i will start with the eric adams case. or we have been quite active at state democracy defenders. my nonpartisan, nonprofit that works to shore up the foundations of our democracy as it is backsliding. this is the pattern you point out, the adams case that may be to come, is a significant degree of backsliding. wonderful friends in the audience from the legal community. i will address the adams case in the context of a large number of other moves by the new administration. including with respect to fcp a enforcement that i think open an avenue to considerable foreign influence. that is a widening of gaps that already existed. for those who have not followed the ins and outs of the adams case, he is accused of a series of inducements in the nature of quid pro quo that culminated in an alleged quid pro quo involving the trump administration. in this case, it is various forms of benefit that he received from turkish interests. in turn, the government has alleged he provided favors, real estate and other favors, the opening of -- there was a delayed open of the turkish government offi

eric is being developed by researchers. japan's will see the university . it's in a driven robot design to carry out all kinds of tasks from changing diapers to preventing bed sores. it's developers say what makes it special? is it the ability to engage safely with people and adjust and response to their actions and you said was unit and you are well not with, well, i have in mind is developing a robo that can do anything by 2050. it will be able to conduct medical operations with doctors and hospital. it will be able to work independently, nursing care facility, or what with human caregivers. we are depicting a society where robots and humans coexist ultimately. back at yuki coast care home, it's manager says the labor shortage will likely only get worse. and it's just a matter of time before robots become commonplace. what's it on the website? as long as you prefer assessments and made to insure safety? that would be no reason not to use them if such a right but really became possible. people might be reluctant not fast, but eventually the time will come

i work for a team for the nc dinos, and i translated for a player called eric fetty.e same agency with jeong hoo. and then there was that interaction where eric thankfully spoke highly of me. >> with season one and rookie duties in the books for both. yes, even hahn had to complete rookie duties. lee and hahn are focused on a successful and healthy sophomore season because unlike a lot of players, hahn doesn't have a backup. >> they have nobody to actually just come in for you, for me, for me. yeah. so that's kind of tricky. it's just so i try to just keep myself healthier and mentally healthy, physically healthy. >> hahn meditates to keep his mind sharp. nearly everyone from ace pitcher logan webb to ballpark ushers will tell you how much they love hahn. but hahn's relationship and the trust shared between him and lee are most important. >> i like to call myself a shadow because i don't want to be seen a lot because jeong, who is the main guy, he's he's the ball player. i'm the bridge between jeong hoon and the players. so it's really important that you have that tru

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but republicans like missouri senator eric schmitt argue it's being abused take. there's a lot of fraud in the system. those are savings that we can plug into the budgets that cost taxpayers roughly 110 billion dollars a year and accounts for less than 2% of federal spending. congress must pass a budget by march 14th. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> all right. thanks to the recent storms. california snowpack is gradually improved over the last few weeks. a new measurements from the state department of water resources shows the snowpack is better than last month. but still below average for this time of year. come for us. capitol correspondent eytan wallace is up in the snow. >> well, it's been a beautiful day here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet. just take a look at all the snow on the ground from previous storms. but as you can see right now, it's not snowing in the california department of water resources makes clear. we're not where we need to be and we need a lot more. where this came from we're looking at the california department of water re

but republicans like missouri senator eric schmitt argue it's being abused. think there's a lot of fraud in the system. those are savings that we can plug into the budget that cost taxpayers roughly 110 billion dollars a year and account for less than 2% of federal spending. congress must pass a budget by march 14th. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> still ahead, isis released new info about local arrest which is controversial. why they say these reports are inaccurate. plus, the investigation into actor gene hackman death continues. we're learning more new details from officials who are talking about carbon monoxide the last day they think he was alive. also an update on the health of pope francis and has seen suffered breathing crisis today. those stories and more when kron. 4 news at 5 when kron. 4 news at 5 continues i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin — i'm all in. with skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. ♪♪ don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, in

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would now like to introduce our introduce our director of galleries and public programs carolina bar eric a self-determined correctly arana barbara fernandez. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners it's good to see you. i'll be presenting the artists of our upcoming 2025 exhibition in the main gallery. last summer i was pleased to present the curators of our first two exhibitions in 2025 and i'm excited to share the list of artists for our upcoming exhibition opening in may 2020 2022 of this year curated by elena grosz and leila we for service tension explores the messiness and complexities of the body an interpolation of surface tension which signifies a resistant relationship between two surfaces the tiles. the title suggests power playful interrogate of sex and penetration. the exhibition themes consider abstraction as an esthetic tool for troubling masculinity within dynamics and sexual desire is about the artist's salima too am i babe i'm a bebe is a trans nigerian american chef and multimedia artist working in food film photography is sculpture and installation. his work centers

eric is being developed by researchers. japan's will see the university . it's in a driven robot design to carry out all kinds of tasks from changing diapers to preventing bed sores. it's developers say what makes it special? is it the ability to engage safely with people and adjust and response to their actions and you said was unit and you are well not with, well, i have in mind is developing a robo that can do anything by 2050. it will be able to conduct medical operations with doctors and hospital. it will be able to work independent.

for you, we have a new show coming in, just starting this week called monsters, the eric m wolman instory, ryan murphy, who created dahmer, it is a phenomenal drama. david: let's talk about your future, you are now in the company for how many years? ted: 25. and i'm 60 or so. david: that's a teenager to me. you are very young, so do you have any interest in ever going to government, could public service, running for office, being an ambassador, that kind of thing? ted: i can't see myself running for office, but i would love to be of service to the country. david: at some point you might do that, did your parents live to see your success and did they ever tell you how proud they were of you? ted: my dad passed away two years ago, and he did see the success and i don't think he totally understood what i did, but he knew that it was pretty cool and he knew because people would tell him, that's pretty cool what your son does. and my mom unfortunately passed away before netflix became what it is today, but, at the beginning, when we first start a house of cards days we would show up on al

so there's a heavy rain on saturday for italy, blustery conditions across the belly, eric islands with some heavy rain to come for spain and portugal, particularly southern pots of spain. now east was still quite a bit of a wintry mix. moving across the balkans, much t, y a, however for greece and to kia and this wintery features moving across the baltics on with a to crane and western russia. there's also spouses, sunshine, however, co central parts of europe affecting scanned anavia as well. the wintry weather, however, edging into western parts of norway, but they were dry and bright to skies for brisson and the island violent west and pots of france as well. and looking at wounds coming into scan today be a 10 degrees in also on sunday. but it's getting a lot colder for spain. we've got heavy rain down in the very cell affecting eastern areas as well. and look at madrid. we'll see some wintery features a to the north of that, on the 7 degrees in madrid, on sunday, on the on catching, because to crane agrees to ground the us access to its mineral wealth. but is it really a win win d

moving across its recent blustery winds in width of skies as well for the ballet, eric islands. and it is set to get very west coast east in pots of spain and down in the south where we have got those amber lots was quiet, however well for the south east, for greece and to a kia. so the wintery mix moving across the bulk and stretching up towards the northeast with some snow coming in for western pots of russia and ukraine. but it's looking mighty fine across central areas. lots of sunny spells coming through the cloud here for the person on the island of island, the fog will start to fade and we will see lots of sunshine sack today in to sunday . there's a wintry mix moving into west and pots of noise. the temperature is here, well above the average of for this time of year. it's much cooler, however, for the south in particular, for spain, with madrid, seeing 7 degrees on sunday getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often st. louis, but it's absolutely vital the stories that they told us we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now the sme

he said, i will introduce you to eric, it's a limited series that would be possibly something to do.hat you call a treatment, like an overview of the whole thing. then he sent me some of the installments for some of the episodes and it was very good, well-written, smart. it's a thriller, political thriller. >> stephen: what's it about? >> robert: it's about the country, and i should know this but it might've been the world, the country stopped for a minute. everything went crazy. planes crash, trains crashed. >> stephen: was it an attack of some kind? >> robert: a cyber attack. everything stopped for a minute and then it came back on and nobody knows where it came from, what to do. then there was a threat, there's a threat later that it will happen again. so the president, played by angela bassett, wants me to have this commission. i haven't been president for 12 years. i was a one-term president, i could have been a two term but i have a personal reason. i don't want to give it away. she brings me in. >> stephen: you had a thing. >> robert: whatever. >> stephen: should i ask neil? >

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just on that story i was talking about, which has not kind of blown up into a scandal in the way the erichuge red flag of the line attorneys, the professionals being like, i can't do this, but to me is even worse insofar as it represents the justice department being used as not a shield, not protecting someone, but as a sword. >> both are terrifying and especially to one like myself. a former prosecutor, u.s. attorney and attorney general for the state of connecticut for 20 years and investigation a prosecution charges and indictment can ruin lives and the weaponization of justice smacks of stalinist russia. as stalin's chief of his secret police said. show me the man and i'll show you the crime. that's the way the so-called justice system operated. in that autocracy. we are facing the same terrifying weaponization of justice here. >> i know that you've written to the acting u.s. attorney for dc, ed martin, who seems to be quite a character, about some of what he said, and he is only acting personally, i think that some of these are impeachable offenses from officers united states. we'll