it's the capital of the canton of cow gooden. people have been living in the fertile valley of the alpine rine. for 3000 years. chua has a pleasantly quaint atmosphere, perhaps because of the many fountains, pubs, bars and cafes. for a city of less than 40000 residents, there's quite a lot on offer here. ah, the fountains contribute to that you didn't add some staff come. we've got wonderful drinking water in this alpine town which can be drunk from a 135 fountains. cord is rich and that we have a lot of fountains and the water contains lots of minerals in that ogden and there is now plenty of water aboard the glacier express to the train is divided here and takes on its final sequence of cars. many glacier express passengers only board the train in core at $1126.00. it sets off for under mot. ah, the trains galley is now working at full steve. the shaft has little time and little space to prepare a great number of meals. my sometimes we're serving $150.00 mails at the same time. so for about one or 2 hours, we're really working

the snow removal equipment from under much in the canton udi has also arrived rather than in a moment at around 8 am will make a reconnaissance flight with the helicopter. but then we'll do some safety blasting . and after that, we'll decide when we can reopen the section, i gave him coding. ensuring safety up here isn't easy. a team of specialists looks for dangerous spots that could pose a threat to the railway. any that are located are blasted. avalanches are intentionally triggered out for me. those the section from net tional to shamaya can now be open to blue skies and plenty of snow. perfect weather for a trained journey through the alps. untouched nature. during winter time, only the train crosses the border here between the cantons of cowboy linden and early we are approaching under mat. from here you can see the game stalk ski area at an altitude of nearly 3000 meters. under mat lies further down. what's hidden from view is that the mountains here and the god pass, i like swiss cheese. countless bunkers and tunnels have been drilled into them. ah, just passed and i'm at the

at this point, we're still in the canton of gall boonton. in the sore silva area, which in rita romantic means above the woods the tracks continue to run next to the anterior rhine. the trip is genuinely spectacular. the gorge is up to 400 meters deep. many places can only be reached on foot or via the railway. decent is most terr was stair comes from the latin word for monastery. monastery of the town has always been important for the glacier express. the rails of the re sheehan or i'll buller railway and here and the train gets a locomotive from the matter horn. got our bond from here. the ascent to the opa. i'd pass the 1st cock. we'll section begins with hello muzzle messy. the train will now climb 900 meters of altitude by mid day, the train is above the snow line. there's an interruption in operation towards the over at the past, even for the glacier express. a few times a year the section becomes impassable and the snow has to be removed with special equipment. we joined as snow removal team as they set to work at 5 am. still, my guid

casper spoke six languages ​​​​and had many monopolies on trade in the canton.s fantastically rich, he owned copper and gold mines, but the main income. soldiers and salt were brought to him, military deals were passed through his hands to provide france, italy and spain with famous swiss mercenaries of valiant and faithful contracts of warriors as payment for them, that the kaffer received its salt at exorbitant prices, sold to the swiss themselves the brothers and fathers of the wives and mothers of those soldiers who went to lay their heads in a foreign land, they say that the capital that the capper was 500 million francs, adjusted for inflation. a fortune of that size was greater than any of the world's current list of billionaires. that culper became one of the most important people of the canton, not only in the 17th century, but throughout history, no one after him, the prince did not so much affect the fate and lifestyle of people in the swiss office, about which the cowper owned a huge amount of real estate , it’s enough to say that the trip for two we

above the canton mill, he says, the river is beautiful and thriving.rter says it's a different story. (ned mcwherter) and that discharge comes out, and it's just an aolute sewer. (news anchor) mcwherter sa he met th champion's chairman of the board and studied 10 years of the paper company's annual reports. the governor said he learned that champion and its stockholders have been doing very well, while nothing has been done to clean up the river. (millie buchanan) chamon, in 1908, built a very large mill on a very small river, using a very toxic process on a river that at low flow, was totally diverted through the mill. what champion brought to north carolina were jobs that were very good paying for the area. the smell was really awful, but in canton, they'd say it smells like money, where anywhere else it just stank. and in tennessee, there were none of the jobs, and some of the few jobs in that area needed clean water. (duay o'neill) in my earliest memories in the early 1950s, you know, the stench was horrible; big clots of brown foam, and of course,

the program's goals are twofold, move homeless and cantons away from areas like streets, sidewalks and schools, while providing trash pickup and sanitation like portal bodies and showers at other comments. >> encampment management strategy recognizes that unfortunately, even though there is a greater urgency to create a variety of housing and shelter options, they don't exist for the number of unhoused people we have. >> reporter: the city of san jose is currently working with caltrans, the water district and the railroad union pacific to move homeless and cantons off their property. it is now close to a deal with the county. but, advocates fear that homeless men and women like clarence are being slowly squeezed, left with nowhere to go. >> if not hundreds, thousands, like him, on the streets of silicon valley, who have just fallen between the cracks, and there is no reason why we should house someone like that. >> reporter: the city says right now there too many homeless and too few homes. >> while trying to maintain the quality of life for the house community that is expecting a clea

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. >>> coming up at 6:00, a popular trail for cyclists is now being taken over by homeless and cantons. the bikeway in the south bay that some are calling a safety hazard. >>> the pivotal april 1st snow survey is here. it is as bad as we all expected it to be >>> we are just days away from the 64th grammy awards. finishing touches are being put on right now is that show takes place in las vegas for the very first time. >>> we are live in las vegas with more on music's biggest night. >> reporter: good evening to you both. we are here in las vegas, and in just about 48 hours the grammy awards will take place. this year they are saying that it will feel like a full-scale production, something that we saw before the pandemic. rehearsals are underway, and crews are working at the final details for music's biggest night. for the first time ever, the grammy awards will be handed out in las vegas. producers say the setting at the mgm grand garden arena is intimate with a pre-pandemic feel. silk sonic, bts, lady gaga are among those set to perform on the grammy stage. >> so many great different

next up is james in canton, ohio, on the independent line. caller: yes, he had a couple of questions about the social security the guy was talking about a little bit ago. why aren't they doing anything about it and why are they paying any of the money back they have stolen out of the social security fund all of these years? host: our guest is no longer here, james, but we appreciate the call. diane is in jacksonville, florida. caller: good morning how are you? host: i am fine. caller: i am so happy to see a republican person from texas calling to talk about our elections. i thought i was the lone republican that new that donald trump did not win. nevertheless, i am calling about the court hearings with marjorie taylor greene. i am very upset about the way she appears to be disrespecting the court, making a mockery of it. this is a very serious case, and she is sitting there as if it is a joke and that really disturbs me and i am wondering what is happening to our country that even our leaders do not respect our court system. they sit there an

i'm for one can cause for canton close. lloyd her d. this is tim. i, danny. so be on the moon from amazon. i think most of the nice to about read and us is alice gets along here. all that answer from buddha. with when hindenburg appointed hitler, chancellor. 1933. it had an immediate effect on the children across the country. jewish liberal and democratic teachers were made redundant, and the new curriculum was established. less mathematics and languages, more biology. more specifically, genetics, kagle men as rules of inheritance, gained a new subtext. the children learned how to cross breed plants and to distinguish what is genetically pure from what is genetically mixed by mixing seeds of different kind like this white flower and this red flower, he will create would mandel calls hybrids on bastards. the nazis employed a simple method to enforce compliance that fell, make alluded moolah recorded in a little scene. it's not the school staff surveilling the children, but the children surveil each other and those who snitch will be rewarded. with this techniq

once he was actually in the canton of shuffles, now, a few weeks ago he was heading there again, but came across the water bomb, missus o smith. what's the population like in switzerland, where there are links in this rights and they're stupid or everywhere, with the exception of here in the south. we don't know about that yet, you know, but here and here and here, less good populations here and here to stick booklet artist is it by despite the stable populations, christina, bike, missouri, is concerned. you've actually presented to me because the links from switzerland all come from the same group. this wis links are in breeding, and that makes them susceptible to disease, precise austin, them, nick, aki, that means fertility and reproduction are accused. they're always the skeletal defamation. fit for lots of possibilities, so it does get configured lubricating. that's why it's important for links from other countries to roam into switzerland. but the distances are too great. but in the back is located right between 2 different populations. without a lynx population there, the brid

in 2010, there were protests in the city of canton in south china to preserve its cantonese news.around... has been waning —— initially successful. mandarin is used essentially as a tool of erasing expressions of ethnic identities. in inner mongolia last year, there are new policies attempting to replace a lot of educational classes that were primarily mongolian with more mandarin. there were massive protests across inner mongolia that resulted in thousands of arrests. what i think the take away here is that what happening in hong kong is an extension of a long history and a current contemporary phenomenon of using language standardisation as a top—down way to promote the singular montanus expression of chinese identity wall framing all of their languages and expressions as less valuable or subsidiary. doctor, thank you so much for joining us on newsday.- joining us on newsday. thank ou. manchester united fans all over have been reacting to the appointment of erik ten hag as manager. the man who's currently in charge of the dutch champions ajax will take over from interim boss ral

we talked about the fair that venue has been converted or in the process of converting canton fair into quarantine center >> is there, eunice, is there any and i know with the media over there and the government control is very hard to have a different opinion officially is there anybody pushing back from a high level of the government saying with omicron or whatever variant it may be over there, obviously, here in the united states, lockdowns probably don't work very well. we had cases soared in the united states. that's just the data it's an airborne virus it is difficult to control is there anybody pushing back on what the government is doing and saying is it going to work anyway w what's the point >> reporter: there have been some epidemiologists who raised it in a sensitive way. by and large, officially, the align is still the same. china will stick with zero covid. the approach is the right one. in fact, the foreign ministry criticized the united states because the u.s. embassy said they were going to allow some of the non-essential workers in shanghai to leave the city they warne

measures in the town include shutting the schools and converting the venue that usually is used for the canton get her back. we'll go back if we do she was reporting on the latest covid lockdowns in the country affecting markets globally and also a lot of companies which have supply chain reliance on china. india could be well positioned to pick up some of the business. we're seeing it already. apple moving iphone production there starting iphone 13 production today joining me to discuss, see the dseema and steve >> this has been this weird up and down story about apple in india over the last let's call it six years they've had various levels of success trying to make the cheaper iphones or older models of iphones there sometimes it works sometimes it wasn't. the idea is they can make it there and sell it there. indians usually spend no more than $200 on a smart phone and we know it costs more than that it hasn't been working out well. the fact they're building the latest and greatest model there is a significant signal that as apple thinks of diversifying away from china, india is a hot spot

larry kudlow joins us as well, and we will have the history making vote to confirm canton g brown jacksonsee you at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> kayleigh: take it from me. people making excuses to get out of jury duty all the time. about one prospective juror gave her a reason you have probably never heard before. >> so you said that in july that you are not available. what are those dates? >> again, i need to figure it out. my sugar daddy that i see every day. >> i'm sorry? >> my sugar daddy. >> i'm not exactly sure what you're talking about. >> emily: i mean, kaylee, a for honesty? >> kayleigh: f, f, f. do you see that judges face. she is like what is a sugar daddy? >> harris: emily knows what it is. >> kayleigh: i was reading "the new york post." they had all of that good excuses. one juror was asked, have you ever had an experience with an attorney? she said "he picked me up at a bar five years ago." what we just said during the break, which you have to do you think her husband knows? he does now. >> harris: "an indecent proposal," remember that? maybe this is a situa

host: jonathan is next in canton, ohio. caller: good morning. happy resurrection weekend. i have a concern about how they are trying to take the books and the different things away from society. i'm 53. when i was younger, it was about how some children were on a waiting list to be armed certain types -- to be on certain types of schools, and where i grew up, we had secondhand books, so it seems people of color, of all different races and nationalities and genders and whatever they are, i think everybody is coming up on an equal platform and they are -- the people that are trying to take these books away is like -- like how they talk about the crips and bloods, drugs and guns , they are not any better than the people they call criminals, just for the simple fact that i don't understand how they could say that part of history. when i got to college, and i went, the curriculum opened my mind to some things i never had learned about the origins of -- that i was not even taught in junior high school. sad that they are being so stringent on this. they will take away romeo and j

we'll be films from mid april through june in akron, where james is from as well as canton, ohio, in the cleveland area. >> when lebron and the fab 5 story starting we actually started when they were about 12 years old. so the 90's and taking it through high school. >> lebron went right to the nba out of high school cleveland cavaliers. he then left cleveland. one a couple titles in miami took his talents to south beach and then went back to cleveland, won a ring with the cavs and then he went to la won a championship there. that's where he is. director say that lebron james movie will be an adaptation of his book shooting stars and loosely based on the 2008 documentary, more than a game that also told the story of the they call the fab 5 years just fly young lebron. >> yes, young at one point. right. speaking happy birthday yesterday. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. but our primetime coverage continues now. >> with kron 4 news at 10 can i hear my facebook page said today was her birthday. i'm can april >> got me. thank you. here we go. coming up at 10, another hurdle in the oakland

former trump administration advisors peter navarro dan coats fino -- dansk aveeno have been held in canton -- contempt of house. the two claimed executive privilege as the reason for refusing to cooperate. representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger were the only republicans to vote in favor of the content resolution that passed 220-203. it is now being referred to the justice department for possible prosecution. the speaker pro tempore: gentlem an is recognized. mr. thompson: i want to talk a little bit about what the american people ought to expect of their leaders, those who hold positions of public trust, the responsibilities that come with it. i have been thinking about these responsibilities for more than 50 years and all the time i have been fortunate enough to hold a position of public trust. it doesn't matter if you are an alderman, mayor, president of the united states or staff member working as a civil servant. when you work for the public, when the people taxes pay your salary, these jobs come with serious rules and serious obligations. dan scavino and peter navarro both held

favorite books perry miller, jonathan edwards, john gardner's on moral fiction, bruce canton, dishollowed ground, daniel walker howell, the political culture of the american wigs, harry jaffa, crisis of the house divided and james boswell, life of johnson. currently reading joseph horowitz's dvorak's prophesy and black classical music, lost in thought the hidden pleasures of an intellectual life and suzanne metler and robert lieberman's, the recurring crises of american democracy. i wish we had time to discuss some of those. but we only got a couple minutes left and we want to get james from ohio in here. >> caller: good afternoon. i hope you can hear me clearly. of course i have my tv muted. professor, first of all, i want to associate myself with an early comment of steve from about 50 minutes ago, you are as a retired teacher myself, let me just say you're like the very model of thoughtful analysis and what used to be called [inaudible], and above all, contextualizing. i know some people probably get on you for lengthy answers, but context is everything. i've been to gettysburg three t

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ktvu is amanda canton is at stanford hospital in palo alto. you hear the noise?ive pictures behind her and amanda, you'll tell us what's expected to happen today. yes. so you know, in the last hour, dozens and dozens of people show up, there are hundreds of members . we apologize. clearly, we're having a bit of an audio problem here. these are live pictures of nurses outside of stanford and lucile packard children's hospital. they are on strike today. they say they want fair contracts about 5000 nurses involved here issues such as understaffing request for overtime, they say nurses get very little time with their families. we know the hospital says it's work to come to an agreement and has made in their words. meaningful progress. we will bring amanda quintana in for a live report in just minutes here overseas now, as russian forces launched attacks today on at least five train stations in ukraine. this follows a visit to ukraine by us secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin. they met with ukraine's president vladimir zelensky, and an

had to get closer to $60 before twitter or may be before, there's a poison pill in place, musk cantonment, still 5420. stuart: the board can say no. susan: most likely yes, they will probably say no. i want to talk about tesla. a lot of tesla options and stock here in this finance thing for a possible twitter buyout. tesla, a bit of a dip from the 9%, 10% rally we saw at the start of the session but rallying on a huge first quarter momentum, record profits, doubling, record profit margins and high inflationary environment and possible 60% jump in production this year. stuart: doesn't have to sell tesla stock, he just uses it as collateral. susan: there were no specifics whether he was going to sell but the $25 billion loan with all the other investment banks is being backed by his tougher options. stuart: twitter went negative by a couple cents. listening to what you were saying, see what you did. susan: you look through the actual filing. stuart: thank you very much, stay on top of tesla, musk, and twitter. janet yellen, federal reserve chairman jerome powell scheduled to speak today. ed

it's going to culminate in canton, ohio. >> rachel: i have trivia on this football game and this leaguestates will be traveling. >> rachel: all 50 states have bought tickets to this game including hawaii and alaska. >> pete: good on you. bottom line is, there is football in april. when you have never have football. >> brian: you ask me hot people from alaska and hawaii are. tulsi gabbard, probably sarah palin. you will probably see them in the stands. >> pete: you have really good intel. >> brian: only two people i know from those states. >> rachel: barack obama? >> brian: that's true. he does got return my calls. right now i just want to tell you fox will carry the game. nbc will have the early game. fox nighttime game starts at 7:30, the generals against the stallians. >> steve: the new jersey general. that's my team. >> brian: right. eventually play in new jersey. >> pete: eventually. >> brian: right. they will get there i don't know if people have been following it but we have a midterm coming up in november. if you are looking at the president's approval ratings right now you have

next up is james in canton, ohio, on the independent line.ler: yes, he had a couple of questions about the social security the guy was talking about a little bit ago. why aren't they doing anything about it and why are they paying any of the money back they have stolen out of the social security fund all of these years? host: our guest is no longer here, james, but we appreciate the call. diane is in jacksonville, florida. caller: good morning how are you? host: i am fine. caller: i am so happy to see a republican person from texas calling to talk about our elections. i thought i was the lone republican that new that donald trump did not win. nevertheless, i am calling about the court hearings with marjorie taylor greene. i am very upset about the way she appears to be disrespecting the court, making a mockery of it. this is a very serious case, and she is sitting there as if it is a joke and that really disturbs me and i am wondering what is happening to our country that even our leaders do not respect our court system. they sit there and th

host: jonathan is next in canton, ohio. caller: good morning. happy resurrection weekend. i have a concern about how they are trying to take the books and the different things away from society. i'm 53. when i was younger, it was about how some children were on a waiting list to be armed certain types -- to be on certain types of schools, and where i grew up, we had secondhand books, so it seems people of color, of all different races and nationalities and genders and whatever they are, i think everybody is coming up on an equal platform and they are -- the people that are trying to take these books away is like -- like how they talk about the crips and bloods, drugs and guns , they are not any better than the people they call criminals, just for the simple fact that i don't understand how they could say that part of history. when i got to college, and i went, the curriculum opened my mind to some things i never had learned about the origins of -- that i was not even taught in junior high school. sad that they are being so stringent on this. they will take away romeo and j

ktvu is amended canton and met with the student and his mother and reports why the boy has not returned. that's all he's there for. he's not there to be threatened by adults. love says it was more than a month ago when her 13 year old son, english teacher kicked him out of the classroom at bancroft middle school, the administration notified her of the incident, but she didn't know how serious it was until the recording was sent to her son. this past sunday. angel us here and i can't put my hands on you and take you out of here much. oh in the recording, you can hear the teacher called eighth grader jazeera, a jerk. joker idiot. the teacher says he will end up being a rapper or a fry cook and suggests he will get gunned down, continuing to talk about him to the class once he left bad you should came in here and started messing up the dynamics in my class. and yeah, just off here in that video breaks my heart every time. um. i wish it didn't happen, but it did. and i want him to. i want that teacher he does not need to be teaching students. serena says she's not confident in the school's

former trump administration advisors peter navarro dan coats fino -- dansk aveeno have been held in cantoncontempt of house. the two claimed executive privilege as the reason for refusing to cooperate. representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger were the only republicans