gone viral on instagram alone hash tag crystals and hash tag crystal healing, get more than 40000000 hits. the price comes, it's not sure if it's a trend, i'm just noticing that many people are now willing to talk about it and publicly cycle just social media, they'll say i think crystals are cool demo. opened about to send a bracelet as a lifestyle size pie on many celebrities are also presto fans. i believe i'm not increase to energy. you know, when i need to and i, i enjoyed 90 and educating myself about crystals. i used to go to the crystal song, i know how to meditate. this one's in the shape of art checks you energy and loving energy. i love having my chris on me. this one's rose courts to it's supposed to help you attract love. but i'm coming across is way too esoteric. i'm not really like that. the online marketplace is brimming with crystals and their popularity has gro, since the coal depend that makes crystals are mind all over the world, that much of the polishing and processing takes place in india. the city of jive who is the hub of the industry. we're here to find out

gone viral on instagram alone hash tag crystals and hash tag crystal healing, get more than 40000000 hits. the price comes up, it's not sure if it's a trend, i'm just noticing that many people are now willing to talk about it publicly from tangle to social media. they'll say, i think crystals are cool. the more open to bounce, it says replace it as a lifestyle. those pion. many celebrities are also crystal fans. i believe i'm not increase to energy. you know, when i need to and i, i enjoyed 90 and educating myself about crystals. i used to go to the crystal some, i know how to, to measure, take the phones and the shape of our energy and loving energy. i love having my chris on me, the kids out. this one's rose courts too. it's supposed to help you attract love, but i'm coming across his way to esoteric. i'm not really like that. the online marketplace is brimming with crystals and their popularity has growing since the cove and pen demik. crystals are mind all over the world, but much of the polishing and processing takes place in india. the city of j poor is the hub of the industry.

i used to go to the crystal some . i know how to, to measure, take lessons in the shape of art checks, you energy and loving energy. i love having my chris on me. this one's rose courts to it's supposed to help you attract love. but i'm coming across is way too esoteric. i'm not really like that the online marketplace is brimming with crystals and their popularity has grown since the coal depend that makes crystals are mind all over the world. but much of the polishing and processing takes place in india. the city of j pool is the hub of the industry. we're here to find out more about the people who process the stones and the conditions they work under. some influence, there's are making big money from the crystal hype. but does it also benefit the local workers? the most of judge who is polishing units are small, employing just a few crafts people. when we start filming inside a workshop, a young stone cutter is asked to leave the room. child labor is officially illegal in india, but the law allows for some exceptions

, the public transport stop is called crystal, i lived in this crystal microdistrict, well, from about the age of three, i went to school number 15, the boss, who was the crystal plant, hosted concerts, i still, i remember how excited i was when i walked past the aknov hall... the history of the enterprise began with the production of the first belarusian diamond, and the first belarusian the diamond saw the light, came into life in december 1972, in fact, the enterprise worked with a single product for 20 years, from the beginning of the seventies... to the beginning of the nineties, but then what happened happened, the soviet union was gone, and of all the countries where there were factories, diamond earrings were only in one republic, this... plus at the same time we organized the production of diamond tools not only for our own diamond processing of other materials for stone processing for glass processing. in this direction, it developed the enterprise in the nineties already in the new century. if we talk about the current stage of development, then its beginning can be defined

when i crystal captured something horrible.io of her husband sexually assaulting her. >> she walked in and she was visibly shaken. i knew something had happened. >> reporter: crystal played a bit of the tape for weldon. >> i have always been a very protective person. if you are a friend or family, i will do anything for you. i really wanted to go and kill him. >> reporter: crystal later called police and had her husband arrested. when he made bail, she called weldon. who came to her house and helped crystal figure out the safest places to hide if her husband returned. >> i checked out the entire house top to bottom. told her some defensible spaces. >> reporter: crystal never did need to use from the gun, her husband was convicted of a forcible sexual crime and spent five years behind bars. but she was grateful for the sense of empowerment and protection weldon mcdavid gave her. >> he helped me so much. >> reporter: it is an unlikely friendship. >> right, if i needed him, if i was worried about something or whatever, i could jus

crystal was always nearby, everyone knew him. the history of the enterprise began with the production of the first belarusian diamond, and the first the belarusian diamond saw the light, came into life in december 1972. in fact, the enterprise worked with a single product for 20 years, from the early seventies to the early nineties , but then what happened with... the soviet union was gone, and of all the countries where there were factories, there was only one republic with rough diamonds, the russian federation, that is, the supply of rough diamonds was cut off at one moment, plus the sale of finished products disappeared at one moment. in this situation, the enterprise was looking for options, what to do next, in what directions, it was decided decision, this was prompted by the presence. mazaobrabotka to create for the first time in the republic of belarus industrial production of jewelry from precious metals. plus at the same time we organized the production of diamond tools, not only for our own diamond processing, other ma

the crystals have gone viral and social media, celebrities swear by them, i believe a lot in crystal energy and influence. there's seldom and vast quantities for wellness, beauty, and as a health and spiritual remedy. but is there any truth behind the hype, and what are the working conditions of the people who source them? we investigate the crystal hype and uncover the dark side of the glossy business that spans the globe the to get a glimpse behind the scenes we had to stuttgart, germany. there we meet a social media influencer who sells crystals. yeah. how do i have all sorts of stuff here? it looks really cool. then how many a desk? and we find ourselves in a world full of blinking and fancy names. they are cost that is excellent, that one costs 26 year old valves. we have blue. i'm the impaired. go. we have unicorn, stone, angel, or uh, stall flash rose quotes b r b. i gets the 1st claim. yeah, i could ask the claim. click congrats, dodger and influence. or sarah bill runs or crystal shop on instagram every wednesday evening. she has to live sale for 8 hours straight together wi

i think it is crystal clear that - is crystal clear that netanyahu, is crystal clear that neta nyahu,israeli prime minister, is doing all he can to ensure that a ceasefire deal is not going to happen, prioritising the corridor over the lives of hostages and many lives of palestinians in gaza, thatis lives of palestinians in gaza, that is not the right thing to do, but it is a political move and not a military necessity. you point the finger at netanyahu, you know what he says, and what the americans says, and what the americans say when they talk about this and talk about say when they talk about this and talk abou— say when they talk about this and talk about- the - say when they talk about this i and talk about- the think and talk about mass. the think tank in tel _ and talk about mass. the think tank in tel aviv _ and talk about mass. the think tank in tel aviv said _ and talk about mass. the think tank in tel aviv said that - and talk about mass. the think tank in tel aviv said that more | tank in tel aviv said that more should be done and they were very clearly pointing the finge

create the color in the crystal are moved, and this crystal reflects white color. it changes to the reflection of blue and blue color can be seen by our eyes. specialists of the nuclear industry succeeded in making balance absorbent filters in this achieve the irradiation process and prevent the discolored stones from becoming radioactive. the most important part of our work is to be able to design the right filter , put topaz stones inside that filter and pass the neutron through the filter and let it hit our stone , that's exactly what this filter is for. there is something that prevents it from becoming radioactive, and then it causes that blue color to be created, if all the neutrons shine on it , instead of being blue, that color may be a dull color and not very marketable. something if you like it, it has a beautiful white topaz color, but because the market doesn't like it very much and they like its blue color more , we come here to change its color, then it has to stay here for a while to cool down, that is , if some radio there is an octo in you, destroy

west ham, crystal palace that have been busy. i fill happen. west ham, crystal.- palace that have been busy. we are expecting west ham to bring in a defender, perhaps a few more palaces well, tottenham have been after a midfielder all day so they could get win over the line. they have been confident they would be able to secure one. the big signing so far of the day is in the second tier, the lionesses is bringing in the sweet enforcement of the huge statement for them.— sweet enforcement of the huge statement for them. what have you made of the — statement for them. what have you made of the window _ statement for them. what have you made of the window so _ statement for them. what have you made of the window so far, - statement for them. what have you made of the window so far, one - statement for them. what have you i made of the window so far, one week out, seven o'clock next friday night we have chelsea against davila, this is chelsea starting life without emma hayes trying to win an eighth successive ws all title, can anyone stop them? who is most well—posi

the crystal will move and this crystal will change from reflecting white color to reflecting blue color and blue will be visible to our eyes. specialists of the nuclear industry managed to achieve balance in this radiation process by making absorbent filters. and to prevent the discolored stones from becoming radioactive , this filter is exactly for this reason, to prevent it from becoming radioactive, and then it causes that blue color to be created, if all the neutrons shine on it, that color may turn blue instead of blue. it will be a dull color and not very marketable in fact, the color of jewelry mostly depends on what the market likes. white topaz itself has a beautiful color, but because the market doesn't like it much and they like blue more, that's why we come here to change its color. the process of irradiating topaz stones is currently in the industrialization stage and the changed color product is supplied to domestic and foreign markets. the price of raw topaz stone in the market is between 1 and 2 dollars, but when it is irradiated, it becomes worth between 2 and 10 dollar

a public transport stop, crystal, i lived in this microdistrict crystal ... well, from about the age, the chief, who was the crystal plant, hosted concerts, i still have, i remember how i ... was worried when i walked in the assembly hall, past the workers, i understand that my parents are there, so the crystal was always nearby, everyone knew it, the history of the enterprise began with the production of the first belarusian diamond, and the first belarusian diamond saw the light, came into life in december 1972, in fact with a single product the enterprise ... worked for 20 years from the beginning of the seventies to the beginning of the nineties, but then what happened happened to the soviet the union was gone, and of all the countries where there were factories, there was only one republic with rough diamonds, the russian federation, that is, the supply of rough diamonds was cut off at one moment, plus the sale of finished products disappeared at one moment. in this situation , the company was looking for options on how to live on, in what directions? a decision was made, prompt

, there is such a city. the crystal goose will break, but if you have heard, if you have heard the storydmitry bulgakov, then, accordingly, corruption, corruption in the russian ministry of defense, obviously we will continue to be helped to strike similar arsenals, and not only arsenals, all-crystal and elsewhere, where will our capabilities reach, regarding drones, and maybe in the future and missiles. the employees of the analytical departments of the federal security service tensed, tensed, which i think too. they actively monitor our broadcasts, and that's it accordingly, they began to take away relatives from the crystal goose, we don’t know, it was a joke, we don’t know if there are military depots under the crystal goose, so the task is fundamentally different, so with... to make the enemy begin to rapidly move logistics and confuse . in principle , russian logistics are not okay, so in general there are problems with that in the post-soviet space. well, accordingly, if storm shadow joins this whole business, then the russians will have real problems. right? well, stormshadow is

. >> and i'm crystal bailey. san francisco police have doubled their presence in union square after that high profile shooting on saturday afternoon. live coverage now from ktvu betty yu. after talking to shoppers in union square about that change, betty. >> crystal and mike, tourists and shoppers i spoke with were pretty mixed on safety concerns, but certainly you cannot miss the great police presence out here. in fact, one shopper i spoke with tonight said that he actually thought another major crime had happened after he saw all of the police units around union square. there is an sfpd officer or patrol car on virtually every block of union square. this labor day, the department had already ramped up its presence in the area in recent years, but sfpd said the new deployment following the shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall will ease anxieties. >> if that's what it's going to take to protect the city, then let's hire more police and put them on the streets. that's how i feel about it. >> do you feel safe he

create the color in the crystal are moved and this crystal changes from white reflection. it can be seen by the reflection of blue and blue color to our eyes. industry experts. by making absorbent filters, they can achieve a balance in this radiation process and prevent the discolored stones from becoming radioactive. the most important part of our work is to be able to design the right filter and put topaz stones inside that filter. let's pass the neutrons through the filter and let them hit this stone of ours. this filter is exactly for this purpose, to prevent it from becoming radioactive, and then it causes the blue color to be created. yes , if all the neutrons shine on it, it might be that color instead of being blue, it becomes a dull color and is not very market-friendly. in fact, the color of jewelry depends more on what the market likes . white topaz itself has a beautiful color, but because the market doesn't like it very much and they prefer blue, that's why we come here to it. we create the color change, and then, when it is finished , it has to stay here for

this is the device that is currently used for laser sawing of crystals. unlike mechanical, it increases the accuracy of processing and at the same time reduces, minimizes the mass loss to the maximum, that is, if there are minimal. pateries in mechanical processing, then with laser processing they practically tend to zero. here is laser equipment, which also produces other preliminary operations, rough stripping, grinding all this with the help of laser technologies, that is, the essence of this equipment, it automates up to 70% of preliminary operations, accordingly, reducing labor intensity work of the cutter. the cutter already gets a blank, as close as possible to the shape of a diamond, but there are no finishing edges, here the finishing edges are put by our experienced cutters, in order to get a sparkling diamond of the most common round cut shape, it is necessary to put 57 edges on it, and these edges must be located. look through a magnifying glass as a result a facet appears. there are fantasy forms of facets, where the number of edges in a ston

. >> stephen: it's for crystal. >> samuel: crystal hamburgers. >> stephen: in chattanooga. hungry for ♪ >> samuel: that was the first professional thing i did that made my mother actually tell her friends i was an actor. because people started calling the house "girl, is that sam on tv? "you know he's an actor." >> stephen: how old are you there? >> samuel: 21. >> stephen: you feel like, this is it, baby. i've got a job. >> samuel: you think that because you're always thinking if i could just get a commercial, i can't get out there and get some residuals. i'll have money coming in and them i will get a soap opera or something like that. i thought it was like being in the mailroom can you get a commercial, you get a soap, job on a tv show the next thing you know, you're in the movies. did not work out that way. >> stephen: do you get residuals for that? >> samuel: i did, at the time. crystal wasn't just chattanooga, tennessee. it was a southern hamburger chain. it still exists. >> stephen: i know. to thank you for being here. >> samuel: [laughs] >> stephen: we have gotten yo

back in the 8th and ninth centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clearalized that he could take good advantage of the abundant spring water resources available on the island and turn this piece of land into a large vegetable farm, and he did so, but 20 years ago the farm was gradually replaced with date palm trees, trees that continue to produce fresh dates for the people of hark. a significant. part of the garden includes these strange- looking trees, which are believed to somehow go against the rules of nature. the bonion tree, a mysterious gift of nature that grows in the indian subcontinent as well as southern iran, including hark island. one of the amazing features of this tree is its paradoxical interaction with the environment, as its branches at the top have a strong tendency towards the sky and sunshine, the branches at the bottom of the tree continuously try to reconnect with the roots. below the earth, that is why they grow downwards, touch the earth, turn into roots and start growing back up again. normally, most persian gulf islands are dry,

say hi to this crystal structure, colds peril. scott, it promises improvements to solar cells that are almost too good to be true to understand why they are so superior to your standard silicon cell. i went here, the helm holds institute invalid. they've been researching pearl skies as a sign of solving material for more than a decade. hey, how are you today? i'm good. nice to meet the 32. and this is the guy in charge of the research, steve. i. but he even said, world right codes for the most efficient paradox, scott solar cells. so on the very basic level, what does perhaps cut look like? the temper off guard is a very generic term for a specific crystal structure. right? you can see that here over there, so the cost of the structure has the x 3 formula. and like each component is the certain i've elements for molecule. one of the most common combinations in the structure is methyl ammonium as the a on the corners, the metal left for be in the center and chloride or iodide as the x which form around the metal. but there is a vas

crystal. >> wonderful. thanks so much, betty. >> well, tonight the san francisco 40 niners celebrated running back frank gore, who joins other legends in the 49ers hall of fame. to be here, here, the player front of all the greats who came before him. >> jerry rice, running, running. john qanon, joe montana. >> gore was honored during a ceremony at halftime. he played 16 seasons in the national football league, most with the san francisco 49ers. frank gore is the franchise rushing leader and earlier today he talked about what this honor means to him. >> this is my family, man. i always be ready to go, i'm happy to be inducted to the, 49ers hall of fame. it's a blast. had a great ten years here, met great people, had great teammates, the only thing i wish we could have just won one. >> gore retired in june of 2022 after signing a one day contract with the 49ers. he was hired by the front office last year in an advisory role. and don't forget our niners coverage continues on the ktvu fox local lab. right ther

and let's iodide so latex, 8, our abs freed crystal structure. 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 material is the ease of processing. so silicon is something that is relatively energy intensive to fabricate, but this is something that can be done at post to room temperature. so it doesn't require much energy. so it's easy to do. everything is relatively abundant. and so, um it's, it shouldn't be a bottleneck for production. now that we have the base materials we need to produce, i'm solving paradox. got out of it, matthew, this is by using a technique called spin coating, but perhaps kind of solar cells can also be directly printed on to surfaces using similar processes to those needed for printing. newspapers. spin coaching however 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. afte

crystal. mike. this was an emotional experience for this officer, who tells me she went into mom mode to calm pearsall down as she helped him into the ambulance, praying for him and letting him know he was going to be okay. >> and i hear san francisco police sergeant joel harrell recalls the moment she heard shots ring out saturday afternoon in union square. >> the 30 year old police veteran quickly runs towards danger outside of a shop at geary and grant, and is the first to find a bloodied san francisco 49ers. receiver ricky pearsall, bleeding from a gunshot wound to the chest. >> i his blood coming down and i see him look down and he's like, am i going to die? >> the 23 year old clearly shaken after the attempted robbery. the reassuring officer quickly goes into mom mode and uses her hand to apply pressure to his wound and her catholic faith to coach the athlete. >> i grabbed hold of him really tight and i looked at him and i said, look at me. i said, i know you don't know me, but please tr

and the darkening shows us that the crystals are being formed. it works the same way as when salt water evaporates and you start to see salt. there also is like this one here which are only made out of rough guy, but in many cases there's a silicon layout beneath. so the sales cool kind themselves and looked like this right now, they have the most promising candidates when it comes to increasing the efficiency of solar cells. but at some point, it might be also possible to abandon the silicon completely to test that 10 themselves efficiency. the research has at hand holds institute, use this on simulator, it determines exactly how much sunlight is converted into electricity. what kind of efficiencies it we just measured. so when we measure that almost 13 percent, it's a quite nice achievement. why does it tend them? so a cell reach that much more efficiency than single jacksonville. so send them full of samples, may much more use of the incoming lights, so we have a long so long spectrum there's a lot. so they shane on this spectrum kind of the p

thanks so much, crystal. appreciate it. people turning out in san francisco to oppose a measure on the november ballot that would shut down the great highway at ocean beach. no. on proposition k, advocates held a news conference at mclaren park. they said they want to focus on the impact on other neighborhoods outside the sunset district, including the excelsior and ingleside. opponents of prop k say thousands of people use the great highway daily to get to work to va, to the va hospital, or to visit loved ones. >> i think if the highway was closed, the alternate routes would get quite crowded, especially when going through the park. as i've experienced during the closure. during a busy day. >> supervisor joel engardio, who authored the measure, told us that the city is working on making traffic flow improvements on other city streets. >> there is a capacity to get people where they need to go in their cars and have the potential for an oceanside park that could bring immense benefit. it's good for the environment, it's goo

another treasure i came across here in abundance is the pomegranate, with its ruby red, crystal-likeار انار داریم که سالیانه به طور متوسط 2900 تنار تولید میشه عمده این انار تولیدی مربوط به رقمی هست به نام شیشه کب که خاص این استان هست و از ارقام تجاری و صادراتی کشور به شمار میاد و این رقمی رو خدمتتون گفتم حدود ۷۰ درصدش سالیانه به صورت محصول صادراتی در شرایط معمول کشور صادر. to finish today's report with a fruit that iranians consider a symbol of love. gisumy for iran. it is the beating heart of iran's upstream oil sector and the main hub for the country's crude oil exports. to the eyes of many, kharg island is all about pipelines, refineries, huge oil. tanks and burning flares, but in fact this 32 square kilometer coral platform is much more than that. khag is also iran's most ancient island in the persian gulf. charg island is administered by busher province some 25 kilometers to the islands north in mainland, iran. back in the 8th and ninth centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clear waters in their quest for pearls. however, the island's history goes

in the 8th and 9th centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clear watersees, trees that continued to produce fresh dates for the people of hark. a significant part of the garden includes these strange- looking trees which are believed to somehow go against the rules of nature. the b. alian tree, a mysterious gift of nature that grows in the indian subcontinent as well as southern iran, including hark island. one of the amazing features of this tree is its paradoxical interaction with the environment, as its branches at the top have a strong tendency towards the sky and sunshine, the branches at the bottom of the tree continuously try to reconnect with the roots below the earth. that is why they grow downwards, touch the earth, turn into roots and start growing back up again. normally most persian gulf islands are dry, but khark is an exception. historic aquaducts, natural springs and wetlands scattered around the island have created a miraculouus ecosystem comprising tropical plants and wildlife, and it won't be hard to guess why the island has attracted h

in oakland, crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news, and crystal. >> so it does sound like the third party vendor aramark is working potentially to figure out if there are other roles for these workers at other venues in the area. >> yes, they are working on that, but they're not really exactly sure where those those jobs will be. but you have to remember, this is just 400 of the workers that are specifically concessions and food services. there are still hundreds of other workers that handle ticket sales and also security. so this is really a larger problem than just this specific company. >> yeah, obviously a really tough situation for all of them. crystal bailey live at the oakland coliseum. crystal thank you. >> well, coming up a grand reopening in the city of capitola. the wharf's long road to recovery after several severe storms wrecked the landmark more than a year ago. >> plus, paying tribute to a pair of trailblazers. how the city of san francisco is honoring the first woman to play baseball in a professional men's league. >> and a significant cooldown today. 10 to 20 degrees in m

the local team saratov won bronze, and the main trophy won crystal from st. petersburg.ontation of the best teams of the country was seen by stasredikultsev. the finger of the leader of the world proletariat in saratov points the way not only to a bright future. but also the location of the stadium of the super final of the russian beach soccer championship. the super final of the russian beach soccer championship is certainly a holiday, and holidays are usually held on the central square of the city. it is symbolic that in saratov it is called the theater, and this stadium for 2,000 spectators is packed here at every game. like a classic, the theater is full, the boxes are shining, the parterre chairs, everything is boiling. the stands are shaking at every game, and it is not surprising, on the ideal. in the volga sand the best teams of the country meet, made up of the stars of world beach soccer, our brazilian world champions, only loka, only victory, the match for bronze, a thriller, five-time champion of russia, moscow lokomotiv equalizes the score in the game with s

crystal >> all right, betty yu, thank you. from san francisco. now, a former police officer in pittsburgh was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for wire fraud and selling steroids. prosecutors say patrick duran enrolled his then girlfriend to take online college courses for him. so he could receive a pay raise. court documents reveal that duran also promoted it as a service to other officers. brian was linked to a scandal that found several other pittsburg and antioch officers distributed drugs, as well as committed wire fraud and civil rights violations. >> coming up here at ten, new surveillance video tonight showing a possible suspect in an arson case at a family owned hardware store in san francisco's sunset district. >> i want to get this guy because, you know, if you can do that to me in 20s 30s, you know, he could do that to anybody and ruin someone else's life. >> after the break, the additional criminal criminals targeting the business in the wake of the fire. >> also a state of emergency in southern california tonight. the power