daryl: it depends. if there is a real issue with the home that is going to scare off byers, it is worth putting in the work because you may not be able to sell a home that has major issues, or you may only be able to sell at a discounted price. but be wary of those upgrades that increase the price of the home, because right now luxury homes are not selling as easily as affordable homes. i would avoid doing the full kitchen, bath remodel and upgrading the home because the more you increase the price, the harder it is going to be for byers to afford that increase in price. kristen: how long before the downward trend starts to turn back up again. anyway to predict that? daryl: when mortgage fall, prices will go back -- byars will come back. -- buyers will come think prices need to recalibrate in the bay area because the economy is different. it is not as tech reliant as it used to be. we need to reimagine what the bay area is, and i think in the future, there will be people looking to live there for all th

robin, you are on with darrell campbell. -- with daryl kimball.ou for taking my call. now that russia has suspended the treaty, do we not allow russian inspectors in the united date more? what happens to the united states inspectors in russia? guest: as i said, this dispute over new start has been rumbling for quite a while. we have seen this coming in some ways from russia -- as i said, in 20 because of the pandemic, both sides agreed to suspend these inspections and have been talking until recently about how to resume those inspections. the russians have complained, and i think this is a bit of misinformation, that they have not had access to united states because of visa restrictions, and they cannot fly commercial directly to the united states, etc. the united states has addressed those issues and is ready to begin these inspections, but the russians have refused to sit down and talk about the procedures for resuming inspections. so that's where we are. the inspectors right now are not visiting each site. they are not in each country. the unit

rachel: really quick, daryl, what does self-censorship do to just the nature of education?called a racist if they say the wrong thing. >> i feel college is all about applied learning and having those different perspectives in a classroom are so important. and like they mentioned, our governor's doing a great job. ron desantis is saying students are going to be self--- they're going to be independent thought rather than being forced with these woke ideologies. rachel: yeah. well, i appreciate all three of you being here, courtney, emily, daryl. awesome conversation. we're not censoring you -- [laughter] so great -- >> we appreciate it. rachel: lucky to have that governor who's got your back. >>> all right, still ahead, will cain puts the pedal to the metal in a nascar experience, but the real question is, did he beat pete? we'll tell you in the next hour. so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. my

it's night at the sub know you spend any progress with the opinion of supply it or minimum daryl down minute because of what exactly does not equal but, but he needs it by dsb might you will by needs assigning us if you are gaining nashik amenable away in the nubile up, i'll change them, you will let me go when you're what it is element. first thing you deal with sicilian, your new park as a wood shuttle can for much in law and we did you live so we really blessed you might, you would be at the just look good in that. just one of you guys get done with any place where you're going is a direct express gamma you on those when you're getting a junior, what's the give you to what it would take them and you're not good at them. but you was also that he, that it's ways to get on his way. things are good, right? integrated for fear schools each more service lou move in spelling emotional social thought by him from watching a little bit of a bad so that you should never flim it. do that the a little misty a low moles go like a post a a a ah ah ah, what happens with digital games with an actua

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daryll mitchell provided some resistance against the england juggernaut with a well—made half century to seal an impressive 267—run victory against the world test champions. they lead the two match series i—nil. you know, if we keep playing the way in which we're playing and executing the things we want to do well then will again be giving ourselves an opportunity to win. just another sign of us being able to do that. just always looking to put opposition under pressure. it probably sounds elitist to say that, the results are at the forefront of the results are at the forefront of the mind, we don't really well the pleasing thing for me is we've been brave enough to execute everything that we want to do with the bat and ball this week. there's only one way the 're ball this week. there's only one way they're gonna _ ball this week. there's only one way they're gonna play _ ball this week. there's only one way they're gonna play in _ ball this week. there's only one way they're gonna play in only _ ball this week. there's only one way they're gonna play in only one - ball this week. th

this guy was not asked to resign but later did, daryl maury.hiladelphia 76ers, but he was really afraid that he would never work in the nba again. that selling of the soul, that saying to america that you can't say something in support of democracy in the hong kong because we might anger china and, in fact, china did shut down a lot of broadcasts of nba games that that year, that season, and the nba lost some money. this is all about the almighty the dollar, and that's all there is to it. and the fact that the nba sold a little bit of its soul for that money is, to me, was a very telling moment in american sports. maria: and, you know, we all know this is about national security. so corporate america is basically blowing off america's national security so they can make a buck. in 2021 major league baseball extended its contract with tencent because they broadcast the nba game, they have an audience of more than a billion. >> yeah. i mean, there it is, right? the audience of more than a billion, and now major league baseball wants to be involved

he's daryl amateurs. the only party that she respects are the greens for and i thought that the author of robin, you thumping in advance. so now when we hear of elena bedroom saying that we are in war now that the greens are actually the greatest advocates of coal mining, they forgot about glass on all the agenda for 2 years ago. ah, we can see why the odor of the film. i really had this in mind. well it's, it's, it's, it's very interesting because it's the most hypocritical party in the world, maybe right after the there were the democratic party in the united states here. but i mean, after, after decades of anti war and i remembered in the 1980s, i mean i was there signatures bang. okay. and, and then once i go into power, there, a whole green agenda seems to go to the wayside here. it's really quite remarkable, gentlemen, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on germany state with our t. ah, ah ah, since the beginning of its

joining us with colorado daryl a tech war, gordon change, item te great u.s./china tech war. let'e don't know tonight whatever thay chinese. let's assume it was, ow ones. what does that tell you ag -- >> he know chinese are hooverinm spy balloons, tiktok, from so m. artificial intelligence, you kno it, there is the technology, bua you put into it. the more data r these systems work. clearly ther data and data around the world y good. >> pete: congressman, do we not, asleep at the wheel at best rige engaged with the first device an what are we to read and take frm this information, how does beij. >> beijing is probably noticinge mistake twice, i will give the e didn't make this exact same miso question, two weeks ago he was . he appears to have been tested e challenges there is really no dn between a bus and a car that's y because a suitcase can hold a ne standpoint both of these had the been taken seriously. we have an border is open, northern borderr aircraft. >> pete: gordon, are we at morer been from china based on the cas administration? >> i think so, pete. because deo a

daryl mitchell confused into not playing one at all.grafted, crafted. tom blundell was beginning a long, hard shift, mindful that there were english traps everywhere. the dangerous devon conway fell into that one, all part of ben stokes' plan. a strategy that's transformed the experience of watching england, whatever the scene, whatever the score, they will attack. ollie robinson put them on the brink of a decent first innings lead, but still batting, still working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, working, tom blundell. that steered him past100, hard work working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, hard work rewarded. and now some freedom to have fun. by the time he was out on 138, new zealand were only 19 runs behind. game on, lights on. traditionally a time to bat with caution. not england. this is a team that doesn't overthink, mostly. new zealand searched for clues. then suddenly, one down. three letters, out, ben

she had too much, even for a high quality field, which included team—mate daryll neita and world 200m but failed in her attempt to break the world record held by the great maria mutola. at halfway, muir looked in a good place to challenge the record set 2a years ago today but faded towards the end. gudaf tsegay was much closer to breaking the world record in the women�*s 3,000m. the ethiopian missed out on the mark held by genzebe dibaba byjust one tenth of a second as she finished 15 seconds clear of the chasing pack. charlie dobson was was a surprise winner of the men�*s 60m in a final contested by just five athletes. three, including favourite jeremiah azu, were disqualified for false starts leaving dobson to take the win ahead of adam gemili. andy murray has failed in his bid to win a first atp singles title in four years, losing to daniil medvedev in the final of the qatar 0pen. 35—year—old murray saved five match points in his semifinal victory over the czechjiri lehecka, but lost the first set to medvedev 6—4. the second set went the way of the first, also 6—4, as third seed me

. >> investigators say an illegal drug lab was going on at that home. 53-year-old daryl price is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment. some people lost everything. >>> new at 11:00, two people are out of their home after it went up in flames. you can see smoke shooting up into the sky. this is on york avenue in campbell. the flames broke out just after 8:00. crews were still on scene about a half hour ago, and they're asking people to avoid the area while they work to mop it all up. >>> an east bay family is desperately searching for their family member after he left home and never returned home. 67-year-old antonio has a brain tumor and diabetes and does not have his medication. silvero was last seen wearing a black hat, black jacket and blue shoes. >>> the oakland police commission is holding a closed session tomorrow. armstrong was placed on administrative leave last week following a report regarding officer misconduct cases in the department. the first meeting is happening tomorrow. on april 4th, the city representatives must return to court with a plan for

she had too much even for a high quality field which included team—mate daryll neita and world 200m championa muir comfortably won the 1,000m, but failed in her attempt to break the world record held by the great maria mutola. at halfway, muir looked in a good place to challenge the record set 2a years ago today, but faded towards the end. gudaf tsegay was much closer to breaking the world record in the women's 3,000m. the ethiopian missed out on the mark held by genzebe dibaba byjust one tenth of a second, as she finished 15 seconds clear of the chasing pack. charlie dobson was a surprise winner of the men's 60m in a final contested by just five athletes. three, including favourite jeremiah azui, were disqualified for false starts leaving dobson to take the win ahead of adam gemili. while the six nations continues, there is plenty of domestic rugby too in the gallagher premiership. saracens moved 12 points clear of sale at the top of the table, edging out ia—man newcastle falcons 29 points to 23. northampton saints moved four points clear of rivals gloucester with a ai—3a bonus—point win at

daryl price faces involuntary manslaughter and drug manufacturing f his wife died in last week's blast in the outer sunset district. >> suzanne joins us more with more on the judge's decision. reporter: the suspect was to charges today that court proceeding was delayed again. the judge granted price a supervised release saying that price does not pose an immediate threat to the community. >> on this friday, the judge allowed cameras to show darn price in court. the prosecute or said he ran a butane lab in the basement of his home. they also say the closed dryer sparked butane vapors and a fire ball erupted from the front of the home. in court today, price appeared distraught. you can hear him sniffing and sobbing at times. the deputy public defender explained that price is upset of losing the love of his life. he worked as a contract or flipping houses and met his wife a kitchen designer. they were married for eight years. he cared for rita's three children and became a around the clock care talker. the judge ruled that price could be released on restrictive house detention. >> there w

daryll neita has taken victory in the final of the 60 metres.rescod won in a time of 6.511 seconds. finally, as part of lgbtq+ history month, warwickshire county cricket club have teamed up with an inclusive cricket team in the uk to promote allyship in the sport. the birmingham unicorns are one ofjust two such cricket teams in the uk, and they took part in a training session at edgbaston. we ta ke we take it for granted the times that everyone doesn't feel safe and some people do feel excluded and anything we can do to help, we will. the partnership developed over two years— the partnership developed over two years and _ the partnership developed over two years and this started as a conversation for let's do something for lgbt_ conversation for let's do something for lgbt history month and is like, why do— for lgbt history month and is like, why do we — for lgbt history month and is like, why do we do a training session, we did it _ why do we do a training session, we did it two _ why do we do a training session, we did it two years ago the wen

four—time gold medallist laura muir and british 60 metre champion daryll neita are also included olympicprotect the future of swimming pools and gyms. they've joined almost 200 sports governing bodies in warning that the high cost of energy bills could be the final straw for some leisure facilities, with people losing access as some venues forced to shut permanently. it will happen, isn't it? across not only swimming but other sports as well to be shutdown for two years with coronavirus, and now on the back of this, facilities are closing up and down the country. it has that knock—on effect for grassroots sports and then affecting the elite programme. there are fantastic sports that happen at the olympics, but it is one of those that we will start to see less and less, especially over the upcoming olympics, just because, how can people go to olympics for swimming if there are no swimming pools? earlier in sportsday we told you about the women's world cup play—offs taking place in new zealand, that all ties in with fifa's ambitions to expand their global competitions. but as our sports ne

daryll neita has taken victory in the final of the 60 metres.arwickshire county cricket club have teamed up with an inclusive cricket team in the uk to promote allyship in the sport. the birmingham unicorns are one ofjust two such cricket teams in the uk, and they took part in a training session at edgbaston. we taken for granted the times or we don't feel safe that some people do feel excluded so anything we can do to help, we will. the partnerships has slowly developed and this came on the back of a conversation where we are like, let's do something for lgbt history month. we we are like, let's do something for lgbt history month.— we are like, let's do something for lgbt history month. we did this two ears auo lgbt history month. we did this two years ago and _ lgbt history month. we did this two years ago and it _ lgbt history month. we did this two years ago and it went _ lgbt history month. we did this two years ago and it went so _ lgbt history month. we did this two years ago and it went so well. - lgbt history month. we did this two yea

daryl 'oins us now. good morninu. i'm sorry. daryl 'oins us now. good morning. i — i'm sorry.. how did you prepare forthat? �*, ., , . for that? there's only so much you can prepare _ for that? there's only so much you can prepare and — for that? there's only so much you can prepare and there's _ for that? there's only so much you can prepare and there's a - for that? there's only so much you can prepare and there's a degree i can prepare and there's a degree where you have to do just fall back onto your own experience and trust in yourself and your own ability but it came down to the connection we had as actors and those two characters really finding a special bond. ., ., characters really finding a special bond. ., ,., ., .. �* bond. the thing about that, i can't imaaine bond. the thing about that, i can't imagine dame _ bond. the thing about that, i can't imagine dame emma _ bond. the thing about that, i can't imagine dame emma thompson i bond. the thing about that, i can't i imagine dame emma thompson would have ever said to the casting director, you go for this. i can ima

slot with daryl weinberg, the eminent historian. i just remember walking into that room and it was jam packed and there was electricity in the air. and you had you had an audience who came to play. folks who know a lot and who have good questions to ask. and, you know, i suddenly realized the national world two museum is a place where you have to bring your a-game. i've been trying to do that ever since, but thank you all for attending this this simple museum that we worked out. you never know how timely something is going to be. you know, it's the 75th anniversary. we knew that was going to happen. but who can predict just how timely that stuff? who can predict just how timely these things are going to be in this one? and yalta, 75 certainly is. so jeremy has asked me and jeremy is my boss, so i do whatever he tells me to do, has me to speak on the the role that yalta played with regards to the end of world war two. so to take us out of the realm of diplomacy and put us back onto the battlefield and talk more about military operati

in fact daryl -- spoke to us and said that we're training to ukrainian pilots on, he did not say f-16s, but the implication was f-16s. he did not say where in which happening, but we cannot confirm that, but these republicans were saying yes, we are staying in this fight. we are going to lead this fight and we would like them to get more than they have already got from us. >> ali velshi, you know when he is back in black, he is in the field and on location. ali, thank you so much for waking up so early for us. stay safe, i appreciate it. let's bring in our lead off panel tonight. tom nichols, the staff writer for the atlantic and julia freeland or a ceo of atlanta -- a think tank in berlin. tom, what is your take on what we heard from president biden today and also vladimir putin? >> well, from president biden we heard this ringing defense of democratic values. which is what, it should not even be remarkable that we're talking about it because this is the way that presidents used to talk all the time about nato and the western alliance and freedom, and that was once a standard part of

but there were, of course, citizens and many politics who conveniently forgot what daryl had told them, who rushed in and demanded that he do something. and one of the things that they demanded he do was to create firebreaks with the use of gunpowder power powder, in other words, blow up, create fireblocks is this is a common firefighting technique, but it is very to do in a in an urban setting like this general under pressure to, quote, do something. and he deputized some citizens to go out and blow up buildings. well, that was a mistake. the people were a little bit indiscriminate in it in terms of blowing things up. and one other interesting rupture problem, the city this time was lit by gas gas. gas mains. they created the lights that everybody use. there was there were candles of course. but now they use gas. well gas could not be turned block by block. the gas that fed the city could only be turned off at the main headquarters of the gas company. and it was difficult to find. someone to get into the spilled into the gas building to turn off. so what would happen is that people wo

interesting daryl said it is disturbing, scotland. it is disturbing , it is an it is disturbing, it is an sturgeon now as unemployed i think she's been knocking about . well, there's a poll up on twitter throughout show and i've been asking you whether the snp's of independence is dead and currently 87% of you say yes, whilst only 30% say no. well with me on that, this is a where onto the online column digital radio after the break it is royal round up time and lady victoria herb will be joining me in studio a royal biographer , a in studio a royal biographer, a lover will be talking about the episode it is south park is where the hit comedy series took aim at harry and meghan and where they caught by the same queen we've all heard of that i love it and then in five is this week's difficult conversation nicola will be live in the studio. his son christopher's took his own life last year after he suffered from online bullying . now, christopher was bullying. now, christopher was encouraged to take numerous challenges that had the poten

daryl mitchell confused into not playing one at all. blundell was beginning a long hour shift. mindful they were english traps everywhere. the dangerous devon conway fell into that one, all part of ben stokes' plan. a strategy that has transformed the experience of watching england whatever the scene of the score they will attack. 0llie robinson put them on the brink of a decent first—innings lead but still batting and still working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, hard work rewarded. and now some freedom to have fun. by the time he was out for 138 new zealand were only 19 runs behind. game on and lights on. traditionally a time to bat with caution, not england. this is a team that doesn't overthink. new zealand searched for clues and then suddenly one down. three letters out. ben duckett was followed by zach crawley. stuart broad was myjob was to survive. instead second ball he offered a catch to someone, anyone, no one. the evening under the lights ended with glaze and a test match that is fascinatingly poised. england's wome

i should add sleepy hollow had 83 100 point raised at about 8/10, casa daryl gurney, il 86 100, santa rosa pedal almost three quarters calistoga 59 half moon bay over half inch of rain sf 39, 1 hundred's sfoy rapidly here, but still, it's east and south coming down pretty good, especially now. contra costa county, santa clara , down to santa cruz, santa clara valley and into the santa cruz mountains, so fifties on your tips will have morning rain. then we'll get a break this afternoon. the next system will arrive saturday evening, you guys thank you, steve. it's now 7 21. this is exciting. today area restaurants, maybe annual top 100 list. both are in the same city, which doesn't usually get a lot of press for its dining scene. we'll tell you where you can get to amazing meals within just a stone's throw of each other, and researchers wanna study psychedelic drugs. but tell you what's happening at a local university studying how lsd, magic mushrooms and ecstasy could help people who have mental health problems. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early

incident occurred in mid-january in the north queen , as patrolmen said, in the car of 32-year-old daryl williamsani, they found drugs , firearms during the arrest , the driver was handcuffed three times removed with a stun gun. although the suspect several times warned of heart problems after a few hours. after such an appeal died in the hospital. in argentina , the rainforest is on fire in lossy alesya national park ask for fire. destroyed over 1,000 hectares, private houses and agricultural buildings were damaged, several fire brigades are fighting the flames, but the hard-to-reach terrain complicates their work to get close to some foci, combustion is possible only in a swamp, and by boat or by air, for safety reasons, see the protected area was evacuated in the near settlements. 7 1/2 days and it took travelers from irkutsk to cross the frozen baikal on atvs behind 1,500 km of icy desert. this is a record worthy of entry in the russian guinness book. no one has ever done this. one of the main conditions for the expedition was its autonomous mode, that is , it was impossible to go as