elaine: amen.ack: the word of god says by the blood of the lamb and the word of your testimony is how you overcome the evil one. the evil spirits are everywhere. let's empower ourselves and start off by teaching the kids the basics. what would you think the great moses and jesus would think looking at a society that does not teach kids the 10 commandments. elaine: amen. jack: we should be demanding every single public/private school give parents the option to give their kids the gospel of jesus christ. [applause] elaine: absolutely. jack: last thing, if we do not bring the panel back in these schools -- the paddle back in these schools, the bible says if you spare the rod you hate your son. it is not for us to put our feelings into that. some kids need their butts whoop ed. they are robbing and they are stealing. they need to start getting there butts whooped and being taught right from wrong. elaine: thank you. it is so funny. i came out with these questions because they needed to be answered. you

we brought on elaine, built up a partnership. you started this incredible show, you have this incredible series as well that i want you to talk about. tell us about your show cpac now in addition to this series. >> the main thing is is it is not about us. it is about god, obviously. isn't that who we serve? >> amen. >> the idea is to talk about the good things that is happening. at one of the great things that happen already this year is a lot of people got upset about it, but the reality was when kevin mccarthy went to the boat and wanted to win and to be the speaker of the house, some people were brave enough to stand up and say only if. [applause] right, and when they stood up we were applauding. we were actually down at mar-a-lago that we, all of us were together, and it was so neat. because everybody saw the news and we were all in there hanging in going yes, yes, yes. when it all ended in the beautiful way that it did, i felt the best thing i could do with a series, all of the different 20 people who stood bravely and fough

let's say goodbye. >> thank you. >> david: goodbye, elaine. your music is beautiful. keep playing. for sausalito's famous taj mahal houseboat. another victim of tuesday storm. >> california's drought situation reaches a point we have not seen in years. >> and silent treatment from alameda county's district attorney after a stunning rebuke in court. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. is if i can call the office and find out what houses are on and what houses are not why can't pg&e do that before they leave the site? >> two days without power and looking for answers as a massive cleanup operation continues in the east bay hills where things are quite frankly a mess. >> we have team coverage tonight on the impact of tuesday storm. looking into the ongoing our problems in the oakland hills. >>>> but we will begin with cornell barnard and the imminent demise of the sausalito fixture. it is houseboat poised to go under. >> if you guys have ever been to sausalito chances are you have seen the taj mahal. arguably the most famous houseboat

let's keep it going and bring in elaine stokes.laine, i will ask you the question we tried to pose earlier. is this probably a defective tightening that we are seeing play out in front of us? elaine: i think that's exactly what we are seeing. we are finally getting through -- finally getting proof. the fed is getting proof that they are affecting more than just the housing market. they are affect thing the lending markets across the board. credit suisse we still have to deal with over the next couple of days to find out how far that contagion goes, what has happened within the u.s. away from credit suisse toluse: had already proved the point that lending has changed and people are not as willing to be in toluse. yield hit a point where they don't need to. caroline: what have you been doing when you see the enormous volatility not just in corporate debt. in u.s. treasuries when we have one day i more than 25 basis point move that has become a four days straight from the upside to the downside in terms of borrowing costs. elaine: it'

elaine playing every day at keystone place senior living community.altz. ♪ ♪ there is "getting to know you." ♪ ♪ and "i could have danced all night." ♪ ♪ and right here tonight, elaine and her daughter and a performance for all of you at home. >> it may be you can play some mozart. ♪ ♪ elaine's proud daughter, randy. >> i have heard from people all over the world that she has made an impact on, and it has been an amazing experience for all of us. >> david: tonight, elaine, the piano player, and the power of music. ♪ ♪ >> yay! that was lovely. let's say goodbye. >> thank you. >> david: goodbye, a land. your music i >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. larry: happening right now -- the race to save a beloved landmark that's literally sinking after this most recent stretch of wild weather. i'm julian glover. kristen: the taj mahal houseboat has been a fixture for decades but tuesday's big storm left it damaged and taking on water. this video shows us what the yacht harbor looks like now. just look at that.

lisa: elaine has just been getting crumbs. now we can no longer allow that to continue to happen. dina: feeling the pain of her community's stagnation, gilbert found a benefactor who pays for free internet on one block of main street. it's beamed from right across river in mississippi to these devices on buildings and elaine's water tower. so, how much has this free wi-fi helped people and changed their lives? lisa: well, we even have some of our students that come when their internet service goes out. they can come up here and finish their work they need to have done. our vendors will be able to access the internet and be able to make those cash app, paypal, venmo, whatever sales. dina: for candace williams, an executive director at rural community alliance, and her 9-year-old son caleb, lack of internet service during the pandemic forced them to drive a half-hour each way daily to helena for caleb's virtual school. candace: i would have to go to mcdonald's to use their free wi-fi. i would just sit in the parking lot. dina: n

i lied about my sexuality. >> reporter: the career elaine envisioned was over before it started.ts and was shut out of a new dream. >> i can't be a police officer like i wanted to because of my dd-214. yeah, they messed up my life. >> reporter: cases like elaine rod easy e, these aren't isolated cases are they. >> no, they're not isolated at all. >> reporter:. >> this is a policy that is kror oesive. >> reporter: she's truss freighted that more than 12 years later, the pentagon still hasn't made it right for thousands of gay vets. why are these vets still having to fight for discharges they deserve and benefits that they've earned? >> because the dod has been fighting us every step of the way. >> is this a case of bureaucratic inertia, or is this lingering homophobia? >> i'm not sure, but i want be surprised if it was the latter because if they wanted this done, it would be done. >> and there are still so many veterans who don't even know they can ask for an upgrade. that's really disturbing. >> reporter: kristi bagelow runs a nonprofit that helps all veterans seeking discharge u

thank you very much. elaine, for being with us. first of all, what is your reaction to this verdict which again comes just a few months before national elections in cambodia. what message is being sent? anything? well, i think despair duct is completely outrageous. i mean, it is a travesty of justice that came. so car could be sentenced to 27 years in prison simply for exercising his legitimate right to freedom of expression. clearly this is sending a message to all genuine political opposition and cambodia that they should not participate in the upcoming election. and if they do, they would risk arrests and possible prosecution. i mean, came soccer has been facing these charges since 2017. i think it's very, it's very timely that humans and has chosen this time to convict him in order to send a message to regular cambodians that they will be no credible election in july 2023 . his noise camps accost lawyers are planning. it would have been a, would appear to appeal this verdict. does it matter? i mean, did each stand a chance at a

i want to thank you and elaine and cory for joining us. i wanna say ramadan will bark to everyone out there who's observing at this month, and everyone else will see you next time on the strength. ah ah. the latest news as it breaks evidence in a place like this, where people say just a few bodies have been covered compared to the number of people missing with detailed coverage. a government policies are making it difficult for them to export on climate change have all impacted of supply from around the world. their rescue plan showed their confidence in 1st republic bank, so all sides of which are critical to the functioning of the financial system. it's a $1000000000.00 money known bring operation to coal. marsha is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit about with right. i've described that in a 4 part series. algio 0 is investigative unit because under cover in southern africa pittsburgh, we control 90 percent of the government. once it's pretty falling, it's perfectly brandon, good pa

elaine: amen.lamb and the word of your testimony is how you overcome the evil one. the evil spirits are everywhere. let's empower ourselves and start off by teaching the kids the basics. what would you think the great moses and jesus would think looking at a society that does not teach kids the 10 commandments. elaine: amen. jack: we should be demanding every single public/private school give parents the option to give their kids the gospel of jesus christ. [applause] elaine: absolutely. jack: last thing, if we do not bring the panel back in these schools -- the paddle back in these schools, the bible says if you spare the rod you hate your son. it is not for us to put our feelings into that. some kids need their butts whoop ed. they are robbing and they are stealing. they need to start getting there butts whooped and being taught right from wrong. elaine: thank you. it is so funny. i came out with these questions because they needed to be answered. you guys are doing such a great job. i know usual

now was elaine is the cova with the v in the center for a disarmament and non proliferation. thank you so much. thousands of delegates are convening and beijing this weekend to take part in the annual meeting of the national people's congress, china's rubber stamp parliament president. she, she pink is expected to present changes designed to give the ruling communist party more control over private enterprise. he'll also unveil a new leadership made up of his loyalists. delegates gather and beijing's great hold of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. it's more political pageant than policy setting parliament. the national people's congress largely serves to rubber stamp decisions already made behind closed doors . but she, jim ping and the communist party leadership. much of the n p. c will focus on communist ritual and slogans. however, china watchers carefully comb over proceedings every year for clues on china's future direction. in october, she cemented is unprecedented 3rd term as the general secretary of the party. he is now set to consolidate

but elaine, i love how you point out that you can make this kind of global connection. i want to bring in one more video comment. this is from a mom. ok mom must sure. i'm probably messing up his last name, but he's at the south gate mosque in london. oh, hold on is the month when we connect with god. we connect with our fellow humans, we connect with ourselves. when we connect, we understand the pain and suffering of people who don't have enough. and we had taught in the month of ramadan, eat and drink, but in meshes we learn to so frustrated, we eat the right time, we need the right food in the right quantity. we don't waste. so we're teaching our communication to be more controls of how much the what they eat, as well as how much they can share with those who are around them. and recycling more. these are some of the key aspects of our faith that we would like to encourage everyone to remember not only in the month of ramadan, but throughout the year. can i add something to that? yeah, yeah. jump in place. yeah. you know, even under, under former speaker sets of real

cbs's elaine quijano was there. >> reporter: abolitionist harriet tubman marched to her own drum, andbrated today. this soaring 25-foot monument was a two-year project inspired by this iconic image of tubman. her life story is part of an audio installation. >> she found the north star. >> reporter: narrated by singer and actor queen latifah, who was born in newark. what is it that you hope people take away from hearing about harriet tubman's story? >> i hope they take away renewed strength, inspiration, humanity, compassion. you know, what harriet tubman did was about freedom, was about compassion for those who did not have it. >> reporter: tubman escaped slavery and risked her freedom to lead about 70 enslaved people by the underground railroad, a network of safehouses that led north, including this church in newark with hidden tunnels. at the site visitors will learn tubman was also a spy in the union army and an advocate for women's rights and the elderly. monument designer nina cook john placed a mosaic of tubman's face at eye level intentionally. >> you can look into her eyes and

i've got the privilege of introducing our next speaker as the honorable elaine luria. i think most of us are familiar with her. and those of you who studied the navy force structural certainly are, a short bio, graduate of the navy academy, as a marine i checked out on that long before we got to the nuclear part. she was a congresswoman who represented the virginia 2nd district. she was a vice chair of the sea powered arm of the house services committee and most importantly, she was from alabama and we also proudly adopted her. i think those of you who have done naval reading and it came up previously on a panel, the article she wrote for the war in iraq a couple of years ago, trying to tie our fleet structure to the strategy and i think that mark mentioned earlier, that you know, that provided a construct for getting to a fleet size that was operationally relevant. so with that, i'd like to welcome congresswoman luria. thank you. [applause] >> well, good afternoon, thank you for having me and as i noted on the way up, i'm the last speaker so i'm all standing between y

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cbs's elaine quijano was there. >> reporter: abolitionist harriet tubman marched to her own drum, andproject inspired by this iconic image of tubman. her life story is part of an audio installation. >> follow the northstar. >> reporter: narrated by singer and actor queen latifah, who was born in newark. what is it that you hope people take away from hearing about harriet tubman's story? >> i hope they take away renewed strength, inspiration, humanity, compassion, you know, what harriet tubman did was about freedom, was about compassion for those who did not have it. >> reporter: tubman escaped slavery and risk her freedom to lead about 70 enslaved people by the underground railroad, a network ofaf h that led north, including this church in newark with hidden tunnels. at the site, visitors will learn tubman was also a spy in the union army, and an advocate for women's rights and the elderly. monument designer nina cooke john placed a mosaic of tubman's face at eye level intentionally. >> you can look into her eyes and touch her face and connect to her humanity. it could be your mother,

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. >> reporter: mike gallagher and elaine luria served on the house armed services committee in the lastout the u.s. navy to cause the two of you to find the common cause. >> we share a sense of the urgency of the moment. we see increasing threats from china in particular in the indo-pacific. we feel like we're not moving fast enough to build a bigger navy. >> reporter: congressman gallagher is a marine veteran who represents green bay, wisconsin. he chairs the new house committee on china. he's concerned that under the navy's current plan, the fleet will shrink to 280 ships by 2027, the same year the cia says china has set for having the capability to take taiwan by force. >> we'll be weakest when our enemy is potentially strongest. >> china, we have to be ready to respond today with the forces we have today. >> reporter: former congresswoman elaine luria represented virginia beach until this past january. an annapolis graduate, she had a 20-year naval career before being elected to congress. >> what would you say the state of the u.s. navy is today? >> i think the navy has not received

would you rate us to take up the idea or plan off of, of corey, who had my different change here. elaine, can you talk to us what some of the biggest things that people can do during this ramadan to make their ramadan more green? yes, sort of, i like to say, i completely agree with both her foot. corey said, under the map said, because basically these are the core principles that we need to engage with because they actually allow us to engage for the whole community. these are core principles that regardless of your islamic background, you will accept and agree upon. that's the beauty of stewardship, like m clifford and when we talk about miss and balance and also amanda, the, the god given trust to us as a muslims. so thinking coming back to your question in that regard, the easiest way to start is to start to day, even if it's one step, but to have it sustainably growing. what we offer as e a as an organization is a green. if star guide it is something that you can just print out on our website or like just download it on your phone, it's an english and german, and it allows you to go

elaine may was always the writer of the two. i don't think she's given enough credit for being kind of one of these foundational people. improv was smart. she was witty. she was sexy. she was everything that female comedians up to that point weren't allowed to be q. very much. jan okay, and that's when i realized it's possible. you have to right to the point where you get respect, because nobody's going to hand it to you as a female. come on lily, lily tomlin. what are you gonna do? i'm gonna do a lady tonight. who's an employee of one of america's most beloved institution. furniture. this is earnestine. i want you to stand out a service check on all the circuit, said 1600, pennsylvania avenue. well because, honey, it's almost impossible to get through to that man. in the sixties, laughing was one of the hottest programs on tv and all these famous characters we associate with lily tomlin became famous then and turned her into a huge star truth. she was hip. she was not doing material about being a frustrated wife. she was doing

the greatest loss was the love of my life, my elaine.he screams out of her head. she describes the blood on her feet and she can still feel it. when zoe and paul experienced the very worst, they thought their government would be there. instead, they say they felt abandoned. we've received nothing, absolutely nothing. i thought, this is... this is it. my life... my life is over. these were the last photographs taken by zoe of her daughter millie in tunisia 2015, just before their life changed forever. we were playing darts by the pool. it was like a pop, pop, pop noise coming from the beach. and i knew even then, i knew what it was. a lone gunman killed 38 people that day. as holidaymakers fled, the family was separated. millie was chased along a hotel corridor, where the gunman threw a grenade. for a time, that cost her her hearing. just... it'sjust horrific. it's completely changed her life. when she returned home, prime minister david cameron sent this letter and a promise. "i am determined the government does everything it can to supp

so what i am writing to you a little more clear than i anticipate yanine, he emphasizes decided elaine and decided i'm lucky with . 7 miss, look to look in kilo 3 litre. um how will my d the year ahead? and me are good in new here and below i, i am gonna go with a g i. yes. did you buy a new vehicle that i had give me a new at? i'm barclay. my had you from an estimate of a little more than what kind of cover letter and when would it be done and what is the social send me it. oh. 7 0, i hear a ah a tough time. the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what the troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism as some deeply entrenched in the country that is identified with america itself. when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging americans and demand the truth. there's no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me. mark them on hill one out there. under cover reporting, i was working for exclusive stories, explosive results, and al jazeera investigations. this tends t

elaine dunkley, bbc news.evidence on the second day of the public hearing into allegations of racism made by the former yorkshire player, azeem rafiq. vaughan and five other of his former team mates are accused of using racially discriminatory language. matt graveling is at the inquiry in central london for us. just refresh as a of what the allegations are in all of this. briefly, clive, some people might find the language in my report slightly upsetting but as you say, michael vaughan is one of seven men along with yorkshire county cricket club who are being charged with bringing the game into disrepute. the former england captain is accused of using racist language to full towards former yorkshire spinner azeem rafiq and three other asian players. vaughan is accused of saying there's too many of you lot, we need to have a word about that. vaughan categorically denies the allegation and his lawyer said he couldn't quite believe the claim had been made against him. his lawyer added that this happened before a

that was elaine is the cova with the v in the center for disarmament and nonproliferation. thank you so much. thank you. let's turn our attention to tunisia where thousands of people have rallied in a capital tunis against an ongoing economic crisis and a government crackdown on the opposition. the protest was organized by the countries labor union. demonstrators are angry at present. i said, who has ruled by decrease in suspending parliament in 2021 in a power grab. and in recent weeks, anger over the rising cost of living has boiled over into unrest. thousands of demonstrators on the streets of tunis. they answered a call to rally by the country's largest labor union. and there are many reasons to protest, food and other necessities are scarce. on employment and inflation or high. and now a crackdown on politicians and journalists ordered by president katy saeed, who had claimed those arrested were guilty of corruption or walk in one critic se, it's another step towards a new dictatorship. if i go, he say he does not have anything to offer the 2000000 people. he does not

he passes q weights, barter out more tower on the old time list in tennis, elaine arabic rub bree by kin, i'm sorry at the bottom of your screen has fought her way through to the 3rd round of the miami. i've been, she overcame ana collins kaya in 3 states, rebeck keena, one, the indian wells title in california. last week, if she repeats the feed in miami, she will achieve the so called sunshine double in the and b i. the los angeles clip is turned on the style and the 2nd half is they beat the oklahoma city thunder cow while they ned was the stand out. fire for the cliff is he chipped him. we 32 point seen day 127 to 105 victory. and his reminder of our top story at paris has been cleaning up after mass protests against the french government, french government, controversial pension reforms, strikes of blockades and demonstrations, of codes, widespread disruption, and a visit to the country by britons. king charles has been postponed. you're watching d, the d w news, dw business is out. next i'm tired. read. thanks to watching with many foolish lunch her now in the world right now,

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that was elaine is the cova with the v n, a center for disarmament and nonproliferation. thank you so much. let's turn our attention to ukraine now. and there are signs that russian forces are making progress in a key battle in the east of the country. fighting continues to rage around the frontline city of bar moot. russia is determined to seize the now destroyed city as part of its wider aim of capturing the entire internet region. the 2 sides have been stuck in the bloody stale meant over the city since august of last here. but in the middle there is a defense analyst at king's college london. and earlier i asked her if the fall of the route would only be a matter of time. we have heard from all sides. i believe the russians are saying it, you can. you promotion, went on telegram and challenge the lensky saying that he's about to close the lead to the bottom of the cold run and calling him to withdraw his forces. we have also heard that lieutenant general sarah sky from the korean side has visited buck mode and has left the buck mood. so there are, there are kind of ac

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maria: with a look what you and elaine are doing you are giving it away to initiative yu landone medicalgiving it to cancer research giving it to, you know, animal hospitals giving your money away you don't see that all the time. but you are doing it, i am glad you brought up term limits ken we spoke about this in the past how is it possible a politicians goes into washington to washington ends up spending 40, 50 years they forget who they are working for i want you to know i spoke with west virginia senator joe manchin on the phone other day came on before he came on i talked to him on phone he said. >> very good friend of mine. >> he said to me people are not going to like what i am glowing to say you know what? i am for term limits i said wow, ken landone told me same thing wants term limits you even have a sitting senator joe manchin calling for term limits but the people going to decide this are very people who are going to get impacted i don't see it happening ken what about you? >> well i don't see it happening maria unless american people get so fed up, i mean, we need, by the wa

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elaine dunkley, bbc news.dumping fuel near it, and a damaged propeller in the aftermath of the intercept. the declassified video has been edited by the us military for length, but shows events in a sequential order, according to the pentagon. russia has denied the us claim that its jets acted recklessly in the incident on tuesday. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is here. talk us through what happened and what it signifies a. this talk us through what happened and what it signifies a.— what it signifies a. this is a video that we have _ what it signifies a. this is a video that we have seen _ what it signifies a. this is a video that we have seen from - what it signifies a. this is a video that we have seen from the i what it signifies a. this is a video i that we have seen from the drone. it would have given a live feed to the base where they are monitoring its movements and controlling it. what you do see, and remember the russians said it wasn't their fault, essentially, the drone carried out an ext

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the brother of convicted offender elaine maxwell opens up about why she's appealing her conviction. >> and more stores pulling frozen fruit off the shelves in the wake of sick cases. the brands you'll need to look out for. >> for your help tonight, more stores are pulling frozen organic strawberries from their shelves. that may be linked to a hepatitis a outbreak. first, it was trader joe's now costco and have removed the product. the fda says 5 people have become sick with confirmed or probable cases with 2 in the hospital, california splendor recalled bags of kirkland frozen organic. whole strawberries sold at costco stores in los angeles and hawaii. while scenic food recalled the same strawberries sold the costco. al deanna's. well as frozen organic tropical blend sold to trader joe's nationwide. you can return them for a refund or just throw them away. >> the recent extreme weather prompting officials to temporarily close the san bernardino national forest through the start of summer. starting today, visito s are not allowed on park premise u.s. officials say snow is melting on th

julie su would be the second asian american woman to lead the agency after elaine chao. >>> in chicagoly a one-term mayor and the first incumbent to lose the city's highest office in 40 years. lightfoot's historic run as chicago's first black woman and openly gay mayor ended in yesterday's elections when she failed to secure enough votes against her eight democratic opponents to move into the runoff. in that april face-off, voters will decide between paul vallas, a former ceo of school boards, and brandon johnson, a county commissioner endorsed by the teachers union. nbc's marisa paez joins us. they are gearing up for the runoff? >> you heard it in the victory speech by brandon johnson, he came out swinging against his opponent, paul vallas, saying and accusing vallas of being a republican in democrats' clothing, a common trop among one of, we're talking about nine different candidates in total, that's something we have been hearing as a common one against vallas there. you got to remember, both are running as democrats, but it is about as stark as a contrast as you can get between two

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junior i met later and had the privilege of marrying junior and his wife, elaine.hey reminded me of that at their 100th anniversary at allen temple last year and 40 some years now. and then i moved to fairfield eight years ago, and i heard this buzz going on that you should hear dr. jackie. so i was there in fairfield and one friday night, i came to the good friday services. >> oh, wow. >> and i don't remember what word she preached eight years ago, but she left some paint on the sanctuary, but it was a dynamic message. today we're honored to have the senior pastor of allen temple church. the first elected woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple, c. jacqueline thompson. great to have you. >> it is great to be here. >> thank you for coming. >> i knew you were all over the world. >> they made it. >> they made it and i'm glad you're here. tell us about your calling. it's phenomenal. >> calling to the church or calling to ministry? >> ministry first. >> well, i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father, who recently passed in december, was reverend dr. mt thompson. he

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. >> elaine forbes is executive director for the port of san francisco and says it would address an important need. >> this takes $400 million of investment, it lifts the area, prepares it for sea level rise, makes it seismically safe and secure, so we'll be filling in the other areas of the sea wall and the waterfront. >> the bill goes to the legislative process and could potentially reach the governor's desk this fall. christie smith nbc news bay area. >>> if you are traveling to sfo soon you might have new food options, including vegan filipino cuisine, such as lumpio and flan, the filipino additions, of course. sfo is the first to offer this type of food. the head chef says this has been her dream, and she hopes to make travelers feel at home. >> it is about eating the food and feeling in your families house, a lot of food, a lot of fried, just all these things, it's just so, so, you know, it's comforting. it's family, feels like family. >> turns up the dishes will be available at mama go's filipino cuisine and terminal 1. i am down for some lumpia and flan right now. >> i love stew. >>>

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the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. get out. and you know what that feels like we have something to think about. new time slot. nine o'clock on thursday, eight o'clock central, anyone famous nbc show that aired in that time slip. cheers dangerous slot because they're handing you the biggest audience . there is, if that audience starts watching and goes. i hate this and they go. oh, wait. you're dead. my mother caught me. caught you doing what you know? the episode that is super important in the trajectory of seinfeld is the contest. i am never doing. that again was predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of the longest without masturbating. but are you still master of your domain? i am king of the county. but what also should be noted elaine is in the contest, john f. kennedy jr series and that i think was a bold statement at that time. hang on. january was dating marla the virgin. let's go in the bedroom really was an episode that doubled its audience while it was airing because people were clearly getting o

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low methane mrs. elaine's it had for breeding. the scientist has been on this stinky mission for the past 11 years. 3 generations on her herd now excels 13 percent less methane gas than at the start of the experiment. methane we can make a difference. we can make a difference quickly if we lower the amount of me thing in the environment. we can very quickly have an impact was if we lower the amount of commonly on selling the environment. we're having a massive impact in the long term. the short term impact what we won't see as much so it's a real opportunity for, for the livestock industry to make a real death about an hour away from the research firm. we meet leon black, a 4th generation sheet, fire park. but he is one of the 1st to put the sciences theory into practice. he breathes she with better break it was important for him to cut their methane emissions, but also to maintain high yields of me. and wool the heart was always that if you had are more efficient ruminant more. hm. good. that put 30 energy and for things like hai