>> reporter: christa says she can save it. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> hi, david. >> reporter: she shows us how she does it. washing the photos, separating them. >> jetly slide them out. >> reporter: restoration specialists across the country are now volunteering to help christa. they're saving thousands of photos. and returning them to the families who already lost so much. >> therapeutic. i like to know that -- that this is doing something positive for somebody who's had a really hard time. >> the family photos saved >> linger better bay area areas moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> if you think downtown is going to come back and be the way that it was, you are living in a fantasy world. the past is gone. >> words from cells for -- cells for ceo -- salesforce ceo marc benioff. >> we will have more on that in a moment but it is all about the army we have a heatwave a lot of -- all about the warm. we have a heatwave. that is including san francisco. >> did we set any records today? mike nicco has a record for -- an answer for us from his rooftop. >> it i

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hello, i am christa, good to meet you.s drained decades ago. what is this — it looks like mud, but is this peat? yeah, that is peat, actually, if you look, it is almost decayed but not totally... ah, you can still see the fibres. here it was maybe the depth of the peat layer is two metres, so approximately the lowest layers are 2,000 years old. we are trying to restore the forest habitats, because in 1960s, back then, this type of landscape was considered a total wasteland. why is it important to restore these peatlands? it is important for carbon emissions. we want to stop carbon emissions here, we want that this peatland would store carbon, not emitting it. but people here are also finding out what a stunning playground this environment is. glad to meet you. good to meet you, i have my gumboots ready! ready to hit the bogs? let's go. aivar is a guide who lives here in soomaa national park. he floats through the bogs in his canoe, skates and sledges on them in the winter, and stomps through them with these. any tips? it i

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with a, a main arena connected to an exhibition center and a convention, whole ukraine's colors for christa, one eurovision in 2022. by the rules of the competition. the when and country gets to post the next event, boy, but with the war and ukraine, showing no sign of ending the organize decided to relocate the contest to the runner up united kingdom, which is so far produced, 5 winners. and in sports than our bremen were, the visitors in hoffman time and the newly promoted side went ahead after just 18 minutes of play. when marvin ducks rounded off a fine counter attack that made one nil bremond there. li, the last, he barely 15 minutes though. as bonus, deborah proved oppenheim could a score break wiggles just as well. just as the game is heading for, draw the referee awarded this controversial penalty. free minutes from time. when is league a top score? nicholas fluke road stepped up to give bremond the win move above. i'm into 4th place. that's all we have for you for now, but don't go anywhere because up after a short break is world stories including report on americas, once mighty co

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we speak to crypto investor an n f t artist christa kim. she calls herself a futurist, but draws her inspiration from various genres of art history. i love rosco. he's incredible artist that really sort of broke convention. she was a rebel and he was able to completely redefine beauty, redefined the standards of what art is. it could be anything, it could be a feeling doesn't have to be something literary, it could be nonconformist, it could be more free. and then of course, there's james trellis was like a rock star to me. you know, using light light as a medium in itself. truly an inspiration for me. i used to paint i entered a master's, a fine art program in singapore. and it was then were i felt that it was redundant for me to pursue painting as a medium because i was so addicted to my phone. i thought, well, if i'm feeling it on an individual level, then that means billions of people around the world are also feeling it. and then i started thinking while i need to create art, that is i'm communicating to people through digital. so what

. >> reporter: toby free pharpb is in buffalo, new york where daughter christa lives after he said seven rehab center in florida. >> the only thing i got out was the clothing on my back. and i had to throw it away. >> reporter: they have little savings and no insurance, so they are moving to buffalo. christa is dipping into her retirement funds to help them find a home. >> i have to take care of my family. i wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: alice and richard johnson aren't leaving florida, but they are moving into their rv full-time. they didn't have flood insurance, they say. and a lot of their retirement funds are tied up in this house. >> was that a difficult decision? >> probably one of the most difficult decisions i've ever made in my life. >> reporter: alice turns 85 next week. they want to focus on enjoying life together. >> how many good years do i have left to live? i don't want to spend the next two years rebuilding a house, dealing with contractors, doing work ourselves, going in and picking out furniture. for what? for who? for me? i think we would rather sell it

we speak to crypto investor an n f t artist christa kim. she calls herself a futurist but draws her inspiration from various genres of art history. i love roscoe, he's incredible artist that really sort of broke convention. she was a rebel and he was able to completely redefine beauty, redefine the standards of what art is. it could be anything, it could be a feeling doesn't have to be something literary. it could be non conformist, it could be more free. and then of course, there's james corral who was like a rock star to me, you know, using light light as a medium in itself. truly an inspiration for me. i used to paint i entered a master's a finite program and singapore. and it was then were i felt that it was redundant for me to pursue painting as a medium because i was so addicted to my phone. i thought, well, if i'm feeling it on an individual level than that means billions of people around the world are also feeling it. and then i started thinking, well, i need to create art that is in communicating to people through digital. so what

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artistic language used by the artist they are always she can be somehow political she came from dasha christarkiv artist who always painted such extravagantly elegant things and they continue to do it now but at the same time uh later she was constantly in the kharkiv hospital helping i have in mind no, since the 14th year, the hospital has been helping the soldiers, who, well, there were mental disorders , and they did art therapy with them, so it's not necessary that we should also paint war, i definitely want him to paint politics, but what he feels inside is very important, and now i think that all artists feel that they are ukrainians and a part of ukraine and feel everything that needs to be done now for the country and the world, for the last question, forgive me, but why didn't you fall in love with serhiy sternenko a in it i love him very much and i respect it in a person who does a lot for the country, well, it was written here on facebook. that you are not very grateful to him because you gave up for what, and my mother, she started watching a lot of ukrainian content on youtube, s

when they go to the men, tribe christa, keep up as not only because hitler was weak and new even weak. and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans, or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west. at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun. britain and the united states, and then just any plan to attack the ussr, britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he is, as doctor should be likened to divest mr. boy from us as a lot of some record doc, capital and mitchell knowledge of knowing that the cold war had begun. ah, breaking use this our on our fee is russia suspend this role in the international deal on green shipments from ukraine following a mass attack on the russian black sea fleet by ukrainian drones allegedly, to us and british support. i see it has been and remains in reliable partner and is ready to provide the well, the necessary amounts of food

christa former republican governor who most recently served as a democrat in congress, is eager to stop to sanders political rise, whether it comes to covid or comes to the hurricane. ron ignored science. he doesn't think that they know what's right to it to apply to, and he thinks he knows better than everybody. i stand by every one of our local counties. they stood up. they worked hard, and they made the best decisions. meanwhile in the race for senate in pennsylvania , john fetterman campaign is lowering expectations ahead of tonight's debate, saying the debate isn't john's format and saying republican amendment on a former daytime tv host has a huge built in advantage. a stroke in may left fetterman with lingering health issues requiring closed captioning for interviews. a new poll shows fetterman holding a slight lead over oz and in another key race in wisconsin. a new poll shows republican senator ron johnson neck and neck with democrat mandela. barnes the battleground state of arizona, also making headlines this morning election officials phoenix have now referred six cases of al

in zhytomyr and lviv, their characteristic difference will be that they will work on wood biomass christaalso on solid secondary fuel, the company has already started the necessary preparatory work in the city of lviv the implementation of such a project will cover a quarter of the heat supply needs. in general, naftogaz plans at least 9 biofireplaces and bioboilers in eight regions. ukraine can almost completely abandon the use of natural gas for central heating, replacing it, in particular, with bioenergy. with half a thousand teachers, they continued to teach more than 13 thousand, more than a thousand schools remain abroad in the occupation, and dozens thousands of educators were forced to leave their homes and move to safer regions. ukraine celebrates teacher's day and our next article about the educational front is the story of a young teacher from the old donetsk region whose life was changed by a full-scale war. today is her professional holiday. mathematician yana serhiyivna meets at her new workplace in one of kremenchuk's lyceums . empty corridors an empty and wartime math clas

devastation affecting millions of people, 800000 homes and the town of fort myers have been destroy. christa salome reports from fort myers now in florida. this is where hurricane ian came. a ground as a category for a storm with record serge. devastation is everywhere. you look behind me, you can see a boat that was in the water. now, in the middle of the street, there are buildings toppled roofs tore it off. power lines down everywhere. in fact, 1900000 people are still without power in florida. and that is complicating ongoing search and rescue efforts in some areas where flooding has prevented rescuers from getting in on a barrier island where the bridge to the island is out. it's impossible to reach people because of the lack of power and lack of cell phone service and the death toll now 21 known fatalities. but that could rise as those search efforts continue around here. people are taking stock of the damages and getting ready for a long rebuilding process. i still ahead on, i just hear that we look at how the war in ukraine could push bosnia herzegovina into a state of turmoil as it

british pound to plot to shuffle. sweden's parliament, his confirmed moderate party leader wolfe christa song as prime minister. he will had a 3 party minority coalition with the christian democrats and liberals, but the block will rely on the support of the far right sweden democrats, who emerged as the 2nd largest party intellectually stand up to mason. berlin will allow a number of afghans at risk of persecution to come to germany. the foreign and interior ministries announced that around $1000.00 afghans and their families will be granted entry. they include activists, journalists, and religious minorities. it will soon be 3 years since the 1st reports emerged from the chinese city of han about a deadly new respiratory disease. the world health organizations karenna virus dashboard provides a stark illustration of how cobit 19 has affected all of us. hundreds of thousands of cases are reported every day with well over half a 1000000000 documented so far. no corner of the globe has been left untouched. here's a breakdown of where we are now and the pandemic which provides some clues t

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the financial heart of miami christie's. auction house is organized an exhibition of n f t's artist christa. kim is accompanied by veritas, cammie, he buys nf t's for the wealthy indian crypto king met a coven blue, or you brother purple with all my god, 3 vercadia my pleasure. my pleasure. by the way, his company met a pers paid about 60000000 euros for the most expensive digital artwork ever. this is all brand new art has never been seen before. ah, every single art piece here is uh for sale. ah, so you can actually bid on it right now at the auction is live on super rare dot com. it's a good mix of o g crypto and he's like the snoop called as a new one. so a $106.00. and i ross, all right, as a new, a new one, as well as well here to phone refresher and just witness it through ha, through or you feel stunning piece. this was one of my favorite parts and just have been there reminded me of the plan . it sounds a bit weird, but it kinda reminds me of sperm as well populating and growing up because ultimately as humans, we were creators in this space. a lot of us where nobody's before enter

the 1st of the men tried christa peak, popish normandy because hitler was weak and knew he would wake. and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun britain and the united states, and then just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrifice uses, which be likened to divest mr. boyd from us as the lot of film. ricardo, in this capital, a mixture, malice, whole of knowing that the cold war had begun to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk. oh, is one of the most beautiful cities in rotors foun

christa was finacialow them a for those who know not term is short for me, needs them. and the nationalism or it is a term that i have introduced to describe. but the way in which, nationally, right wing parties are, you was a mainstream feminist ideas and generic ideas of gender equality, particularly in there on that migration and slum campaign. but this term also refers to notify me sir, who has proposed the or indoors the anti used lumber legislation, thereby converging gra, with nationally to and when i speak of anti islam legislation. i think for example, of the vail balance in a country like france where younger muslim women could not wear the he shop in public schools. so i think when ashley isn't because you asked how he has as goal of the over time, i think it has definitely intensified since 911. we have seen more and more right wing the nationalist political formation. so using an instrument allies in id, as a women's rights, particularly with the migration and he's done before because campaigns. so this has to be in emerging pattern where many far right mov

the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that die him one day before the dead man tried christa creek op us not because hitler was weak and knew healing weight. and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans, or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european board hasn't begun. britain and the united states, and then just really plan to attack the ussr, britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he's us, we should be likened to divest mr. boyd from us as a lot of some ricardo, capital and mitchell knowledge of knowing that the cold war had begun. with headlines on out the international moscow suspend its part in the international deal on ukrainian grain shipments. it's following a massive attack on russia's black, the fleet by ukrainian drones, allegedly, with support from the british military. also ahead with the united states, ju

we speak to crypto investor an n f t artist christa kim. she calls herself a futurist but draws her inspiration from various genres of art history. i love rosco. he's incredible artist that really sort of broke convention. she was a rebel and he was able to completely redefine beauty, redefine the standards of what art is. it could be anything, it could be a feeling doesn't have to be something literary. it could be non conformist, it could be more free. and then of course, this james carroll was like a rockstar to me, you know, using light light as a medium in itself. truly an inspiration for me. i used to paint i entered a master's, a fine art program and singapore. and it was then were i felt that it was redundant for me to pursue painting as a medium because i was so addicted to my phone. i thought, well, if i'm feeling it on an individual level, then that means billions of people around the world are also feeling it. and then i started thinking while i need to create art, that is.

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it would five so frequently and of course christa mcauliffe the teacher from98 new hampshire was on challenger86 when it exploded in that program basically went away nowsm it is resurrected by private industry. there is a lot of criticism there's a lot of rich white men going up as the first space tourist. but you talk about that in the book and the benefits of that. can you open that up now? >> i do eat quite it to the early days of aviation and again it is something that is risky the private sector got into right away and may be in thee barnstorming era which people paid to go one planes but a lot of them died and they did start charging money and that created a huge industry that they captured a huge part of the market and has benefited from so economically the return to new businesses could grow to be important something nations want to do my question we don't agree with all the personal policies that they could just be spending their own money if they wanted and then working in an industry with a huge economic return to the nation and that is worth billions and in the late 1990s and then

when it fly so frequently because they cannot fill with professionally trained astronauts and then christa was on a challenger 1986 when it exploded and that program basically went away and now it is resurrected by private industry . there is a lot of criticism because it's rich white men going up as the first space tourist that starting to change but you talk about that in the book and some of the benefits of that so can you open it up? >> i do equate that to theha early days of aviation. it isri something that is risky that the private sector got into right away and in the barnstorming era in whichre people paid to go on planes. but a lot of them died and they did start charging money and then that created a huge industry so economically returning to the airport important and we should not miss out on this one so i question that they could just be spending their money for their own personal gains. and already in the case of space x there is a huge economic return to the nation we are launching satellites with the largest market share worth billions. and we are launching no commercial sat

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and of course christa mcauliffe the teacher from new hampshire was on a challenger in 1986 when it exploded in that program basically went away and now it's being resurrected by these private industry. there's a lot of criticism of this because it's a lot of rich white men who are going up as the first space tourists. we're seeing some of that change, but but i think you talk about that in the book and talk about some of the benefits of that. so, i wonder if you can just sort of open that up for us here now. sure. i do equate it a bit to the early days of aviation. and again, it's something that's risky. it's something that the private sector in aviation got into right away and were maybe in the barnstorming era now for space and rich people paid to go on planes, although i know they weren't all rich because planes didn't cost that much to fly. but a lot of them died and they did start charging money. and of course that created a huge industry that the us captured a huge part of that market and has benefited from so economically the returns to new businesses that really could grow to be imp

frequently that nasa could not fill all the seat with professionally trained astronauts and, of course, christa mcauliffe the teacher from new hampshire was on the challenger 1986 when it exploded in that program. basically went away and now it is being resurrected by the private industry there's a lot of criticism of this because it's a lot of rich white men who are going up. as a first space tourist we're seeing some of that change but i think you talk about that in the book. you talk about of the benefits of that so what if you can just sort of open that up for us here now? >> guest: sure. t i doo equate it to get to days f aviation. and get that something that's risky. something that the private sector and aviation got into right away and we are maybe in the barnstorming era now for space. in which people paid to go on there although i know were not all rich because planes didn't cost that much to fly but a lot of them died and it did start charging money and, of course, that created a huge industry that the u.s. captured a huge part of that market and has benefited from. so economically th

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