the crystal lets nearly all the light pastorate. it is the magic of crystals..hese reflections are completely natural. the church is life and light. these reflections allow the church to renew itself according to the exterior light. >> the architect inc. 20,000 pieces of crystal into this imposing concrete structure. a task that took 18 months to complete. once all the pieces of crystal were positioned, we poured the concrete into the panel and paid great attention to detail. touchisitors like to the crystal that is shaped like one of the d disciples. now to the town of 600 inhabitants that has one of the best glassware schools in france. you have to do your geometry homework, that is for sure. >> now we are going to weld a few together. pieces ofl be proroducing this quality, which is already quite something else. >> more and more students want to forge a career in glassware. almostber of places has doubled in two years. it is difficult and you need to be strong but i will not be discscouraged. these future glass workers are blowing winds of change into a somet

it's also really frustrating, because you can have a crystal that's working great and then a newer crystalm in i'm in i'm in." [ applause ] i guess when it comes to crystals, i'm like j-lo. i'm not fooled by the rocks that i got. [ cheers ] facts. astrology is another big thing that people believe in they'll use it for guidance, for support, even for an excuse. i mean, you can't be on trial for murder and say, "i plead not guilty, your honor because mercury was, like, totally in retrograde. [ laughter ] okay it wasn't my fault [ applause ]e. it wasn't even my fault. it's ridiculous! everyone gets so paranoid about mercury being in retrograde. like, fam, it's 48,000,000 miles away from earth. [ laughter ] i'm pretty sure you getting the flu has less to do with another planet and more to do with the fact that you made out with everyone at the office christmas party, emily retrograde please [ light laughter ] colonics is another big trend. y'all heard of this? colonics >> audience: yeah. >> lilly: let me tell you, that's where people try to cleanse their body from toxins by having a hose stuc

tillis: crystal ball ---- saba tells crystal ball ball tries toal pick the winners for the governors,ollege, house, and the state of the democratic primary race, which seems to be fast moving and changing. ofare part of the university virginia center for politics. i am based in washington, d.c. host: what is different for the super tuesday? for me, there is a lot more influx. you had two major candidates drop out in the last day. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. there is a real effort from democratic party leaders to send a message to voters that we want you to vote for joe biden. we think joe biden is the better option. we suggest you vote for him. klobuchar and buttigieg dropping out and endorsing biden suggests the threat democratic leaders feel from the sanders possible nomination. i'm not going to tell you they are necessarily right about that . that is what they are communicating. it seems to be having some effect. there have been late-breaking surveys that show biden doing great. states like virginia and north carolina seem like they were close in pulling. biden might win thos

we talked a while ago crystal, and we talked about how u.s. me, how i was handling it my circumstances. and i said you got to find purpose. both of your children, are looking down now. i believe it. because you have purpose. in your helping others. helping children. other sons and daughters. i know how hard it is to lose a child. i know the grief is overwhelming. you feel like you're being sucked into a black hole in her chest but no way out pretty just feel like you are being consumed. finding purpose, most people i speak to find, is something that will allow you to breathe again. finding work to get you up every morning, motivate you because you know how much it matters. i'm running for president. i want to make sure we have the leadership in washington is going to have your back and, i mean. it our national character will not abide standing by and not doing anything. while thousands of lives are cut short by gun violence in this country. as president, i promise you i will act. i have beaten nra before, twice. meaningful gun safety legislati

>making for some brisk conditions at the same 0.24 hours ago golden gate bridge looks really good crystal clear skies out there across the day right now we're in the 40's and 50's for your current temperatures with conditions out there definitely cool enough for a jacket this morning, although this afternoon you'll be able to shed the jacket and just enjoy what will be one of our clear and one of our calmer days of this forecast daytime highs rising well back into the 70's later today with clear skies in one of our clear swans of the rest of the week, i'm talking rain ahead still to come. robin let's check in on the commute starting off with a t the bay bridge trip into san francisco looking good right picking up just a little bit but. >>we haven't had any problems all morning for the westbound trip so clear to the maze. smooth on the upper deck 15 minutes off to fremont street traffic tracker and some more numbers and averages and you're freeways look great highway for 14 minutes, antioch to concord one on one easy at 26 minutes, san jose to menlo park. >>we in terry terry. we have never

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>>just to be crystal clear. i know there's a lot of fear out there just to be crystal clear nobody has tested positive for coronavirus as far as these 2 students they're not going into detail obviously for privacy laws, whether or not they come from the same family, but the bottom line is they will not return to school today until they are cleared by the health department for not even having been exposed to coronavirus so you will see the kids be dropped off in about an hour and a half from now and we will get reaction if you're waking up and getting your kids ready for school keep in mind that the school will smell fresh and clean today because they were very much busy over the weekend. back to you. >>all right, thank you very much will the new cases come as a national nursing union is warning hospitals they say are not prepared to handle the coronavirus the oakland base national nurses united says at least 124 health care workers, including 36 nurses had to go home after possibly being exposed to the virus fro

crystal, thanks for joining us.ell me about the circumstances you've heard of in which this situation of domestic violence is made worse because of the pandemic, because of the idea that people are at home? >> well, hi, ali. thank you so much for having me on today to talk about this important subject. so we know any situation that adds stress or financial strain can have an impact on survivors, particularly that the frequency and severity of their abuse can increase. we also know that the added layer of having to shelter in place with your abuser on a national scale like this is unprecedented. and so as you can imagine, the typical go-tos that survivors have for their safety plans are drastically different now that they're sheltering in place with their abuser. >> right, the typical go-tos are friends, family, and shelters. obviously, they all now present new difficulties, right? going, asking a friend or your family to take you in when they might have been sheltering in place and not exposing themselveses. and wha

when you're really going to notice us getting back to winter finally, but the golden gate bridge crystal clear right now that's the way we are all across the bay area and temperatures are climbing hayward livermore and palo alto each at 64 right now doubling in oakland at 63 degrees along with delay home while san francisco conquered and sam a tale also climbing into the 60's later today look for to temperatures in the 70's on average will be a sunny and warm separate super tuesday. next week though different temperatures cooling down and rainfall on the way. robin i'm tracking some super slow traffic and it's all because of an overturn accident that just clear this is in redwood city. >>northbound one o one at the what side exit this is where a truck flipped over lost its load. we have 3 lanes shut down so that's out of your way clear just a few minutes ago, but the backup is still there so north one oh one is crawling through redwood city menlo park palo alto it spilling back up through the south bay mix again with the heavy traffic leaving san jose. a whopping 87 minutes to make it fr

have a nice day by billy crystal.rformed by justin and, billy crystal, rachel, darrell, christopher, and a full cast. [applause]. [inaudible]. john ready and johnny keller. [applause]. and it goes to random house audio. [applause]. >> you guys-hear an audiobook land. the finalist for original work are, evil eye, narrated by nick, bernard white. i. [inaudible]. narrated by stephanie bentley, carolyn and henry and cristiano, and wilson. nevertheless,. [applause]. samantha, donlon, rachel, mary caroline smith, jacky rosen, francesca, samantha greene, rachel wyden, emily. carol. performed by crystal. [background sounds]. lisa, rachel, donna, nicole, caitlin, aaron, karen, francesca, megan, carol schneider, larry joe daniels and gary stein. [applause]. seven days, music at the renfrew spy marcus and narrated by him. >> and the audie goes to eli. [applause]. summa presenting next is another of our celebrity is our air, his first book in audiobooks therefore it but how to salute your soul in america it was just published las

>>well robin lots of sunshine out there today really our last day with these crystal clear skies thaten so much of lately. tomorrow we're still going up some blue, but a few clouds in there too temper on looks great as we've been saying all morning long and will continue to see through the rest of the day today as for tomorrow our second best days still nice and warm just a couple of clouds out there really similar to today come thursday, some more cloud cover a friday leading into saturday or cooler temperatures and saturday itself bringing some isolated showers to the bay area snowfall in the sierra nevada on saturday. so that will definitely make for some slick roadways put some good skiing conditions sunday we take a breather before this happens next week monday tuesday wednesday thursday on into friday all bringing potential of rain a very active long-range forecast ahead of us. so time to get the rain jackets back out get back into winter gear because we are definitely looking at a big switch up from what we've gotten used to as for today though stay and spring mode because it s

looking out there at the golden gate bridge, definitely a stark difference from yesterday when it was crystal clear. >>this morning, a pretty grave you as low clouds hover across the bay area in general so it is a great start to the morning skies introduce some bits of brightness later on this morning that it will be some sunny skies later just wait a bit for it that's going help to keep temperatures down the school marine air pushing in across the bay area is going to have a noticeable effect on temperatures now this morning, we're not much different than yesterday temperature wise right now we're in the 40's and 50's that's where we were yesterday too but as we make our way into the afternoon this is when you're going to notice, it's still a comfortable day. but it's by no means toasty like yesterday was 60's for most of us now and barely low 70's for spots in the south and inland east bay. >>rob all right. thank you john over to the bay bridge. the trip into san francisco will be packed, it is backed up through the bottom of the maze through the tolls up the incline you'll get a break west

have a nice day by billy crystal performed by justin garza, and after bending, billy crystal, rachelge, darrell hammond, krista jackson, kevin kline and a fool cast. "puss in boots" performed by jim nails, mark aldrich, nick sullivan, brian holden, meredith engle be, lynn north, john brady and johnny heller. the audie awards goes to random house audio for "angels in america". [applause] >> you guys have fun in audiobook land. the finalist for original works are. >> original work. evil i. narrated by nick toasty, bernard white and rita wolf. i eat men like air narrated by elizabeth fair, lawfully ever after, by stephanie bentley and miranda ray, narrated by stephanie bentley, henry kaiser, and aaron wilson. nevertheless we persist. by samantha macleod, rachel jan eddie, mary caroline smith, jackie rosen, francesca amari, rachel wiseman, k e white, beverly lawrence, carol schneider. performed by crystal lewis, emily barrett, suzanne -- madeleine blakely, lisa planner, carly robbins, nicole sends arata, caitlin keller, karen white. carol schneider. lori joe daniels and carrie stein. 7 d

beautiful, she was able to be with us, she loved the statue, her family they were in awe, and it was a crystallizing moment the. catherine johnson, regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be a part of west virginia state university forever. and so today, her story is inspiring people all around the world. in fact it is said that catherine liked to count everything. when she was young, she counted rocks in the yard, she counted the steps to church, she counted everything she could get her mind around in and her hands on. when we dedicated the statue to her, in 2018 for her 100th birthday, i told catherine that i knew something that she could not count, and that was a number of people that she has inspired. so that is a catherine johnson story, and it was my hope that the young men and women of all races and all economic backdrops, we'll take more time to learn about this incredible american icon. that >> coming up on c-span 3 and iowa state university class, on the history of women's works in family farms. >> next on lectures in history, iowa state university professor carmen bain teac

clear all because you know it's crystal clear on the screen not 8 metres away and got going through and that's an advantage but on the other hand what we are focusing on in our research is that creative and knowledge intensive process is in it is a business they need a new nest of people that can work in the same men are online and in digital of meeting rooms and therefore we are missing something so we to the day we had with my research us virtual lunch break where everybody said in front of his camera and ate something and trying something and that's a lot of the same you have you cannot achieve the knowledge transfer between video screens you need the near miss off persons and write it in some on the less intense processes we have 75 percent of most runs throughout i socialise ation by personal meeting between persons and not you know what all of this is all for how do you think this will fundamentally change the way that we work will more people stay with working from home permanently. i don't think so i think some tasks can be done remotely and some other tasks will need a pers

bill and marries crystal kierien. she's divorced with five kids.ife had thrown crystal a curveball and keith was right there to catch it. >> young guy, marries a woman with five children. >> yeah... >> five of you. >> five of us >> how old were you when they got married? >> i think i was about five. >> what kind of a father was he? >> if i could be half the man he was i'd be a success. he was the best. >> and so were his wheels. >> one of my first memories takes place in the corvette. me and my two brothers climbed in the back, and he gave us a ride. >> meanwhile, chevy is working up big changes for the corvette, changes that will have profound consequences for this "strange inheritance" story. in 1968, the stingray body style takes on a kind of pre-'70s vibe. some folks love the new vettes. some hate them. either way, those earlier corvettes quickly become collectibles, and the '67, the last of the old body styles, would become the ultimate. >> those cars are regarded today as some of the most desirable and valuable corvettes of all time. >> keith

i have crystals. >> those definitely work. >> all right! >> i was joking about the crystals. they won't work either. >> so, can you tell me literally one good piece of news? >> i'm happy to, and the answer is this will pass. the key right now is you can go outside, you can go for a run, even see friends, but keep that distance a bit. and you will be okay -- >> hey, i heard there's a doc who has a vaccine. >> what? how did you -- >> i need to get my hands on that vaccine. >> how did you get in here. >> shouldn't costta get sister dibs? ( talking at the same time ) >> everyone, get off. this is my interview. go. leave. >> whatever. >> i will give you -- ( talking at the same time ) >> okay, guys, i have to run. >> trevor: thank you so much, jaboukie, when we come back, we'll be talking to the governor of california about what he's doing to help fight coronavirus. gavin newsom is o "the daily distancing show" right (vo) at sprint, our priority is keeping our customers, employees, and communities safe. during these uncertain times we want you to get the great service you expect w

would never do that i don't know for sure donald trump either but you can we let blind here we go crystal ball saying she will leave it blank in november what an absolute hack this is a really great example of why the privilege inaction with all that on the line crystal ball one of the biggest grifters on the scene is using her platform to advocate for trump's reelection just wear a maggot hat and be done with it the behind the scenes soap opera playing out in the democratic party the woman has been a gift to a lot of the us news coverage who are starring suggestions that support for saunders only helped trump get reelected the vermont senator's backers addicting and accusing his critics of being well more than a little self-serving. i will absolutely not a full vote for biden when they try to get into it by saying you must be privileged not to be impacted by trump's policies remember they're trying desperately to hang on to their privileges which they will never ever extend to you the d.n.c. may have just gone triumph reelected make no mistake of biden who is totally demented excites no

crystal sk skidmore. around 121,000 children were adopted. 3.1 million unintended pregnancies ended in birth. nstead of giving up hope or having an abortion, crystal looked to jesus and chose life child. she protects her son's name when she shares her story. y the grace of god, she still has a close relationship with him and his adoptive family. those who soar on wings angels. of has described the miracle a -- her son and it says, today made, within the womb inside of me, my precious little son. day you changed me. see.hrough your eyes i i want your eyes to look at the me. things as i look around the world. i think it's safe here for my son.ous little sadly i know the answer is no. so i dropped down to my knees, i jesus, help me. where are the smiling faces for your new eyes to see? world, not hear in my if i die, they may never see. i can only protect you for a while you are safe inside me. so i search for smiling, happy for your brand new eyes to see. again, i ask jesus to help me love this life inside

we do have out there is definitely some conditions that will be very sunny today, one of our last crystal clear days before what is generally a cloudy are forecast ahead of us you can see the golden gate bridge out here in the distance, no fog whatsoever skies remaining nice and clear throughout the course of the day today as far as temperatures go right now we're hanging out in the 40's and 50's alameda, you're at 54 redwood city of 48 berkeley at 55 look at timber on 62, so very mild start to the day and you subtract some winds from yesterday still breezy enough, but not nears brisk of a start to the morning as what we did have for your monday. so this is definitely good news for those of you stepping outside just that touch more comfortable for this tuesday morning by the time we work into the afternoon day time highs still back in the 70's for bayside in inland areas another beautiful one and i feel like the sunshine definitely get out there and vote but also just get out there and enjoy the day today because the rest of your forecast not a sunny and we've got ample chances of rain co

clear yesterday colonel manning is crystal clear the national guard is clear i have a job to do which is to protect you the people of ireland and that's what we're doing. and i wish governor cuomo all the best with the crisis he has on his hands florida's taken a similar approach the state governor the result of the 2 week quarantine for anyone traveling from new york the highway checkpoints have been set up to screen drivers arriving from the north. lawyer and former candidate for the new york city council explained how the containment measures are working. the governors are trying to you know use the laws in the way they can to protect their citizenry under the c.d.c. i'd also public health was states our own law. to let's say. stop other citizens from coming into order under this sort of the solid health emergency and you are able to do that at the same time what you want the governor to she singled out new york license plate once she changed and said anybody coming in we're going to check. you know post or acting on. everybody she's allowed to do fire or the bad. mexico has declar

and it was a crystallizing moment that katherine johnson regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be a part of west virginia state university forever. and so today her story is inspiring people all around the world. in fact, it is said that katherine liked to count everything. when she was younger, she counted rocks in the yard, she counted the steps to church. she counted everything she could get her mind around and her hands on. when we dedicated this statue to her in 2018 on her 100th birthday, i told katherine that i knew something that she could not count and that was the number of people that she's inspired. so that is the katherine johnson story and it is my hope that young men and women of all races and all economic backdrops will take more time to learn about this incredible american icon. >>> coming up, an iowa state university class on the history of women's work on family farms. that's followed by the legend and legacy of amelia earhart and theories of what might have happened to her. and then a 1974 film on the impact of women in the navy. and african-americ

where'd crystal go? when crystal comes up, she's a youth commissioner. any way, i'm here to take a pledge, but before i do -- >> speak louder. >> i want to mention a piece that i feel like hasn't been mentioned. using social media as a tool to do harm is still hurtful. that's not acceptable, either. we need to make sure that when we come together as a community, we do it, like, wholeheartedly, and we do it across all things that we can connect with. that includes school, social media, and anywhere you encounter people. including the park, i heard mentioned. so let's not hurt other young people outside that day just because they happened to be in the neighborhood when something bad happened. with that, i pledge to support cross cultural education wherever i can, and i'm definitely going to push on the elected officials out here to make sure that there is accountability systems in place and everybody does think that they have a voice. [applause] >> hi, everyone. this is joyce lam from the chinese progressive association. what we saw, an elderly man doing w

brisk feel to temperatures too so yeah, it's cool, it's breezy as you're getting outside it may be crystal clear no rainfall you can see the golden gate bridge is in clear view but we do have those winds they are going to be contending with skies there you go satellite radar backing up what i just told you about how clear it is out there as you are stepping outside definitely anticipate a cool feel to what you're going to be stepping into. >>as temperatures right now are in the 40's and 50's really not that bad of a start to the morning but then you add in these winds to the mix and with 20 mile per hour wind gusts in areas like san francisco santa rosa and fairfield yeah it is feeling a little bit frigid out their side recommend just getting that extra layer on and stay nice and cozy on this monday morning temperatures may be in the 40's and 50's to start but look at where will be a already by noontime temperatures rising back up into the low to mid 60's by noon by the time we work our way into the afternoon we're talking returning to 70's haven't seen those in a couple of days for many o