>> her name is crystal because they named her after crystal meth. both died when she was 11. they died within six months of each other from aids, from drug use. at one point, around 13, she was abducted by a man and he kept her hostage, captor and a chicken coop. sexually assaulted her. she managed to escape. eventually ended up down here in baytown with her grandmother and paternal aunt. >> crystal eventually ended up living with her cousins family and somehow clawed her way back from the abuse she suffered as a child which could explain others photos and videos crystal took with her own daughter. she may have wanted the world to see just how much her own little girl was loved, wanted, and protective. >> when i think of crystal, think of loving. she was very loving and a hard worker. those of the two things i think of. >> it was jade's parents who introduce crystal to her eventual husband steve. >> my dad has been friends with steve, childhood friends, since forever. i've always grown up around steve. >> tell me about steve. who do you remember? >>

so the crystal structure has the x 3 formula. and like each component is the sort and i the element for molecule. one of the most common combinations in the structure is methyl ammonium as the a on the corners. the metal lots for be in the center and the chloride or iodide as the ex, which foam around the metal. but there's quite a vast range of materials that can be used and combined. and it's quite wild how easily these can be put together. oh, this is 11 fine and but before we do that, security 1st as we are going to up with toxic flat with one of these. all right, it's good to go look at it. like i mentioned that it was okay. time to get in our base materials, matthew mixes methyl ammonium, chloride, and let i o die too late to create or abs for you. crystal structure, by the way, everything happens in these boxes so that no water or oxygen comes in contact with our precious peroxide. so what is now the advantage of these materials compared to silicon? so i believe that one of the main advantages of prostate or silicon as mat

and that drives the, the crystallization. the method that matthew is using his cold spin coating, but perhaps kind soto sales can also be directly printed onto surfaces using similar processes to those useful printing newspapers. another method is yvette parades and perhaps guides onto surfaces. spin coatings usually takes place in the lab environment and it can be tedious. matthew accidentally dropped the glass, not a big problem in the lab environment, but for commercial production, this is not viable. matthew gives it a 2nd try and this time everything works. after the spin coating it goes onto a heating plate and the darkening shows us that the crystals are being formed. it works the same way as when sold water evaporates and you start to see the salt. there are sales like this one here, which are only made out of rough guide, but in many cases there's a silicon layout beneath the of the sales i quote 10 themselves and look like this . right now they are the most promising candidates when it comes to increasing the effici

please welcome billy crystal! always a pleasure to have you here. and thank you for helping cure my cousin micki of her fear of pumpernickel. that was very nice of you. [ laughter ] >> that was so much fun. >> jimmy: when we talked about it you're like, "she's not going to believe this." >> we started doing right before you left to japan. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i said, i know it's april 1st and i'm on the show, is there a prank we can do? and i wasn't familiar with what you've tortured her with in the past. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> so we talked about this narcolepsy idea. "i can do that." so on, so forth. "but she's not going to believe this." >> jimmy: yes, she will. [ laughter ] >> she is delightful. and it was a lot of fun. >> jimmy: she is delightful. a lot of fun for us. are you a prankster in general? >> once in a while. you know, the worst one -- well, actually, it was the best one. you say the worst. it was the most difficult one. years ago, years ago, we were shooting "throw mama from the tra

in on the thermal luminescence itself in what it entails, we need have an atomic scale look. in crystals, there are imperfections and defects that extend to the orbital structure of electrons and as radiation is absorbed by the crystal, electrons can become trapped in these defects instead of just moving up and... orbit as they gain energy. think of these defects as half orbits that the electrons are trapped in, but as you heat up the artifact and the electrons gain some energy, they can break free from their trap and get back down to their original position, their original orbit if you will. in the process, some energy is released in the form of photons that are detected and based on their energy level, we can use it to date our sample. the thermo refers to the heating of our sample for the electrons to gain energy and the luminance refers to the light that is emitted as a result of the electrons releasing energy as they come back to their original place in orbit. so to recap, this is the... that we need to calculate if we want to get to the number uh which is the age of our ancient art

say hi to this crystal struct. chuckhorn is pearl skies. it promises improvements to solar cells that are almost too good to be true. but why would you believe this all the cells? well, for sconces, the regular solar cells, you know, i made with silicon and they actually quite inefficient. converting some light into energy only about 20 to 25 percent of sunlight can be captured on a commercial size, but that silicon needs to be mine. and purified in energy intensive processes that require more than 1000 degree celsius of heat. if you want to know more on this, we have a full video on that. here, i bought a new material called corrupt cut live actually be able to solve all of this to understand why they asked us to peer out to you a spend that silicon. so i went here the, how much sent home in building they've been researching postcards as set up solving materials for about a decade. hey, how are you doing? good. and this is the guy in charge of the research and steve, i even said world records for the most efficient pulse guide solar cells.

the principle in thermoluminescent stating is that certain mineral crystals trap electrons. with their structure as they are exposed to radiation, particularly galactic radiation that accumulates over time and is absorbed to different degrees at different depths of the earth, but we are mainly concerned with artifacts that are made up of certain mineral crystals like ceramic or some types of rock, especially ones that have come into contact with fire, like pottery or bricks, as the fire had zeroed all thermoluminescence properties that the substance might have accu. estimulated over time and makes it a lot easier to date, but to zero in on the thermoluminescence itself, and what it entils, we need have an atomic scale look. in crystals, there are imperfections and defects that extend to the orbital structure of electrons and as radiation is absorbed by the crystal, electrons can become trapped in these defects instead of just moving up in orbit as they gain energy. think of these defects as how. off orbits that the electrons are trapped in, but as you heat up the artifact and the elect

glassware whose quality is crystal clear.sit to waterford. >> reporter: every glistening piece of waterford crystal that ends up on a table begins in a fire. what starts as a molten mixture soon takes on any number of shapes. transformed into glasses and vases, buckets, bowls. one-of-a-kind sculptures and championship trophies. it's a painstaking process refined over centuries, which the company claims makes its crystal a cut above the rest. >> if there is even the slightest flaw in a waterford, it's smashed. we never do second. so there is no room for error in waterford. we are luxury. with luxury, expect the finest crystal in the world. >> reporter: emily brophy is the marketing manager for waterford. founded in 1783, in waterford e ireland, the country's oldest city. >> a lot of people know waterford the name. i am not sure if they realize it's a place. >> absolutely. it's interesting. i had some visitors here a couple of weeks ago and they said, it's cool that the city named itself after the crystal. so we can't claim tha

today, the owner of a crystal atom can become the owner of a crystal owl, although i still don’t reallyquestion was raised for the viewers themselves. attention to the screen. hello dear, these are my cacti. plants are very interesting, what can be done from them. but at the end of the twenties of the last century, they began to make things from cacti that are related to the items that i collect. the effect that the new product has, compared to traditional products, is sometimes still considered unsurpassed, and i also really like it. in addition, there is an opportunity to save money, because the service life of products increased several times. dear experts, what did people start making from cacti 100 years ago? for an urgent response, mr. presenters. please, who? needles, yes, and now, attention, the correct answer, attention to the screen, i collect cromophones, from cactus thorns, they used to make gramophone needles, all you have to do is listen. cactus needles give a special sound to this work. alexander masyagin 4:3. eighth round. any question, it’s a pity your captain doesn’t r

and yes, size matters. now work with diameter 200 mm is an opportunity to place more crystals on oned several such wafers cover the annual need of a conventional machine-building plant. the size of the elements on the chip is an even more unique characteristic: world leaders in production reach unimaginable indicators of 4.6 nnom, belarusians so far feel confident at 0.35 micrometers, while for skeptics, the same china is actively buying belarusian chips. the clean area is the main one. humidity and air circulation, triple cleaning, somewhere like here, exclusively yellow light, graphite floor everywhere, oddly enough, but the main threat to product technology is the person himself, the carrier of dust and static electricity. integral clearly understands its technological capabilities and precisely positions itself in the market. the company will not be able to produce telephone gadgets in the coming decades, and does not intend to, another niche since the times of the union, with a margin of reliability and phenomenal capabilities in terms of use from -60 to +125. until now , a sign

checking on the score, still won all between crystal palace and manchester city.anchester city. city checking on the score, still won all between crystal palace and manchester city. city are checking on the score, still won all between crystal palace and manchester city. city are looking checking on the score, still won all between crystal palace and manchester city. city are looking to go back to the top of the premier league. i will be back with another update in the next hour. see then. goodbye. junior to australia next. 0ver goodbye. junior to australia next. over 150 goodbye. junior to australia next. 0ver150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. people have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there's been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. it's important to note that flood levels in some of the

the clean zone is the main area where wafers are created and crystals are then placed on them. the maximum frequency class is one - these are strict, almost ultimatum requirements for temperature , humidity and air circulation, triple purification, somewhere, like, for example, here there is exclusively yellow light. and graphite everywhere floor. strange as it may seem, the main threat to product technology is man himself, the carrier of dust and static electricity. integral clearly understands its technological capabilities and precisely positions itself in the market. the enterprise will not be able to produce telephone super gadgets in the next decades, and does not intend to. another niche since the time of the union with a margin of reliability and phenomenal capabilities according to the conditions of use from -60 to +125. until now , a significant share of products with dual-use markings for russia are automotive, avionics, space, nuclear energy, communications and... within 2 years, the next bar to be taken will decrease and reach the level of 18-25 nm. these are the d

in crystal control there are only girls. 3.0 24 plates per plate.brain boil in 2 minutes during a shift, i tested it on myself. there will be a number of more checks electronic already on functionality. now the integral is expanding. investment incentive, union program of targeted loans. moscow for enhanced pumping of belarusian microcircuits, expand production, move to level 0.35, technological level, we already have it, but we are introducing additional options, this will allow us additional technological options, this will allow us to actually develop and launch new products on the market , which at the moment we cannot produce a two-in-one project - this is an increase in volumes. new line will allow us to bring crystal production to the production of tens of thousands of wafers every month, and new samples, technologically fresh serial numbers will be received within 2 years. the next level to be taken will decrease and reach the level of 18-25 nm. these are design standards, right now, according to which they actually work, well, probably, acc

we are in the crystal city, the crystal city has been making such beauty in... centuries, look at zakhare, look at the bells, listen, lenochka, you have glasses, come on, what if the musicians play on our flowerpots, what happens is the kingdom of crystal, the kingdom of glass. not some kind of looking glass, think about it, it is a sarce of the beauty of a fairy tale, on the mountain there is a birch tree, on the mountain mountain there is a birch tree, a river flowed, oh yes, a river flowed, oh yes the river. the river was flowing , the river was flowing, the water was cold, oh yes , the water was cold, oh yes, you can’t, you can’t, brothers, you can’t, you can’t take water , you can’t take it, you can’t scoop it up from an old cossack, you can’t scoop it up from an old cossack, from an old man on the mountain-mountain birch, on the mountain-mountain birch, the river flowed, oh yes, the river flowed , oh, kalinochka’s berry is pecking, oh, he’s small, oh, he’s small, he’s snacking on a little one, he ’s snacking on a raspberry, eh-oh, they flew to the nightingale, oh, they flew to the

fused together. a - single crystals, b. anti-crystals.ly a large number of small crystals fused together. okay, alexandra, what do you think? me too answered with, based on the fact that the prefix means a lot, that is, many small crystals were saved, it turned out to be poly crystals, by and large, there was no need to even deal with single crystals, anti-crystals, it was enough to read, hear, see this prefix field to understand that this is a composite of something from some set. the correct answer to our question, option c, is polycrystals. fifth question: perpendicular to a plane drawn from a certain point, skipping any inclined to... this plane drawn from the same point, please fill in this blank, option a is less, b is equal, c is more, time, gleb, let’s say, a plane is this area, well half, yes, gorgeous. which means perpendicular - this is, let’s say, a beam of light that falls from a lamp, which is exactly at a right angle of 90°, onto the floor, which means inclined - this is a beam of light from the same point, let’s say some s

so when you see ice crystal clouds, the reason they're ice crystals, because they're, you know, wellhe freezing zone. and they're oops, went away. and they're usually indicative because they're up high. they're more caught up in the jet stream. so it's an indication that there is weather out in the pacific in these ice crystal clouds caught up in the upper level, winds moving freely or more freely from the friction of the planet because it's up high away from topography, they come in ahead. and so in the old days, if you were a fisherman or in a frontiersman, you would look at that and you go, oh, weather change, right? and that doesn't mean the case this right now because it's not winter. but in the winter when you see those high crystal clouds, ice crystal clouds, cirrus, cirrus clouds, that often means a change in the weather. in this case, it doesn't. but i still think they're beautiful clouds. and the temperatures today did warm. they were very pleasant. we got up to 78 in menlo park, so touching on 80 degrees. novato is 75 as we go to tomorrow. so same thing. we're going to jus

liverpool were defeated by crystal palace and arsenal lost 2—0 to aston villa at home.t defeat in the league since new year's eve. arsenal could have returned to the top of the table, but remain in second, two points behind manchester city. leon bailey and ollie watkins scored villa's goals inside the final ten minutes at the emirates stadium. that gives them a three point cushion in fourth. arsenal saw their title push unravel at around the same time last season, and they also have to win at bayern munich on wednesday to stay in the champions league. we should have scored three, four, five goals and it would have been a completely different game. as we mentioned, liverpool lost 1—0 to crystal palace — it's their first premier league home defeat since october 2022. their loss at anfield comes three days after a 3—0 defeat to atalanta at home in the first leg of the europa league quarterfinals. the loss was at the hands of crystal palace�*s eberechi eze�*s who's 14th—minute goal was the only one of the match. head coach oliver glasner said he enjoyed watching his side re

crystal. we've got crystal clear skies. >> love to hear it. i love around that 75 and sunny that's perfect and new at 730, california has unveiled a new plan to counter anti-semitism. >> in this plan, governor gavin newsom says california will use four new strategies to combat hatred towards the state's jewish population. these include supporting and protecting jewish communities, addressing and preventing anti-semitism, and all hate and violence, uplifting jewish heritage and building mutual understanding and advancing equity and countering discrimination. governor newsom says he will continue to engage the legislature in discussing about shared priorities to address anti-semitism, and so we can make it happen. >> no matter what, in any shape or form, anywhere in san francisco. >> so san francisco, finding a way to celebrate its marijuana culture after canceling its largest annual cannabis event and spring restaurant week kicks off today in san francisco, the deals some businesses are offering with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the

bailey in our newsroom tonight. >> crystal. thank you. we still have not heard if charges will be filed against the protesters who demonstrated on monday on the golden gate bridge and on interstate 880, in oakland, san francisco and alameda county. district attorneys each say they are reviewing case information. and you'll remember more than three dozen people were arrested for those protests that stopped traffic for hours. happening now two groups are expected to protest a debate tonight on the uc berkeley campus. a live picture for you here. as people are gathered outside the hall where that debate is set to take place, it is all over the war between israel and hamas, and it appears that things are pretty peaceful right now. although this debate will get underway in just about 30 minutes. inside, evan hall, author and pro-palestinian activist marc lamont hill will debate mosab hassan yousef. he is known as the son of hamas, the son of one of hamas founder who defected to israel. and there was a pro-palestinian rally on the ca

crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news. >> crystal, thank you. ktvu has now confirmed that san francisco supervisor aaron peskin will indeed run for mayor peskin, confirming tonight that he will file paperwork later this week on friday and make an official announcement at portsmouth square on saturday. now, the board of supervisors president claims that his political experience and community connections would help lead him and lead the city through recovery. he also says he wants to focus on plans to address homelessness, the drug crisis and affordable housing. peskin served two terms as supervisor from 2000 to 2009, and was elected again in 2015. he joins a growing list of people challenging mayor london breed for her mayoral post. all right. think you're good enough to go pro? coming up, how you can play ball with the oakland ballers this weekend. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, sexual assault charges have been dropped against a member of the san francisco sheriff's oversight board. plus, there are some new allegations tonight against the

crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> crystal. thank you. new at 730 tonight, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for the owner of a safe that was found during a traffic stop. deputies say they pulled over a driver and found the safe right inside the car. they're now looking for its owner. authorities say a loaded ghost gun and drug related items were also recovered from inside that vehicle. the two people in the car were arrested on drug charges, the other one on drug charges, the other for being a convicted felon in possession of that loaded ghost gun. lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are getting behind a new package of bills to combat organized retail theft. ktvu s henry lee explains how, if passed, it would punish retail thieves differently. >> as you guys know, our retailers have gone many years and have been asking for the help, and i think that's what we're here to do today. >> a bipartisan push in sacramento to crack down on organized retail theft. politicians from both sides of the aisle are working togeth

our crystal bailey is here now with more on what's being done about it. crystal. well heather, the latest incident happened just yesterday. >> and today the muralist tells us his work has been vandalized so many times. security cameras had to be installed. it's just another occasion that shows how the war across the globe is contributing to tensions here at home. muralist and cultural activist chris gazzaley says he painted his pro-palestinian mural on his friend's building in noe valley about five months ago. >> it was painted to raise awareness about what's happening. i put up the names of the companies that are profiteering from this, from the war on gaza, he says. >> the mural stands as a reminder of the families who have been killed in gaza on monday, after the sixth time it's been vandalized. he's covering a swear word with a sticker and sharing his disappointment. >> yeah, it hurts like to see it get vandalized, but it's nothing compared to the pain that my people are going through in gaza. >> it's happened so many times. security cameras were installed thi

crystal bailey is here now with reaction. crystal. well reverend cecil williams spoke out against injustice, leading with compassion and kindness to pursue equality for people from all walks of life. >> now the faith based activist pastored and grew glide memorial methodist church in the tenderloin, known for providing resources to marginalized communities and people in need. he fought alongside angela davis and the black panthers for social justice, even if it meant jail time. he was an advocate for the poor and disenfranchized, he told ktvu back in 2019 on his 90th birthday. he does it all for love. >> what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. never, never, never. >> and even though cecil was 94 and he lived a long and beautiful and impactful life, nothing takes away that sting of knowing that he is gone now. >> in a statement by governor gavin newsom, he calls cecil a visionary leader who offered refuge and support to all who e

crystal, what about that idea of bringing in the national guard?hat does the sheriff say about that? >> well, the sheriff was very adamant that he thinks this is an internal issue, and he does not think the national guard is necessary at this time. >> all right, crystal bailey, thank you. new at 730 tonight, a marin county judge denied bail for a man accused of assaulting someone at the islamic center of north marin, 48. year-old david jonathan margoliash pleaded not guilty to using pepper spray on a person at the center in novato last month. police said. at the time of the attack, margoliash was carrying a bag with a gun inside. the judge said it was too soon to release him and said his next hearing for april 22nd. advocates say that anti-semitic incidents have climbed to the highest number ever recorded in the u.s. with the bay area also seeing an alarming spike. the anti-defamation league says northern california saw 502 incidents, up more than 200% from 20 2298 incidents of vandalism that includes the windows that were smashed at the smitten ic

crystals fused together., that is, many small crystals have grown together, resulting in a polycrystal. by and large, there was no need to even understand single crystals; it was enough to read, hear, see this prefix field to understand that it is a composite of something, a set of some kind. correct the answer to our question, option c: polycrystals. fifth question: a perpendicular to a plane drawn from a certain point, a blank, any inclined to this plane drawn from the same point, please fill in this blank. option a - less, b. equal to c greater time gleb, let's say the plane is this area, and well, the floor is gorgeous, yes, which means the perpendicular is and let's say a beam of light that falls from a lamp, which, well, exactly at a right angle of 90°. it's not at a right angle, it's the hypotenuse, but well in general, and some even the original schools, that the hypotenuse is always larger than the legs of a right triangle. so that's why and so and well that's what i was guided by, what is your answe

but as you can see, skies are crystal clear. than we can say for a lot of areas along the path of the eclipse. unfortunately, austin, texas, indianapolis, indiana, buffalo, new york, some of her cloudier spots. if you do have family that made their way up to new hampshire, vermont or maine, you've got the optimal conditions kind of like we do back here in the bay area with their crystal clear skies for our partial coverage that we will be seeing later on this morning. so skies are clear from the coast to our inland areas up to the sierra. really nothing getting in the way anywhere across the bay area. that's where we're going to stay today with crystal clear conditions, not a cloud in the sky. well, into the afternoon today. as for what we have extended the rest of the week, some of her first 80's of this forecast this year. and that will be wednesday into thursday for a lot of our inland areas. just when you thought that that wintry feel was done, it does make its return later on this week. and after quite the warm-up midweek b

also looking crystal clear on this eclipse monday, right? okay. so you're looking at one of the many sideshows that took over the streets across the bay area this weekend. this one happened on the bay bridge. >> and resulted in 2 people being arrested. sara stinson walks us through what happened at each of the sideshows. >> a spree of sideshows across the bay area cause widespread disruption and chaos. the first began at 11 saturday night in menlo park. police say more than 100 cars blocked the intersection of willow road and new bridge street. they say around 200 people gathered there to watch cars to doughnuts. it escalated when police responded. people begin kicking and jumping on the hood of an officer's patrol car has more officers responded. the crowd left the area. no one was injured and no arrests were made. another sideshow could be seen around 30 minutes later by stanford in palo alto. dozens of people watched as cars took over the intersection of coyote hill and page mill roads. police have not confirmed if any arrests were made. illega

the crystal thoughts book is a collection of questions that teenagers and young people have in several different fields. in this work, religious questions are asked in the language of a teenager, and the answer is simple and well-reasoned form suitable for juvenile literature. the answer is that the literature of this book is juvenile literature, which means that after the questions and answers were prepared, this book was presented to an expert who is familiar with juvenile literature and wrote the text of this book in a language that is suitable for juveniles. they say hijab is not a bad thing , but there is no order in islam, it is obligatory for women, that is, it is a matter of taste and help. is this true? smart teenager. this is true if there is no instruction in our religious sources about the obligation of hijab be however, since the time of the prophet (peace be upon him) until now , wearing the hijab has been mandatory. we have evidence for its existence both in the qur'an and in the tradition. each volume of this book, which is written in a concise and small volume , is ded

i've been speaking to the drag performer crystal — one of the two people mr fox has been ordered to payel damages to. also coming up on the world today: is this the new normal? scientists say climate change made deadly flooding in the gulf more intense — and warn it could become more common. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. the former hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has had one of his convictions for rape overturned by new york's highest court on the basis that he did not receive a fair trial. it's ordered a new hearing. weinstein will remain in prison for a separate conviction for rape. emma vardy begins our coverage. when one of the most powerful men in hollywood was charged with rape, it led to an outpouring over a culture of sexual assault and misogyny experienced by women around the world. a number of actresses came forward, accusing harvey weinstein of forcing them into sex, saying they'd been afraid to speak out, because of his ability to make or break careers. but now the rape conviction against harvey weinstein that sparked the

today and i think it's crystal clear that the country believes — it's crystal clear that the countryt all the prep— am talking to you today about all the prep work that's gone on behind—the—scenes and why i am confident— behind—the—scenes and why i am confident about our delivery going forward _ confident about our delivery going forward. and i think all the team are here — forward. and i think all the team are here and we cheered the first meeting — are here and we cheered the first meeting this morning of the illegal migration— meeting this morning of the illegal migration operations committee and the home _ migration operations committee and the home secretary stood up. this is an complex _ the home secretary stood up. this is an complex operation and i want people _ an complex operation and i want people to — an complex operation and i want people to be reassured that whilst the laws _ people to be reassured that whilst the laws and taking the time to continually block this policy, we have _ continually block this policy, we have been getting on working hard to prepare _ have bee

we can see different crystal elements.h contains millions of components, they are like dust, 5,000 times thinner than a hair. the far arc is undoubtedly important vector for our country. huge markets and prospects. has the assembly plant that cooperates with mtz already received more than 8,000 applications from local farmers? of course, you could guarantee our food security. main topics. on the main broadcast, watch on the belarus24 tv channel. traveling is not just about experiencing history and sights. the volkovaya river, which flows through volkovysk, is one of the key pillars of this city. actually, volkovye in the slavic-baltic translation, wolf’s neck, from here too wolves. all students of ovsevich moiseenko, oleg pavlovich marushkin donated the gift to the art gallery. i am working on a drawing, which was painted by the artist in 1946. travel is an opportunity to try something new. a series, motherwort, but here it is. lafand, this is the first time i have seen such a plant, but this is also a heart plant, here we

brentford and everton still have work to do, and so too crystal palace.nt clear by beating brighton. —— arsenal are a point clear after beating brighton. they have a really healthy goal difference. liverpool are at manchester united tomorrow. they need to win to go back above the gunners. tottenham will move up to fourth if they beat forest tomorrow. and that would leave united still a long way off 5th, which might still carry a champions league spot. to the race for promotion to the premier league, a bad day for ipswich, losing the east anglian derby and also top spot in the championship. norwich's1—0 win at carrow road keeps them on course for the play—offs. alex fletcher reports. old or young, few have seen in east anglia in are they worth this much at stake. ipswich topped the table at kick—off, with norwich pushing for the play—offs. marcelino nunes with the first meaningful effort after half an hour. take two was much more effective. commentator: it is norwich who land the first! _ enough swerve and dip to wrong—foot the goalkeeper. norwich moved in

dmitry, in just one season at the club you not only became the owner of a crystal atom, but also wonwer of the year. dmitry, but now. you are no longer a beginner, but a titled expert, is it more difficult for you to play in a new capacity? well, to be honest, it seemed to me that every next game would be easier, in fact, every next game for some reason even more exciting than the previous one, and why? already more responsibility? probably, to some extent, yes, but we try to somehow leave these thoughts out of the equation, so we concentrate on the game, just like for the first time. minsk, let's look at the table, minsk. doctor alexey nesterov from minsk is playing against you. on july 15 , 1874, ilya repin, who was in france, wrote a letter to vasily polenov in italy. christina, listen, in particular there were these lines. hurry here. buy yourself a suit, black. on shoulders. and pants together, and so that he doesn’t dye the dress, it’s not accepted here as in italy, attention, the question is, what was then accepted in italy and not accepted in france, swimming, a bathing suit

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crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> so crystal, just to clarify, the dean says they invited they were invited guests to his home. but then they asked them to leave. they didn't leave. so were the police called? >> there was some threat to call the police. i'm not sure exactly if those if that threat was acted upon, but the student did tell me that she was asked to leave and that they would. they did say they would call the police if she did not. >> all right. crystal bailey reporting live for us tonight in berkeley. crystal, thank you. >> in the bay area, muslims who gathered today for the end of ramadan acknowledge that this has been a difficult time for many hundreds attended this eid al-fitr celebration at saint mary's recreation center in san francisco this morning, one of the many events to mark the end of ramadan. those who mark the occasion say it's a time for communal prayers, family gatherings and to enjoy festive meals. after 30 days of fasting. >> yes, it may be a day of celebration, but at the same time it's a day where we have to remember those individuals or those famili

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crystal. thank you. >> coming up next, slow down san francisco will have a live report on which intersections are getting a whole lot more attention starting now and coming up at 530. >> a tale of two campaigns. president biden hitting the campaign trail as his opponent, former president trump, spends most of his time in a new york city courtroom and a thief picks the wrong time and wrong place to try to get away. >> coming up, we'll show you who was in the southern california starbucks and stepped in to help . >> and in barry weather, some lingering clouds and some gusty winds across the entire bay area for day, we ilill wa in plain clothes, stopping a man from leaving the store. mills says he tried to deescalate that situation by asking the man to put the items back, but the thief ignored him. mills and two other men then held the suspect down until other officers arrived. >> three people are under arrest in connection with a string of 11 robberies in the east bay. the arrests were made in a

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crystal bailey, who's been talking with a's fans, and crystal, they say they may be heartbroken, but they are not surprised that the team is leaving. >> well, that's right, greg, this has been a long time coming, but obviously a lot of devastation as sports fans here in oakland hang up their a's hats in defeat. >> of course, this is the third franchise loss in the city in the last five years. fans say they're tired of the fight, but they are not giving up on oakland. they say the team is leaving behind a sports legacy that cuts across barriers of race and culture. >> i mean, what a loss. you know what heartbreak it is to lose your professional sports teams that we've come together and rooted for. >> this isn't the end of pro sports in the town. the roots are here, the soul are here. the spiders are here and the ballers are here. and we're going to, you know, i think we're going to take the torch and begin a new chapter for sports in oakland. >> and the future of the coliseum is still uncertain, as the city is negotiating with the team to sell their portion of the venue to a developer

crystal thank you again. we'll be following that.rancisco board of supervisors meeting tomorrow. okay. new at 730 tonight. people can start submitting applications starting tomorrow for a brand new affordable housing project for san francisco public school educators and employees. the 135 unit development is near 43rd and judah in the outer sunset, and it's named after shirley chisholm, an advocate for public education. in the very first black woman elected to congress. the property will offer 24 studios, 43 one bedroom, 58 two bedroom and nine three bedroom apartments. this is the first housing project built by the city for san francisco unified educators and employees. applications will be accepted through tuesday, april 23rd. san francisco mayor london breed, releasing a statement on the project, saying, quote, our public schools are stronger when educators can live near the community they serve our first affordable educator housing project will create that opportunity. this is part of our work to make sf a place working people ca

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crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, crystal, thank you for that. we did receive a statement from the san francisco public defender's office, which says, in part, the sheriff's department's failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys as well as transportation to court, have also contributed to the increased jail population. since these failures delay criminal proceedings. it goes on to say taxpayer funds would be far better spent on long terme investments in underserved communities. mental health and substance use treatment, job training and educational opportunities, which are all proven solutions for true crime prevention. >> new at six tonight. the unexpected announcement of the closure of the federal women's prison in dublin is attracting more scrutiny. east bay congressman mark desaulnier is accusing the bureau of prisons of closing that facility in retaliation to federal oversight. last month, a us district court judge ordered a special master to ensure reforms are made at the facility, which has been plagued wi