that man clay gets hurt once and then gets hurt again.has to fight his way through two and a half years of rehab and tonight. 2022 look at those smiles. look at those faces. look at the little kids. he's got a family now they were once kids. in their 20s winning championships, and now they have kids of their own and man. it's just such a great story. it is such a portrait of resiliency when you think about you know, how you define, you know athletes at the best. it's about how well they come back from adversity and when you look at all of those guys there have been so much adversity. i am so honored to be part of this with you guys, and we've been a part of all of this. it's an amazing role models really really great role models and been fun to cover them and really kind of talk about know the things that well talk about the things that motivates you to come and show up and do this every time we have a chance that we've been fortunate to do it now all these you know, these four championships. we're welcome biggie to the family. i'm glad t

so clay's leading the the opposition clay's leading the opposition it. let's take a look then at territorial growth and try to try to connect it to democracy and get into some of the background of the mexican-american war. in 1819 the united states and and new spain at the time had drawn borders between american and spanish lands in spain had undisputed possession of california of new mexico. new mexico again including those modern us states have of nevada and utah and arizona parts of wyoming and colorado and then there was a revolution in mexico in 1821. so now mexico was a declared itself an independent republic and was governing itself. and the meanwhile in the west farther north the united states and england were both laying claim to the oregon territory. so if you want to imagine the modern states of idaho and washington and oregon, but also british columbia up to up to the end of the southern panhandle of alaska. that's that's the oregon territory and they were sharing it which is fairly rare. that is a jointly occupied the orient territory. and i

the traditional clay pots are being replaced with plastic containers. now what i found that angle is a marine biologist, a al gov university. she's worried about this development and points out that the oceans are already full of micro particles. she tries to promote sustainability around 27 percent of all plastic that is in the fi. come from last year is our, our efficient devices. so there's, there's, there's a huge problem there with those, this bottom that they're fishing gears that get lost and are made of plastic material. married to goes out fishing again the next night. he has to hurry up to get the last octopi before they wake up. and swim out of the containers. and he also once again asked to repair a roof, it's been caught deliberately. i thought that the growth is broken because another fisherman cut it, not i, they don't, they don't respect my space. i occupy a large area with my clay pots, and that in my as the others. i bottom there is a lot of competition. and it's tough for him on the markets into see. but marty to wants to keep to his

just clay pots, not a lot. my father tells me that in those days they will occupy all year round to day, more and more clay ponies and being replaced with traps. and some nights i hardly catch anything. he then, long term with santa lucia is the alcoves, octopus fishing up. and the fisherman, though all the fishing methods inside out george kane olivera, that altered for traps with bite inside 57 year old says is more efficient and convenient because the traps can also be retrieved during the day all winter. but it, it, the octopus goes in here and can't get out in one blade mill that a by level until 2000. and i also worked with clay pods. then i switched to fish traps because it for less hard work. fishing is easier. him and you just catch more of them yet he never. my 20 that talked to plus fishing is changing the remote traps and more plastic. the traditional clay pots are being replaced with plastic containers. now, what i found that angle is a marine biologist al. gov university. she's worried about this

uh-huh back to the side uh-huh a thin layer of clay on the bottom and clay on the duck, which gives us, the clay evenly distributes the temperature. and for me. everything, now we just wrap. we will remove our tasty bag of happiness as much as possible and a little, and with it we put everything on the fire directly on the coals, that is , we should have a note at least. incredible duck in the mud is ready then we will open it. so wait. and i thought that dry clay becomes hard and very easy to remove. after campfire. we can leave for another 4-5 hours . satisfied. no, i'm too hungry. let's just clean it. you see, she's coming down. here's wow . here's how easily the skin is separated from the meat . i suggest fantasy, so let's put things in order a little, serve and try. that's it, let's try, let's try, let 's go straight with our hands, how forza should fly normally. i have a very long time. i don’t know due to the feathers of clay or fruits, but the meat is incredibly, tender, juicy, fragrant, yet with these pleasant fruits , the bomb. just a duck, it seems to be in the mud, but it t

of all the guys that are just grateful to be here, it is clay thompson. thompson was back at it on game four to put the warriors on top for good friday night. thompson had plenty of post-season moments three years ago today. thompson injured his knee in the nba final. the warriors ended up losing the game and the series and we know it was the beginning of a long road back for clay. >> wow! what a time three years ago. wow. it goes by fast. >> will you take a special moment just to appreciate how far you've come over these last three years and how hard it's been for you? >> maybe for a second. bhi step on the court i want to win by any means necessary. i don't care how ugly or how pretty it is. i want to the protect our homecourt. i don't want sing kumbaya or anything. i just want to freakin' win. >> historically, we've known about clay thompson's antics in game six playoffs, but dres as we go back over to you, you get off offensively. >> exactly. we'll have game six play show up in game five, but it's so amazing to finally see him back on the court. we sa

it is very dependent on clay. its quality depends only on the content of koalin in the clay. a lot of kalina’s comfort month and it is almost transparent, then kalina passes a little in dubrovsky, but he is very confident in the tsarsky ltz ​​plant, the leningrad parkour plant and finally minsk a porcelain factory, which i love very much with products, which, more precisely, with works, which i had to work a lot. the minsk porcelain factory no longer exists, but thank god, its products, its product and the works of artists made at this factory still exist and i think they will exist for a long time in various tracks. viktor suvorov i'm at home, but lost. the collector interprets his wife’s images in porcelain to the point of bonfire, and he traveled through the museum of the history of theatrical musical culture and will illuminated by the creative special natalya bordelovskaya and andrey novgorodtsev tel avin agency. our news release is now complete. i'm watching bi's tvr-cob on winra huion. the latest beltal projects. raduga companies are available online at many times up t

, geraldo. >> but clay, that's my point. there is an emergency. there is an emergency now. let biden understand the emergency. >> sean: why is there an emergency? geraldo. >> biden can't even ride a bike geraldo, you think he's going to solve the gas pricess. >> sean: geraldo he created. >> when we can increase. >> sean: geraldo, he was handed energy independence. he gave up lease ons public lands, he killed off keystone xl, he stopped anwar. he artificially stumped the supply tell him to go back to trump's policies and we will have $2 a gallon gas. >> i think you have to recognize the circumstances and he has to be nimble and creative and not jamming the future down people's throats. >> he's none of those things. geraldo he can barely read a tell prompter, he can't ride a bike. he's not flexible nibble and sophisticating. >> sean: geraldo fis sensitive, he said 70 is the new 50s. >> i hope he's right. >> thank you by the way. >> sean: tonight is clear biden does not have a grasp on the economy or anything else clay is right

clay, this is your data. it punched me in the face when you and i were going back and forth on this last week we think, we're cutting off russia they are out of the global markets. we're starving them of money for their war machine. that is sadly not true >> not yet good morning, brian. thanks for having me back. right, this is remarkable from the friends at portexta. the sea exports from russia is 5.9 million barrels a day. that is identical to the 12-month average prior to the invasion what we're seeing right now is a big reshuffle of those russian barrels and other barrels around the world. we're not yet seeing removal of russian barrels from the market. that may come when the eu bans take effect later this year and next year. the remarkable thing we are seeing in the data is the swap in the destination of where the russian oil and particularly crude going compared to before before the invasion, almost all went to europe 90%. that is down to 56% today. on the other hand, asia, before the invasion, only too

there are about 46% of the total russian stock of this clay and for our region - this is an extremelyng area both in economic and technological terms in the school of karina and zlata study in himvee in the classroom, but even there you can not spend everything experiments and a completely different story girls are engaged in additional education in the orenburg center. identification and support of gifted children gagarin and he gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted children and youth are opening all over russia. at the same time, it is important not only to purchase modern equipment, but to find adults, which will help children to reveal their abilities, the system of additional education in russia is being developed so that each child can first try himself in different areas. and if you especially like something while still a schoolboy, p

now clay i think everybody kind of has misunderstood. >> trevor: in what way. >> clay is a little wildgo off the rail a little bit. >> trevor: is this preinjury clay or post injury. >> he is a little more tame after the injury. >> trevor: oh wow, okay. >> but i think you know, there is a misconception, don't take this as misrespect of why he-- . >> trevor: funny you say that to me. >> don't get hurt, trevor. >> like no, but just like this misconception of-- guys being soft and i always but like you-- . >> trevor: yeah. >> like you just said, i was the soft one, like we saw game one, stef curry was great. >> trevor: yeah. >> i was the soft one. so i think if maybe time to change the misconception. >> trevor: okay, okay, you got four championships. you know t feels like each championship has a story. the first time is who is the team. what are they doing. this whom mix. i would argue that your team has almost reshaped basketball, the way teams play, the way you move the ball, where people shoot from, how you defend t all of that has changed because of golden state. >> absolutely. >> trev

clay whistles and rattles stolichny archaeologists have restored 400-year-old toys that belonged to little muscovites. almost 40,000 muscovites were employed in the first year with the support of the capital employment service of my work, vacancies today are offered even by organizations that used to have almost impossible to get a job on my side of the mountain helps employers with subsidies about what muscovites are offered in the centers my work artyom kuznetsov from consulting with a specialist and writing a resume to interviewing with an employer in this employment center my work does not just offer vacancies. here you can go through the entire chain of employment. she told me that today i have two vacancies, two vacancies of the sixth, to choose from several hundred vacancies from a postman to an it specialist. anton tried to find here for the first time work through friends a few weeks later decided that such a center, the only way to leave is not a promise. we will call you back the basis of the work offered er, a number of vacancies in administrative offices. er, very interesting.

in fact, clay has many advantages. it stores heat absorbs harmful substances and it's environmental friendly. was the lim allay is also water soluble, and that's a very important and wonderful quality because it can easily be recycle flow. clay can also be repaired very easily. if an edge breaks off, you just let it and use the same material to fix it by pressing it on top of the crack so that it will look just the same and nobody will ever notice the difference i invoke here period in this country clay can be recycled without any reduction in quality, which makes it an important material. and it's avail. well, everywhere it's literally beneath our feet. we just need to learn to appreciate the material and be creative with how we use that kind of mankind oldest building material. as another advantage. it can be worked with manually without the use of expensive machinery. anna herring discovered her passion for cli on the use of local resources at the age of 19, during a year abroad in bangladesh. a few years later, she

silences them and then clay says, all right, first of all, you don't petition a private person. okay, that's first. yes, you know, you only petition a superior. so if you're subject to petition to king if you're an american citizen you petition a legislature you do not petition a an individual person. we are equals so he starts with that and then he says oh and by the way the constitution and the laws support my owning this property the same way they support you owning your property now, i know that you draw a distinction with human property, but your interpretation and had started off with this hand to the declaration of independence said your interpretation of this document is the new one. so he invokes a kind of originalism. this is all the states at the time of the declaration. they all had slave property. so they protected in this so he's invoking originalism to defeat this call by the abolitionists. and then he says in any offers up a counter offer. he says, you know what my entire cache of slave enslaved persons are worth 50,000 if you will pay me pay me that i will liber

what do you say to those guys jp guy going a little bit but clay you've known clay for every he's the? oh just stay the course, you know, we we know how good clay thompson is we know he's going to hit shots. just stay the course. nothing good shots and you hunt good shots will with the ball will go in for sure. it's clay thompson. we know what he does last one for you. what have you learned about boston these first two games at our tough physical? team you know, i don't think i've learned so much more than i already knew their physical. they are very good basketball team. they have a lot of star powering and you got to meet force before so there are no surprises. they're exactly who we thought they were and we got to meet that force and try to come out with victories. i can get a little analysis from dj, how dad play you got a you got a career in your hands just know dj making the trip to boston. yes, that's pretty cool. we're gonna see you run around the floor in the park. okay? yeah. all right. that'll be looking forward to seeing you guys in boston a couple days safe trip and dj. w

i still feel like there's more there for them with clay thompson and draymond green.jordan pool all three of those guys i think can still better so i'm sticking with my original pick. i like the warriors to win it at home in a classic game set and get your goobers your popcorn. i'm a junior mints guys to get your junior mints. all right, get all that stuff out because it's going to be epic. i like junior mints too. nascar in sonoma makes sure the youngsters have their ear protection 50 laps ago kevin harvick in the lead on the restart, but he goes wide and daniel suarez takes over still looking for his first nascar win in 195 starts bad news for elk grove's kyle larson last year's winner at sonoma and today's pole sitter lost tire late that will result in an automatic suspensions for his pit crew. he finished 15th suarez was never truly challenged late and becomes the first ever mexican born nascar cup. winner what a moment. his car is coined by bay area racer justin marks and pitbull abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. pitbull who knew well, that's it f

i'll start with clay instead. 941 days. when you came back in the cleveland game did you have an idea how much people loved you and appreciated you and we missed you? >> i mean. [ applause ] >> that goes both ways. i love being a resident of the bay area. i mean, just really mature draymond. he has the maturity level of a third grader. just seeing everybody in the neighborhood so excited and standing ovation from the chef and waiters. that's what it is about the little wins. they would tell me about the little wins during my rehab. that's something i would take for the rest of my life. just the small things in life that inspired me to keep going. whether it's taking a picture with an old lauddy lady r young kid. dub nation has no bounds and we have fans from all walks of life. [ applause ] >> if you get a second bulldog would it be named ca nnoli. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i eve

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the money for $40.00 clay bricks. the theo is now making theos wages and the 2 sections that he's brought from a specialist factory. the anglican churches and g o provides a subsidy equivalent to 10 euros. the family has to raise the remaining 4. that's about as much as fabbing an earns in a week when he can find work with, ah, ah, ah, the tradition of what you call one, i'm really looking forward to the new stove. you will, the extra plate makes cooking a lot easier for, for instance, i can co crye cent vegetable soup at the same time. and this stove doesn't make as much smoke. that's good for the air was a montgomery more so the new cooker works according to a simple principle. the draft is optimally controlled. as a result, more heat is generated with less wood. you can see what an improvement it is. if you just look around the neighbourhood, florence lives next door with her 2 children, and this is her kitchen. she cooks on a traditional sto consisting of 3 stones on which she can only place one pot at a time. tha

the factory uses local clay and sand, german and geo, as have provided financial assistance. but the concept construction plans and recipes come from rwandan engineers. everything is hand made. in addition, the stove parts are air dried, which means no additional energy consumption. this thought with this review to install it keeps heat and whoever is cooking in, if, if somebody don't have to stay around while cooking, you kind of going to fish water way to cooking. you can the cell you are having to videos the market. so video vis even will time, which is useful air drying, the stove parts is just one example of how the manufacturing process itself is kept as climate neutral as possible. the stoves should last between 7 in 10 years. not bad for 14 euro's so far more than 6300 families have received a high efficiency stove through the arda is program. the factory hopes to soon be producing some $8000.00 stoves a year. other and joe's and the rwandan government have become aware of the high efficiency stoves and started funding programs. 12 year old media. tris usually gets ho

as you saw one of them, clay. you know, clay, he's in that white shirt there with the the captain's hat. he lost his nba finals hat on his boat ride to the festivities this blew off in the wind. so captain's hat he's carrying the trophy, of course, showing it off to the crowd. everybody the closer it gets, you just goes absolutely nuts. and why not? and they were technically supposed to stay on their floats and buses. but basically nobody listen to that by the enclave. eventually was escorted by security guards back to his bus. but even the police are out there having fun. another player gp to gary payton the second. he was also a man of the people. and he lost his shirt early in the festivities amid the chaos, our sports director, jason dumas, us spoke with the defensive standout about how he was feeling about all the hoopla. >> yeah, i was just what you expect. >> feels right, angie, he's going to get paid a whole lot of money. this offseason. hopefully the warriors can keep him. and there's young james wiseman

clay travis is the host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and founder of outkick., so you are a tv critic. what would you give that as a review, clay? >> look, i don't blame jimmy kimmel or anybody for getting the president of the united states to come on their show. i blame the white house for being so incompetent that as you just said they can go almost 120 days without doing an interview and, jesse, did you see how this interview started? joe biden back stage behind the curtain when they unveil him hey, here's the president of the united states, do you know what the first thing he did, jesse? he took his mask off standing by himself back stage getting ready to come out and shake i didn't meany kimmel's hand and then sit down beside him in close proximity for 20 minutes. it's all so much of a charade. everything that they're trying to sell us. biden fell going up the stairs to fly to l.a. he has got some worthless summit that he is going to do tonight. the january 6th hearings are going on. and do you know what's going to happen tomorrow morning, jesse? everybody

i'm trying to isolate these particles of clay and the value of the study is that in the orenburg region there is about 46% of the total russian reserve of this clay and for our region - this is an extremely promising area both economically and technologically in the school of karina from zlata in chimwi. about the class, but even there not all experiments can be carried out. not quite a different story girl's additional education are engaged in the orenburg center for identifying and supporting gifted children gagarin and it gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted children and youth are opening all over russia. at the same time, it is important not only to purchase modern equipment, but to find adults who will help children discover their abilities. russia is being developed in such a way that every child can first try himself in different areas

clay is coming off of these injuries and what he performed the same way? there were so many questions and you had to blend new players in together and you never know how that sauce is going to taste until it is all mixed together. >> with curry's injury late in the season, it was like, i don't think those three guys, had really played much together. >> a matter of just a small handful of games. add that in with the other players who are new to this. andrew wiggins, young players like jordan poole. you just didn't know. i do also want to give a nod to all those injuries, to the way the warriors latest. i think at times, the injuries were not quite as bad as we would think because they were very conservative with the way they wanted to play. >> not klay thompson. >>> he probably stayed out a little longer than he had to. he never played back to back games. they play two nights in a row he would only play one. took a very measured approach with the eye on the playoffs and it worked. >> you mentioned andrew wiggins. he was kind of a bomb. he was a first draft

there is about 46% of the total russian supply of this clay for ours. this is an extremely promising area both economically and technologically at the school of karina from zlata, they study in a chembio class, but even there not all experiments can be carried out and a completely different story, girls are engaged in additional education in the orenburg center for identifying and supporting gifted children gagarin and he gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted children and youth are opening all over russia. at the same time, it is important not only to purchase modern equipment, but to find adults who will help children discover their abilities. the system of additional education in russia is being developed so that each child can first try himself in different areas. if something you will especially like while

in fact, clay has many advantages. it stores heat absorbs harmful substances. and it's environmental friendly. with the lim allay is also water soluble, and that's a very important and wonderful quality because it can easily be recycled to flow. play can also be repaired very easily. if an edge breaks off, you just let it and use the same material to fix it by pressing it on top of the crack so that it will look just the same and nobody will ever notice the difference . i don't forget period in this country, clay can be recycled without any reduction in quality, which makes it an important material. and it's available everywhere. it's literally beneath our feet. we just need to learn to appreciate the material and be creative with how we use it for not so mankind's will just building material as another advantage. it can be worked with manually without the use of expensive machinery. anna herring discovered her passion for cli on the use of local resources at the age of 19, during a year abroad in bangladesh. a few years later, she carried out her 1st construct

how many color nuances clay has from radish, yellowish to dark brown? good balloon and you don't need any chemicals for as is this will be our problem is that the chemical alternative is always cheaper. and that definitely has to change this pioneer of sustainable building. nozer still a long way to go light it off in my hope that architecture can really be a tool for improving living conditioning on it, and bolstering social justice and cultural diversity. cricket other diversity, suspension and can help preserve this planet for generations to conquer shawna and with every new design and a hanger comes a little closer to achieving that goal. she may not change the world from one day to the next, but every step counts ah, who hasn't tramped of seeing the world from above. going places, cars can't reach where you can sleep in peace or glide down the slopes and get wisps back to the top by cable car researchers are seeing if they can make this dream come true in modern cities 1st as a simulation with a pin, you see cable cars too much on tourism and not w

they are worried about clay in the slightest. >> i think he's pressing a little bit. he just wants so badly to do well that he's taking some bad i'm not particularly concerned about it this isn't the first time it's happened. you know, going clay has a way of responding to many slumps or whatever you want to call them. so the the the point of emphasis will be, you know, let's let's make sure we get good rhythm shots we do that individually. and as a team that it puts everybody in a better position history with shown there's no predictor to >> me and take it to another various season playoffs. he's he's he's always is. found a to get himself going and you know, especially the playoffs just to make an impact that's loud, usually is really he. he's the man. and that really it is not really something. you can just look at the lego. and if you saw him right now, you think he's averaging 50 in this series that he's got to just a very confident look about and that's the best thing about it's all about the work you put in is about mindset. he didn't need teaching points on th

clay was just out among the fans all we could do a whole show on clay thompson, but uh, michael jacksonmpersonation prior to the parade. there was a made for t v only event with the team and their and their family members in front office. lots of folks streamed it on their phones from the parade route. the warriors celebrating their fourth title in eight years. you carry. all of the journey with you every single day. take a snapshot to the last three years. all that came out when you're in the final, horn sounded the emotion was everything. just letting it out. let us know that we're back and then i got to the real question is what they're going to say now, maybe they're going to say that you're the goat, the greatest of all time when it comes to shooting, so this fan, this is pretty clever. might be it might be an effort to get them there. but this fan i got this go to the farm, and now he's his pet, and he put a step jersey on and curry took notice and came over and posed for a little photo goat to go today at the parade. alright the giants opened a four game set against the defending

ultimate goal of getting back on this stage, uh, the chance to play for another championship like clayg off, unreal rehab broke my hand . draymond was injured with a bunch of different stuff. we had a lot of young guys coming into the fold and trying to reclaim our chemistry is a core but also, you know, get those guys up to speed and how they can help us and help them with impact winning. yeah you look up and all the work that you put in over last. you know, two years paid off. we got four more wednesday to make it all worth it, but it's a good feeling. we are ready to watch. how about some baseball is trying to prevent a three game sweep by the astros. they had a two run lead in the ninth. the quickly disappeared. houston takes off three of the series, winning today's finale, 5 to 4, this one at the coliseum. no slaps between al tube and liriano. some civil chitchat and they played a little ball. we go to the seventh christian bethancourt gets his first home run of the season, two run blast off verlander gave the a's a 31 lead, and we're looking good until the astros got three of the

that's why it's clay so loved by warriors say it's what a night.ut you get i think was standing out most to me as i hear all of them talk is how deeply they felt the need to to make this happen. i mean, deeply is that, you know, be behind all the injuries. the you one thing do it in the locker room. they show staff saying what are they going say now? what are they going to say that that the you know, it wasn't just about we want to win. it was something else. they were proving. >> who they they shouldn't have to do that. they should have to a point. but this meant that's why it meant so much take away kids. if you're watching takeaways through adversity, you pull together work as a family. some people are strong. one moment there week. the next to stand by one another report. accident you learn from your mistakes. and there's a guy with a tattoo in boston who just learned that lesson. >> and bhp. alright, guys taking away all give more. coming up on the

. >> now, clay also talked about needing to improve personally. it very clear he was not happy with the 4 for 19. he shot from the floor in game 2. and clay actually said he plans to watch youtube videos of himself to help can help him get back into that championship mode. as for which videos he said he usually watches game 6 clay. so super stars. they're just like the rest of us. >> a lot of fans hoping that gets back on track, that that would be awesome watch the best version of yourself. that's game 6. but thanks, kate. thank you, kate. >> still ahead, actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey speaks out about gun reform. has the country continues to try to heal from the recent mass shootings. and just ahead, kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live to break down. the numbers is governor newsom finds himself on a ballot yet again. across califo prices. boy, they have hit new record highs for the 11th day in a row. >> here in the bay area, we're paying for some of the most expensive gas in the entire country. our first c