of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. your runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece and the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibitions organizers hope to offer a different narrative. they include in us or counties and man. his family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern days. iran with a selection feature and contemporary uranian art. many of the works here are bold and colorful like this. i catching self portrait by cusser hassan's i day, which explores how the world views iranian men by presents in contemporary art from iran. today we really able to challenge prejudices and this name is about what being iranian is today. this room gives an explosion of different artistic voices from artist living i

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babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity. policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. the runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today, ah, the exhibitions organizers hope to offer a different narrative. they include in us or counties and man. his family owns many of the object on show. the exhibition also highlights modern day to run with a selection feature in contemporary iranian art. many of the works here are bold and colorful like this, i catching south portrait by closer hassan's i day, which explores how the world views iranian men by presenting contemporary art from the around today, we really able to challenge prejudices and this name is about what being iranian is today, this room gives an explosion of different artistic voices from artist l

the benefits of chinese investment have been of little help to cyrus, resolved his company. but that may change, he also hopes european firms will return to iran was a lot of our top business leaders and engineers have been educated in places like germany and austria. and so they have this affinity for european quality for european innovation. and fort the way of doing business with europe at the moment though, that's all still a way off for now. people in iran are hoping that the economy will rebound and that daily live here will become easier again. and i saw from the business team here in berlin for more to head over to our website dot com slash business. you can also find us on facebook and twitter seems to be a business thanks for watching. and if so, next time, the news in the africa mega is what's in store with what i have for their future. w dot com for megacity multi media insight. click and enter the link. when i asked games are still me with an in killed. many civilians come including my father was i was just i wanted to build a life for myself. totally. but sudde

the benefits of chinese investment have been of little help to cyrus, resolved his company, but that may change. he also hopes european firms will return to iran. but a lot of our top business leaders and engineers have been educated in places like germany and austria and for so they have this affinity for european quality, 40 european innovation. and for the way of doing business with europe at the moment though, that's all still a way off for now. people in iran are hoping that the economy will rebound and the daily life here will become easier again. and finally, it was an extra ordinarily successful author, eric karl has died at the age of $91.00. if you don't know his name, you'll definitely know his most famous character. the very hungry caterpillar became a worldwide sensation when it was published in 1969 going on to sell over 50000000 copies in more than 60 languages. carl said he was inspired to make the characteristic whole punch pages by the children's books. he saw while grow in germany, something with law abuse, reminder of our top story at this hour. the global solutio

it's a reflection of iran economy says cyrus resolved. he runs a consultancy firm into iran and advisors foreign investors. since the us left the nuclear deal, he has lost 80 percent of his european clientele. a gap in the market that china has been quick to fill you on is decided that he cannot wait forever for g c p. away or put a break through between you on the west, the development of the country cannot wait. at the end of march, china's foreign minister visited iran and signed a massive deal that involves beijing investing around 330000000000 euros over the next 25 years. the focus will mainly be in the energy transport and telecommunication sectors. in return, iran will provide china with cheap oil, but some iranians are skeptical because we haven't been told the details of the deal. i don't think it will be good for the way everyone's talking about it. it sounds like the government has told us that the chinese government budget code are going to i hope that we, the people get something out of the deal. otherwise deals like this ar

elon musk hosting snl this weekend with miley cyrus.d for suggestions of what to do it is sketches on twitter. joining me to discuss, ludlow -- ed ludlow, who i know will be tooted. the real story -- i know will be tuned in. the real story is doge watch parties planned for this snl. >> this is the least subtle walk up to it snl of all time. he tweeted multiple toy names -- multiple times, references to doge coins and all you have to do is look at a chart of dogecoin activity since elon musk announced hosting and it has been on an absolute tear. this is a cryptocurrency that started as a joke. what is important here and if you read the serious analyst's notes, you take this seriously. snl is broadcast to everyday americans and globally, so it is putting this cryptocurrency into the living rooms of everyday americans, and it has elon musk at the center. emily: they talked about it in the promo, elon musk notoriously does not like rules and notoriously does not come up miley cyrus. i wonder what he could do that could surprise us. >> if yo

of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars refer to it as the 1st bill of human rights. the runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibition organizers hope to offer a different narrative they include in us are connie's and mine has family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern day iran with a selection feature in contemporary iranian art. many of the works here are bold and colorful like this. i catching self portrait by closer hassan's i day, which explores how the world views iranian men by presents in contemporary art from iran. today we really able to challenge prejudices and this name is about what being around is today. this room gives an explanation of different artistic voices from artist living in iran,

cyrus vance, jr., went to the u.s. supreme court twice to chase down trump's taxes. now they've got trump's taxes. to me, the only question is will allen weisselberg be called to testify in front of the grand jury. they want somebody to narrate the story. there's a lot of complex documents on finances. they want a story teller. weisselberg is the ceo of the trump organization. >> he apparently knows everything that was going on there. laura, there are some signs that the new york state attorney general, the manhattan district attorney, they are coordinating their investigations into former president trump. what does that say to you about the potential scope of all of this? >> it's quite rare for these two offices to overlap in this way. the idea here, you've got such an overlap and intersection of the underlying facts in this case. the idea of having the statue of limitations clock potentially run out, the idea that you had to delay this whole experience because of the supreme court cases back and forth, that it prolonged it perhaps, not unnecessarily. it's important

governments sometimes agree with the national government policies of the city government of one of cyrus fighting in the courts against the federal government so that it is also a problems people are then in the position where they can pick and choose which which leader they want to listen to they listen to their provincial governor or they listen to the national governments so you have mixed messages which obviously doesn't help the situation. colombia's president even decay has withdrawn proposed tax hikes after nationwide protests and at least 6 people were killed including a police officer and hundreds of people have been injured in the past 4 days due kay said the bail would be revised to remove tax increases on food sales utilities and income the government insists the reform is vital to stabilizing colombia's finances. yet he was live for us in the capital bogus so what is the reaction been from people there is this what they wanted to hear yes a 1000000 just minutes after president do came made his announcement. last started in a number of neighborhoods in baghdad this is a tradi

it's a reflection of iran economy or says cyrus resolved. he runs a consultancy firm into iran and advisors foreign investors. since the us left the nuclear deal, he has lost 80 percent of his european clientele. a gap in the market that china has been quick to fill you on has decided that he cannot wait forever for g c p. away or for a breakthrough, between you on the west, the development of the country cannot wait. at the end of march, china's foreign minister visited iran and signed a massive deal that involved spacing, investing around 330000000000 euros over the next 25 years. the focus will mainly be in the energy transport and telecommunication sectors. in return, iran will provide china with cheap oil, but some iranians are skeptical because we haven't been told the details of the deal. i don't think it will be good for us. the way everyone's talking about it, it sounds like the government has told us out of the chinese and by the hotel. i hope that we, the people get something out of the deal. otherwise deals like this or no use to

miley cyrus joins as the musical guest.ch the show on nbc bay area tonight at 8:30 and again at 11:30 after hour 11:00 newscast. >> and i think there will be surprises. >> elon musk and miley cyrus. it's going to be something. >>> rob has a lot of red behind him. >> and giving us a little bit of context on our fire danger situation, the droughts which, obviously, has expanded over the last week, going back to october as we like to point out, this is usually the driest time of the year. between october and now this map should look better than it does as it was upgraded on thursday. you can see the entire bay area rated extreme. that goes all the way to monterey bay. we have dry conditions that are june to july-like in terms of those fuel moisture content. the red line indicates maximum dry for this time of year. we are right there. the average is a little bit to the lower half of the screen. you see how this average is closer to what you see midsummer. when you get these north wind, which we typically see in may, combined wi

i think miley cyrus is fantastic. >> she is. they're both legends. want to ask you about the battle of the billionaires in space. musk and jeff bezos. they were duking it out over a contract to build the next lunar lander. when nascar picked musk. and space-x. bezos's company filed a protest. that led musk to mock them by tweeting, and we're quoting here, can't get it up to orbit lol. musk re-tweeting a picture of the blue origin design blue moon with moon whited out and tanothr word instead. what is going on with elon musk. an eccentric million barillionae i suppose. >> and i think it is playing out in space. and the bad news we have to endure. >> this the good news i think mr. bezos and musk are going to grow out of this mid life crisis in about 30 or 40 years. the good news is, i think as citizens, we benefit for this, because nasa is able to play these privately-funded companies off of one another and likely begin hauling cargo in space for less capital or less taxpayer money than they might otherwise. so i think the ego wars in space are actuall

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the daniel shrine reports from one to cyrus. people are increasingly pushing for restrictions to be ease. they can get back to some of their most loved past times. these workers have never been busier. container is among several countries in the region, suffering a 2nd wave of the code at 19 pandemic per capita. death and infection rates are among the highest in the world. and the red cross is one that health systems are a breaking point. garcia equity, because today there are patients in critical condition and intensive care and their own respirators in a common room in the or there are patients on respirators in the canteen or the patients or in the corridors as well. the health system is saturated. vaccines have been slow to arrive with only about 5 percent of the population being fully immunized until people are not clay to the near advice or thirties have is to repeat what they've been saying with a long stay in doors. and if you must go out, keep your distance. but now more, more people are prepared to risk returning to th

cyrus vance convened a grand jury for six months. this move tells us many things. first, vance is now on the clock. but he has a long time. they must expect to show a lot to the jurors after two years of investigation because six months is a long time to impanel a grand jury. "the post" also says that this move suggests vance believes he has evidence of a crime, if not by trump then by somebody potentially close to him or his company. if you know you have no proof of anything, of course you wouldn't go to a grand jury. but this could be different things. why? vance could be playing it one of two ways. it is assumed that vance will not be running again. his term is ending. this could be a way to leave it to the jury. so if they come up short, it doesn't look like it was on him at the end of his term. we see this strategy occasionally in cop cases, even when there's videotape, they'll go to the grand jury. why? put it on the people to decide whether or not we move forward. or, and this is more likely in this scenario, cyrus vance is ready to make a run at one of the

hospital beds something like approaching 80 percent occupancy in the hospitals in and around one of cyrus for about a 3rd of the argentine population lives the president fernando is really to find to subdue that it's about that pressure for as long as he can waiting for those vaccines to come in. the question as to where the people are a daring to be or respecting the lock down probably less than they did during the 1st wave and you also have a problem where there's a national government policy and some of the provinces the provincial governments sometimes don't agree with the national government policies with the city government and one of cyrus fighting in the courts against the federal government so that it is also a problems people are then in a position where they can pick and choose which which leader they want to listen to they listen to their provincial governor or do they listen to the national governments so you have mixed messages which obviously doesn't help the situation. colombia's president even decay has withdrawn proposed tax hikes off to nationwide protests at least 6 pe

1001 a cyrus, ah, hello. this is out of there and these are the headlines. west african leaders have suspended molly's membership of the regional block echo us. they condemned last week's crew lead by tunnel a see me going to, he's taken over as president and court for a civilian prime minister to be appointed. nicholas huck has the latest from monica going.

if cyrus vance wants to indict trump, he's been putting this investigation together for two years. thousands, if not millions of documents. he's working in conjunction with the attorney general of the state. everything looks like he's looking to get an indictment before he leaves office. >> the timing also lines up, right. cy vance has roughly six months left in his term. how is the grand jury process it? they only need a majority, only need probable cause. >> it's an interesting thing. very few people actually get to see what happens inside a jury room. now prosecutors do because they go in and work with the grand jury. when you go into the room, there are 23 ordinary people sitting there in seats. the little old lady in the back of the room knitting maybe because they're hearing lots of different cases normally. this grand jury will only be hearing one case. the case involving the trump organization. and it will be working with the same set of prosecutors constantly as evidence is presented. and that grand jury then has the right to vote for what's called a true bill or indictmen

during the cold open, miley cyrus covered "light of the clear blue morning" the moms of cast membersbrate mother's day with their kids. >> i'm so happy you're here, mom. >> me, too, boy. >> oh, mom, don't purel my face. >> mom, you're a doctor. is everything going to be all right? >> yes. >> are you proud of me? >> yes. >> would you be more proud of me if i were a doctor? >> of course. >> so you see right there, cyrus closed the performance wishing a happy mother's day to her godmother, dolly parton, as well as her mother, tish cyrus, who was also there at the performance. >>> new this morning, many already argue that being a mom is a full time job. it turns out they're wrong. a study from the juice and jelly maker welch's it's equivalent to two and a half full time jobs. researchers studied 2,000 moms with children ages 5 through 12 and found on average they worked 14-hour days. the average mom started the day at 6:23 a.m. and ended it at 8:31 p.m. no word on how many of those moms had multiple children as well. it is a full time job. >> my kids were up early yesterday morning and i

of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. iran long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibition, the organizers hope to offer a different narrative they include in us are connie's, undermine. his family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern day iran with a selection feature in contemporary iranian art. many of the works here are bold and colorful like this, i catching self portrait by closer hassan's i day, which explores how the world views iranian men by presents in contemporary art from around today. we really able to challenge prejudices in this name as about what being iranian is today. this room gives an explosion of different artistic voices from artist living in

so i'm not even going to try miley cyrus, some 90's. the knows he can hit or miss knots.. >> swinging on a wrecking ball to that would be an appropriate not to mention for the morning. we've got johnson about your forecast morning miley cyrus >> their ball who took no no, don't take it away. i will be right stevie nicks for you. but that was better than tell you that of what we are looking outside at some clear skies than yesterday. nice little improvement and weather across the bay area yesterday was her get to go to bed. i think for a lot of us because those great conditions, the windy, the cold just made. you want to stay inside this morning. maybe the weather will motivate you a bit more to step out there. get a nice morning. start you can see cloud cover over the coast this morning. some of us are brighter than others and generally the further south of the bay. you get. you'll start to see some of that low lying stratus pushing in right along the coastline, centered along the bay right along 90 to dumbarton bridge, looking up at some clouds right now. same for the so

it's a reflection of iran economy or says cyrus resolve v. he runs a consultancy firm into iran and advisors foreign investors. since the u. s. left a nuclear deal, he has lost 80 percent of his europe incline. tell a gap in the market that china has been quick to fill you on as decided that he cannot wait forever for j. c. p. away or for a breakthrough, between you on the west, the development of the country cannot wait. at the end of march, china's foreign minister visited iran and signed a massive deal that involved spacing, investing around 330000000000 euros over the next 25 years. the focus will mainly be in the energy transport and telecommunication sectors. in return, iran will provide china with cheap oil, but some iranians are skeptical. what they thought was, you know, we haven't been told the details of the deal. i don't think it will be good for the way everyone's talking about it. it sounds like the government has told us that the chinese that i'm out of them in, but i'm going to, i hope that we, the people get something out of

cyrus rex to make it back home it is carrying a precious one kilogram cargo of dust and matter vacuumedfrom the asteroid surface scientists hope that the cosmic rubble will provide some clues about how life began on earth. the asteroid named venue gives researchers a window into the past. it's about 500 meters wide and composed of the same material that shaped our planet earth. and that's what makes been to such a great find. every 6 years its orbital path brings it close to earth. even a small change in its flight path could result in a collision course. asteroids have changed earth's development about 4000000000 years ago they rained down on the young planets asteroids actually brought things like water and organic chemistry the chemistry that were based on to earth of the 1st place so when you go out and you see what this was like billions of years ago is that going to give us a better window into how how we got here how life started on earth are some of the chemicals in your body some of the water in your body today did they originally get delivered to earth through asteroids. in th

i'm elon musk and hosting "snl" this week with miley cyrus. >> what's new with you, elon?essful rocket launch this week. >> i did my laundry. >> no, i didn't. >> he has launched rockets into space, created amazing electric cars, but elon musk might be taking on his toughest test tonight hosting "saturday night live" one of only a few people hosting "snl" who is not an actor or performer and will take his place on the stage this evening. >> sometimes it's -- but i like miley cyrus's comment. >>> reopening baseball parks across the country are beginning to women fans at full capacity with stadiums in atlanta and new york and even offering covid shots to ticket holders two vaccine milestones, 150 million americans have received at least one shot and 110 million are fully vaccinated. pfizer is taking a big step forward as well asking for full authorization of its vaccine currently approveduse. >>> a federal grand jury has indicted derek chauvin and three other former minneapolis police officers on civil rights charges in the death of george floyd. it alleges the officers viola

guns n roses, foo fighters, megan thee stallion, miley cyrus.mber, we can do this. >> let's preregister. >> they're all on your play list, too, right, raj? >> many of them are. eclectic. >> it's a good thing. >> the fog picture at the coastline, through the bay. we'll talk more about the fog through tomorrow and also snow to the sierra on the way this week. >> reporter: the airline canceled his $6,000 flight but he can't get his travel agent to help rebook him. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to a south bay family's $6,000 dispute with american express. >> that's a big chunk. they asked our consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for some help. chris, what was the problem? i know there were 6,000 problems. >> reporter: this is a travel case, nothing really to do with the credit card. steven said he booked a flight using american express travel. the airline later canceled his flight, but steven says he couldn't get anybody at the amex travel agency to help rebook him. he rebook

callie cyrus is joining me from washington, d.c.e-jeebies or do you say, i'm in, sign me up right now? >> i tend to be in the middle when it is coming to risk and jumping into these kinds of things, so i will say that i get a little bit of the he heebie heebie-jeebies. >> and we have all had to wash our hands and wear the masks and if you were not a germophobe before, you are a germ phobe 2.0 now. and and how do we handle the anxiety that is coming with now getting out there and getting comfortable with the idea of a letting go of the mask, and, you know, on certain occasions, and, just getting used to a whole new habit of doing things? >> well, the first thing that i want to say is that the anxiety is normal, and so don't be alarmed. anxiety is the body's warning that we feel that there is a threat or that we are afraid, and so what you want to do is to slow the brain down, and you might feel your heart racing or the palms getting sweaty, and once you realize that it is happening to you, you ask yourself, what am i afraid of, and t

alix: elon musk hosing saturday night live tomorrow night with miley cyrus. funny he is but he did ask to receive just to on what to do with the sketches on twitter. he tweeted about it. it will be prettier interactive. -- it will be pretty interactive. the market might care which is why we are talking about it guy: saturday night live. a big part of the u.s. population 18 to 49 will watch it but it is not normally a financial market event. what you've basically seen is the doge father, which is what elon musk has become known as, which is pretty cringey itself, has created this huge market expectation. it comes down to the idea of numbers. the more people that hear about those coin, the more people that might be interested in what is happening with the currency. that is why the market has been front running the dogecoin story. how much is the doge in the window? this is the parity cryptocurrency. alix: let's just point out that the other date and the meeting guy is like elon musk is on snl tonight, we are like it is wednesday. we were like it is saturday nig

. >> greg: cyrus, you have a choice here.> i didn't think strippers would need to get back to work because they weren't stripping sway assume they were all on online college, all graduated by now and on the way to law school. >> greg: can strippers work from home? >> i do know the last time i was in the strip clubs with dr. drew. i was young fund, impressionable. but you know, dr. fauci, man. it was just three weeks ago he was going with the double mask. and then you said you had to wear specific masks. they were really doubling down on this whole mask thing and then the crisis at the border happened on the economy happened and they were like, no mess, give them no mass, but no one told thought she so we had to come out with that. that is so you don't save your own fleet boys and girls but that's horrible. >> that's also the highest-paid government official. spew and i have to move on, he wasn't very good in the aids crisis but i didn't know that until last week. >> he was my northstar then pay the reason i got involved was b

it's a reflection of iran economy says cyrus resolved. he runs a consultancy firm into iran and advisors foreign investors. since the u. s. left the nuclear deal, he has lost 80 percent of his european clientele. a gap in the market that china has been quick to fill you want is decided that he cannot wait forever for g c p. away or for a breakthrough. between you and the west. the development of the country cannot wait. at the end of march, china is 5 minutes to visited iran and signed a massive deal that involves beijing investing around 330000000000 euros over the next 25 years. the focus will mainly be in the energy transport and telecommunication sectors. in return, iran will provide china with cheap oil, but some iranians are skeptical because we haven't been told the details of the deal. i don't think it will be good for the way everyone's talking about it. it sounds like the government has told us that the chinese, that them out by the hotel i hope that we, the people get something out of the deal. otherwise deals like this are of

hospital beds something like approaching 80 percent occupancy in the hospitals in and around one of cyrus for about a 3rd of the argentine population lives the president fernando is really just trying to subdue that it's about that pressure for as long as he can waiting for those vaccines to come in. the question as to whether people are a daring to be or respecting the lock down probably less than they did during the 1st wave and you also have the problem where there's a national government policy and some of the provinces the provincial governments sometimes don't agree with the national government policies with the city government of one of cyrus fighting in the courts against the federal government so that it is also a problem people are then in the position where they can pick and choose which which leader they want to listen to they listen to their provincial governor or they listen to the national governments so you have mixed messages which obviously doesn't help the situation. colombia's president even decay has withdrawn proposed tax hikes often nationwide protests at least 6 pe

you describe this investigation into the trump organization as among other things expansive what has cyrus vance been focusing on? >> well, it's what he's got that's so interesting. he's got more financial records, a deeper and more extensive record of trump's business than anybody was ever gotten. millions of pages of trump's tax return and other financial documents. he only got those in february so we don't know what he found in them a set of transactions both the manhattan d.a. and new york a.g. have been honing in on all doing with whether trump misvalued assets, misled other lenders or taxing authorities about the value of his assets to either get loans or to get a break on his taxes that's what we know they're interested in. there could be other stuff on his taxes we haven't seen yet. >> to do that you'd have to go something far beyond the gray area which is the reporting of taxes as-related to real estate in new york. >> you're so right about that. i think that's one of the things we're really going to be on the lookout for. tax fraud, mortgage fraud it's a hard thing to prove no ma

meg began thee stalean, milely cyrus among the stars on stage. >> sounds fun. >> sounds fun. >>> up nextig party on campus tonight after santa clara university winning the national title. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. >>> okay, they have been partying through the night and for such a good reason. santa clara won the championship. >> it's something they haven't done in 20 years and it calls for a party. >> of course. >> it's like the olden days, santa clara students celebrating the big win. not much social distancing there. they are having fun there, the game, the broncos were trailing florida state 1-0. but they roared back, tied the game and santa clara wins it on pena

one is a criminal probe led by manhattan district attorney cyrus vance.er let by state attorney general leticia james is a civil probe. we're now learning the attorney general's office is also pursuing a criminal investigation. that's according to the officer itself which released a statement last night. quote, we have informed the trump organization that our investigation into the organization is no longer purely civil in nature. we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal capacity along with the manhattan d.a. in other words, members of the ag's office are joining forces with cyrus vance's team to pursue that criminal inquiry. that should come as ominous news to the former president who faces a growing list of legal liabilities. in addition to those inquiries, he's under criminal investigation for his election meddling in georgia, he faces two defamation suits over alleged sexual assault and a financial fraud suit filed by his own niece. there's a federal investigation into the january 6th insurrection along with three suits f

a cyrus rex project has officially started. it's returned to earth.e spacecraft launched from florida back in september of 2016 and traveled to the asteroid, ben you its job there was to pick up slightly more than two ounces of rocks or dirt from ben you surface, then bring it home because ben you so remote, it could provide key information about the formation of our solar system. it will certainly be the most organic material in a separate her never. scientists will have to wait to get their hands on it, though. a cyrus rexes trip home will take more than two years to get close enough to earth. it will the the dirt on a test range in utah as the rest of the craft continues on to travel through space. by the golden state warriors are in the playoff max after a very big win over the best team in the west, the utah jazz with win the wares now hold onto that eight seed in the standings with just three games left in the season. what is looking tough up by 14.5 and at the end of the third quarter watch this one. jordan bull, beating the buzzer from beyond

and which one there are 201 cyrus, ah. with algebra, these are our top stories, west african leaders has suspended molly's membership of the regional book echo as they condemned. last week's crew lead by kind of see me going to, he's taken over as into him president and cool, full, a civilian prime minister to be appointed. nicholas hark has the latest from bama co go. it still has some ability to answer to those demands. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister there was a name floated for several days. now the name of sugar, my god. he's a leading member of the m 5 movement or tens of thousands of people on the streets of bama co calling for the end of prison. kate has regime and that's when the military stepped in. so if you nominate a new prime minister and if he sticks to the plan, which is to organize free and fair elections by february 2022, then the suspension will be lifted as well as, you know, guaranteeing a new government that inclusive fall right, is rarely a politician naphtali bennett has thrown his sup

miley cyrus and him. >> going to be wild. >> how you doing, jeff?> hey, we are doing good tonight. you know, it was a really beautiful day out there. so if you have any kind of plans tonight, i don't see any problems at all. if you are going maybe to downtown walnut creek to enjoy some of the restaurants that are back open. really, anywhere across our inland valleys, you are going to see some similar temperatures right now. currently, at 76 degrees. little bit of breeze from the west at 14. and while it's nice, we are going to start to see those temperatures beginning to drop off in the next few hours down into the 60s. so you might want to think about at least putting a light jacket in the car just in case you need it. so all good today. but tomorrow, things drastically change for us. we have been talking about this fire danger. but this is what's going to bring the fire danger. this area of high pressure. it's already starting to move closer. and the way it's setting up, not only is it going to bring the heat. but the circulation around this is re

. >>> hi, i'm elon musk and i'm hosting snl with miley cyrus. >> what's new with you?d a successful rocket launch. >> i did my laundry. >> congrats. >> actually no, i didn't. >> there are a few stories making the rounds one of which is happening on the 8th and 9th floors. elon musk is hosting "saturday night live." that was met with criticism from some fans of the show and the cast. >>> before we get to elon musk, negin, let me pickup where we left off in the last segment and let you share your thought. go ahead. >> i just was going to say about matt gaetz, pro tip for fund-raising, i would just not send or receive any mon i from matt gaetz on a cash app because it may not turn out well for you. i just wanted to say that. >> see, i hope we're not the funniest thing in the building tonight. that's all i'm thinking. oh, my god, wouldn't that be awful if like the best comedy was on msnbc on saturday night? that would be a bad, like -- that would be a bad -- >> new show idea. >> no, no, no, don't -- don't do that to me. i thought we were friends. here's what i was thinking

you missed it at 8:30, don't worry, you will get another chance to watch both elon musk and miley cyrus on "snl" up next at 11:30 right here on nbc bay area. >> or even if you saw it at 8:30. watch it again. >> why not. >>> when we come back, china's rocket debris plunges back to earth. we will tell you where it landed, next. >>> plus, detecting wildfires with artificial intelligence. we will show you the technology here, in the bay area, that could save lives. >>> the unsettling wait for chinese rocket space debris is over. china's space administration announced a short time ago, pieces of the huge rocket landed in the indian ocean tonight near the maldives. as expected, most of the rocket burned up on reentry into the earth's atmosphere. though, some debris did come down in the ocean maybe on one of the islands that make up the maldives. it was worried some debris could rain down on populated areas. could have happened in the u.s. while the immediate threat is gone, the problem is likely to persist. china has a long history of letting pieces of its space equipment come down, wherever

local law enforcement, responding to hate crimes, including establishing online reporting system, cyrus is complicity, and we cannot be complicity have to speak out. we have to act. that's what you've done, and i can't thank you enough. the house passed the bill tuesday. 364 to 62, the senate 94 to 1 last month in a rare show of congressional bipartisanship, the covid-19 hate crimes act is a necessary step to confront the second pandemic of racism and discrimination. we cannot mend what we do not measure new statistics from the nonprofit stop a p i hate show more than 6600 anti asian hate incidents reported from march 2022 march 2021 bite and harris agree with advocacy groups who say there's much more to do the work to address injustice wherever it exists. remains the work ahead. now, while praising the law advocacy groups have pointed to the need for more education training for officers and support for marginalized communities as steps they'd like to see taken next reporting live. greg lee ktvu fox two news, alex. okay, greg. thank you for joining us down from or is san francisco assem

miley cyrus portugal. >> run the jewels jimmy eat world. so many more. see who going across the screen should be fun. get out there in person. >> if i was your favorite show, just canceled or didn't get renewed we'll break down tv's new fall schedule right after the break. >> it is up front week in hollywood the time of year when all the networks reveal their fall schedules at a busy and nerve wracking time entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier is here to break it all down for us. kevin vicki and grant, which of your favorite shows are returning and which ones got the ax. well, this year's list has a few surprises. and t i s new orleans is out but make way for nc. i why starring vanessa also saying goodbye, cbs is the unicorn and the courtroom drama all rise as for this beloved show. >> actually already renewed for more seasons that's crazy does not mean everyone has been working so hard and making the show. so awesome. all they do was just stand. there are red lines. i could ruin you. good luck. i'm already abc has canceled show so far. 5 ending americ

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