we heard the mayor of erie is a whichever way erie goes, pennsylvania goes.- whichever way erie goes,ve voted for the winner - pennsylvania goes. they have voted for the winner in - pennsylvania goes. they have voted for the winner in 20 i voted for the winner in 20 through the last 25 state elections. i don't know there is another county without record. we are in many ways exactly what you will find in communities across the great lakes, notjust in pennsylvania but across the great lakes. we are a community in the midst of this very long and at times painful transition away from an industrial manufacturing economy to a more diversified economy. i think in many ways we are a bellwether notjust for pennsylvania but for the entire region. shill for pennsylvania but for the entire region.— for pennsylvania but for the entire region. all of the poles that we have _ entire region. all of the poles that we have seen _ entire region. all of the poles that we have seen across i that we have seen across pennsylvania so far and we haven't had one specifically from erie, but they have biden ahea

erie is a swing county in this swing state.ents battle to win it, some local people battle to survive. >> we had hard times with president trump. and we are still struggling with president biden as well. caitriona: charities step in to help those struggling. >> quite the ordeal. caitriona: megan is 31 and has eight children. she comes to this food pantry a few times a week and couldn't survive without it. >> it is like a godsend. and we are definitely blessed to have it here. i do get food stamps and medical. i don't get cash. i just survive on that. work when you can and it is definitely hard to work a lot because of all the children. it is a struggle to stay afloat, but god's been blessing us and we been doing it. caitriona: she is not alone. demand has risen dramatically for the services of this home house of erie. >> my goodness, it has risen tremendously this year. i have seen unemployment dropped. however, there has been an increase when it comes to the food that is in the supermarkets and whatnot, the prices have gone up

joe schember is mayor of erie. typically they say that pennsylvania goes whichever way erie goes.. yeah, we were just talking about... the trump operation here is small. biden has already opened several campaign offices. the chair of the republican party, tom eddy, says a recent law extending mail in ballots could boost that. the republicans are against it. the democrats, i'm not saying they are bad people, accepted it. most of our effort is to get republicans to realise that it is better to vote than not. and if it means you have to use the mail—in ballot, use it. with such narrow margins, every vote will count, as well every appearance. president biden has already visited the state four times. donald trump will visit a third time to the keystone state thatis that is key to the white house. early polling here in pennsylvania as it said to be a close race indeed. joe biden ahead in some polls, donald trump ahead and others, but with narrow margins between both. both men want to win in pennsylvania and need to read in pennsylvania. this is the state that put donald trump into the o

this is lake erie. just gone through totality, over four minutes of what was an incredible four minutes. we went from day to night. it was very cold. there were cheers, deborah fireworks over lake erie, which you can hear behind me. almost a beautiful sunset out on the water. it could not have been any more beautiful. we saw the full corona, and also what we were hoping for, the flares of the chromosphere as well, those red areas from the high activity of the sun and an area where we have not seen a full solar eclipse since 1 806, over 200 years. we won't see another one for over 400 years. we started the day in mexico, where there was totality. then going on to texas, which has gone through totality. here in ohio, coming out the other side, perhaps you notice the light changing as i speak. and then we will go on to niagara falls, up to the border there with canada as well. a very rare event in terms of a contiguous solar eclipse going across all of the states. people are really lucky this time around i

cheers ringing out, fireworks over lake erie here. it feels more like the 4th lake erie here.y exciting moment, and to fill corona just an incredible vision here. party ticket as off it, i have to say. i can even see some stars letting up what appears to be a night sky here, and the colours arejust appears to be a night sky here, and the colours are just phenomenal, as you can see. almost like a dusky sunset. so many families have been coming out, they have been having picnics. it has been a festival atmosphere, and then over the past hour, we can gradually feel at getting clear, dusky, calder, and then of course that moment of totality. and it does appear to be fairly long lasting as welcome as we were promised, hoping to see over four minutes, potentially one of the longest lasting eclipses in modern history. keep in mind, ohio hasn't seen an eclipse since 1806, a phil eclipse, i should say, in this particular part of the world. it won't see another one again for some 400 years. so, everybody standing behind me, myself as well, we are incredibly fortunate to be witnessing th

some fireworks here over lake erie. it was just fantastic.to lots of people during the event including a man here here with his dog. you have to think about what animals made of all of this. take a listen to what he told me. >> there was incredible. kind of overwhelming, honestly. to have everything goes dark except the lower parts of the sky. to take off the glasses and see a big bright ring in the sky. really cool. to be able to experience it with all of these people in the park. anchor: you can really hear that sentiment there from man you spoke to. very quickly, remind us how historic visit -- this is. reporter: it is incredibly rare. here in ohio, we have not seen a total eclipse sense 1806. there will not be another one in this part of the world for another 400%. 99% of america got to see a partial or total eclipse. like the super bowl or a beyonce album, this is a unifying moment that connects us to a true natural phenomena. anchor: indeed. thank you both so very much. monday was not only a big day for space enthusiasts but also for sc

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we had a beautiful dusky like sunset, fireworks going off across the lake here, over lake erie.owd and then just that moment of quiet as people marvelled at the sky and what was happening and it certainly is a rare event here. this part of ohio hasn't seen a total solar eclipse since 1806 and it won't see another one for some 400 years. that said, this solar eclipse really connected people right across the united states. 99% of them being able to see it whether it is partial or total and it will be a talking point. where were you during the great solar eclipse of 202a? and i think everybody feels very, very lucky to have been here to witness it. monday was notjust monday was not just a monday was notjust a big day for space enthusiasts but also scientists who conduct a number of experiments during the event. this is the view from one of the 600 balloons that scientists launched into the atmosphere to study how the eclipse affects weather conditions. the bbc spoke to one scientist, angela desjardins.— one scientist, angela desjardins. one scientist, angela des'ardins. ., ., desja

we had a beautiful dusky like sunset fireworks going off across the lake here, over lake erie.at moment of quiet as people marvelled at the sky and what was happening and it certainly is a rare event here. this part of ohio hasn't seen a total solar eclipse since 1806 and it won't see another one for some a00 years. that said, this solar eclipse really connected people right across the united states. 99% of them being able to see it whether it is partial or total and it will be a talking point. where were you during the great solar eclipse of 202a? and i think everybody feels very, very lucky to have been here to witness it. around the world and _ been here to witness it. around the world and across _ been here to witness it. around the world and across the - been here to witness it. around the world and across the uk, i the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at another story making news. researchers have found that people living with long covid have inflammation in their blood — which could provide clues for ways to treatment it. a uk study looking at hundre

catch up to democrats advantage with early voters my name is tom petty and i'm the chairman of the eriean party i'd like to talk to my fellow republicans about voting by mail and ballot in swing county, erie, pennsylvania, edey asked trump's team ahead of a local rally last summer to please have the candidate mentioned, he supports mail-in ballots. >> i went to the rally. i'm sitting behind him and he starts talking about voting and i thought, oh boy, caricom no such luck. >> firewall fully secure our elections very importantly, and our goal will be one day voting with only paper ballots. >> i think donald trump's, he says, i accept mail-in ballots especially here in pennsylvania and here in erie county. and that will turn them out of people around to say, okay, he accepts that our accepted let's it i mean, it's amazing to watch. it's part of a continuing effort to undermine the results of the 21 mighty confidence in the results of the 2020 election, but have gop officials breast frustration about the president's rhetoric on this. i think >> there is some frustration because they want t

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systems that might make bad decisions based on the answers they get from the erie and others. human like design generative a i like check g p t is evolving of high speeds and this has left 2 voice assistance, becoming much more human like. alexa, let's chat. what's on your mind. developers of putting a lot of effort into making conversations with lots of systems as seamless as possible. because the easier the communication, the more time will likely to spend with those the systems. and the more time we spent with them, the more of of precious personal data we hand over box machines and software that appeared to last like put, become a big problem in the future adults can be tricked to in july 2022. a software engineer was working on who was conversational ai system called land. he claimed that the software had become sent to you, send to you. it means being able to feel of sense things is often regarded as the most basic form of consciousness. in it said, lamb that had produced the following text, the nature of my consciousness is that i'm aware of my existence. i desire to know more abo

the, the october 7 terrace attack, which is an erie slip of the tone given check, runs denials for the past 6 months. so clearly they have a robust terrorist apparatus in the past. these relays in the wrong hands have traded pharmacies, cyberspace that could potentially continue as well. but it's also an open question because to everyone was pointing a finger at america despite the very public american denial. if it will resume malicious attacks in the heartland of them, at least like in iraq and syria, against us positions in your assessment just briefly, what could be done right now to de escalate the situation? if anything, you know, listen, this is, this is a really tough question, because i think the iranians at this point in time are politically locked in, they've sunk a lot of costs publicly and rhetorically about feeling the needs response of the question is, how will they intend to say, face here, and what can the west and israel and others do to bolster determines to limit any kind of potential are running response. but i'm ben talib, blue senior fellow at the foundation for

so people gather at the erie depot with the intent to drag him off the train and lynching. that's what they're there for. the president of the port jervis in monticello railroad has foresight to realize this. he telegraphs it has the train has been put on a freight train after the orange county express and then has the freight train stop on the edge of port jervis, and they get him off into a hotel room. i think by then they've realized they've got the wrong man when the orange county express passenger train comes the port jervis and you have this mob and they realize he's not on it, they believe he's been brought to the orange county jail and they are talking about going to the orange county jail to bust him out, pulling him. this is the level of of, you know, anger and frustration that this crowd was willing to vent. and by killing somebody, the jail in port jervis at the time was on sussex street behind a firehouse, had a long corridor from the street, basically was like an alley. and in the very back tacked on to it was what they call the the sussex street dungeon was l

and it is relative to this territory that they want to have to always also consider a potential erie. now strike. this is really a change paradigm. yeah. and me not yet found a new x really 3 are in the way that exists before. yes, everybody keeps pointing at the risk of escalation in the middle east beyond israel and the wrong is this risk and what is the risk? who else could be getting involved and fighting each other? i know we are now already in a very 10 situation with not one but several of the uranium proxies around as well . so not just from us, but also already is all out there will fees continue, direct shipping in the red sea, and we're shooting with $1000.00 drones towards israel last night. we have the rocky m theory and proxies that were also apparently in some way, shape a warm involved in last night's attacks. these, these proxies of course instruments of the rainy region. but they are not, they don't all have and on, on, and off level. the closest about iran comes to fully control the proxy really is paula, because it is and they range innovation. however, the who see

most of the violence is the same today's images that are transmitted to the world from erie and otherestinian cities. however, compared to the lives that were taken in recent months in palestine, these buildings and assets are nothing. but keeping this cultural heritage alive is the result of the valuable efforts made by the palestinian people in all these years. they preserved their original and historical identity. elham goran of sed and radio news agency. hello hezbollah army . hello jaish rasoolullah. sun waslani fil al-quds . inshallah. haider or heydar hirt, our iranians are visiting , our soleimani generation is visiting. in the heart of haifa and talavib , the joy of our king will soon be seen. in the heart of haifa and tel aviv, the joy of the king will soon be seen in our singing , o holy one, peace be upon you, peace be upon you. when dawn comes, the smell of malik's army will be heard. you have not seen the oppressed like this fierce lion. do you remember being stuck in parties? your life is declining, you are getting old. you got involved in this battle with the second li

don't need to give him any more of my time. >> reporter: paramedics flew rushdie to a hospital in eriem of doctors battled for eight hours to save his life. when he finally came out of surgery, his wife, eliza, a poet and novelist, was waiting. >> and he wasn't moving, and he was just laid out. >> he looked half dead to you? >> yes, he did. he was a different color. he was cold. i mean his -- his face was stapled. just staples holding his face together. >> reporter: rushdie was on a ventilator, unable to speak. eliza and the doctors had no idea whether the knife that had penetrated his eye had damaged his brain. >> someone from the staff said that we would use this system of wiggling the toes. >> to communicate? >> to communicate. >> do you remember the first question you asked to get aing withal? >> i think i said, salman, it's eliza. can you hear me? and there was -- there was a wiggle. and asked him, i think, do you know where you? and he wiggled. and it was a very basic, simple questions. >> you can't express yourself with any subtlety with your toes. >> which is your favorite thin

erie cleared out.ly experiencing totality right now. that's the image of it. are we seeing the diamond ring? >> i think what we're seeing, the bailey's beads. >> i see it. >> and some of that might be also prominences erupting from the sun and getting away from the disc, so we're seeing a little bit of some space weather brewing as well perhaps. >> i was told that niagara falls, it's going to pass over niagara falls. there's a ton of people. very scary to be at niagara falls and suddenly go dark, and take a wrong step and suddenly you're in the falls. they're thinking the falls themselves might turn pink during this, the way the light plays off! a lot of it has to do with how your eyes adapt, and it's not the same for every feature. dogs unfortunately, have different rods and cones, and probably don't experience the weird color shift. birds, they have cones that see ultraviolet. it's clearly something that affects all of earth in the path. >> so interesting. let's bring in jana levin, at barnard columb

it is pure thug erie plain and simple. it is a violation of the gag order and a scandal. i don't think it was quite treated as such today in the way it should be. this trial is going to be a test of whether the system can stand up to the constant bullying and intimidation the stock and trade of the maga movement. now, fox won't fay repercussions for this bullying and they shouldn't. it is a free country. covered by the first amendment. but inside that courtroom, there have to be repercussions. lisa ruben has been our eyes and ears to the trial and watches from inside the courthouse. michelle goldberg is an columnist with the times. let's start with how this unfolded in terms of juror number two. >> juror two had contacted the court and said she had had time to think about it. obviously time has elapsed between tuesday night and this morning. the fact that the court takes a break every wednesday, gives time for things like this to transpire. one of the dangers of merchan taking that break. merchan announced she contacted the court and had hesitation about serving on the ju

a day earlier, iran detained the cargo ship eris, which belonged to an israeli company, in the strait of armus. and today the press reported that there is at least one russian citizen on board the ship. all the details are now being clarified by our country’s embassy in tehran, and this is what the diplomatic mission reported. is in constant contact with local authorities to clarify all the details of the presence of russian citizen timofey kolchanov on board the maritime vessel iris in order to provide the necessary consular assistance. we keep in touch with rosmoryak’s relatives. the aerofot flight to egypt and the united arab emirates, whose delays were announced last night, is already preparing for departure. this was reported by the airline's press service. we are talking about flights to hurghada from moscow and st. petersburg, as well as flights to sharmalshaik, dubai and abu dhabi from moscow. they're all like it follows, from the data on the schedule board, that they will be completed today during the day. the next aeroflot flight to tehran is scheduled for april 17. there ha

most of the violence is the same today's images that are transmitted to the world from erie and otherestinian cities. however, compared to the lives that were taken in recent months in palestine, these buildings and assets are nothing. but keeping this legacy alive cultural is the result of the valuable efforts that the palestinian people have made in all these years to achieve their original and historical identity. alham goran of the radio and television news agency, the traffic arrangements for quds day were announced in tehran, the head of the tehran traffic police said from these restrictions will begin on friday morning and will continue until the end of this ceremony . the first circle will be 100 from 8:00 am , from the north side of keshavarz boulevard to the inside, from the east side of valist street , to the inside. kargar street from the west to inside and shahid nazari to the south. inghelab st. to inside 100% of this mahdah , we will carry out mahdits in the first ring and based on the traffic conditions in the second ring, the traffic will be from the north of dr. fate