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tolling center. >>> -- cost nottology center -- cosmo tolling center. >> and pg&e shut off power to 34,000 homes and businesses, and gas services are suspended. the utility didn't shut off power to customers despite the red flag warning. weather conditions didn't warrant the safety manager. >>> the time is 5:03, there's an air alert today because of the smoke from the fires in butte county. leigh martinez, you're continuing our coverage. you're talking about the bad air. >> good morning, and it's so bad, i woke up with a terrible headache and irritated eyes, out here it's not as bad as oakland, though, it's in the orange, compared to areas like oakland and san francisco that are now in the red. the spare the air alert is extending to gilroy and far east as brentwood and discovery bay, you're going to run your home or air-conditioner, on recycle or recirculate. this is what it looked like in oakland hills yesterday, where hill tops and buildings were difficult to see, the smoke is coming from the cap fire burning 180 miles away in butte county, it's 20,000 acres and 0% containment. i

cosmos but you've been no place. for. i am not terrorists i am rather this i am not. but. these days that matter where you are in the world the chances are you're being watched. in the best. you can strike any anywhere and. you probably won't have the slightest idea. and if you won't see it coming. soon post nine eleven soon are you there in case the forecast on syria had been given a license to kill the villagers their villages their houses the mud houses the bombing sometimes the terrorists and then you see he's alive so who have to kill. children for a country for profit. how can you smile. ministry's police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation. i was hoping the board doesn't want the rise of. this kind of guns. and proprietary software you don't know. isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat not only that. mall. no that's what we call softness in this listen to music stillness this is really the most vocal of the will to lead to

cosmos but you've been no place. for it . i am not terrorists i am not at that is i am not. but. these days no matter where you are in the world the chances are you're being watched. in the deaths of innocent people just like any anywhere and thousand beats him yet you probably won't have the slightest idea . and if you won't see it coming. what. would be a few post nine eleven scenario that in case of focused on this year you had been given a license to kill the villages their villages the houses the mud houses the bomb and sometimes the terrorists and then you see he is alive so who have to kill. children for a country for profit. how can you smile. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go to beatrice it's like before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first city. international. trade. relations with washington. supreme leader america's new sanctions will only serve to make his country more economically independent claiming washi

. >> i was always more of a cosmo girl. >> those are your "techbytes". >> have a good day. >>> i wanted to go over some of my quick concerns. hydroplaning as the showers roll through. flooding possible but mainly because the gutters are clogged with debris and leaves. if we can get those cleared up, we can remove that. but hydroplaning and accidents on the way with the rain. >>> holiday cheer will come to san francisco's waterfront. this is pier 39's new nightly tree lighting. last night was supposed to be the first official night but it got moved to tonight because of all the smoke in the air. the 60-foot living tree will light every every hour. >>> a chp officer is back on the job 10 months after being hit by a seasoned drunk driver. this is officer martin lindh way back on his motorcycle. he was investigating a crash alongside highway 4 in of his . the woman who hit him was driving under the influence. she was sentenced to six years in prison. >>> a man is using facebook to help victims of the camp fire. >> he created a facebook page called paradise fire adopt a family. >> it might m

que los detectives presentaran una orden de allanamiento a su apartamento ubicado sobre la avenida cosmo años fueron abusados sexualmente por un voluntario de una iglesia evangélica. robert fue descubierto gracias a un video de una cámara de seguridad donde se veía realizando sexo oral a un menor de tres años. el hecho ocurrió el pasado 25 de noviembre, e inmediatamente las autoridades detuvieron al sujeto y tras la investigación se encontraron más víctimas, la iglesia ha sido demandada por negligencia. >> un sujeto fue demandado tras extorsionar a un menor de edad tras grabarlos secretamente con una cámara. nos cuentan cómo operaba este individuo. >> este hombre de 49 años, es acusado de explotación sexual de menores. >> no deberían de existir esas personas, que tengan cámaras para grabarlos es algo inimaginable, aborrecible. >> según autoridades federales, él grabó a un menor de 18 años cuando este se encontraba en el baño. >> un niño va al baño, tiene la confianza. >> de acuerdo a la declaración de corte del acusado, habría colocado una cámara de vídeo en el baño de su casa, y las gra

the people of greenbank also find it pretty cool to be living in a place that some touch with the cosmos. the greenback observatory has picked up mysterious radio pulses from a source that's been denoted for b twelve eleven zero two. it's about three billion light years from the astronomers use artificial intelligence to signal which they hope are coming from an alien civilization. talking about messages from space picked up by the greenback of symmetry check the stars. looks like a skull doesn't it. it's the asteroid twenty fifteen t v one forty five which is just passed by at a distance of around forty million kilometers. the asteroid measured six hundred mi says across. the ice a one hundred metre wide crater is. its next fly by will be in twenty twenty one but not as close so give it away before it's gone. the solar wind that streams plasma from the sun is responsible for polar lights here on earth. the flashes in this lump are also generated by plasma. lessness often called the fourth states of matter it makes up much of the material in stars . like things storms generate plus. the

check if the berries have ripened or if the mushrooms have come up after rain can you see the spongy cosmos it contains. in the rivers salmon move powerful leaf like together. and in the times between night and day when even the salmon seem to still we were taken by the raw force of a landscape stripped of its summer an astrologer. my name is america. i've got tired after america and. and my mom's side of the family is made of boston . i'm an online journalist for al-jazeera and. my mom's village has one of the last subsistence salmon cultures in world but their way of life could disappear. for an hour persists and i feel really grateful to be a part of it. if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what that world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically change

check if the berries have rape and if the mushrooms have come out after rain can you see the spongy cosmos it contains. in the rivers the move powerful like together. and in the times between night and day when even the salmon seem to still we were taken by the raw force of the landscape stripped of that summer an astrologer. by name is a mere. guitar and after american. and my mom's side of the family.

we penetrate the mysteries of the cosmo including life and mind. we live longer. suffer less, learn more, get smarter. enjoy more small pleasures and rich experiences. fewer of us are assaulted enslaved oppressed or exploited by others. from a few oasis territories with peace and prosperity is growing and could someday encompass the globe. much suffering remains and tremendous peril, but ideas on how to reduce them have been voiced and infinite numbers of others are yet to be conceived we'll never have a perfect world. and it would be dangerous to seek one. but there's no limit to betterment we can attain if we continue to apply knowledge to enhance human flourishing. the story is not just another myth myths are fictions but this one with is true. true to the best of our imagine which is the only truth we can have. we believe it because we have reasons to believe it. as we learn more, we can show which parts of the story continue to be true and which ones fall. as any of of them might be and it could become. and the story belongs not to any tribe but to all of hum

being your surroundings i mean it's a sort of weird mutation of marxist books is out here in the cosmos is don't talk so much about freedom and they don't talk about with our terrorism either but you know sure there is a kind of like there is a sort of leninist logic that you mentioned the parkside idea couple of times so let me ask you a question about that as you mentioned it's like a day just steps away from the kremlin and from what i understand you see it as a primarily a political project you said in one interview that it was the kremlin masses to the people telling them that they should be grateful just what makes you believe that i mean again this is i think this is an interview on c.b.c. which is that is in a particular way but i mean that with us no i was saying about the that there is to the public so there's definitely a political message to the public it's a it's a so it's a gift from the from this over and i previously worked in the palace of culture and science in warsaw which is a start in a skyscraper which was. food as having been gifted by stalin to a grateful people

that we were working on the shuttle mir program or an american nationals for visiting mir and we had cosmos flying on the space shuttle so this is going on for a long time it hasn't just been recently and when we had our own we had our accident and we had the shuttle accident we knew we were still going to be able to send astronauts to space because we had. the soyuz vehicle in our partnership with russia and now that. where we don't use the spatial any longer we've been getting our astronauts the space the only way to get there has been with the with the russian soyuz so well i think it's been a very good relationship and i hope it continues and nasa is currently you're relying on a boeing in space x. to revive ability to fly to the station and both of them plotted to fly their test chris next year if those test a successful holiday thing it may take for those flights to become regular i hope is the hope is fairly quickly and we'll have to see how it goes i know they have to live up here why don't i don't know what they're they're i don't they're not going to rush things right as as you kn

rock art in the lower pecos and along the rio grande encapsulates not only their religion, but the cosmosthey in relation to each other. the seasons. >> carolyn: tony, sometimes i just want to scream because people will say, you know, well, "did these people speak with a grunt?" i look at these murals and i see sophistication that we'd be hard-pressed with today. >> anthony: i think sophistication is an overvalued term. i mean, what the hell do we mean by that anyway? i mean, we're still pretty much killing ourselves with spears and rocks of one sort or another. >> elton: one of the important things you have to realize is that these people have the same brain that put a man on the moon. they were in tune with their universe and their environment. >> carolyn: same brain. same brain. >> roger: i would not be surprised if the lower pecos art outlasts all of us. all of our monuments crumble to dust immediately. 4,000 years later, white shaman, still there. >> anthony: i think they're going to have a tough time interpreting what life was like on this planet. they'll be left with betamax copies

you get a chance to look out into the cosmos at night and see them as in the other planets of the solar sense that we are just about ready to make that leap out into the solar system and be a species that lives on other worlds. very exciting to see and site tomorrow to expand our reach into the solar system. arthel: what a fascinating life you leave in missions you have accomplished and more to come in the future i'm sure. tom jones, remind them the book is called the galaxy of astonishing answers to your questions. arthel: asked the astronaut. that's a sure part of it. thank you. appreciate it. enjoyed it. we will be right back. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be t

particle physicist and the author of "alien universe: extraterrestrial life in our mind and in the cosmos often i get to talk to a particle physicist on my show, so i'm starting with you. my first question is really, how much are nasa scientists and engineers sweating right now? >> well, they have to be sweating an incredible amount. for one thing, it's a very difficult project from a technological point of view and it's very far away. this whole entire thing will be done in an automated form and you just have to trust that you did it right. >> trust that you did it right. it is complex. can you -- can you begin, don, to walk me through the actual landing itself and the complexities involved in nailing it, that 12-degree angle just right? >> well, yes. this is -- the difficulty is multi-staged. the first thing is, the lander has to leave the spacecraft that went from earth to mars. it has to go into the atmosphere at a precise angle. if it goes more steeply than 12 degrees, it will burn up, like a meteor. if it goes more shallow, it will bounce off the atmosphere. and while it's falling,

we try to understand our place in the cosmos, we try to understand the science of climates on planets and here we all are. the world's getting warmer because of humans, let's go! >> here's my last question, bill. of the things that stand out to you in this report, what is the most alarming? is it the speed -- >> the speed. the speed is the problem, everybody. if the world were just slowly getting warmer, it would be okay. if you live in paradise, california and your house is destroyed and, yes, people were killed and that's horrible -- >> 87 at last count. >> but the financial loss to people, the loss of productivity, they stopped going to work. they stop paying taxes when you lose everything because they're unemployed. it's extraordinary. and then when there are floods in houston, in mississippi, in florida. >> miami. >> miami with this enormous infrastructure, tremendous amount of investment. when that stuff is wiped out, it costs everybody. it's expensive. so it's the speed. so the sooner we get to work nationally and then become world leaders the atway the u.s. was when i was a ki

. >> be the supernova in the darkness of the cosmos. >> stephen: right.asse tyson, super november as that's where gold comes from. >> that's one of the by-products of blowing stuff up in the universe. >> stephen: why don't we see more supernovember as if there are so many stars and they're so bright and powerful, and supernovas are fairly common, right? why don't we see them more often? >> you see them every night with telescopes. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i have no-- wait a second. >> no, no, no. >> stephen: don't you dare-- you just said that like you moved, like, checkmate. >> yes! >> stephen: what is that? what did you check mate? why don't you invite the rest of us. >> it goes like this. supernova are indeed rare, but there's 100 billion galaxies. so if you have a sample size large enough, rare things become common. >> stephen: wow... wow... ( laughter ) >> what is the single geekiest thing you've ever done? >> stephen: when i was down in new zealand-- >> i went to-- to-- to the place. >> stephen: what place? you went to hobbiton. >> i went to hobbit

if the berries have ripened or if the mushrooms have come about after rain can you see the spongy cosmos it contains. in the rivers salmon move powerful leaf like together. and in the times between night and day when even the salmon seem to still we were taken by the raw force of a landscape stripped of its summer an astrologer. by name and some era. of good tired after american. and my mom's side of the family is made of plastic and. i'm an online journalist for al-jazeera and. my mom's village has one of the last subsistence salmon cultures in the world but their way of life could disappear. for an hour persists and i feel really grateful to be a part of it. if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what that world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically

. >> "vogue", "cosmo", "elle", whatever. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. isn't that amazing?to do a podcast? >> well, i feel like i am a a little bit like you. i like to talk. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i like to talk to interesting people. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i think that a lot of people think of models as just a pretty face. so, nowadays models have a a platform. and we have something that we want to say and that we want our voices to be heard. and i wanted to interview people who also had that same thing so that we can get -- so that we can have -- >> jimmy: dialogue. >> thank you. there we go, dialogue. kim kardashian picked spinach out of my teeth. you know -- >> jimmy: wait, tell me that story. because that's what i was gonna ask you about. kim kardashian picking spinach out of your teeth. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: how does this happen? i mean -- >> well, okay. so, when she came on i was fan-girling. and in the middle of my fan-girling, i was like, "and then you picked spinach out of my teeth." she goes, "girl, i wasn't gonna let you walk around the met with spinach in your tee

sympathy with the premise to's view when she said several times that turned a stone in a feud makes no cosmosusinesses was like it, it'll cause and even alarm supporters, too? for and even alarm supporters, too? for a reason alone, it's not the pond, that's basically the message. —— it's worth a punt. don't gamble on the best of endeavours, always go and what is legally written, and thatis and what is legally written, and that is incredibly binding on us and will damage us. of course i have sympathy because she has a very difficultjob and i have said that today, but that notwithstanding, you cannot put your future in trading and your future on what you think might be the best endeavours of the eu. asi might be the best endeavours of the eu. as i always say, you plan for the worst and talk for the best. we are at the moment it appears planning for the best and hoping that at that happened and it doesn't work like that. time and time again, in 26 years here, i have listened to reassu ra nces in 26 years here, i have listened to reassurances from governments of the labour party or the conservati

check if the berries have ripe and if the mushrooms have come up after rain can you see the spongy cosmos it contains. in the rivers salmon move powerful like together. and in the times between night and day when even the salmon seem to still we were taken by the raw force of a landscape stripped of its summer an astrologer. my name is america. i've got tired after america and. and my mom's side of the family is new to boston . i'm an online journalist for al-jazeera and. my mom's village has one of the last subsistence salmon cultures worlds but their way of life could disappear. for an hour persists and i feel really grateful to be a part of it. if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what that world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically changed. there

where's the former editor of "cosmo" says is at the greatest thing?s you talk about porn on c-span ff. >> this is a topic with a lot of angles. first before we go to this approach and then that is far more interesting so if you look at history of sexuality and art that is peculiar before literally things can be captured with a camera. so this cinematic cemented in place that they were variable before. a very interesting and diverse one that was in motion. because historically it's true. the further back that you go with some exceptions. cinema will make us into a perverse area for sex and neuroticism. i could be wrong but it is a possibility but like sharing a body with somebody else to become a unified creature and coordinate sensorimotor loops. we should think the foreign way how media intercepts with sexuality is the only way that it can there is a lot more interesting stuff in the future. i will say that tech culture is male-dominated so the idea we will not meet women anymore but every tech utopia the dirty ones are silicon valley they make it cl

cosmos a una clÍnica de juchitÁn y ahÍ encontramos a otros hondureÑos que nos dijeron que la seÑora ser como una niÑa mexicana. ellos dicen estar orgullosos de que haya nacido aquÍ y tambiÉn estÁ buscando un albergue donde puedan quedarse por los prÓximos dÍas porque venÍan en la caravana y no tenÍan un lugar donde quedarse aunque han decidido que mÉxico serÁ su hogar a partir de ahora. estamos en vivo desde aquÍ en oaxaca y regresamos contigo al estudio. satcha: salvador, ya sabemos que tenÍa 40 semanas de gestaciÓn y que la niÑa es una de cuatro hijos que tiene la familia guatemalteca. te agradecemos por darnos los detalles y continuamos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". karla: les tengo que confesar que me estoy comiendo el altar. por medio de las redes sociales eugenio derbez ha compartido con nosotros. carlos: porque esta pelÍcula hoy se estrena y estÁ viviendo una etapa maravillosa. vamos a verlo. [audio en inglÉs] >> esta es una pelÍcula para toda la familia que cuenta con grandes figuras como nuestro eugenio derbez. en esta ocasiÓn mi asignación fue mÁs complicada de lo normal ya

the people of greenbank also find it pretty cool to be living in a place that some touch with the cosmos. greenbank observatory has picked up mysterious radio pulses from a source that's been denoted f. or b twelve eleven o two. it's about three billion light years from the astronomers use artificial intelligence to signal which they hope are coming from an alien civilization. talking about messages from space picked up by the greenback of symmetry check this out. looks like a skull doesn't it. it's the asteroid twenty fifteen t v one forty five which is just passed by at a distance of around fourteen million kilometers. the asteroid measured six hundred meters across. the ice a one hundred metre wide craters. its next flyby will be in twenty twenty one but not as close so give it away before it's gone. the solar wind that streams plasma from the sun is responsible for polar lights here on. the flashes and this also is generated by plasma. that's most often called the fourth state of matter it makes up much of the material in star. like things storms generate cast. the atmosphere causing

check if the berries have ripe and if the mushrooms have come up after rain can you see the spongy cosmos it contains. in the rivers salmon move powerful leaf like together. and in the times between night and day when even the salmon seem to still we were taken by the raw force of a landscape stripped of its summer in a style to. my name is america. africa tired after america and. and my mom's side of the family is native boston. i'm an online journalist for al-jazeera and. my mom's village has one of the last subsistence salmon cultures in the world but their way of life could disappear. for an hour persists and i feel really grateful to be a part of it. if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what that world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically change

fighting after his rival fires and other follow the plan after a conference in sicily showed a whole cosmosblow over. thirty countries attended this conference on libya's future but what really matters took place among just a few for the first time in six months the country's two main power players met in the presence of their foreign backers renegade general hurley for half dollar who controls libya's east is supported by egypt russia and france fires also rose heads the un and italian backed government in the capital tripoli the atmosphere was described as core deal leading u.n. envoy her son salah made to declare the conference a success. will be a member. of the milestone in the common effort. by our friends. have a clear path forward out of this if your way. in which the country has slipped and the measure of success here the apparent agreement of the parties and international leaders to follow a new un timeline it full season a national conference taking place in libya to decide on a format for the elections to take place by the middle of next year. we want to reassure and ensure six