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i'm the principal at glen park elementary.'ve been the principal for six years, but i've been a teacher at glen park since 2001. so a long time spent at glen park, which i don't think is, uh, it's not for nothing around the data. i do not think so. and then i have, um, one of my third grade teachers, sheila tenney, here with me. um, to talk a little bit about our data so you can just see some basic demographics. there um, our multilingual pathway students, we have a spanish biliteracy program that's 31% of our school. um 23% of our students have an iep. um, that is a bit high. um, from based on average, we have an sdc mod severe program with an autism focus, um, as well as, um, you know, a number of students with rsp or speech only ieps. um, we have an instructional leadership team that has stayed somewhat the same over the last last 6 to 15 years as, um, being honest, just because i've been there so long, i was on the elt, there's still teachers there that were on the ilt with me when i was a teacher, and some of those people

i think glen is spot on. you have to think about this innovation with the mind-set of where will we be 3 to 5 years from now? you have to understand that the companies that are spending, they are the world's financially strongest corporation, and that should give you the confidence that innovation is real. it extends the sweet spot of the semi's. we talked about that at length. i agree with stephanie, i think.com is such a fairly valued in an deal way to play the growth of generative ai, but you can also look at cadence design systems, which we don't talk about very much, but think about the software that is needed to actually develop the semi conductor, and that is in fact what cdn s is doing you have to think about the long-term as it relates to new york times. the market had very powerful breakout that was built upon systematic buying last friday. we went from 4802 903 as i sat here with you yesterday on halftime. very quickly. it appears to me that systematic buying is disappearing. i don't think we can e

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jon hamm glen powell, musical guests chloe flower and the roots,nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1895 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you! thank you very much! welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. [ cheers and applause you made it. thanks for watching. well, everyone, it is the holiday season, christmas is almost here and people are already returning gifts. [ laughter ] in fact, last night colorado returned donald trump. [ cheers ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: and yeah - ♪ yep, everyone's talking about this the colorado supreme court just ruled that former president trump is disqualified from being president again and they banned him from the state's 2024 primary ballot. [ cheers and applause you got to give it up for colorado, they're the first state to legalize weed and illegalize trump [ cheers and applause yeah, they banned him from the ballot if trump ends up winning in 2024, don't be surprised if colorado sud

also with this is glen deeson, professor political science at the university of. southeastern norway and oslow. now welcome to the show gentlemen, let me uh begin with uh saib shath. unprecedented dimensions of this war, as you now uniquely you recorded around the world and live tv, trageting civilians including women and children, hitting schools, hospitals, un offices. shelters, stealing of body parts, and now we have reports of looting and thieving, reports of thieving emerging now of palestinian's property, beating gaza or the west bank. let's begin with your thought on this, and what kind of atrocity can we call this? this is not a new to start with, they looted the whole of palestine, they as they say, they took a country with the turn of the key. palestine was one of the feuest countries on earth was documented by the united nation prior to the 181 resolution of the division of palestine mistakenably issued by the united nation, at them the palestinians were everything was surveyed what the palestinian owns, so if you go back to this the statics and the cal

find them, you know that you're here because of sit back on the order with me as glen glen, are you feeling a bit better today? but before i know the 84 year old has an infection at the moment. cast toyota is visiting her every day to give her medication. so i submitted it as a small $100.00 mill of liter bottle is for the antibiotics. it contains it. okay. when you are meeting you'll feel better afterwards. i don't, the mom you well, during the infusion, he tells his patient about his concern, the region is undergoing major changes. it's on a new quote. for no book cormier. dean met during the summer for the sound of the roof from into the bridge shipping. you know, just to get them for so many people have left albania, but to one 3rd. so it's most of us supplement and we kind of especially the young people. so i bought the 33 young men the last few months alone . and that will go to pay it from my district and don't tell them, does attend, that they're all looking for a better life. landlord. forgot to pay here is too low to and so another familiar bush and they want a better life for the

mm-hm. >> glen powell with a side of pie. and a first trailer for "hitman.st fall and hits theaters june 7 he's got a take on shakespeare's all about nothing. >> almost oo after the lights g out on broadway, they're back on billy joel showed a lyric sheet for "famous last words" from 1993 before he gets behind the keys and plays the chords to the new song called "turn the lights back on. the single drops on february 1st. you know, i've never seen him at the garden, and i need to. >> time's running out, right he's said good-bye so many times. that's what happens, now he's making new music we can't get enough. he's like elton john, they say they're going to be done, but they're never really done. >>> when we come back, a hydration heist. how a woman stole stanley cups worth thousands. >>> and a new brek fest editio dn in clinical trials, entyvio helped many people achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen editionr n which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain

a 2 1/2 million dollars settlement in 2018 class tonight for san jose city council, and her willow gleneighbors two years after a dangerous explosive device was found near her home, and arrest, a san jose man, nbc bay area jocelyn moran with who he is and what you are saying led to the suspect. >> a suspicious device near san jose city councilman, the willow glen neighborhood on edge, please determine it was an explosive pick was homemade in very dangerous if it went off neighbors reacting to the news at the time. >> i was really concerned because it was right there in front of our house and i had to just grab all my stuff and my dog and just get the heck out of here. >> which brings us to this week, nearly a year and a half later police said they have identified the suspect as 33- year-old undress of san jose. after obtaining an arrest warrant, they located and arrested navarro on tuesday. they then executed a search warrant where he lived. they want to say what led to navarro but they will say they found a field guide for improvised explosives at his house. unable to speak on camera,

, victoria zarenka, yes, everything is correct, well done, well, in your turn, 10 glens, come on, comeork, as they say, you can watch how forever, how the fire burns, the water flows and how the competitor works, yes, the trip is ready, yes, now we have such a detail, but how are the lips , it’s clear, wow, wow, but you understand , yes, that there is a beatlant, yes, kudaeva, oh, well done, giving kudaeva, well done, yes, i guessed right now, well , you... the two of you guessed well, so dima, kolya, let's go out, we need to, we need to pump ourselves up, there is no such track, i think we’ll put something like that, ah, on a prick, guy, look how sporty they are, you can use them on your fingers, on next time, who is doing it, it’s unclear, athletes, well, you can skate, okay, let’s go further by looking at the eyes, let’s try to guess, a long time ago, yes, that is, at the age of a woman. i think it won’t be very pleasant to hear this, no, it’s super, oh, yes, well, it just seems very similar, and what version are you, yes, i didn’t think so, i didn’t think so, you don’t know, it’s a

what me of glen glen, are you feeling a bit better today but before? no. so the 84 year old has an infection at the moment cast toyota is visiting her every day to give her medication. so somebody leap as a small $100.00 milliliters bottle is for the antibiotics. it contains it. okay. when you are meeting you'll feel better afterwards. i don't the mom you well, during the infusion, he tells his patient about his concern. the region is undergoing major changes as on a new quote for no book cormier. dean met during the summer for the sound of the roof for me in february for a shipping, you know, zillow, so that's in for so many people have left albania to one 3rd. so it's most of us have lived in any kind of, especially the young people. so i bought the 33 young men the last few months alone . and i will go to pay it from my district and don't see it. i have it, them does attend, that they're all looking for a better life. landlord for the pay here is too low to and so another familial, to push. they want a better life for their families, and especially for

in some thirties and forties, it was the number one instrument in america, because it was played by glen miller, composer, arranger, conductor, band leader , who, among other things , replayed classical works by russian authors, today we are also performing very interesting arrangements of these works. tseraz zarasnik ініyu in the early forest prabiraetstsa sun tsіhusenka so holding your breath, if not atrestsі gety tsud, what a very good master. mil gilevich. rejoice, the earth has appeared as a new font, the blue snowstorms and the snake have burned out. in the middle of an incomprehensible village, myself with a child , i don’t know what to do, my child is crying, i can’t go anywhere, because my condition is simply convulsive, please, i don’t know what to do, the child is crying all day in hysterics , just a child, look, the child is crooked, i’m crying, i don’t know what to do in this situation, please help me, they took my husband, the military took his documents, took everything completely, there is no connection with him, he was taken , as i was told, to khust, where it is, i don’

next up is glen grant, a retired british army colonel and military expert. sir colonel, i salute you, thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation. mr. colonel, today is president zelenskyi. together with the prime minister of great britain , rish sunak, he signed an agreement on military cooperation and security, which will be valid until ukraine joins nato. in the british government, this agreement is called historic. mr. colonel, explain what is the historicity of this agreement? yes, it's a historic deal because... britain usually doesn't do that, and if we think back, before the second world war, we had a similar deal, for us, this is something unusual, because after leaving the european union, of course, yes, we are still a member of nato, but we are now talking about an agreement with a country that is not a member of... nato, and of course there are certain contradictions in the uk who are asking why we are doing this, but i know that a lot of people i talk to, they welcomed this deal because they felt that the uk was not doing everything it could for ukrain

currently , the tv channel will host a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, glen grant. glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, god save the king. glory. well, the scenario of a long war has already taken shape, so we understand that the question will be in resources, this is money, this is equipment, and this is prepared human reserves, so we understand that the russian federation has now demonstrated its sneakiness, that is, what they can do, in particular, it is about massive missile strikes on ukrainian cities. our air defense demonstrated to the russian interventionists that we can work normally and be harmless. their missiles, but, in general, in the medium term, it involves a certain competition, who will have more anti-aircraft systems, who will have more missiles, what strikes to deliver and so on? firstly, we expected major attacks, since russia has hardly launched missiles for several months, that is, it has been preparing by stockpiling resources, at the moment it seems that the main attacks were carried out for the purpose of terror, not to take out... missile syste

was racting with as president be some of the biggest patrons of his various anie and you know, to glen'snt, this would normally be the situation that would be remedied if donald tr w still in office with an impeachment inquiry, and then a conviction in the senate. it would really be a political exercise in terms of the violation of the constitution. it really becomes a public relations effort by democrats. they want to get this out on the record. they want to show the substantive information that they've collected to demonstrate that they believe he's in violation of the emoluments clause and then also tell voters that should he be reelected again, he probably will continue to be brazenly in violation of the emoluments clause without any sort of consequence. house democrats are in a position here where that's really all they can do because they're in the minority, they're very frustrated that house republicans won't extend the investigation and allow them to get the full breadth of the four years that donald trump was in office so that they could collect even more information, but that's

retired military colonel of the british army will be working on the air of the tv channel. expert glengrant. glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, god save the king. god save the king. well, the scenario of a long war has already taken its toll. so we understand that the question will be in resources, it's money, it's equipment, and it's prepared human reserves. yes, we understand that the russian federation has now demonstrated its vileness, that is, what they can do. in particular, it is about massive missile strikes on ukrainian cities. our air defenses have demonstrated to the russian interlopers that we can work normally and neutralize their missiles, but, in general, in the medium term, this implies a certain competition, who will have more air defense systems, who will have more missiles, which strikes to deliver, and so on. first, we expected large-scale attacks, since russia had hardly fired any missiles for several months. that is, she was preparing by accumulating resources. currently it appears that the main attacks were carried out for the purpose of terror, not to disable missil

in sales tax revenue from quarter two, 2019 to quarter two, 2023, while south of market tied with glen park, followed by the financial district, south beach and golden gate park. >> we don't have the customers anymore, so everybody is shopping online, tony juarez says. >> this glen park pet store has been struggling as you can see, i didn't sell a lot during christmas, but where some neighborhoods are struggling to rebound post-pandemic, others are thriving. doing even better than before. covid 19 seen a lot of tourists come. eunice lee owns j market in japan town. she also owns zen esthetics. >> starting in 2022, studying better and better. >> japantown is one of the top five neighborhoods that has seen an increase in sales tax revenue from quarter two 2019 to quarter two 2023. it may be because of the types of businesses, tourists and locals frequent here. sometimes we see people really moving in and going, where are they all going? >> uh, i would say restaurants. steven jordan owns sakura. >> sakura in the japantown mall. i see people waiting on lines for restaurants all the time. a

if you are taking part today, the only seen 40 is at the glen station. >> the glen park station, they're not stopping there. they got some police activity going on right now. so they're not stopping there. all the other stations they are stopping at is that glen park station, something's going on there. so currently trains are moving ahead past that. so keep that in mind. if that is your stop, 17 minute ride into the city right now. no accidents on the bridge. traffic has been building since most of the morning, 60 min around 80 to 101. a good day to get things done. johnston talking about the rain coming tomorrow. 34 minutes along highway 4. checking on 24 right now. just under 13. so not seeing major issues here along 80 in the east bay minute ride. if you are going to be hitting that. all right. now still under 30 minutes. so you're making decent time darya. james, back to you. >> time now, and the california department of water resources is conducting its second snow survey of the season today. that's happening up at the phillips station in tahoe. the agency says they're hoping to me

miles teller and glen powell. right now, cruise is working on the eighth mission impossible movie, the last mission impossible movie. he drove a motorcycle off a cliff, and it was incredible because he really did it. and not only do it once with the director terrified. and then he went, i think did seven more times because he wasn't happy with how long he held on to. the more dan he's, he's nuts. >> you know, it's amazing. he i think he's about 60 years old. he's in great shape. and he brings such an incredible commitment to filmmaking. he truly loves it. and obviously they're pros. they leave nothing to chance. it's as safe as it can get. but they still do very dangerous things. i just hope he doesn't push it too far. just, you know, we love seeing him in those action movies, but being cautious every now and then is not a bad idea. i couldn't believe he did that jump eight times. >> it was insane. it absolutely was. sandy would do it. she's jumped out of a plane. no big deal. >> yeah, sure. no, that was when i wa

in sales tax revenue from quarter two, 2019 to quarter two, 2023, while south of market tied with glen park, followed by the financial district, south beach and golden gate park. >> we don't have the customers anymore, so everybody is shopping online, tony juarez says. >> this glen park pet store has been struggling as you can see, i didn't sell a lot during christmas, but where some neighborhoods are struggling to rebound post-pandemic, others are thriving. doing even better than before. covid 19 seen a lot of tourists come. eunice lee owns j market in japan town. she also owns zen esthetics. >> starting in 2022, studying better and better. >> japantown is one of the top five neighborhoods that has seen an increase in sales tax revenue from quarter two 2019 to quarter two 2023. it may be because of the types of businesses, tourists and locals frequent here. sometimes we see people really moving in and going, where are they all going? >> uh, i would say restaurants. steven jordan owns sakura. >> sakura in the japantown mall. i see people waiting on lines for restaurants all the time. a

namely some accessible swing things, especially the forties and fifties from the repertoire of the glenorchestra ellington, that is. also relied on his german folklore, all composers in their work - this is their national highlight is that it is folklore or near folklore, also the case of evgeny glebov, he ... wrote as in belarusian folk themes, so he created his own pseudo-belarusian folk themes, everyone thought that this was a folk theme, but it was his original music, his own melody, so national jazz is very important - it is jazz based on national roots, this is very important, first of all, and secondly, what is clear is that there is german jazz, there is american jazz, there is russian jazz, the century of russian jazz has already been celebrated, but we have our own special jazz, it is based on traditions and european, traditions of russian jazz. the magic of live sound, tape, cassette, when we put it in, it goes the way it is, it, we know that now it will be this, and it will be, and in a minute it will sound like this, especially if it’s possible several times we listened to

larry: glen, yoni, play golf. >> we have not solved it. but weight of evidence with your cynical views. i want to go into the federal reserve woke and dei. right, diversity, equity and inclusion. now let's go back, i want to read larry summers, several years ago, said, we have a generation of central bankers, who are defining themselves by their wokeness, they are defining themselves as by house socially concerned they are, by how concerned they are about the environment. all right, now, that was his argument they should be worried about inflation, he said this in middle of 2021, he was right. judy shelton, is the fed woke, is the fed bound by dei. let me add-on dei and climate change, will they dominate the fed agenda? >> there was a study of the political affiliation of the 500 federal reserve economists, 400 of whom have phd's. and the ratio of republicans to democrats was 1 to 10. 10 times as many democrats. and i think that a certain political philosophy permeates the fed, it the ethos, i find is laughable people dismiss the pos pi po

some rain lingering in the glen in scotland.re looking at a dry day with prolonged spells of sunshine. areas of cloud, particularly in the west with highs of around nine to 10 degrees. saturday evening it will again turn chilly in the south and east for a time with the lighter winds. more clouds rolling in towards the west. the other spot of drizzle coming out of the cloud. it will turn milder. plymouth eight, 9 degrees on sunday. 0nly plymouth eight, 9 degrees on sunday. only three night. through the day on sunday, we have high pressure sitting out towards the near continent. this frontal system moving its way in from the atlantic will draw in the sabelli went all the way from north africa. there could be dusty conditions in the sky as well as the milder we are seeing. things will be hazy with the saharan dust around. some of it in the rain across northern ireland in western scotland later on in the afternoon. a good deal of dry weather before that arrives with more cloud in the midlands and south west england as well. sunny sp

in fact, in sheltered glens in the northeast of scotland, temperature could fall away to —8.e course of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20 across the higher ground in northern scotland. for northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouth, it's going to be largely dry. but, once again, wherever you are, it is going to feel cold throughout the day. then as we move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in betw

why was i so afraid, victoria zarenka, yes, everything is correct, well done, well, in your turn, 10 glens lips, it’s clear, wow, wow, and you understand, yes, well, who is here, beoslan, yes, where is he, oh, well done, really podaeva, well done , yes, i guessed right now, well, you guessed it, well done, both of you, so dima, kolya, let ’s go out, we need to, we need to pump ourselves up, there’s no such track, i think we’ll put something like that, oh, there’s a little area, guys, oh, see how sporty , you can do it on your finger, who’s next time, who’s training, it’s not clear, an athlete, look, you can ride, okay, let’s move on in the eyes of... a long time ago, yes, that is , at a woman’s age, i think it won’t be very pleasant to hear this, no, that’s super, oh, yes, it seems very similar to me, what version are you, yes, i didn’t think so, i didn’t think about it, you don’t know, it’s an interesting choice, well, first of all, well, you’re right, i’ll say , well, it was easy to guess her, why, how did i guess her, i just look like her in the eyes, cool, well, this time you won , you

some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen, i think for scotland, perhaps the odd, lightrthern ireland as well. but i think for southern scotland, england and wales we're looking at a dry day with some long spells of sunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in norwich. and through the day on sunday then, we've got a high pressure sitting out towards the near continent. this frontal system moving its way in from the atlantic that is going to draw in these southerly winds all the way from north africa. could be some dusty conditions in the skies as well as the mild air that we're going to be seeing. so things, i think, a little bit hazy with all t

temperatures could be as low as minus seven or minus eight across rural sheltered glens in scotland.that chilly start, mist and fog gradually clearing from the north. a bit more of a breeze coming in from the east across parts of southern england and wales too, but generally less in the way of cloud and wintry showers compared to today, so a bit more sunshine. it will feel cold again, about three to six degrees, but a little bit chillier in the breeze. not much change into wednesday, but what you will notice is a bit more cloud will drift in across parts of scotland, i think northern england too. probably a bit more sunshine further south. it is looking like a predominantly dry picture on wednesday. thankfully, another dry day, so the flood warnings will start to come down over the next few days. six or seven degrees for most of us, i think, so it's turning a little bit milder through the middle part of the week. things are mostly dry towards the end of the week, but after a slightly milder spell for some of us, those temperatures could just come down a notch once again through into

andrew, boris johnson, mark zuckerberg, harvey weinstein, linz sim , ehud barak, david copperfield, glenrichardson, bill gates, allan derschewitz, in whose manger the flame was born, to the peace of the whole world, a new nazareth is before us, its shepherds are already glorifying name, light beyond the mountains, you perish, damn judas, splashed across the seas, our northern miracle, your sons will not understand, your favor will not understand. not to hear the secret call, the clouded gaze on your lips is a veil, more and more stubborn, more and more in vain, darkness catches your family, no, you will not give the truth in the manger you tell christ, they went to a closed island, raped, slaughtered, killed small children, a rat, vile, satanic tribe, members of masonic lodges consider themselves a chosen caste, which... having sexual relations with them right in the workplace, in the oval office , nicknamed by the inhabitants of the white house, oral. one might assume that this is simply moral laxity, but this is not entirely true. we are confident that the behavior of clinton, a lifelo

glen le-livre from distant australia, the drawing is called puppet theater, recognizable images of uncle, above the stage the inscription “vote”. the indian version of events, it is represented by parish nad. china is clearly written on the dragon, and there are two ballot boxes. on one there is the inscription self-government, on the other - the power of china. make your choice, gentlemen. chinese artist. if all the contradictions are awakening against the backdrop of the exercise of the world order, shouldn’t we wait here? let's talk about this with an excellent specialist valentin glavachev. valentin sunlievich, hello, this year to taiwan turns 75 years old as a separate territory. now, if we remember our old soviet formula, can we say that a new historical community has formed, the taiwanese people. from an ethnocultural point of view, we know that. today, 23,3000 people live in taiwan, of which 96% are ethnic chinese, and there is no escape from this, everything seems to be clear here, but if you look at it from a sociological point of view, then just the other day another sociologi

appears to have eased the flow of molten rock, destroyed several homes, and this little fishing town of glen, the vague as well as its attic, tricity and hot water supply. i can buy it, has it been clearing the main road after lava flowed across it? the road to a town was excavated was evacuated on saturday. so there's no immediate danger to live in the vic is around 40 kilometers south west of the capital rescue. molten lava continued to spew into a grin to vic over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the towns future. print the vic lies above a fault line that geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then the last november earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning oven and ending volcanic corruption. this man lift all his life in during the vic watching events and folds in his hometown has left him wondering whether he will ever return. it's tough in many ways, but i am optimistic by nature and i've tried to maintain optimistic. but you know, this is, this is big, this is serious, is basic

in iceland has reached the small fishing town of glen to read the town to a residence or a vacuum dated on saturday. so there is no immediate danger to life. going to vegas on 40 kilometers south west of the capital. and i cubic molten lava continued to spew and to grin to vic over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the towns future. print of it lies above a fault line that geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then the last november earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning of an impending volcanic corruption. this man lift all his life and bring the vic watching events and folds in his hometown has left him wondering whether he will ever return. it's tough in many ways, but i am optimistic by nature and i tried to maintain optimistic. but you know, this is, this is big, this is serious, is basically as bad as can possibly get last december or far as he's decided to evacuate, printed x 5000 residents. as a precaution, they also began constructing huge earth and barriers to guide la

en glen park 4,90. dÓlares. si quiere reservar un espacio en nuestra estaciÓn costarÁ 7,80dÓlares.gÚn la demanda. pesar de que son comunes las mareas altas se repiten tres o cuatro veces al aÑo pero hay preocupaciÓn por la forma en la que podrÍan afectar las zonas costeras en el futuro. esta semana se registrÓ un desborde del mar en algunas zonas de la bahÍa. queremos echar un vistazo cÓmo va cambiando el tiempo en las prÓximas horas en nayarit, cÓmo va a estar el fin de semana? una nayarit: las lluvias de un descanso pero se dio un pico de lluvia para el norte de la esa nubosidad a que ya habÍa mencionado la noche de ayer. mantenemos en este momento un panorama mayormente nublado.. la lluvia estarÍa concentrada para el norte y no estarÍan llegando sino para las siguientes horas. en novato podrÍamos registrar una que otras lloviznas y estarÍan llegano posiblemente a las 4:00 a.m. afectando napa, san francisco, santa rosa, otros. a las 5:00 a.m. vamos a tener completa cobertura en el Área de la bahÍa. cuidado si conduce por la carretera 680, 880, la 80 y la lluvia se van a ir intens

some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen, i think for scotland, perhaps the odd, lightunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in norwich. and through the day on sunday then, we've got a high pressure sitting out towards the near continent, this frontal system moving its way in from the atlantic that is going to draw in these southerly winds all the way from north africa. could be some dusty conditions in the skies as well as the mild air that we're going to be seeing. so things, i think, a little bit hazy with all that saharan dust around on sunday for some of us, some of it coming down in this rain that will arrive across northern ireland and

yes, glen ukrainian forces for the attack on a busy market area. also coming up more demonstrations against germany's far right or rally munich is cut short due to overcrowding. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under growing pressure at home, thousands, riley, and tel aviv demanding an end to the fighting in gas and fresh collections. the i'm the spice are welcome to the program and we begin with breaking news from ukraine. we're 25 people have reportedly been killed in the east of the country in the russian occupied city of dun yeske. the kremlin installed authorities plan ukrainian forces for selling a busy area with many shops in the market. there has been no immediate comment from the government in keys. dw correspondent nick connelly in keith gave us this update earlier. so we have seen from sources from rushing up to but the final thoughts are there and, and yet they are talking of the 20 plus casualties and assume the number wounded. we are not able to verify those numbers. as you mentioned that there hasn't been any comment yet

glen, let's start with you.e court to vote in his favor on all of these. what are the expectations here? >> you know, alicia, i am not one of those analysts who thinks that an off ramp is a done deal. i think there are so many moving pieces when it comes to the disqualification issue, the colorado case. you have states rights, which usually the right wing of the supreme court is enamored of states rights and the states have the right to run their own elections, including adopting, you know, procedures and passing laws to run their elections as they see fit, qualify and disqualify candidates, for example, from primary ballots. you have the textualists, the plain language of section 3 of the 14th amendment, which seems to disqualify insurrectionists. by my reading. and you have a factual finding by a lower court, a colorado trial court, and i hesitate to jump into this area when it comes to appeals because a little inside baseball, mary mccord was not only a high doj official, but one of our premiere appellate law

some rain lingering mainly to the north of the great glen.land as well. but i think for southern scotland, england and wales we're looking at a dry day with some long spells of sunshine, areas of cloud drifting around, particularly towards the west, and highs around nine or ten degrees. into saturday evening then, it's again going to turn quite chilly in the south and the east for a time with those lighter winds. but more cloud rolling in towards the west, could be the odd spot of drizzle coming out of this cloud as well. and it will be turning milder. belfast, plymouth, eight or nine degrees first thing sunday, but only round about three there in norwich. and through the day on sunday then, we've got a high pressure sitting out towards the near continent, this frontal system moving its way in from the atlantic that is going to draw in these southerly winds all the way from north africa. could be some dusty conditions in the skies as well as the mild air that we're going to be seeing. so things, i think, a little bit hazy with all that sahara

is increasing the price to park at glen park and mill brain and west oakland. you can see the prices with people parking -- the coliseum, hayward, richmond all seeing prices of parking drop by $2 with all the reserves and monthly passes at the sights dropping by more than $20. at the same time, b.a.r.t. is expanding its new gates to try to reduce fair invasion or evasion to the eight stations you see on the map. shawn chitnis is at the montgomery station talking with writers about the changes. >> b.a.r.t. started testing this late last year in west oakland. take a look over here and you can see with the classic look is. this is what you have seen a most b.a.r.t. stations for quite some time. the new gate will be more than 7 feet tall. ink about the fact that i am 6 feet tall. that is another foot above me. it is how they hope to have the people not jump over. take a look at a map that shows you all of the different locations that will be receiving gates in the months ahead. that includes stations in richmond, antioch, sfo and oakland's fruitvale station. here i

tenor, we played things, so to speak, the saxophone already, yes we played things from the sixties of glen did you become an instrumentalist vocalist, that means i got carried away, why i got carried away with the piano, because i was picking something up on the saxophone, asking a guy i knew there to play the piano, and i played those. saxophone, for example , it was as if everything froze until dawn, it was very popular, and to play the saxophone, with such a sound, with air, and the guy composed for me, these were the moments there, we did something else, and then we met with khusid, he is a wonderful musician, pianist, orchestrator, awesome, and we started playing light jak. 1968, the great tom jones with the song green green grass green grass near the house and love me tonight, i love you at night, and oh, well, that ’s all, i remember your first appearance, when already from the song of igor yakovich krutoy, i had a physiognomic resemblance to me celebrated with the artist samoilov, who played one of the main roles of the wedding. gave it, this is the ninety-first year, listen, i wan

crypto author and commentator glen goodmanjoins us now. thanks forjoining us.. the term may not make sense to all of our viewers. what is that and why does it matter? the problem until now is that if people wanted to invest in bitcoin, the most obvious way was to go to crypto exchanges, and most of those are based in slightly dodgy parts of the world and are completely unregulated and even the best crypto exchanges are not fully regulated and scrutinised in the way that stocking changes are, so more traditional investors tended to be quite nervous, of even investing in bitcoin it let alone other crypto currencies, so this bitcoin etf that has been so long anticipated by the crypto community, if we get approval, it would mean investors can go to a stock exchange and by the etf or exchange traded fund in the etf or exchange traded fund in the way you would by any other fund on the stock market, so that is still going to be complex for a lot of people who have never done this kind of thing but it would be something that would bring in a huge number of investors, m

such jazz, yes please, is it possible to stick a pitiful thing in your mouth and play like a whole glen shuukloper, volvov and pyotr ivshin, ivshin, so god grant success in everything you do, and i ask you, dear friends, to reward musicians with a correct, reasonable, cool, catchy name for the newly born in your eyes of the quartet, because nothing is impossible, i rejoice, all the best. happy new year, dear tv viewers, the melody of my life podcast is on air. i am happy that my friend, a real composer, a great one, the author of a whole galaxy of brilliant, melodic songs, came to visit me today on the first days of the new year. igor nikolaev. hello dear! valerochka, happy new year, but i am doubly glad to see you, and you are also a wonderful, wonderful author. and andrei voznesensky definitely wrote it. from the first to the 13th of our january the old ones are collected by themselves numbers, that is, just this feeling when these days are created for seeing old friends, not rushing anywhere, chatting with them about everything, remembering something to drink, yes, igor, absolutely e

glen falls also beautiful this time of year.al thanks to mother nature for providing the snow that made the shot that much more glorious. >> steve: glens falls looks a lot likes a we left bedford up in the great state of new hampshire yesterday. it was just like that when we all left town here in new york city a warm front. foggy. >> lawrence: couldn't see out my window this morning. >> steve: you must be on a high floor. because i'm on the second floor i can see right out. >> lawrence: i couldn't see anything. >> brian: i remember i had a '69 mustang and had no defogger on it. what i used to do is what everyone should do when you first get a car you wiped it with your hands and then i got this thing called manual defogger. do you know what it was? a sponge. and i just thought to this day i'm like who is the genius took it from the supermarket to the auto store and go we are going to call it the manual defogger. i thought to myself i have been taken. >> ainsley: mustang still today. >> brian: the one i got. some things like olde

come to... end of this uh program, stop cheath, author and west asia expert join me from belfast, glen deeson, professor political science at the university of southeastern norway from oslo, and thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight, i'm your host naja, i'll see you next time. خيبر يا يهود خيبر خيبر يا يهود الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الانتقام الانتقام welcome to the palestinian village of alakaba. it's in the northern jordan valley, you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area c uh that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwan families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. اننا جميعا في قاريه العقب لا نعلم لماذا الرد الاسرائي israel's focus is on area. see, this is the goal, the immediate goal. press to be headlines iran's leader says the entire world agrees that the israeli regime has been defeated and crushed in his war in gaza while palestinians have emerged victorious. iran says the strikes on th

. >> el costo por estacionar un vehÍculo aumento a partir de este viernes en tres estaciones en glencalzo por el piso frÍo tal vez les han recomendado no hacerlo o ha salido a la calle sin abrigarse y alguien me dice te vas enfermar. hablamos con mÉdico que tiene mÁs respuestas que no le agradan a nuestros padres. >> estamos en plena temporada de gripe catarro y muchos piensan que las enfermedades se recurre propagar mÁs rÁpido debido a las temperaturas. primer duda omito, dicen que no salgas a la calle despuÉs de haberte baÑado con el pelo mojado porque te pueda gripa. >> esto es falso. el estar en lo frÍo o mojado no es lo que causa un resfriado. >> quÉ pasa si salgo sin suÉter o chamarra? >> o levantarse de repente y salir para fuera y no taparse los oÍdos. entra por ahÍ el frÍo. >> tampoco pasarÁ nada, sino en la tierra alrededor de usted el frÍo no le causarÁ ninguna infecciÓn. >> esta joven pareja tambiÉn tiene mitos y remedios caseros. >> no pisar descansos porque nos vamos a resfriar. hasta ahora no aplico. cuando la baÑo no quiero sacarla porque le va dar gripe. >> quÉ piens

card can be considered the scythian short sword. we see ak here, we see a trebowl hook there, we see glenre, that is, these are the things that characterize the era, characterize this culture on our territory. the second criterion is exposure appearance. if we have, say, 10 knives, of these ten knives one has survived handle, from another, a eaten away piece of the back of a knife has been preserved there, and so on, then we will of course choose the one that... is the most well preserved, which looks the most representative, not only for a specialist who knows that this is a knife, but also for an ordinary visitor, who should generally understand that this strange piece of iron is actually a knife; it was used to cut someone. calculated season numbers for a restorer exist, but they rarely coincide with reality. according to the plan, i have somewhere on average 100 items, right now in this the season is already approaching two hundred, taking into account the fact that... this season a fairly large collection of objects has been identified in gocheva. in addition to the finds of the main