yes, there's definitely contamination in the cricks and streams. there's definitely dead fish, definitely chemicals in those, and the private wells, people need to, you know, definitely get them checked now and in the future. like i said, i don't think we'll see the true effects of this for a while, but as of the air, there's definitely a smell in the air. it can sort of take your breath away at times if you're right next to the crick. as far as in the community, i think it depends where you're at, if you're by the scene where it happened, there's definitely an odor. >> have you been assured the ground water is not going to be contaminated. you talked about the creeks and local waterways have issues. we saw pictures of dead fish and water life in the creeks. have you been assured that that won't seep into the ground, the sprinkler systems that you end up using over time. >> there's no data there for that. they're working on it. the united states epa next week will do soil samples maybe as early as this weekend. the epa is taking samples out by the

get this crimp -- crick. crick. get this crick out of my neck. that's what i need. for classified documents? where does hunter even live? last time we checked it was malibu. pam from tennessee: think maybe all the classified documents dumped from biden's beach house are what killed all the whales washing up on the shore? they found a bunch of ukraine documents stuck in the whale's gullet. ted from michigan, biden won't take responsibility. one won't stop talking. we know who that. sydney, ohio, what happened with the oil in your driveway? no more oil stain. your suggestions work. now i need help with my neck. tucker is up neck. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. former british prime minister boar is johnson rolled into washington trying to sell law make ores on a new world war naturally as we told you last night we invited him on the show. boar resident johnson is a famously articulate man.

we are here at the francis crick institute, very - francis crick institute, very important for pharmaceuticalscause of the business conditions here.— ireland because of the business conditions here. that is a decision they announced _ conditions here. that is a decision they announced several _ conditions here. that is a decision they announced several months . conditions here. that is a decision i they announced several months ago. they are a fantastic company. we are disappointed that we lost out this time. and we agree with the fundamental case they are making, that we need our business taxation to be more competitive and we want to be more competitive and we want to bring business taxes down. but the only tax cuts we won't to consider are ones that are funded by borrowing, because they are not a real tax cut, they are just passing on the bill to future generations. all i would say is if you look at life sciences, we have £1 billion investment announced by biontech, moderna, by merck, other pharmaceutical companies, and we think we are in a strong position with the biggest life sciences com

thank you very much , michael thank you very much, michael crick and neil oliver. right.up, we have a japanese exclusive documentary to victims and whistleblowers about grooming gangs. that's coming up in three. hello again . so an exclusive gb hello again. so an exclusive gb news documentary about grooming gangsis news documentary about grooming gangs is going to be on in here night 8 pm. charlie peaches has spoken to victims and whistleblowers who have also been affected. let's take a look at the preview now. tomorrow at 8 pm, tune to in a gb news investigates documentary as we tell the full story of the grooming gang scandal. the child gloves are being stolen . we will gloves are being stolen. we will expose the cover ups that have kept this nation scandal under wraps for decades . not one wraps for decades. not one person is being held accountable. our investigation uncovers the true scale of this outrage. i want to see senior officials held legally to account on gb news grooming gangs. britain'sjoining me now gangs. britain's joining me now is charlie peters himself

so there are some people out there that are doing some great things with the seven days bob crick is doing a book on gainesville, i took malvern hill. it was the one that resonated most with me and it has some deep, meaningful implications further on down the road. so it was one of those things that i was lucky enough to realize. here's a story that hasn't been told yet. so working on that, definitely looking forward to that. you know, that is the last battle of the seven days and it's a very, very interesting battle. everybody is there, in other words. so i imagine that's going to be a two volume thing once the editors are done with it. all right. and the second question we always ask is something about either your work process or how you do your research or how you how you go out and find stuff. basically, besides what you're working on, what's your thought process when you're trying to put all of these works together? so again, we're going to start back over there. all right. well, you always believed as a historian, we need to go to the primary sources and i try to pull as many a

do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart?ill they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects our blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. the pacemaker shot and killed. a flooding disaster in oakland. tenants at an apartment complex don't know when they will be able to go home. once again, let's get an update on breaking news. power outage and these bay has impacted the airport. ryan curry joins us. that check, we heard from pg andy there were about 50,000 customers without power and that should be resort any minute. >> we've been checking the this half-hour, we know the number started around 50,000. that's now around 47,000. the latest number i have seen is the number is around 28,000. good amount of improvements. they did target where they wanted power restored. checking to see the progress. >> something will be monitoring. >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could

thank you very much , michael thank you very much, michael crick and neil oliver. right.up, we have a japanese exclusive documentary to victims and whistleblowers about grooming gangs. that's coming up in three. hello again . so an exclusive gb hello again. so an exclusive gb news documentary about grooming gangsis news documentary about grooming gangs is going to be on in here night 8 pm. charlie peaches has spoken to victims and whistleblowers who have also been affected. let's take a look at the preview now. tomorrow at 8 pm, tune to in a gb news investigates documentary as we tell the full story of the grooming gang scandal. the child gloves are being stolen . we will gloves are being stolen. we will expose the cover ups that have kept this nation scandal under wraps for decades . not one wraps for decades. not one person is being held accountable. our investigation uncovers the true scale of this outrage. i want to see senior officials held legally to account on gb news grooming gangs. britain'sjoining me now gangs. britain's joining me now is charlie peters himself

cindy crick. is joining us now from greenville, south carolina., what do you make state's case? you have cell phone information, a change of clothes and a little bit of motive testimony this week. >> thank you trey. i think state is doing what the state is supposed to be doing which is methodically laying a foundation for each piece of evidence they need to get in during the course of this trial. notal walkings exciting -- not always exciting or sexy but they have do it the one that is interesting that you mentioned. the issue of motive, i think that could be one of the more ab above pivotal issues this the case, state does not have to prove a motive. but a jury of 12 normal people will have a hard time wrapping their minds around idea that a local prominent attorney who used to be a prosecutor, decided one day to get off his sofa go to kennels put a bullet through the heads of his wife and son, and if the judge lets in the other evidence. financial potential crimes and son's son involvement in a criminal matter and an opioid addiction it may pain

chance to thank the chancellor and the people of germany for their help, they've stepped up and their cricks have been great, the leopard tanks being the latest example. we look forward to that discussion. reporter: was the president briefed on that? john: i'm not going to confirm press reporting. i'd refer you to d.o.e. i'm not going to confirm that reporting. reporter: was the president briefed on it? john: the president has been informed throughout the prosthoafsz whole of government effort to get to the roots of covid. reporter: was the president informed -- john: the president has been informed and kept apprised every step along the way. reporter: so he -- john: i didn't say that. the president has been kept informed. reporter: are they confident in the israeli government approach to the violence, how do they feel the israeli government is poised to handle this? john: i mentioned that in the opening statement. we know president herzog and prime minister netanyahu were quick out of the gates to condemn citizens taking the law into their own hand and providing security forces to the west

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do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart?l they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> in san francisco, love and live music were in the air at 4 tenderloin park. groups in the neighborhood worked to uplift those in the area. >> we thought how wonderful it would be if we infused the tenderloin with love songs for the residents and workers and people in the tenderloin that do not often have lungs love songs serenading them on any day, let alone valentine's day. >> organizers called the quartet of simultaneous performance is a musical valentine to the community. perfect weather for the quartet as they played along for people to listen to. the concrete concerts feature a range of physical styles from multiple musicians. how nice is that? >> yeah. >>> we had a bit of a shower that skirted through around 3:00 or so, and a bit of small hills i hope they wr

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music) - the double helix structure in dna was first revealed in 1953 by rosalind franklin, francis crick and james watson, and within a few decades, scientists discovered how to alter the dna of living organisms. but gene editing really took off around 2013 when scientists harnessed a molecular mechanism found in certain bacteria. this remarkable mechanism is called crispr-cas9 or crispr for short. crispr-cas9 contains an enzyme that serves as the bacteria's defense mechanism against viruses. when viruses infect the bacteria, the crispr machinery targets the specific section of dna. then the enzyme responds like a pair of scissors and literally cuts the virus's genetic code apart. scientists are now are harnessing this natural mechanism to target and precisely edit dna of numerous organisms. to find out how, i heading to a biotech lab in brooklyn, new york. i'm on my way to genspace, which is the world's first community biology lab. beth tuck is the director of science education at genspace. - we are an open access science lab. we're a community biology lab. - so you're telling me if i'm

but the crick down on descent took a turn for the worst in 2020. when lucas shank are highly disputed election to a fixed term trigger, the biggest anti government protest in bel every history after the unprecedented mass protest in 2020 look shantika decided to use terror against people, protesters and activists. to full health and people, one through reason, even now, every month, up to 100 people get detained after the brutality. luca shanker, successfully suppressed, and last movement, however, people have not forgiven what happened. many had to flee the country. so now a lot of activists are working abroad, being at the end of these repressive tactics have been in use for many years. however, before 2020, the regime didn't touch those who were not involved in politics. following the protest, ordinary barriers were suddenly getting detained and their families threaten to lloyd the young. what would you say, melissa? i spent 16 years studying to become an opera. singer. i wasn't interested in politics, but when it started to affect the lives of

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do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart?unny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> with so many high school students today facing emotional challenges, a popular college course has been revamped for teens with lessons in something most schools don't teach. how to be happy. kate snow has more on our series, kids under pressure. >> take a few more slow, deep breaths. >> this is not a typical science elective for high school seniors, meditating, writing wn wt they feel grateful for. at the noble and green oak school in boston, jennifer hamilton is teaching the science of happiness modeled after a curriculum first developed by yale professor laurie santos. >> when you're happy, you feel this happiness will last forever. >> her class was the most popular course ever taught at wral and now she's adapted it for teens. >> do you think students in your school are happy. >

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creation of new cells 70 years after the discovery of the structure of dna by scientists watson and cricks believed that significant information is transmitted between the chains of the molecule only if certain conditions are met , each of the chains consists of bricks, a tgz, complementarity is a rule that a on one chain should be clearly connected with m on the other chain, but mr. s. and due to such a clear separation, just the very only correct connection is formed that forms the double helix of maxim nikitin it took 9 years of experiments to prove that information can be transmitted and received not only by complementary, that is , matching chains, but also by those interactions that were previously considered insignificant. uh, with such a chaos of white noise , what i showed is just that if we have a not ideal couple, a very effective transfer of information can still happen, and it can go. with a cad, that is, in the end even those two chains that well should never be connected as a whole. here, in principle, they can transmit information through a large number of mediators, as su

we can go back to the wars between persia and the crick city states. you know, there's the big, far east, the wide to the dark, the also terry and east. it all comes back now. and they stated that the light, why it's a shiny place of, of the west. i since i work a lot in indiana to our markets. i know the stereotypes when it comes to the air up muslim, shakes, blackmailing to pul, western, or consumer all with 1972, our crisis. it's still a stereotype or evil russians who are mounting day and now has a weapon. now stephen rush of this wanted to, you know, since you mentioned your expertise in the energy field, i'm sure you've heard this recent. busy relations by seymour hersh, pulitzer prize winner about reportedly the american special services being behind on the explosions on the north stream pipelines. putting aside the morality of this issue, if we believe this a respectable journalist, why do you think the americans even needed to order something like that, or to execute something like that? because the europeans were already pretty disciplined in

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do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> some sad news tonight about bruce willis. his family announcing the 67-year-old actor has been diagnosed with a rare form of dementia. here is rehema ellis. >> yippee-cay-yay. >> reporter: bruce willis is one of hollywood's biggest stars, with blockbuster hits from the '80s and '90s. tonight a shocking update from his family about his health. in a statement late today, they said "bruce's condition has progressed, and we now have a more specific diagnosis, frontotemporal dementia, known as ftd." >> welcome to the party, pal! >> reporter: known for his "die-hard" action movies and thrillers like "sixth sense". >> how often do you see them? >> reporter: last year, willis' family revealed he was diagnosed with aphasia, that affected his ability to remember his lines, and the 67-year-old was stepping away fr

do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. watch closely for the second time in two weeks, thieves broke into the school and stole thousands of dollars worth of instruments, but the students decided they would find a way to perform and they did. abc seven news reporter answer. hassan has more. there's an old adage the show must go on. that's especially true for oakland school of the arts senior rosalind harris and i went to go look for my cello, and it just wasn't on the where i normally keep it. um and i went to the room. i'm like, does anyone know where my cello is? and they're like there was a break in this morning and then i was my heart sink. i was like, no, i've had my cello since i was 12 batman, rosalind played her final concert of her high school career. rented cello. i think any musician knows tha

the proxy terror group that has be operating and crick and pockets on every now and then from the north to the south and to go to the, to the west. and unfortunately, the, they are just killing innocent people that seem rather than, sorry. do you think that the do you think that the ttp, the pakistani taliban happened, emboldened by the taliban and taking over in afghanistan? it so very clear, very abuse that once it's all yvonne returned to power and i've got a son. they emboldened all such groups that whether you would call or die shot t t p r u t i am, i am youth, all terrorist groups who did present direct to the nobody in country they got involved and and now particularly the ttp is drawing inspiration as well from those because they probably want to emulate the african taliban model in buckets on. whereas the, they are really clear differences between the 2 countries. and i've gotten it from the valid bon were who did in the, in the population. they do support from within in buckets on it's not the case. you told us maybe the same, you know that this law mcculloch but here's the b

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