ethan hawke who plays the villain, incredible, we would run together, jogging. >> stephen: there is ethantic. >> stephen: from the episode i saw, i wasn't sure. thanks for the spoiler. somebody has to be the baddie. he was the baddie in "dead poet's society" too. >> was he. >> stephen: no, he's the sensitive one. he's the sensitive one. i understand you had particular fun one night with-- was it with ethan that you actually indulged in a little mind expansion? >> oh, right, yeah. we danced with god. >> stephen: i didn't hear this part. but that's what i was hoping you were going to say. >> it was my brother and ethan. we were at a house and our famfamilies had just left and we had the weekend there and it was a place called blake balaton, outside budapest, so beautiful. ad we got our hands on a little psilocybin. >> jon: rush mooms. >> magic mushrooms. >> sephen: just out of curiosity, is it legal over there? >> no. >> stephen: is it legal over here? >> no. >> stephen: not on cbs. but go ahead. >> is it legal in the ed sullivan theater. >> stephen: it absolute is. >> yeah, we had some mus

>> he's the heavy, yeah, he is. >> stephen: yeah. >> but, you know, it's ethan, so you're never sureto be the baddie. >> stephen: yeah. he was the baddie in "dead poet's society," too. >> was he? >> stephen: no, he wasn't-- ( laughter ) >> oh, my captain, my captain? >> stephen: no, he's the sensitive one. he's the sensitive one. so, okay, i understand you had particular fun one night with-- was it with ethan that you actually indulged in a little mind expansion? >> oh, right, yeah. we danced with god. >> stephen: i didn't hear this part, but that's what i was hoping you were going to say. >> it was my brother and ethan. we were at a house and our families had just left, and we had the weekend there, and it was a place called lake balaton, outside of budapest, so beautiful. and we got our hands on a little psilocybin, a little... >> stephen: mushrooms. >> magic mushrooms. >> stephen: okay. just out of curiosity, is it legal over there? >> no. >> stephen: okay, is it legal over here? >> no. >> stephen: not on cbs, but go ahead. >> is it legal in the ed sullivan theater? >> stephen: it

and he said that he had been actually working on something with ethan and that we should do that andthere was ethan with his daughter getting coffee, and i approached him and we talked for a little bit he didn't know who the hell i was at all as his daughter had to tell him. and then -- but we exchanged - >> seth: this is before meatball man this is before you're a star >> this is before meatball man took over the globe. >> seth: yeah. >> and then we were like, "well, let's get together and have a drink or something." so a couple of days later, we went to brooklyn inn and had many tequilas and i convinced him to be the bad guy in "moon night. >> seth: well, very well done. it paid off great. >> i mean, just the opening scene in the first episode, that's all him like, he came up with that >> seth: it's really - >> that's why -- >> seth: it's a joy to watch i have a lot more questions for you. we'll be right back with more from oscar isaac [ cheers and applause ♪ i'm a fancy exercise bike noobie. and i've gone from zero to obsessed in like... three days. instructor: come on milwaukee!

my other son ethan had sent us a text, so i called ethan.on's at the police station." and i was just -- i was shocked. and i said, "well, we're coming down." >> when i first went to the police station, they take dna samples and they tell me that they have to take my clothes. so i go, "that's fine. take it." they hand me a pair of pants and a shirt. i looked down at these pants, and it says solano county prison on it. and i realized that they're prison clothes. >> you're now in the police station, talking to police, telling them your story. >> they were asking fairly open-ended questions. i acknowledged, i'm like, "this sounds like it's a movie. i know it sounds bizarre." >> we're talking about swim goggles blacked out with tape, headphones giving instructions, intruders that are in full body wetsuits. i mean, when do you hear about things like this? >> they told me the area i needed to stay in my house. they said that there was going to be video recording to monitor and make sure that i don't contact anyone. >> detective matt mustard basical

with that as a basic introduction, i'm going to turn to ethan. can i call you ethan?tell us about chatter and our inner voice. could you go through and definewhat it is and maybe how you developed an interest in this topic . >> maybe i'll start with look, first of all let me say thank you for coming. it is so nice to be here with readers together in person. i've been talking to folks through zoom the past year about this book and i like a lot glad that is over. thank you very much for coming here. [applause] the more interactive we can make it the better so feel free to be ask questions. let me start by where this interest began to set up your question well.i think formally studying chatter and the inner voice for 20 years but i've been thinking about it for about twice that time since the botime i was a little kid. three years old because i grew up in a household with a pretty unconventional dad and what i mean by that is my dad was this very colorful character. didn't graduate from college. but had a voracious appetite for three things. new york yankees, cigarette s

and then in some cases, gain more weight than they lost before may ethan on dantes and me at suny him as if we're out. good mamma. that's exactly would vegas nerve stimulation is designed to prevent research is still in its infancy. but initial successes with eating disorders and depression give hope that it could also be used to treat obesity. and perhaps the procedure could help prevent obesity too. by his visor, many people are overweight but not yet at the stage where it would be seen as a disease that needs treating. but we know that excess weight is also a risk factor for the later development of metabolic diseases. and so cut and so you could start with this procedure and people who are still healthy to support certain behavioral changes and prevent diseases from developing in the 1st place. it's all dotted. so for might, and this is yes, a congo and victim more motivation. just by stimulating the vigorous nerve. fun is also very motivating. let's join fitness trainer. oh galia. she knows how to make working out and relaxing fun with. i. the only thing you need to day if this m

this is general ethan, american, but the first phrase caught my eye.if america loses odessa, the american general speaks of both the property that belongs to him. if you still do not understand something, i beg you, this is the most important problem. you see, you are not the state, you are not the elite.

speaking of the talks with other leaders, shots criticized rushes, latest offensive and ethan ukraine. and he blamed president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians from the by club, if could 15, our principles are clear. alignment. everyone agrees on them to be comply to ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and governments. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries. that's therefore nay too. does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the wall. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles are maximum support for ukraine, but no need to involvement in the war or kind of the tide you now to have them take a charles cup. john is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington, d. c. i asked him, what nato's maximum support would look like without sending troops to ukraine? well, so far, nato has said, we're not going to go to war with russia over ukraine. we're not putting boots on the ground, but beneath that red line we

who have just arrived from to don, asked a region from low hands from don as go from all of these ethan parts of ukraine. they had waited until this moment because they thought they could hold down there. they thought they could stay in their homes by their feel, no longer safe and they took a train yesterday, then they arrived today in leave to go to try and seek shelter. so people here are very much a feeling the effect of that russian offensive or on don boss. german chancellor and i've shown delivered a clear message of support for ukraine, but added that western allies will stop short of direct involvement in the wall. speaking of the talks with other leaders, sholtes criticized rushes, latest offensive, and eastern ukraine. he also blamed president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians gummed about closet config to our principles are clear, allowing everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and governments. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries. therefo

speaking after talks with other leaders, sholtes criticized rushes, latest offensive, and ethan ukraine. and he blamed to president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians. from the bay club at clifton, our principles are clear. elaine, everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and government. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries that hinder, therefore, nato does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the war. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles, our maximum support ukraine, but no need to involvement in the war, but kind of tied you there now to have them take a child's. crypton is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington, d. c. and i asked him what nato is, the maximum support will look like without sending trips to ukraine. well, so far, nato has said, we're not going to go to war with russia over ukraine. we're not putting boots on the ground. but beneath that red l

all but for restaurants it's a big relief that regulations are being relaxed. cough to ethan, the beach front hotel is nearly bic to capacity. this region alone is expecting some 300000 guests. that costs for holiday makers have gone up some 15 percent. that's down to increased energy in food prices, but it doesn't seem to be de tearing anyone. he guessed the mission of guess isn't it? except that the prices are climbing slightly. it's an unfortunate reality, but everyone needs to megan's meter because nobody either finished us, you life. i want the kind of service that i get here. then i've just got to live with the cost of the above. but you can close lim yavari on a maybe a lead one the scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism expert. see that g to covert 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country? williams understood, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet by opening . the terrorism sector in this regio

can follows on social media on pub over yes for me and the team here in berlin take care of handles ethan thompson. build as you've got it is a thought, se gray, even though we're interested in the.

so ethan is one of many active users of china as social media platform. here. today, she shows her tick tock profile to her classmates where she has more than 2000 followers all out. and they also know i know what's popular now and that it music and video, for example, famous chinese pop songs. oh, well i can edit the video and song and upload it to the platform. and hopefully it will be a hit on tick tock. i would say my contents are related to china because i love china's pop stars. i don't i korean puddled with a handle, tick tock, his 4200000 users in taiwan and nearly 40 percent of them are teenagers. oh, young adults, lawmakers from ty, once ruling party accused china of conducting so called cognitive warfare through is social media to influence young people. here in town is high schools. nearly every student has a tiptoe account, and they are all very familiar with china's content and social media. doesn't anything of the content is all in super, fide chinese probably uploaded by chinese mainland, as aiming at taiwanese uses. for example, some side, the

when russian troops took over my car, ethan late february when morning. so just came to that house and accused of us see, love taking pictures. they tied him up and left him outside and his tooth shed, hulu. but it was very cold, especially at night. would you the worst that i had? no idea what happened to my wife forbush. one day a soldier came and brought me my special medicine, leaky. this was the moment when i understood that my wife was alive everywhere. it's a similar picture. neighbors of us sealant natalia, tell us that in this neighbourhood alone, russian, so just could 53 people. a 17 year old gro was allegedly raped for weeks, the family had to hide in this small basement room, always fearing that they could be the next target. ego, i worked as a teacher in my car if before the war started. now he walks through the town, distributing donated medicine often he only finds and t ruins. 90 percent of my car . if residents have left or been killed. egos, friends seems to live in this house. he doesn't know what has become a. wow, ms. ellis, but we u

so as i say ethan i switch . moscow has always been stressing that the current conflict in ukraine has a lot to do with nato expansion. east. what i'll say, do you see any parallels between what's happening today and what was happening in survey and the balkans 20 years ago? yes. who of course i do, there are very obvious parallels. i think what they did in yugoslavia was in preparation for a conflict with russia. they used us as a training ground to practice how to break up russia, just like they broke up yugoslavia. i see that everything that had happened in yugoslavia is happening here now. for example, all these fake reports that i see everywhere. now we had the same. there were used during yugoslav was 2 only back then we couldn't do anything about them. they did it to demonize serbia and all these fake reports were used as a pretext to bomb yugoslavia, such as the rock massacre which was a fake. it's the twin brother of the butcher massacre fake russian television has compared it to the case of this rebrand. it's a massacre, but the events and cerebral needs are, were different.

need them with because i think i got enough for my she is much than upset conclusions with either on ethan along with the one bedroom. i had a shock with the missed doc position up there, the some spits a bunch of on you and your sister. hm. you janet valesvi needs sitting on the whole document and i need a board. they tell her that the familiar with a passport dannetta lynette grant. vicki mm hm. for her in se for my son with i'm duncan. yes. come east and young adults. can you go off of my home? yes, i mean it's not human. i'm g m a r c, me, nevada, now or go law was mean just thought i li not, i don't know yet enough that it was a blood to do with a with the to have a hold on one moment with warner a, with a senior back on her to still issue ready to lucia bush, gustavo is do dish cost. i'll send you a new course. they didn't get grad sub steel m. i didn't finish a guaranteed. actually this is sydney all it to your buddy. look a bit out the lease up of carlos for the raleigh city. you're saying, lee, i've been doing cool. and what's on my, my digital digital millennium of cash with of w

we explore how the pandemic, ethan, on it strikes. a new exodus by its citizens are shaping the countries future events and these wars. and this is a source of great disappointment for destruction and anger. ah other m kimbell, this is algae. they're alive from doha. also coming up on kong. the only candidate for it's next leader reveals how he plans to govern the territory for the next 5 years. okay, president reggie up top. oh, on visit. saudi arabia, the 1st time since the 2018 murder of journalist jamal casualty, and we're in kenya heard, is struggling to keep their animals alive during the regents worst route in deck. and at the santa of unbearable pain. that's how the united nations secretary general, the secretary general, didn't want to give any specifics on any progress. at the present moment, i can only tell you, we are doing everything we can to make it happen. i'm not going to enter into any comment that both and that might, that's possibility of a ledge war crimes. ukrainian president had criticized gutierrez, for heading

quarterman did. mckenzie, could you maybe be okay by something we but we do seem to get jessie de or ethan again on the sooner she to avoid it with a little bit different comes from it. is jim pushed for me to the can tell with no, i mean, i will caballo told the guy i a channel hallmark you'll see on a little little blood high, you know, for lunch anyway, watching kind of it as a job in a little called a couple value home should choose from the tempo the only how can i get my teeth horn? i not only just home now i didn't and the so yeah. and then how can i i just wanted to alan. it is not a lot of that was opened by the us been, how can i home with how come on who love the bottom little home can flush the album open. yahoo in there them into sold of, you know, 1000000 into a how me does the, and the on the why. so we, i'm home, you know, lot of a do have moms you the for. so we you know, all that on which in michigan mission will monitor day was that that when i said yeah, and i saw your mommy. i think i was given a lot more of my financial. i mean well wait till monday. so a link to them

the app looks your health status, ethan, and contract your journey after the skull. it shows you if everything is okay when it was hitting the down, we didn't, you know, if he had been in the same place as some one infected with a corona virus, he would have been denied entry whenever curve at 19 is again detected in the country the app becomes everyone's ticket to public life, to shop at a grocery store, to eat at a restaurant even to get a taxi back in, bo, whom researchers at real university, are comparing the chinese health app to germany's corona virus, up the german version at his to the country is notoriously strict data protection laws the up my only communicate anonymously with other mobile devices in the immediate vicinity hillis with, nor by which i pronounced as i seem against that farmer. that means the data is processed locally on my phone. but if the chinese app works completely differently, us analyzing the app proofs complicated, the data is encrypted, but the researchers can see that data is being collected and transmitted at every check in location

britain's ethan hayter has won the prologue of the tour de romandie, as the cycling season gears up for— and hayter, the british time trial champion, was fastest overall by four seconds. his ineos grenadiers team—mate geraint thomas, who's the defending champion, was almost as quick — the welshman is fourth overall, ten seconds behind hayter. and that's all the sport for now. it was certain areas of both england and wales i had the best of the sunshine on tuesday, temperatures reaching 70 degrees and parts of southwest england but also around carter's park as well. was they're everywhere, after a largely sunny start for quite a few we had cloud tending to bubble up over the afternoon and spread across the skies, as you can see here on the satellite picture. with that cloud increasing, temperatures weren't as high for many of you, indeed around the eastern coastjust 8 degrees and places. right now we are seeing a good feed of god coming in and steal from the north sea so predominant cloudy weather in scotland and across eastern areas from northeast england all the way to parts of east an

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but it was my embassy assume at their mother lesson. ethan sodium is that am in process a son just take into a high security prison in solitary confinement, without contact with the outside world. more than 10 months pass before extradition proceedings begin, concerns about his health are growing. the united nations is putting pressure on the case. i visited with 2 medical experts, we came to the conclusion that had she had been exposed to psychological torture for a prolonged period of time. that that's a medical assessment. and are we asked to for renewal states to investigate this case and to, to alleviate the pressure that us being done and, and especially to respect his due process rights, which in my, you have been systematically violated in all these jurisdictions shortly after the u. s. indictment, sweden announces that it will drop the case against her sons for the 3rd time, and for good. for the lawyers, it is clear, lee in famous sex case, was a trap to hold a sum. this also irreparably damaged his reputation in. nevertheless, the situation is so dramatic that someone decides

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when you're done on for my she must enough to touch conclusions with the launch the launch either on ethan along with the 121. how to shop with the missed doc position up there, the some spit out for a potential on m. c. m, national stuffs, immunization are falling, sitting under for the hearing. and i mean, you know what, they tell us that the funding for a passport venetta venetta, a grand scale okey ah, for is that the is for ms. hamilton? my grandson can yet come eat him young blood pressure. my daughter can you call from my home? yes. my name is matthew hammond. i'm julia osgood with ah, see me nevada now alcala, westminster. just thought id, not, i don't know yet enough that he was a blood with that. and that i can hold on one moment with water. no. as long as you book with nashik dotala's senior or my home, i assume it's lucia bush. gustavo is beautiful grass balsam, and you guys didn't get grad sub steal m. i didn't finish a good, a t regs, usually lesser sydney, will it celebrity, look there. e sent their believe it or not, they did not come. got the water just thrashed a bit out

mostly ethan, unique nazi. i that, that was very young cousin that touched me nice. william obvious. eyeglass lo sized up. his bed must be out. a small push speedily consanzo school created will not go back to the attack. will you then or to the award or to troy, chiquita was it when i that you select school cielo i for tina. do a slide view the neil to show them you don't want to not go fuck with us. good ski need cordelia sharla. that is, she sway won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah, ah ah, in or needs to come to the russian state local narrative. i've stayed as i phone and the most landscape div us mm. hm, and i'm not getting those house lamps and up for a week within 55 with okay, so 92000 speedy. when else calls about this even up with we will

because i'd say if of catalogs or crip into stomach ethan, yet you're me. skirt mostly spit cellular thick. a po rear wed little dust, which is that area is a genia, the worst a thumb press hoarded. today the u. s. has bio labs in many different countries of the world. in 2017, the u. s. air force website announced a tender for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bow down, a spokesman for the u. s. air education and training command. the pentagon needs to collect russian bio material to continue in musculoskeletal system, research, re honesty, why they wanted russian data remains unclear, and there was no assurance that it wasn't to help create a bio weapons. now syrup associates, quickly serious hiscock, were serious abuse to cambridge hail. it may concern you. yes. nick shook her santa, i knew officiating the case of us. oh, should oh, easy. and most of his associates were never punished for their terrific crimes. many opened their own clinics in japan an

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your time law aren't in the ethan's dish, tied dealers to go and watch if it when a decision was that if they drive off, then we need to drive as well as b r k m is no there was an ominous wind blowing when it was o m i is turned to start on january 28th. 1938. on his 1st run, he clocked $400.00. 29 kilometers per hour. a personal best, but still not fast enough to rest the record back from mercedes adjustments were made while the wind grew stronger. despite warnings was m, i allegedly insisted on a 2nd run. it was 1147 and then disaster at the 9.2 kilometer mark those m i lost control of his type c car, dubbed tom lenient wagner. stream. lighter flipping several times, over a distance of 900 meters, the wreck came to a stop on an embankment. hosemeier was killed instantly. conspiracy theories quickly spread. auto executives were alleged to have disregarded the strong winds and sent hosemeier to premature death. out to noon did not appear interested in a thorough investigation. the wreckage of the car was disposed of before it could be properly examined. without evidence. the only via

in a series of special reports, we explore how the pandemic, ethan, on the stripe a new exit is by its citizens, are shaping the countries future on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah. hi there, i'm kimberly bell. this is the news ally from dough hob coming up in the next 60 minutes. a thrash of world war 3. the warning from russia's foreign minister ahead of meeting the united nations chief, where life in moscow. a tax on the breakaway region of trans nice st knockout, russian radio broadcasts. although as president calls an emergency meeting, math test.

it's all down to ethan gardening. in spain's barcelona, it's hope gardens will promote biodiversity and improve the microclimate, but is going green really? that's m ah, in germany, researches are taking a closer look at green roofs, green roofs, and some cities in germany. they're already mandatory for new buildings with flat roofs. but creating bio diversity up high is not it still unusual to see a diverse mix of vegetation like this flowering be pasture. the scientists of the institute for horticulture and i want to change that for over 30 years. they've been researching how roofs can best be greened clear, currently replanting part of the area from now on lettuce and peppers will also sprout on the roof of the institute. dr. gwinnett m, as in victor, go, green roofs are important to help compensate for the ceiling of our ccs. everyone is talking about the loss of biodiversity. and here we have areas where many species can survive in cities and in faith and done well, it could cause laga, head of research at a gree

. >> i named it ethan. >> i decided to name it. because it's easier to tell them apart.s a lot harder to memorize the scientific names. >> what they created here in the middle of the schoolyard is a micro forest. >> this is the very first in a schoolyard. in the whole country. that was planted here. we made history three months ago. >> science and climate literacy teacher says she and her students came up with this idea after discussing the effects of climate change. she says back in 2019, one football field of trees was lost every six seconds. so they wanted to help. >> we decided the best way the most pure and ek effective way to honor mother nature is planting trees. >> not just ordinary trees. these are expected to store 40 times more carbon than your typical forest. they are also 100 times more bio diverse. and grow fast. >> they grow quickly and you can create a hundred-year-old forest in ten years. >> in a decade, the space is expected to look something like this. >> it's interesting. because it used to not even have leaves. and then it will go into a big tree. >>

doctor linda dixon leads a group that studying african swine fever. ethan swing for her as a very drastic disease of domestic pigs and wild boar. so it kills almost all of the animals that it infects. it's very difficult to control because there's no vaccine and it persists a neat products and in the environment so it can be very easily transmitted between peaks and costs. for a large i bricks, the disease is more resistant to environment of factors than cove it. it can survive for years in frozen carcasses, for example, and several months in processed meat like sausages or ham. so humans can easily pass the virus to bore or pigs through rubbish. this means the disease can spread like wildfire. the current pandemic has been going on for 15 years. in 2018, it had china. african swine fever, killed 40 percent of china's pig population between 20182019. this is where things start to get interesting. with the covered 19 pandemic. china not only saw a large outbreak of swine fever in 2019, it was also where the 1st corona virus cases were reported in humans. in that same year, we asked profess

i'd like an action ethan come. first of all, the researchers use a handheld x ray device to look for middle based inc. only if that's the case, will it be possible to decipher the bundle? a preliminary test known as mapping will decide if the experiment should go ahead. it's been map now. how standing we can see the gras. yes, it looks good to me to the metallic component. the iron contents spikes really high there. says that means the ink in there contains i in at the helm, hold center for materials and energy and berlin that they know leper wants to know if the metallic traces are really part of an ancient inc. and if so, if the text be made legible that would enable the egyptologist to use the amulet script and language to find out how old it is and what it was for to be us out inspects the amulet in an x ray tomo graph a for him as the instead, here we're installing a specimen between the x ray source and the detector. that's the glass, it's the same kind of radiation you get in a dennis office when config good

. >> reporter: ethan rose used to work at a hotel for $15 an hour. >> they were disrespectful. all the employees were stressed out. so nobody really got along with each other. >> reporter: when he logged on to job placement app work. >> there are places you can go where managers will treat you great. >> reporter: his new job pays $25 an hour. overall, average wages are up 5.6% over last year. >> having a big increase sounds great, until you realize that inflation's running at about 8%. >> reporter: any increase in wages has to be taken in context here. >> absolutely. i mean, look, it hurts people who make less money because a bigger portion of their total income is going to energy and is going to food and is going to rent. >> reporter: right now, inflation is the number one concern across the country. a new gallup poll reveals that americans are more concerned about inflation now than at any time since 1985. major. >> garrett: carter evans, thank you so much. now to ukraine, where hundreds were able to escape the hard-hit city of mariupol today, but a larger planned evacuation

because the russians have been very adept destroying weapons supplies and were ethan's dumps inside you create even close to the polish border. so it's not so clear that this is really possible. but nonetheless, can, can the war go on? i think there is a camp within, let's call it a camp within washington that would like it to become a quiet like house gun. this done was to the soviet union all those years ago when i was that would they like to do the same? some one camp does that sludge be the state, the position. i think another one, like the pentagon is much less asked about that much less and he's asking because it feels that this might lead to a bigger conflict with russia. cook. thank you. that's after the show. if you're watching this on saturday, it will be we played on monday and keep in touch my social media if it's available in your country. and remember, you can continue to what's going on the right. it says globally on tv outside. they do a lot of countries and always on odyssey and out to deal with a christina, it isn't with us, but i'm the one who knows. maybe no one can

this was ethan's third day waiting in line. >> i waited seven hours the first day, second day si e re a to:05? >> reporter: this shop has meaning, he says he has been coming for a decade. >> the environment and people and it's just such a warm community here. something nice, you know? >> reporter: it is also a place filled with history. ricky and bobby grandfather camorra opened in 1956. the were closed for some time when the a kamara family was sent to an internment camp. they relocated to this location in the 1950s. now, ricky and bobby are retiring. >> it touches my heart to see them work this long. >> reporter: since word spread about them closing, long lines have become common. >> i thank them. i thank them from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: right before they leave, they are getting a warm sendoff from people here for the first time, and others, who grew up coming here. >> are you looking forward to retirement? >> yes i am. >> i will watch my grandkids and then maybe, take up golf or something. >> reporter: in san francisco, joslyn moran, kpix 5. >> perhaps you are regrett