be a stripper. >> ember's makes no sense. burn ember's are what are left after a fire burns down. yes. they're not the younge beginnings of a fire. yeah. like brownies, hot brownies. hot brownies. >> greg: but here's a little whipped cream.thor h >> i am soer happy that for dessert tonight, greg, here's my problem with banning language. what you ban the word field, but the thing is still around. yes. got to get rid of fields's. b so in other words, you've lost the word, but you still have this dirt covered patch of. yes. oh, and so, you know, on the baseball fields. >> yeah. or on the farm where i grew up,m you would say, you know, can jimmy can you go out and spray the weeds in the flat place where the corn grows. you. >> and so we've still at the thing. >> and also the word fieldirst n refers to many things. >> ever since einstein physicists have been searching for the unified field theory. >> right. the formula that will explain all physical reality.l >> what about gravitational fields? exactly.ts with now it's going to be

add names to ember he does to be a stripper. it makes no sense. down. they're not the beginnings of a fire. >> greg: hot brownie. the wood cream i'm so having that for her tonight. >> walter: here's my problem with banning language you banned the world field but the thing is still around. so in other words you've lost the word but you still have this dirt covered patch. on the farm where i grew up you would say to me can you out and spray the weeds and flat place with the cornrows? and so we still have the thing and also the word field from her at first many things. they've a surgeon for the unified field theory the formula that will describe all physical reality. outs with the gravitational thing, flat thing out there with the corn grows covered in dirt. experts are getting it longer everything is can it grow more complicated agricultural fail. >> greg: that's the biggest point that in fact these people are pretending kat that they are helping engage in a better safer dialogue actually creates obstacles for dialogue dialogue is mostly about simpl

uh, but uh, what the or operator of the company called ember. greet are described is that the pipeline is quite old. it was built in 1978 and it's it is a it hidden on the ground so essentially sabotaging it will demand quite an effort . you know, to dig up and, and minded. so while they are saying is that they suspect some kind of for now more technical reason. also what they're saying is that the impact will not be failed. because basically like a kilometer to nearby. there is another pipeline which kind of doubles up as a supply route. so basically northern lithuania and southern lat via will probably as the operators a says will not be affected. also, there is not far away. there is a gas storage tank which will probably palm gas ah, into the neighboring regions, while the main line is being repaired. i was did these konstantin exits speaking to us earlier from vilnius. now we can bring you up to speed with some other stories that are making headlines around the worlds. the german government has called on russia to provide urgent medical assistance to jailed kremlin critic alec st.

they changed name brownie, you are not a brownie in seven to eight year old group, i are an ember, anthe kids were being offended, they felt it was racist to say brownies. >> todd: what do they eat? >> cheryl: i love brownies. >> carley: their uniform is brown. >> cheryl: i was a brownie, i didn't like the brown uniform. i never in my wildest dream thought we would be talking about, this is their version of girl scouts, brownies is racist. apparently it is. here is their reason, it wasn't about name or origin, girls experience racism and felt they were not welcome in girls guides. so that is what is happening in canada. >> carley: this story yesterday with ucla. >> todd: stop throwing my bruins -- university of southern california, usc, ucla is good one. >> carley: they banned the word field, they said it was racist. >> cheryl:control, somebody that was a brownie and girl scout. that wasn't great, it was great as a child to be part of the groups. >> carley: brownie because uniform is brown, nothing to do with race, here we are. >> todd: you are upset about the uniform not because of w

indian version of the -- a canadian version of the girl scouts no longer calling them brownies and embersng it more inclusive after some complained that the term brownies was racist. tomi, my understanding you were a girl scotus in america. what's your comment? >> i was a browny for two weeks because i didn't like being told what to do if anyone can believe that but i'll tell you this, something will offend someone at any time and saying some people found it racist. what it some people or one naggy parent that took issue. the loudest voice in the room and they changed the entire name of an organization. something's going to offend someone and someone's going to be offended by embers and i'm offended because it doesn't make sense and bring back the brownies and keep nem in the united states where they should be brownies. stuart: one more for gen z. bringing back the flip phone, a growing number of youngsters are choosing to carry around the old fashion cell phones because apparently they don't want to be connected to the internet all the time. some say they don't want to be tempted to log

let's from ember how many days past from the wood for application for membership of ukraine in februarylast year and the decision of the 27th of june. 115 days only we received the statutes. i would not say it is impossible. i would agree with some critical -- is that we need to go through the steps of european integration for this process to be credible. we are finalizing the seven recommendations provided by the european recommendation for we are waiting for the injury assessment report this early spring. after this report is positive which i am sure of, we do make out on the next step which is negotiations for ukraine. then we will see after the beginning of the negotiations it will be another story. i can agree it would be much quicker. ukraine is not starting from scratch on applying to membership unlike some other countries which may be needed -- to become members of the e.u. >> just as a conclusion, how important would that be for ukraine? >> crucially important. a decisive moment. becoming a full-fledged member is one of the pillars of ukraine's victory over the aggressor. we wa

and so all we had to do was bring in some of these spi, lumping embers that f sharp tip and just a bit bit bit bit, you know, hit the, the radiator veins on this thing and then all the oil would come out of the thing below those pretty simple little operation the operation took out the power in one of the most affluent areas of the island. tens of thousands of hotel guests were plunged into darkness. lost much if they had us leave a communique nail to a tree in san one claiming responsibility. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than of submissive. oh, reality that we saw was like shockingly unfair. despite operating on the violent fringe of the independence movement, their actions, gain visibility, and lead others to resist since 1898, the u. s. had used quite dot equal as a military strong chord in the caribbean. eventually building dozens of bases. then in the 1940s, the navy took over most of the island appreciate hearing from military exercises and were just called in and said, look, we're going to be bombing on actually days. and then this richman

uh, but uh, what the or operator of the company called ember. greet are described is that the pipeline is quite old. it was built in 1978 and it's, it is a, it hidden on the ground so essentially sabotaging it will demand quite an effort you know, to dig up and, and minded. so um, what they're saying is that they suspect some kind of for now more technical reason also will saying is does it impact will not be felled? because basically like you can log into a 2 year. boy, there is another pipeline which kind of doubles up as a supply route. so basically northern lithuania and southern lot via will probably as the oh group as a says will not be affected. also, there is not far away. there is a guess storage tank which will probably pump guess out into the neighboring regions while the main line is being repaired. that was constantine aga, joining us from villainy us with the latest on that pipeline blast. thank you so much and have a look now. some other stories making headlines around the world today, swedish climate activist gretta tumor has appeared at protest and germany against the

international community started being more and more concerned about the violence reality here and that embers israel that believes that this is their rhone business. they are internal affair, back to you. thanks. hello, maria. if another altima least chorus on always present, so can be martha. but there's one out south africa which voted in favor of the u. n. g. a. resolution has now fund elissa in support, a reversing the sanctions. we heard from president of the black 1st lamp political policy and for the nationalist 70 member who says the apartheid, his countries suffers significantly resembles what palestinians are going through. now. during our own struggle against our adoption, the policy people and deliberation movement, the p l. o. in particular. and that the late, yes, i provided support. she saw the african, the ration, but i do sharing with their food, their training festivities where they had them because we're fighting the same system. we stoned the land of the people, removed the independence of a people and them. you see israel is a bully, a racist, a big bully. and it does not

so will this turn the war in ukraine's favor our correspondence embers? robbie has this report it is being called a game changer for ukraine. berlin, agreeing to supply its lever to speaking to reporters from a military training facility in east germany, defense minister boris. his story is pressed on when they will arrive in. can you got the ukraine at the end of the course of the year when we are going to do 1234. i just at the end of march, i got time because because it's a rush to be invalid. all i know that earlier this week, germany approved the delivery of hundreds of leper to tanks in e u arsenals. to keep in the 1st stage of the latest nato push to send more heavy weapons. what ukrainian commanders say they need along with more ammunition before the winter thought. and then expected russian spring offensive. getting those vehicles will improve their ability to take ground. but, but i would be a little cautious about assuming that with them they will conquer the world. the us ascending dozens of its m one abrams tanks, in the u. k. 14 of its chall

tom: i'm ember looking out of the airport window. to know what they're going to be saying about demand out of that nation and how central that is going to be to the question you just post. >> they see the return of china as being a huge boost, a huge catalyst to get global aviation back to pre-pandemic levels. boeing has a china problem. the 737 max is still not recertified in china. airbus has had a really good run of things in china because of the geopolitics. tony blinken is going to be going to china next month. can we start to chip away at easing that relationship? it really needs china, it really needs to come back to that market. it is a huge market and will continue to be a huge market. at the moment, they're kind of out of it. that really needs to turn around. they have had a huge history buying boeing planes but not recently. for them to kind of take part in this global recovery, boeing needs that to change. tom: fantastic. really looking forward to that exclusive interview with dave calhoun tomorrow. that is tomorrow at 2:

a unusual daylight raid by the israeli military on thursday in the occupied west bank targeting embers of the islamic jihad. they say they were planning a imminent attack. the firefight killing 9 but also a woman in her 60s. >> she opened the window to look over to check what is going on. a bullet hit her here in the neck. the bullet hit the wall and the tv screen. >> the authority calling the rate a massacre announcing they were severing security court nations with israel as a result and then rockets launched by militants towards israel. responding with airstrikes. no injuries were reported on either side. the last few days a major test for the recently installed government, under pressure from his cabinet to respond with force. >> i will bring to the cabinet additional member measures to fight terrorism. this includes spitting up and expanding gun licensing for citizens. as we have seen time and time again including this morning, this thing saves lives. >> international condemnations and sympathies poured in including by president joe biden as anthony plans to make a preplanned trip

let me add, house republicans, the extreme embers of the house, the maga republicans are talking about raising taxes for middle-class americans. they are talking about giving and tax break to the wealthiest among us. that's what they want to do. they are talking about attacking women's right to choose. that's what they want to put forward. the president is going to speak to that as well. >> given the limitations and what you talked about from the podium [indiscernible] >> you just said, it's an ongoing matter. it's an ongoing legal process it's happening and we will continue what we've been doing for the last two years, when it comes to the department of justice and legal issues, we will not comment, we will not politically interfere because one of the things present was very clear during the campaign and has been for the last two years is that we want to give back the independence at the department of justice has. anything beyond that, we are just not going to talk about. there's an investigation going on, there's a legal process as we been very clear about. i will let the white house

i'm not a psychiatrist or psychologist one think of embers of congress pushed back so hard thing listena when i'm not offended china but that doesn't seem to be the position. >> i'm not in their heads but i know that the comments party with propaganda comes party central government media most of us live. it's his look, we shouldn't criticize, and shannon for for what they're doing because upfront anti-asian hate. one think that there's is been any increase anti-asian hate is very little of it anyway. >> i look at this will come up may be under senate members of congress like this show when you have copies like disney and the mba that will be on their home fellow countrymen is offered china. >> no that in the mba if you after criticize united states social diversity all the rest of it but no criticize genocides or crimes against timidity are all the rest the things that comes party does so from that if the service they will if they're not criticizing china with a criticize us not only that hypocritical for probably a means of should support all that stuff in china. sue them a be my effor

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during the police commission meeting last night, embers did not publicly address it but went into a closedrs, but the public had plenty to say. >> we wanted to have a police chief and people are trying to throw him under the bus. >> i am calling to support chief armstrong because he has made a huge difference. kumasi: the commission scheduled a special session for next thursday. reggie: new at 6:00, travelers on the way to cancÚn are being warned about services likethe uo mexico issued a security advisory, saying the tension between local taxi unions and uber drivers is intensifying and disputes between drivers have returned violent and resulted in u.s. citizens being hurt. a court hearing determined uber drivers could operate without a medallion, which is required of taxi drivers. kumasi: if you stayed in a las vegas hotel the past few years, you may have been ripped off, the accusation in a new lawsuit claiming caesars entertainment, mgm, treasure island, wynn and other hotels artificially inflated prices since 2019. the lawsuit claims they used ai technology to illegally fix prices. acc

illegal cuban embers putting a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol and the driver and passenger were charged with human smuggling. the now republican-controlled u.s. house oversight and accountability committee has a meeting scheduled for next week regarding the border. that committee asked for all four border patrol sector cheese to testify about what they are seeing here at the border. but the department of home and security under secretary mayorkas decline that request is incense going to offer up border chief ortiz to testify that we simply keep your eye on we possibly will learn much more about what is going on here at the border, eric. so far it matt, thanks so much, arthel. >> eric and matt as a board officials worry about the increased number of those known god always there is a bipartisan backlash at the biting ministration immigration policies. seventy-seven democrats including newark congresswoman aoc new jersey senator cory booker sent a letter to the president last week calling his new restrictions on asylum-seekers from cu

roger mclain and dean park and donnie embers pushed him out of the band and he had already taken one7, at the monterrey park festival, he had performed with buffalo springfield, which was going through its own kind of break ups fasten. that's where he and stephen stills got together. and the two of them got together. and then graham nash was dating joni mitchell. and he shows up at her house one day, and stills and crosby are there they start singing together and he realized at that moment, he said, he had to leave everything in his life and move to l.a. to be with joni mitchell but also to hold on to that sound that he heard that day in her house in laurel canyon when the three of them saying together for the first time -- >> wow. that's amazing. ron brownstein, stephanie ellen, thank you very, much appreciated. up next -- -- breaking news on losing the shootings. homes of four prominent state democrats. investigators are now looking to whether the campaign responded in part to drurug sales. also, the charges alec baldwin is now facing on the set of his movie rust and later, with a

embered that that had- >> jimmy: he had a moment where he looked at you and felt like you were a fathern the film. but we didn't. we missed that chance. >> jimmy: did you get to spend any time with eddie murphy? >> yeah, just working, sure. spent some sometime with eddie, sure. >> jimmy: how was that? >> i mean, he is an amazing performer, and a really solid guy. i enjoyed everybody on the set. >> jimmy: i know. but he's eddie murphy. i know you enjoyed everybody on the set. but did you like make any attempt to really kind of bond with eddie or accidentally walk into his trailer? >> i said xzibit had braids. >> jimmy: xzibit, by the way was in the "x files" movie with you. >> that's completely random true. kenya barris, the brilliant writer/director of this movie, he just came up with this riff. >> jimmy: oh, that was unrelated? >> yeah. i play arnold. he is a podiatrist who has a thing for xzibit. and every time i open my mouth in front of black people, i start to talk about xzibit. so the weird thing was, i co-starred with xzibit in the first or second "x files" movie. kenya had no id

and they're going to stand around that fire and watch it to make sure it's not a single additional ember still aglow >> definitely how it feels right now, that's for sure steve, thank you our steve liesman. meanwhile, what kind of shape is the consumer in these days this one has been a little trickier to assess it's a different environment with inflation michelle meyer is the chief u.s. economist at mastercard institute and brings us the pulse of main street michelle, what are you seeing in the data >> to us, the consumer is still out there spending, you know, when we look at the holiday shopping season, we saw holiday sales up 7.6% over the november/december period for total retail "x" auto. part of that includes strength in restaurants, certainly strength in terms of going out for leisure activities so the consumer is changing what they're spending they are responding to the economic environment, but the reality is, is that the consumer still has the ability to spend, even though they're changing what they're buying, when they're buying, more promotion-based, but -- that to me is consi

more terrifying yesterday was the fact the shooter was loose, he was in the community, and so many embersmmunity were so afraid. they were terrified if they go to an event, they could shoot at -- he could shoot them too. you could see the fear in their eyes. so when 5:00 came and the press conference came that he was captured and had killed himself, there was relief. amna: there are reports today about his connection to the studio, local officials expressing concern. what else have you learned about the gunman? rep. chu: he certainly was an avid ballroom dancer. he seemed to think his skills were pretty high. he met his wife here and she says he criticized her for her misses in dance moves. he divorced her in 2005. she said he was quick to anger and i suspect that has something to do with what happened here. i don't know what ultimately made him snap like that, but clearly he had a connection with these studios. amna: what about the weapon? we have read it was a semi automatic pistol with extended magazine. that particular firearm is illegal in california. where did he get it? rep. chu: w

. >> i've heard that in the past, some embers of congress have been investigated by the house ethicsspent millions of dollars on attorneys trying to defend themselves. and if they, resign -- investigation would stop. is that the case that if he was to resign, and that there was a house ethics that investigation, but that investigation stop? >> generally speaking, yes, if you're not a member of congress, minor standing is that the ethics committee investigations with cease, of course criminal vested geishas intent would not. >> and if republicans refused to do anything with then. >> well, they're gonna have to embrace george santos, and they're going to have to live with the facts, but they are wrapping their arms around a serial fraudster, you see the voters in his district, by lying about just about everything possible, in order to get elected. and if the republican tax on democracy want to continue now, with attacks on free and fair elections, like what george santos did in his new york district, that is for the republican party is going to be. >> yeah, it's incredible he was able

you see, peÑa ran for state legislature sleepless of ember.ed a landslide defeat of nearly 50 points. it was not a close race. despite the overwhelming evidence, the contrary, the failed candidate took a page out of the trump playbook and claimed the election was stolen from him. a 50 point loss. writing on twitter, shortly after the election, quote, i dissent. i am the maga king. peÑa then reportedly approached three of the four democrats he targeted about overturning the results of his election prior to the shootings. before allegedly resorting to what officials call acts of politically motivated extremism. >> the pd essentially discovered what we had all feared and what we had suspected, that these shootings were, indeed, politically motivated. and that has basically been confirmed by this investigation. >> we had complaints about his election, he felt it was rigged. you know, as the mayor, said he's an election denier, he just won't accept the results of the election. so, he approached all of these commissioners and the senators at their h

been a constant in our history, and it is the activist, folks who saw in that video who scoop of the embersess them into infernos that can create lasting change. joining me now is one of those activists, he is cofounder of the campaign zero, and host of the save the people podcast. i am very glad that you were able to join us today. let's talk police budgets and police policies, because the important thing is that they are largely set in local jurisdictions, so the whole conversation that i had with the political panel about what congress can do, we have to understand that there is a limit to congress's ability to create change here locally. so what does a coordinated effort to secure reforms look like at the local level? >> yeah, you are absolutely right, we have 18,000 police departments, the federal government can do two main things. the first is that the government funds almost all the major police departments in the country. so they can condition funding on changes. and that is essentially what the george floyd act would do in substantive ways. they cannot make the states and cities do

trump's big lie of rigged elections, and his own failed bid of republican candidate for house eaten of ember the way, he lost by 50 points. miraculously, and against the odds, no one was hurt in the odds. even prosecutors are a saying, quote, same lower, to have a better chance of shooting someone. joined now by sam bregman, in the bernalillo county district attorney which is prosecuting the case against pena. good to have you on. first, i want to see if whether everyone involved in this alleged plot is apprehended, and taken into custody? >> everybody has been identified, two are in custody, one's in state custody, one in federal custody, and we know the other two individuals are involved as well. >> so, presumably, you are trying to find, them yes? >> well, we know where they are at. we are confident. we are putting together various things. i can't get into the investigative part of it that everybody involved in this that will be involved in this, anymore. >> this will be a difficult case in terms of figuring out who had done this? when they were looking at the evidence, that it was mr. pe

as far as burning questions go, i don't know if there is a big burning one, like embers, just to knowore about -- i suppose if there is burning question i realize what the burning question is, i have to talk to get to where my brain is going, where did the chambers's school meet? because the reports don't make sense, sources say, some of them say an upstairs room, some of them say in the restroom. we don't call any room in the house the west room. it is the kitchen which if you have three students it is a cool day, going in the kitchen might be a good idea. if you have 15 students and it is may and getting pretty warm it you would not want to be in the kitchen. it may have happened in one of the parlors in the back of the house. there is a little room upstairs that is the most west facing that we currently don't use because there is no natural light but there used to be a dorm or window but the roof is a sitting room in the back of the house so i have no idea. i would like to know. that is my burning question but i don't know how to find it out. >> what are some of the take aways from

do you have more visibility sensitive ember 12th on that hack? have you had conversations with him about of those eight people might be? >> i've not had any conversations with him. we are relying on forensic and cybersecurity experts who are tracking the crypto, there is an open interface you can see ultimately you can find where the crypto ends up. we've had law enforcement involved so we are tracking it i think we've got all help we need in the south. >> okay. as i get close to the end of my time here, so far, it seems like most of the losses have been within these four silos, and 2. 7 million customers, whatever that means. are you worried about in a broader contagion issues we should worry about from our perspective here, and certainly other bankruptcy on the scale have spoken to other sectors?. i think the industry we made a number, of investments in the crypto sector i think if you look at this portfolio you'll find $5 million -- so, it's a very trying time for the crypto sector. what i worry about is the impairment to the portfolio five bi

ember, and we have to remember, too, we have lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president . it is time thae t we get ablican republican in air that can leadi and that can win a generall election. let me ask you this.>> sea so right now, president trump is the only announced republican candidate, . republi he is a very strong followingca among the republican base. yondidatu know that polls show t we keep hearing ron desantis hir s name. we keep hearing glenn junkins name. we keep hearing mike pompeo, his name of ted cruz, might make a run for it. i don't at this point. it's a little early. i feel like we just got over the last election to move on to this one . what would you say? are the differences? >> let's start with president trump. make america great again. >> america first agenda. what policy differences do you have with him?ic >> well, i had a great working relationship with him. i consider him a friend. great we you know, most the policies that he did, i totally agree with . and there's going to be otherin republicans in the race.. most of them are my friends. you k

it's like lots of little embers. but just to know more i would like to learn more about daily life. and i suppose that there is a burning question i wrote a burning questionti sometimes i have to talk to her my brain is going to read and burning question is, where did the chambers school meeting in the town? because there were reports don't make sense. sources say some of them say in an upstairs room. click okay and some say in the west room. we don't call in the room in the house the westerly westernmost room is a kitchen if you have three students is a really cold day going to kitchen might be an good idea if he had 15 tomato going pretty warm you would one of school and the kitchen. it may have happened when the, parlors kind of turn of the back of the house. that's not upstairs. there is a remnants of most west facing that we currently don't really users note natural light in there. there was a least bit dormer window. but the roof slopes down dramatically it's really skinny room in the back of the house. so i have no idea where they had school. i would really like to know. it's

that is, lvov was no longer there, it was 2011, it was ember, that is , about the plan that you are talkingg time and they talked about it all the time, limber, it was the first such easy start. well, anyway, what is it? well, let's call it a limfer, let it be a limber. well, this is about this second question, which, of course, worries me now, how high. now can jump jump. she may be high, but will she jump into the chancellor's chair or uh. she will replace ursula von deryan, this option is also possible and this option is being considered, but for now she is more important for her allies at the site of the chancellor. and most likely, if they manage to break up the coalition now, they will now. on it go that's the moment, it's the best opportune moment. moreover, i do not even exclude the possibility that schultz himself will resign, admitting his own defeat. this is the only way for him to save the party. if he saves, as it were, the image of the party, if he does this, then a new coalition will be created, which will, of course, not consist of social democrats. it will be the green libe

i was scared for the church and for the neighbouring buildings, because embers started to fly out ofr the place. no injuries have been reported. westminster city council says residents are safe and accounted for. firefighters used three ladders, including this, the tallest of its kind in europe, to distribute water evenly. this is a church that's much loved by locals. the grade two listed building is over 150 years old. residents have been advised to keep their windows and doors closed. the cause of the fire is not yet known. celestina olulode, bbc news. the father of the serbian tennis star novak djokovic has issued a response after being criticised for posing with supporters holding russian flags at the australian open — after his son's quarter—final win on wednesday. srdjan djokovic said he hadn't intended to cause any controversy, adding that — having lived through the horrors of war himself — he wished only for peace. he also confirmed that he would not be attending his son's semi—final match, to avoid any disruption. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith luca

they not only one the majority and of embers midterm elections that failed to take the senate. the pool showing up the poles of spark disagreements at the top of the policy. popsicle haine has more from washington, dc. it's not been a question for 100 years, not since 1923. when it took 9 rounds of voting to elect frederick gillett. as speaker of the house of representatives. please raise your ryan man with your every time since it's been decided on the 1st vote. but 2023 is possibly going to be very different. the presumptive speaker, kevin mccarthy has been lobbying his fellow republicans since the midterm election . they still seem sure to vote the speaker with good anyone. there will be 222 republican sworn in mccarthy needs 218 of them to vote for him to become speaker 5, on the far right have already said they will never vote for him. so mccarthy has made some concessions, promising to change the rules, so just 5 representatives can call for a vote to remove him from leadership. right now, it would take a majority of republicans. he's also pledged to create committees to

embers from p genie more than 71,000 homes in businesses in the bay area are without power.eninsula is hardest hit with more than 26,000 customers affected many of them in daly city and south san francisco pd ni tells us they had about 3000 workers on standby overnight to respond to any outages they have about $700 million of equipment ready to replace pieces that fail in the days ahead, and pg and e says it has spread those supplies and extra crews. all across the region and the state. those folks are going to be situated throughout our service area, which is northern and central california. here in the bay area's spots like the peninsula, north bay and san jose area or are spots that we expect the most impact. we do use technology to help us pinpoint where to expect the most outages so we can have the right number of people in the right place at the right time. there were many reports of downed power lines overnight, as well as problems with debris flying into those power lines and knocking out the lines. yesterday's storm left damage along the peninsula, including power o

descendantancitizens of the town of danvers formerly salem village gather and the will raising money ember nurse nurse gets a monument you can see in the middle in 1885 one of the gentlemen in the bottom front left, his hat on his knee is the pastor of what was the church of salem village,hen the first church at that point in time who attends this and speaks of great wrongs that need to be righted in that history of the community that we start to see this recognition. it'll be rlide news. a monument was erected to somebody who had been killed for allegedly being a witch. it had really never happened before. not just north america, but this is not something that is common in any way in the whole western world to remember somebody who had who died under it for such an alleged reason here. now, this is the globe. there are other newspapers in paris. there argerman language newspapers, austli newspapers,ewspapers in england, newspapers all across the west, the south in america reporting onhithis monument. now, if you look at it the so the whole front left is the story monument. you can take a

western barton in scotland caught fire in december 2017 after a night, porter left a bag full of embers from a fireplace in a cupboard full of combustibles . hotel guests simon combustibles. hotel guests simon midgley and his partner, richard dyson, died in the blaze. the inquiry found sensible precautions on the disposal of ashes could have stopped the fire from breaking out and has called on other hotels to have up to date fire procedures in place . the royal mail says it's place. the royal mail says it's experiencing a severe disruption to its international export services after a cyber incident. the company says they're unable to send letters and parcels overseas at the moment. they addedit overseas at the moment. they added it could cause issues for items already shipped for export . domestic deliveries are said to be largely unaffected. they're asking customers to temporarily stop sending items through while they work to resolve the issue and flights in the us are beginning to resume after a mass computer outage forced all aircraft to be temporarily grounded. over 4000 flights wer

in leningrad, the connection to orest johnson, how much can you draw -- peter: it is important to ember he is kgb. that something we often paper over. he wanted his child to join the kgb. it's like watching dlg men in the united states. he offered himself to the kgb without accepting him. and they said sorry, we -- you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually he became an officer in dresden. it is this moment, the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he's left there in this dank outpost in the middle of east germany and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office and he is there by himself with a lone gun, saying back off, don't dare come in here and they are burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun. they call for help and the answer they get is moscow is silent. a searing moment for putin and it reverberates to this day. the idea that power had collapsed. that's what he's been trying to reverse for 20 years. host: have you ever met vladimir putin? susan: i have met vladimir putin. i did the first time i met vladimir putin was the first tim

these now embers are below normal as well. we'll talk more about cloud cover rain and cold temperatures. but right now let's send it on over to south castaneda. i'm sorry about everything you have on your hands this morning, sal. yeah you know, it's a tough one, roberta. but we do have to let viewers know that if you're driving on 5 80 eastbound heading over to north dont to 38 there has been a deadly crash that has closed that ramp, which takes a lot of traffic over toward 8 80 there, it's kind of one of those workhorse ramps. chp still doing an investigation. and that ramp is closed. it has also been affecting 5 80 at 2 38 where they come become one there. the castro valley why traffic has been slowed through castro valley. we are also looking at some other commutes because it's busy out there already on monday , in case you're thinking it's going to be lights, not light at all. it is backed up to the maze at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and dunbarton bridge or crowded but not stop and go ahead and over to the peninsula

it would seem that the transfer of power took place, but some embers are visible.t they just lacked a little. and redel silva apparently, there are also those who want to settle scores with the former president and his team and apparently. here, to contain this intensity, when some want to take revenge on others and they failed to show something, but about the fact whether or not there is a hand of america and from the summer of the american. it seems to me, he says, it's definitely early, because the united states is behaving rather strangely in this in this situation and apparently. e, to one degree or another, they work to improve the situation there. and now. perhaps they will provoke the president to say, well, take some drastic action to some extent to the democrats who are in america in power in the executive branch. them. here is an example to show how punish those who arranged something there, because they themselves in the united states , that is, the mirror situation is going to corners. dough for uh, seizure, yes, criminal trials are underway to seize t

we are looking to take a break the four weeks between the end it is ember in the beginning of januaryto give staff an opportunity to enjoy the holidays, enjoy the time with family, come back refresh for what will be a very very busy year as we work to implement additional pact act claims. what we are doing to supplement that is we are working to try to streamline the process we are trying to proactively tackle unnecessary steps like overdevelopment, so we can reduce the workload we are also trying to leverage technology, modernization, the automation decision report as we work to scale that up. hopefully-ing to enable staff to work more efficiently i agree with you that it was not a sustainable model. right now it is what we have. the only thing worse than doing overtime is making veterans way. >> thank you so much. mister chair, as hematomas expired. i yield back. >> thank you mr. rosendale. mr. -- >> thank you very much, for holding this meeting. doctor elnahal, so i i mispronounce your name, dr.. we just implemented -- i mean, me in my district there was a lot of response to the pa