of the institute of physiology of the academy of sciences of belarus svetlana georgievna hello hello so tell me like this in plain language. what is the method of such cell switching

our lives in early 2023 , employees of the university of california at san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging process with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock, talk about items and discoveries that the world is without today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water-based, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism, and mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment, or correction of some conditions , see the popular science science project next to ours. there is a legend on the channel that on the other side of the screen it seems that all the questions are easy, come to us. i'm sure. you will change your mind on this show, which has humor, excitement and agility. they are sharp. they get it like this, you know the answer. perhaps it was leonath. need to exactly. then without the possibility, i will send it to the

including the gunman after he opened fire at the pettit and marine law firm on 101, california street in 1993, the victim's agenged from 28 to 64. former congresswoman and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords statement saying in part the legal community in san francisco came together in the aftermath and founded what is now the giffords law center to honor the lives with their actions. we also well never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 and lost their lives that day. and of course, many survivors. happening tomorrow. several new laws set to go into place here across the state. they range from a new gas tax to new rules impacting the firearm industry. jamie chambers has more and their impact. >> july first is not just another wonderful summer weekend. many laws are changing and here are a few that affect nearly everyone in the state of california directly or indirectly for staff gun manufacturers and gun store owners can be sued by victims of gun violence under some circumstances. if the guns are illegally modified or a ghost gun, the law is the first of its kind in californi

okay just renewed debate over age and politics. longtime california senator dianne feinstein appeared confused during a senate committee meeting just one day after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell momentarily froze mid remarks. the back to back health incidents posing the question how long is too long to remain in office? how are you feeling now? fellow lawmakers coming to mcconnell's defense. he said he's fine. i take him at face value. this isn't mcconnell's first health scare after he missed six weeks earlier this year after suffering a concussion and a fractured rib after a fall. as for feinstein, now the oldest sitting senator and member of congress, third, thursday's episode comes on the heels of mounting questions about her health, especially since feinstein was out for months, following a bout with shingles. questions linger over the health of senator john fetterman. he struggles to speak publicly and process audio after a stroke. i believe there should be a crime of fitness to serve. republicans raise questions about the competency and

manson dead at the age of 83 years old. californiaed out by his followers. guinn: charles manson was born evil. he spent his life doing horrible things. there is no excuse for what he became. charles manson is literally one of the worst human beings that ever walked this planet. maybe i should have killed 400 or 500 people. then i would have felt better. i would've felt like i really offered society something. ♪ not many people know that charles manson was a father who had at least three sons with three different women. his first son committed suicide in 1993, reportedly because he couldn't live with who his father was. charlie's second son has done everything possible to disassociate himself from his father. and manson's youngest purported son, michael brunner, is the baby the killer reportedly had with manson family follower mary brunner. michael was born with charlie and the manson girls there to help with the delivery. some say charlie used his teeth to cut through the umbilical cord. michael brunner went to court, seeking control

more southern california readers of all ages. t will also help sustain the annual los angeles times prizes and ensure their future. the times has partnered with the california foundation to support this work. which means your contributions contributions the fund are both vital and tax deductible. and finally i'd like to give thanks to those who have worked to make this happen again. and bonnie and, her second year. that's right. in her second year, leading both the prizes and festival, has once again knocked it out of the park with the indispensable help of matty schaefer unawares and the of the events team. without further onto the prizes. our first presenter is the writer, critic, performance coach, poet and judge. and the christopher isherwood category adriana ramirez. adrianna won the inaugural fusion emerging writers prize in 2015 for her novella length of fiction that buoys the. a full length nonfiction is forthcoming forthcoming from scribner. please welcome adrianna to the christopher isherwood prize for autobiographical p

lives in early 2023 , the employees of the university of california at san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging with the help of a fluctuating genetic clock , we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world today . this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and regularly undergo a medical examination of the water. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism, and mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions , see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. i'll come back. i'm winding up, let's go somewhere for lunch. i need to talk to kostya. you know, the idea with the bride is, of course, strange, but it is necessary that he somewhere, at least now, does not worry. do you think dad is serious about the new will, that it's a way of putting pressure on the bone? by the way, they are similar in this too. i do not approve of the decision mikhail stepanovich how are things with christina? i haven't seen in years just returned from austria vacationing

our lives in early 2023 , the staff of the university of california at san diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aginghelp of a fluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world today is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda is water, mineral, and organs that take on an increased burden of its removal. this kidney according to statistics is slower those people who play sports get enough sleep eat right and regularly undergo medical examinations water - this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism. about mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment, or correction of some conditions , see the popular science science project next to ours. tv channel children's curiosity sincere interest i heard that you lived in the temple. why did you decide to withdraw from the outside world at school you dyed your hair. why oh, very knowledgeable. wow. you are so bent absolutely honesty and genuine emotions of the characters. you promise to tell only the truth, honestly, honestly. you see, she didn't cross her fingers. what would you do if no

just say, okay, just renewed debate over age and politics. longtime california senator dianne feinstein appeared confused during a senate committee meeting just one day after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell momentarily froze mid remarks. the back to back health incidents posing the question how long is too long to remain in office? how are you feeling now? fellow lawmakers are coming to mcconnell's defense. he said he's fine. i take him at face value. this isn't mcconnell's first health scare. he missed six weeks earlier this year after suffering a concussion and a fractured rib after a fall. as for feinstein, now the oldest sitting senator and member of congress, thursday's episode comes on the heels of mounting questions about her health, especially since feinstein was out for months, following a bout with shingles, questions linger over the health of senator john fetterman. he struggles to speak publicly and process audio after a stroke. i believe there should be a crime of fitness to serve. republicans raised questions about the competency and age of

california. if you're of. >> a certain age state lawmakers are proposing a bill that would ban children who are younger than 12 from riding e-bikes altogether and would require an online written test along with the state issued id. if you don't have a driver's license to use e-bike. all of this in hopes of keeping people safe. >> well, the streaming app peacock is getting ready to raise its prices across the board starting next month. the base service with commercials is going to cost a dollar more. so that will be $6 a month commercial free peacock, which is called peacock. plus, that's going to jump $2 to a new price of $12 a month. nbc also stop bundling peacock premium with comcast xfinity subscription. so used to have it for free. if you're a comcast customer, now you don't. the price increase comes after the service removed its free tier for new users. nbc says they're looking to offset losses which are expected to we upwards of 3 billion dollars this year. >> time has 10, 50 and for just announced a great deal there. cut in the price of their new f one, 50 lightning electric pickup truck by a lo

california street. back in 1993, the victims ages ranged from 28 to 64 years old.bby giffords released a statement saying in part, quote, legal community in san francisco came together in the aftermath and founded what is now giffords law centr to honor their lives with action. we will never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 that lost their lives that day. and the many survivors. in national news, president biden just hours after the supreme court struck down his student loan forgiveness plan kron four's. rob nesbitt brings us reaction. >> the president says the second plan will take longer but that he and the department of education are moving forward. starting today using the higher education act of 1965 to find debt relief. >> the packers >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business. but it started we're cup. it would have had composite start a family

our lives in early 2023, the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the process of cellular agingfluctuating genetic clock, we will talk about items and discoveries without which the world is today. it is difficult to imagine the most popular type of soda, water-based, and the organs that take on the increased burden of removing it. this kidney according to statistics costs slower those people who go in for sports, get enough sleep , eat right and have regular medical examinations. this is a drinking regimen that speeds up our metabolism of mineral water. these are recommendations for treatment or correction of some conditions , see the popular science project nearby on our tv channel. that they promised to clean the pool today, as on a different date? yes, for god's sake here is order number 134 monday after 12:00. so that's another matter. how long is the drive to istanbul for a very long time? i left fine. there are a few. okay thank you, i'll be back soon. oh, natasha album. you seem to know something. don't remember at all? no, i said no. mr. karelin hello from the russian co