gia vang is in the city with more. >> reporter: since she was a little girl, she says her mother hass called her by her given chinese name. >> i know who i am. i was given that name when i was born and it should not take all of these steps for me to do it. >> reporter: she is now running for the san francisco democratic county central committee. >> i've never had my chinese name publicized in the news or anything of that sort, because i didn't know i was going to get into politics until a few years ago. >> reporter: in a memo by the elections office director, dated november 29th, the department is adopting a policy that requires candidates to some evidence that shows established use of a chinese name. candidates for elected office, even who aren't chinese, have picked chinese names with certain personality traits, and in turn, is that their image of campaign. so, tonight, she got an email from the department, because she submitted a character-based name with her nomination to document, the department needs more verification, and old business card and letter testifying to her old chin

make shopping slower versus how it was earlier. >> i didn't notice it. >> reporter: in san francisco, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> good news now about one of oakland's toughest neighborhoods. oakland police launched the fruitvale crime suppression plan one month ago. it increases traffic enforcement. police presence. and foot patrols in that neighborhood. today, oakland pd and city leaders say since that project started on november 8th, there has been a significant drop in crime in the fruitvale. a 40% decrease in robberies and a 30% drop in burglaries. >>> it is a nice win fall for san jose. the city received nearly $13 million from the federal government. the city will use that money to increase safety at the most dangerous and deadly intersections. between 2017 and 2021, there were more than 100 crashes and accidents at these four inteections. 10 people died. monterey road. capital expressway, east santa clara. and curtner avenue. that is right off where kylie leblanc was killed. >> dreams were destroyed and our lives were shattered. we have been trying to fix this intersection for

nbc's bay area's gia vang has the story. >> reporter: but as of the moment they steal this car in berkeley'stney right is giving the clearest backdrop is to blame for the mugging of two women just a few hours before. that news, making it to the next-door, because of matthew, a neighbor of one of the victims. >> then, to have the perpetrators come to her home and use her keys and steal her car is just unbelievable. >> reporter: that is what berkeley police say happened run 7:30, let's take the women, an 84-year-old and 45-year-old were walking back from dinner nearby, when police say they got to the avenue, a suspect came from behind, not both of grounded snatched their purses. the crux ran to a waiting car and car and both suffered bumps and bruises. >> i think there are no repercussions for these panels, that it is a free-for-all out there. and you know, they will stop at nothing. >> reporter: of the suspects showed that, because just before midnight a group turns up in one of the victim's homes with a dark-colored sedan, to use the women's keys they used earlier to get into her on the acco

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm gia vang. rages on. some of the tensions remain visible in the bay area. a starbucks on the peninsula, targeted by vandals. this store was covered in graffiti. this is right off of 101, near the hiller aviation museum. the messages read "blood on your hands" and "free palestine." one with an obscene gesture. not sure when the graffiti was painted. but the pictures were taken when the store was closed. >> a couple hours later, the store was open and the graffiti was gone. criticism started after the company sued the starbucks union over social media posts that said solidarity with palestinian. we reached out to starbucks but have not heard back. >>> we're learning that one of the three men shot in a possible anti-palestinian hate crime in vermont was born in san francisco. this is according to "the san francisco chronicle." the man was visiting family in burlington last month when he and two friends were shot. all three survived. we learned the 20-year-old brown university student was paralyzed

gia kancheli, gia kancheli, the composer said: "children's choirs exist in many countries, but the generoushenomenon is special because it is based on the unique choral traditions laid by irina sablina, successfully continued by her daughter mariana sablina, thanks to them the generous and became a unique phenomenon. like this. shchedrik is conquering the whole world, i am very proud of her and i am happy, because i once sang in this children's choir a long time ago, this is how i took advantage of my official position, so to speak, but this is of course a joke, be sure to inquire about this unique cultural ukrainian phenomenon, well, we are moving on to the behavior of higher atmospheric forces, so to speak, now for your attention is the prognostic diagram of magnetic storms, it shows that activation will be observed tomorrow, so please. especially in this one well, it's not a very comfortable time of year, listen to yourself, to your well-being and be sure to take preventive measures. and we actually move on to the weather. now for your attention the weather forecast for the coming weeken

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gia was taken to the sklefosovsky institute.ic and an amazing center. well, gi and radze are our guests today. come in, my dear. yes, listen, in the picture it feels like you have a wound right down to the bone, so if this is my wound, it is very similar, and you also drew it, yes, yes, yes, it that’s exactly what it was, that’s why the bleeding was strong, there was a terrible bleeding, i saw it, i’m still generally afraid of blood, especially my own, when i saw it, of course, it was a terrible spectacle, but i knew that you’re a circus performer , you and vami there, it’s some kind of nightmare, it happens, right? will be taken to the nearest hospital, so all cities should have good hospitals, but fortunately we live in the best city on the planet called moscow, we have the sklefosovsky institute, an amazing doctor, isa shaibievich gaidarov, saved the gi, come to us, dear doctor, well, we need to put him in prison. because there was so much blood, but i really want to say a big thank you to our moscow ambulance, which arrived

i'm gia vang. >> i'm janelle wang. we are tracking more wet weather. the latest system set to bring rain, thunder and wind to the bay area tonight. >> you can see san jose and emeryville. san mateo bridge as well. no rain falling in these areas but that is set to change in a matter of hours. earlier today we did hear thunder and saw downpours on the peninsula. the rain is expected to be widespread and people across the bay area are getting ready. >> crews in san francisco put up flood barriers. the city says it's not expecting severe flooding, but low-lying areas are prone to flooding. so crews are clearing storm drains and monitoring those areas. the city is also offering sandbags. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking this rain as it moves in, and you have an updated timeline? >> opening act, the storm system will be moving in tomorrow. we have scattered showers around the santa cruz mountains, a little more west of san francisco. but the main event with this storm still offshore. and we switch over to the satellite view. pretty interesting. you can s

>> there's several ways to detect it in a lab but the easiest way is to get a gia certificate and makeatural diamond grading report. they'll have their own serial numbers so you'll be able to tell that it is natural and not lab grown. reporter: david, i'm looking at the two here, i cannot tell the difference, but i can tell you these are real and i'm wearing what $50,000 worth of diamonds. david: nice, you wear it well. you wear it well, gerri. gerri willis, thank you very much. bring in the director of jewelers of america, amanda gizzi. we have, and maybe get a closeup of this, four diamonds here. you say by the way, i like the way you said it, they're all real but one is lab grown. >> correct. david: put up the picture of the four rings again. one of these is lab-grown. i'm going to turn it a little just so you can see the sparkles there. i don't know if either -- if anybody can tell. can you look at camera there and tell which one you think, number one, number two, number three, or number four? lauren: one. david: you think it's this one that's lab grown? i hi it's this one based on

but first of all they want to know if i'm okay, and then what can we do. >> reporter: gia vang, "today in the bay." >> and in the south bay police are giving people the opportunity to choose to be breathalyzed with an incentive if they do. it's something san jose police hope when help people enjoy safe and happy holidays. "today in the bay's" jocelyn moran reports from santana row. >> how many drinks you had. >> blow into it? >> reporter: san jose limit program for officers asking people walking by if they'd like to see where their blood alcohol concentration is at by blowing into a breathalyzer. >> blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow -- >> reporter: this man volunteered to do so. he just had a few drinks. >> five drinks. almost double the limit. >> what are you going to do? >> uber. >> reporter: hesitance to volunteer but did anyway. >> 0.194. >> surprised? >> no. we're having fun. why we're down here. >> reporter: officers told people they could keep their cars at santana row overnight. educate people what it takes to reach the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration, 0.08% in cal

contemporaries wrote that the composer gia rossini had surpassed himself with his little solemn missarehearsed at the donbass opera, and in the current conditions this is also a kind of overcoming. the musicians are preparing the premiere in the hope of showing it, even if not in donetsk, it is still unsafe to pack halls here, but in other cities, because an artist cannot live without an audience. olga mokhova, anastasia popova. that's all we're about wanted to tell you today. kirill vyshevsky was there, see you soon. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, there is a clear and clear signal in russia, is russian industry capable? replace foreign suppliers, you need to mobilize all resources, give me the recipe in general, how can you achieve what you have achieved? it seems to you that you are on top of the world, got up, dusted yourself off, is russia ready to change in any structure? evolution. hello to you.

come la scia di un'elica, ma sia la vita che finisce, ma lui non ci penso, poi danco, anzi si sentiva già, and to hell with it, i skated, but after that, after that i came, it was so good, i just skated divinely, everything worked out, i kept jumping, i was winding up, as you say , right away, i came to my senses, as if this mistake was his, she brought her to her senses, and after that he didn’t... they generally have a very close relationship with each other, talented skating, you know, talented figure skating, congratulations from the bottom of my heart, these are the points dmitry aliev gets, and if not for this sheepskin coat , so he is now second behind pyotr gumennik, there was a reserve after the short program, but this reserve is not enough, but nevertheless he continues to fight for medals at the russian championship, already definitely on the podium, and dima is in the fight for... quantity and quality emotions performance within the framework of their free program, but we remember what kind of fight was organized by evgenia semenenko, the current national champion, and pyotr g

i'm gia vang. right now our nbc bay area news storm ranger is scanning the rain as it approaches. time lapse of san bruno mountain as the sun sets in the past hour. we want to get right to meteorologist rob mayeda and the wet weather. do we have any idea how big this storm will be? >> it will be the biggest so far, and most of the main event coming in tomorrow night on into monday morning where there's a potential of heavy rain, gusty wind, and thunderstorms that could also be in the mix as we start

on the other hand, gia for example, since we started, chenil is an edible plant, it is used in the food industry and has a high value in iran. the plant produced by tissue culture can compete with foreign samples . europeans are working because the orchid itself is an ornamental plant. four or five euros were imported. this product is produced for almost one euro and reaches the consumer. according to company officials. the knowledge base of plant production with tissue culture method can help to ensure the country's food security. it is a favorite of radio and television news and experts of a technology unit. a new method for successful invent the purification and processing of used car oils . in this method, used car oils, which are known as a dangerous waste for the environment , are transformed into the raw material for making a kind of cheap resistant asphalt. used car oils are a part of industrial waste that can be a potential risk for national resources and the environment . the oil that comes out of our car contains all kinds of heavy metals, heavy metals , and toxic substances.

. >> and i am gia vang. >>> the oakland police officer shot and killed in the line of duty earlier yesterday. while the department mourns the loss of one of their brothers and blue, investigators are desperately searching for his killer. meantime though, the community is reflecting and remembering the fallen officer. nbc bay area's emma goss reports. >> just under four years serving in the oakland police department, he built relations with people in the community, particularly elders. born in vietnam he was a familiar and welcome face. >> whether the elderly, the business people, they feel much closer when they are hearing from this officer. so they don't-- they are able to communicate, they also feel very comfortable. >> reporter: carl chan, with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce remembers him for his humility and says he was skilled at de-escalating tense situations. >> he always smiles. >> reporter: he always introduces himself. >>> keisha builds many ties with the oakland police department over many years. she met him earlier this year when he was on patrol near where she lives i

. >> i'm gia vang. we know how hard it can be to make it in the bay.hat dream of becoming a homeowner was made a reality for several families. >> thanks to habitat for humanity, eight families have new emergency efficient forever homes. christie smith gives us a look inside and shows us what it means for those families. >> we are super excited to get the finalization of everything being done. >>

i'm gia vang. right now our nbc bay area news storm ranger is scanning the rain as it approaches. this is a time lapse of san bruno mountain as the sun sets in the past hour. we want to get right to meteorologist rob mayeda and the wet weather. do we have any idea how big this storm will be? >> it will be the biggest so far, and most of the main event coming in tomorrow night on into monday morning where there's a potential of heavy rain, gusty wind, and thunderstorms that could also be in the mix as we start the week. now, before we get there, we still have air quality issues. spare the air smoke lugs continues. not enough wind to push the smoke out, but the same storm that will bring up the rain rates will bring up the wind speeds monday morning. that will be good news for your air quality but not so good for your commutes as the storm inbound has a big fetch of atmospheric moisture. this is likely to mean higher than average rain likely. the progression for sunday, some showers at times. not too bad during sunday. but overnight sunday into monday, you see all the red and purple

gia has the night off. the last-minute rush is on.y christmas eve shoppers spent the day racing to get final gifts, quite a few a people out at union square in san francisco, and analysts expect this to be a record christmas shopping season when the final numbers are tallied. the national retail federation is forecasting record spending for the holidays, posted $960 billion. online retailers are also expected to take a record portion of that spending, more than 270 billion. according to u.s. news and world report, 35% of spper are still looking for that perfect gift, or at least they were when theay started. 16% say they always wait until the last minute, nbc bay area's thom jensen was in walnut creek today where people were crossing their final items off those lists. >> i had to get here as soon as possible. >> reporter: olivia found herself with no makeup and still in pajamas christmas eve morning, desperately trying to get her hands on one last gift. >> woke up, last night, had a crazy party with my friends and thought, there is on

. >> i'm gia vang. we know how hard it can be to make it in the bay. today that dream of becoming a homeowner was made a reality for several families. >> thanks to habitat for humanity, eight families have new emergency efficient forever homes. christie smith gives us a look inside and shows us what it means for those families. >> we are super excited to get the finalization of everything being done. >> kristin has a new place to call home. >> for us, it is going to be a place to live long-term while my kids grow up, while i enjoy the city as it is the longest place i have ever lived anywhere in my life. >> the houses were built by habitat for humanity. >> eight san francisco families will become first-time homeowners. >> maureen is ceo of habitat for humanity greater san francisco and says they put in 500 hours of sweat equity volunteering to build the homes. >> we're able to provide our homeowners with a zero down, zero percent mortgage and cap it at 30%. >> for some families, it marks the end of impacts from displacement that began long ago. the dem

. >> i am gia vang. tracking the latest on the officer killed in oakland. >>> begin with the microphone that weather a look across the bay area with the another storm rolling through. another camera wet there. here's what the live doppler radar looks like with all of that green you can see. showing where it is raining now. basically, the entire bay area. waves are also a concern. not is because yesterday, but in pacifica, you can see, still big enough for a watery mess. meteorologist vianey arana, what are the next 24 hours shaping up to be like? >> let's talk about storming just picking up with impacts continuing, not just through this evening, but even a little bit into early saturday. right now, mobile doppler radar is scanning the skies on top of the mountains with this line, right here, bringing some of that intensity as you are driving out and about. rain rates will begin to pick up. what that will do is create some issues out on the freeways, roads and underpasses. we do have some rain really pick

giorno divide sogni e tante situazioni, il loro impegno è qui insieme voi e il risultato lo vedete giàicità è un'espressione che mi viene in mente null'altro più, c' è tanta gente qui intorno a me, sento il battito del vostro cuore, sono emozioni che finiscano. in our republic they have not forgotten what november 7 is, this holiday of social justice remains an important date in the state for the people, there is always a parade of gifts on this day, the country received its own turnkey nuclear power plant, from now on we are the system of advanced powers implemented the largest strategic project in the history of sovereign belarus, belarus with the electric prefix, electrode, electric car and electric bus. exporters of democracy with such frenzy incite regional conflicts, pit everyone against each other and sell weapons to the parties to the conflict, the fundamental concept of us foreign policy. geopolitical confrontation is intensifying, familiar trade ties are collapsing, and this is a serious challenge for our open economy. belarus began supplying food 10 years ago, and today abou

participating in the gia program. and after that, i will be a full student at columbia and i will be able to take three courses at a time. so you know, just to be able to walk that building is absolutely crazy. there's people that, it is people that who did absolutely wonderful and still didn't get accepted in the school. so walking the hallways is a blessing. i'm beyond thankful. >> i'm thankful you and i got a chance to talk and i wish you the best of luck. i do. if the smile is any indication of the intellect, you have a bright mind. why are you covering it up? show the teeth. >> you told me about that. i'm sorry. >> all right, rondo, you take care. we will talk again okay? >> you as well. >> thank you. >> bye. >>> man, well next, actress taraji p. henson giving hollywood a message over pay disparity. >> you hear people say you work a lot. >>> well, taraji p. henson is tired of being underpaid. gayle king asked the movie star in the rumors about her thinking of quitting acting were actually true and she broke down

gia's seeing that finger going out in his face. greenlaw, the guy with the finger thrown out of the game. the niners kind of took off after that. coach kyle shanahan not happy about the whole thing. deebo had a day and a half, coming up in sports. >>> technology rolled out across the bay area is credited in the arrest after suspected serial killer in los angeles. there are still concerns about the use of license plate readers. >>> right now, pretty view across the golden gate bridge. visibilities less than a mile already in the north bay valleys. a closer look at this hour by hour and when rain returns in the forecast when we come right back. >>> and paypal park has gone to the dogs. quite literally. some bay area pups got their very own holiday celebration. we're going to take you there. it's spectacular, next. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses resul

perhaps sacha baron cohen playing a prank on all of us and waiting for that moment to go -- >> this was gia giant scooby-do episode. i feel like we're so drawn to this character, he's effectively a character because in the post-trump presidency i feel like we just need something to pay attention to. it's like an hbo miniseries, "inventing anna" to the next level. george delvey. i'm excited to see who plays him. maybe it will be on cnn plus. >> oh, okay. it was funny. >> i will say i think i am just as qualified to be on the show as santos was in congress. i was like, what am i doing right now? this is cnn. it's amazing but i am qualified to do a santos impression because we are two proud jews and that is i -- a fact. >> where will we see him next? >> i think we will see him probably on "watch what happens live" with andy cohen. i think could picture him in the clubhouse ripping a shotski with santos is a new segment on "watch what happens live." who knows? >> i know exactly every head motion you're doing because clearly i have watched all those episodes too. matt, you put a smile on my face

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because as you say it, just this past week, that gia pate controlled state little thatcher here in georgiaagain approved maps with one goal in mind. just to remove me from congress. this is that legislature that gerrymandered me two years ago in the last election. and after a federal court actually struck down, road against these maps, georgia pumpkins are using this as another opportunity to try and for me out of congress. but the fact of the matter is, i will do and say exactly as i always have. i refused to allow a few of the extremist republicans and our georgia state legislature to determine might work and congress is done. i will let the people decide. i'm a mom on a mission and there is a lot of work yet to be done and i'm going back to washington. >> now, talking about mom on a mission, president biden met privately yesterday with members of the university of nevada at las vegas community, after this week's mass shooting on the school's campus that left three people dead. congresswoman, you and i met first, you were grieving the loss of your son jordan davis who was shot and killed

he, after a few weeks, decides to send it to gia genealogical institute of america. 4.87-carat diamondhey say it's worth almost a million dollars. everybody, this is known as the crater of diamonds in the state park in arkansas. head that way. it's like the gold rush. >> dana: he gets to keep it? reason jean yeah. it's his. >> greg: he returned alone though, which was weird. [laughter] all right. tonight, what a show. you got emily compagno, joe devito, kat timpf, tyrus. an all-star panel in your face, bret. listen to this. greg's did this dog just talk? listen to this dog. and ask yourself did it just talk? >> i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you. [squeals] >> dana: gets so excited every time sounds like you at the christmas party. >> after five drinks that's what it sounds like indeed. >> the denver's zoo enlisting the help declared many a orangutan father four-month-old baby cisco. watch. >> when it comes to the orangutan, four month old cisco, entberani, you are the father. [cheers] >> dana: maury velicovich put on the tuxedo and did the big reveal of the orangutan he is the fa

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thousands of gia diamonds guaranteed the lowest price set while you watch the jewelry exchange. better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc seven news. good morning. >> i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. here's our friday traffic with jobina. >> thank you, reggie. good morning, everybody. so we are beginning with the maps and zooming into san jose. we have a crash right now on northbound 101 before montague expressway. the speeds are around 22mph. there also in milpitas, westbound to 37 before north first street, 22mph. and that spot and then we will end with the toll plaza very clear for this friday. hey, drew. >> hey, good morning, joe. bayonet so we're taking a look at temperatures right now. and you can see we are chilly. still in the 30s and in the 40 soquel's. but we will see a bit of warmer weather move in here later on today. but a cold front is on its way and it will kick up our winds later today and also increase that cloud cover outside this morning. here's a live look. this is our tam cam and we'll find bright skies early on. giving way to

it's not like he is going to be suddenly gone gia wonder what's happening in the federal case. he knows that as well. but for the moment i think the key thing because there's no trial in georgia, the thing i'm really focusing on is the d.c. case, they have all the discovery, is there anything that could possibly delay that case? >> and actually, can you answer that? i myself was very interested in these pending decisions of the d.c. circuit court over presidential manatee. i know you dedicate a lot of your podcasts to it. do you foresee any major speed bumps. i shouldn't say speed bumps because that's diminishes the severity, the gravity of it. but do you see challenges in the road ahead for judge chutkan as she tries to keep the train on the tracks because as you say, this federal case in d.c. may be the last best shot to hold trump accountable for january six? >> and for the public to have access to and see all the evidence in to assess that before the election. so two thoughts. one is i do think the d.c. circuit will act quickly. the big unknown which i can't answer is the s

on the federal pay scale, who is in the -- >> relatively senior, for those not familiar with what gia'shen you can occupy the position for 90 days, is that right? >> you can, you have to have been in that -- >> sorry have to have been in that position for 90 days and then you can be in acting. so that's the workaround. you hire someone, like stephen miller, to work in a senior position for 90 days, and then he qualifies to be someone he can name, trump can name as acting, i don't, know attorney general, secretary of homeland security. that's the work around. that is, i think, for people who have long thought kash patel will never be the director of the cia, he will never get past the senate, a very compelling and too many i think terrifying realization that there is in fact a workaround for something like that. can you talk a little bit about this piece is so exhausted and well researched, the waste in which trump could've weighed jail time, potentially, if convicted of federal crimes before election day. what exactly he would have to do to avoid that. >> so as you said, correctly, righ

here is "today in the bay's" gia vang. >> reporter: the canvas, six iconic buildings in san franciscoembarcadero for the kickoff of let's glow sf, a much-needed welcome for some. >> right now i feel there's a lot of people still, so i feel very excited. >> i have been tired of staying home over the years, and so being back finally, seeing when things -- you know, seeing the semblance of normalcy is something that feels very refreshing. >> reporter: as some companies shifted to remote work during the pandemic, businesses in downtown struggled to stay afloat, some closing for good. some of the consequences arise from open air drug markets and homelessness. >> we are in a period where downtown san francisco needs to go through a major transformation. >> reporter: robbie silver is the executive director of the downtown sf partnership which hosts let's glow sf. he says it is a way to draw people to the city again and they've got the numbers to back that after three years. >> last year we actually had 51,000 attendees which created a 3 million economic impact. >> reporter: a chilly but dry

we just saw gia talking about this stuff, this has been dominating, i think, a lot of the discourse in and around, not just here, obviously the chips act and how we're thinking about supply chains and how we're thinking about a.i. and who is going to control a.i. in our competition with china, but also over there. the customer concentration is important. microsoft and meta make up 30% of nvidia sales, right? throw in amazon and alphabet and you get to 40%. then if you think about geographic exposure and it's maybe two-thirds outside of the u.s., right? and then if you think about those customers, you think about microsoft, every day, i've been reading stories over the last couple months how microsoft is developing their own graphics chips, to put in their own data center and the like here. so, the story for nvidia was, you know, it's not going to have the sorts of returns, it's not going to have the beats and raises going forward next year, but it is probably trading at a reasonable multiple. the only problem is, it's going to be relative to its growth, in my opinion. it's not going to

gia bosa spoke to one a i start up about that for today's tech check, deidre?a.i. in the risk. most of the focus this year has been an individual large language models and chat bots. there's open a.i., gpt-4, eagle has barred, increasing regulators are starting to worry about the downsides of relying on one, or building applications drawing from one set of data. it can lead to a single point of failure, amplify biases, lock in vendors, sort of like we've seed in the cloud computing industry. the report you are referring to reports that the lines of a.i. and large data sets and third-party vendors introduces risks related to data control, privacy, and cybersecurity. this is something that amazon has been talking about this year. the idea that there won't be one model to rule them out. it's in their tagline. we spoke to a founder that is building his company on this very idea, builder dot a.i.. the best ways to describe it is a.i. from dummies, it dries -- apps in a very non technical way. here is sash and mcdougal explaining his product, natasha, is different on

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