heller disagreed with the handling of luna luna's american launch, sending both parties into years ofnding luna luna in storage somewhere in the texas desert. >> that's when i really was on a mission of we have to figure out how to bring this thing back. >> reporter: bringing luna luna back required the help of mega rapper and art enthusiast drake, whose company dream crew invested an undisclosed sum to buy the 44 shipping containers sight unseen. luna luna was shipped to l.a. in january 2022 for its unboxing. can i ask were instructs included? >> there were no instructions, no manuals. >> reporter: it was the job of joel searles' team to restore each masterpiece back to life. > it was very fun. we knew it was a herring, and you're unwrapping it like a present, but it really felt like you were -- it was exciting. >> what makes luna luna so special is these marquee names that were locked away, a art hstorical secret. >> reporter: lumi tan. >> andre heller saw it as breaking down the boundaries of artists of different generations and disciplines. you have keith herring young pop artist,

to donetsk there, but still he has been working for a long time for more than 20 years, and evgeny hellerm, so he was not such a super fan as the investor of the donetsk miner, so it is not a fact that and then the zorya will continue to exist in the same format, let's see, well, you know, there is such an idea that when the star falls, you need to make a wish, i think that all zorya fans have already made a wish when the star was falling and they definitely made a wish, for it to rise, about the championship of ukraine, about the fact that the leader of upl, the national team of ukraine, potential rivals for euro-20-24, we will tell you after a short break, my name is andrii, i am 33 years old, i come from kherson, this september year he went to the army, and immediately said, if there is an opportunity, if there is one sending somewhere, then i am ready to go, immediately before the mobilization i was a reninologist on computed tomography, even before that an infectious disease doctor, and even earlier an ambulance paramedic, when i was filling out the documents here at the kmb, i was a

to return to donetsk , but still he has been working for a long time, more than 20 years, and iven heller up the team, so he was not such a super fan as the investor of the donetsk miner, so it is not a fact that there is still a star in the same format will continue to exist, let's see, well, you know, there is such an idea that when the star is falling, you need to make a wish, i think that all fans of the star have already made a wish when the star was falling and they probably. they mentioned that she should rise, about the championship of ukraine, about that the leader of upl, the national team of ukraine, potential rivals for euro-2024 have changed, we will tell you after a short pause, tingling and crawling sensations arise spontaneously and disturb you, the dolgit antineuralgia complex helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. anti-neuralgia helps to return to the usual activities without tingling and numbness in the extremities of the capsule for a long time. anti-neuralgia helps your nervous system, the damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore, wait, i'll live unt

like heller and mcdonald we recognize that congress may disarm those who are not law-abiding, respoib citizens that principle is firmly groundn the second amendment's history and tradition, throughout our nations history legislatures have disar tse who have committed serious criminal conduct whose access to guns poses a danger,or example loyalists, rebels, minors, individuals with mental illness, drug addicts, brahim offers no evidence that those were thought to vla the right to keep andea arms for the second amendment was originally understood to prevent legislatures from disarming dangerous individuals. despitellf that the fifth circuit held the section 9228 unconstitutional because the founding generio did not disarm domestic abusers in particular. but were winds approved that ndf demand for historical twin the fifth circuit approached apartro the second amendment original meaning and would enact the rulory straitjacket that this court claimed an bruin, i welcome the courts question. >> general would you briefly define what you mean by law-abiding and responsible. >> of course just

so, to the leaders of luhansk zora, the question here is how much, in fact, the investor , yevgen hellerterested in investing in zora, is still interested in working in exactly the format in which he cannot play now, i.e. charged in luhansk and it is not clear when she will return to luhansk. therefore, now... after all, he also picked up this commander there, rinat akhmetov, who also has no opportunity to return to donetsk, but still he has been working for a long time, more than 20 years, and evgeny heller, he picked up the team, that's why he wasn't such a superfan, like the investor of the donetsk miner, so it's not a fact that the stars will continue to exist there in the same format, let's see, well, there is such a thing, you know, the opinion that when the stars fall , you need to make a wish, i think that all the fans of the dawn have already made a wish, the dawn was falling and they probably remembered that it would rise, about the championship of ukraine, about the fact that the leader of upl, the national team of ukraine, potential rivals for euro 20-24, has changed, we will

heller-stein eventually dismissed the cases of these families without proceeding . the reaction of the victims' families was one sentence. this damn court is full of corruption. but a case was filed shortly after the incident . according to this report, these 19 people, led by osama bin laden, were able to destroy four passenger planes with the help of a cardboard knife. 10 years after september 11, christopher bolin book. he wrote under the title of solving the mystery of september 11 he says: the reason why i named my book solving the mystery of september 11th was because i knew from the beginning that september 11th was not going to be solved. solving the story of september 11 has no benefit for zionists. we and the people were given a pre-prepared false story to go to war based on and it was supposed to stay that way. when to i went into this as an investigative reporter, my goal was to try to solve this issue, but upon further investigation , i realized that all the decisions were made to protect the fake story of 9/11 to advance the war and cover up. is the tr

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people s

that the palestinian people here are experiencing, press tv, middle area of gaza strip, lebanon's heller resistance moving continues retired towards measures against israel for regime's war on gaza as well as aggression against the arab country. latest reprisal attack says will launch series of missiles a settlement in israeli occupied territories. the resistance group said attack was in response to israel targeting a funeral of one of its fighters in a lebanese village. has well of warned any harm to civilians will be reciprocated area along lebanese southern borders frequently witnessed exchanges of fire between hezbella and israel since the eighth. october, that was the day after palestinian resistance launch operation alaxa flood against israel. global energy producer british petroleum says a suspended all oil tanker transit in the red sea over what it calls a deteriorating security in the area. taiwan's container transportation company evergreen line also halted shipments to and from occupied territories in response. recent attacks in the area as well, this after the yemini military

in a huge number of these festivals, because from the nineties to 2000 we lived abroad and andra hellerand so on, and it was something unimaginable, imagine, every musician, he came out and performed two or three works, that’s what it’s like for a gypsy, two or three to sit there for 2 hours on stage, these people who arrived, they usually played either there... until 2:00 in the morning, for example, or until 80 in the morning, that’s when the concert ended, and then at the end all the musicians come out and play one thing there, then something starts, which means bye they walk along the corridor to their rooms, where they change to the locker rooms, well, usually at a normal pace, there for 3-2 minutes, they walked for hours, and in front of each other it was shown that we are serbs there, like this, we can do it, there are croats like that, we can do it, and something else, but this is kusturica in its purest form. i even told my friends, at the end, well, look, look, but finally have time to run in to listen to what will happen at the end. there was another festival in barcelona, ​​

heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at themerican enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a for you the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. what's that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, when you? we would talk about -- who knew we would talk about presidential disc modification? earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualified from running for president because as the court found donald trump participated in an insurrection or re

performers can be named who will bring , first of all, finances, money, stars, we do not understand yevhen hellers the purpose, we cannot know him, because he is not a public person, through insiders we learn that while the club will exist, at least until the end of the season, and there will be... some kind of decision, even the decisions made by the head coaches are also very strange, although now after kryvintsy yuriy koval came and he was in the club, he was just the sports director , has not been the main one for a long time, and we see that more or less the situation settled down, that the team plays attractive football, even wins and wins confidently, so now it is even pleasant to watch the ukrainian team play under the guidance of the ukrainian coach . .. we know that kryvintsov’s character is also a very difficult trait, with which he could not always cope as a football player, as a coach, and even more so, and now under koval’s weapon we see that zarya has taken on some new face and maybe in a second one circles in the second part championship, zorya will be able to shoot again and figh

name performers who will bring, first of all, finances, money, stars, we don't understand yevhen hellerich one. there is the goal, we cannot know him, because he is not a public person, through insiders we learn that while the club will exist, at least until the end of the season, and there will be some kind of decision, even those decisions made by head coaches are also very strange , although now yuriy koval came after kryvintsy, and he was just a sports director in the club, he had not been the head for a long time, and we can see that the situation has more or less improved, that the team is playing attractive football, even winning and winning confidently, so now, even when watching the ukrainian team play under the guidance of a ukrainian coach, it has somehow become more or less in its place. valery kryventsov came just after such an emergency start, and we know that kryvintsov's character is also a very difficult trait, which he could not always cope with as a football player, as a coach, even more so. and now, under the blacksmith's tool , we see that the dawn has gained someth

karen heller writes that social media has forced fun to become performative. it's all about how much engagement you get by posting what you did online. the covid pandemic made it worse. people were isolated trying to find bonds through a screen. human connection is in short supply. 1 in 4 adults worldwide feels lonely. in the spirit of having real fun, comedian matt friend is here to cheer us up. it's been a heck of a year. we're bringing you in to lighten things up. so, good luck. we're hoping you can do this for us. >>> thank you. great to be with you. >> there are so many of us at cnn that have been big fans of yours on social media. >> thank you. >> while we rip social media a little bit, it is how we discovered you. so, it does serve a good purpose from time to time. i wanted to start off, let's talk about somebody -- you're a master impressionists for our viewers at home. one of the best impersonations you do is donald trump. and i have to ask you, i mean, i don't know if you saw this -- >> jim, it's true. very true. excuse me, jim. what was i supposed t

leading democrats voting for heller clinton kiersten jell-o brand called out progressives, getting slammedails that next. sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. want to see? (♪) like saving for the ultimate tailgate setup. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. sofi can help you fund all your ambitions, no matter how big... or small. ready break! like investing in the athletes of tomorrow. (♪) stuart: we had an audio problem with pastor brooks but he's back with us now. you are a community leader. can the mayor >> reporter: support? he's losing support because of the migrant crisis and the crime crisis. there's hostility from chicago residents. will he have to change policy? >> absolutely. in order for him to move chicago forward, at this time he's losing support, the protests, the lawsuits, continuing to go down a slippery slope. these progressives, superliberals in chicago are not ready to run a city like chicago. stuart: what happens next? the mayor's policies fall to pieces? >> policies are definitely falling to pieces

. >> on page 54 of the heller decision which justice goglia wrote, no one accusers him of being a liberal or anti gun, he says a second amendment is limited, there's no right to carry a gun wherever for whatever purpose. he recognize there is a category that could be regulated by the government in order to protect public safety. >> reporter: they called it inherently dangerous and unusual. it applies to things like fully automatic weapons. we would argue that these weapons, as we have to find them in this bill, would fall into the same category. >> given the number and the intensity of the shootings that we've, seen it sure was certainly apply. i want to pivot to ukraine the. i know you had a briefing that was scheduled later this afternoon with president zelenskyy of ukraine. it appears those plants might've changed. >> the briefing is still on, he was going to have a five minute zoom. i heard there were technical issues. we'll still have the secretary of defense and the secretary of state and really hear about how catastrophic it would be to not support ukraine. >> on that point, many o

heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a feature at the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. with that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, who knew? we are going to talk about presidential disc modification. earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualified from running for president because as the court found donald trump participated in an insurrection or rebellion against the u.

amazing now the dc, of course, the supreme court said in 2010, dc versus heller that there is a constitutional right to own a handgun, but they didn't necessarily that there's a right to own an r 15. correct. it was it was left open and that and that is being now battled out in all the states. thank you. great question, please. all right. there's a common talking point and i'm now that journalists shouldn't a platform like trump and far right extremists because that in a way like transmits those beliefs. how do you respond to that and you think there's a line where just ideas you shouldn't yeah if 60 minutes interviews marjorie taylor and if you saw that interview lesley who is a has a done great journalism over the years but sort of strolls around and treats her as, oh, just a rising star of politics that's platforming but this idea that on the other hand if we them they'll go away and the imagination that they're just out there i would say that the folks who come to book festivals which i love and people say, what can i do? doing it right here by being in a book festival. just yesterday i we

versus heller, that there is a constitutional right to own a handgun, but they don't necessarily say there is a right to own an ar-15, correct? >> it was left open, and that is now being battled out in all the states. >> great question, next, please. >> there is a kind of talking point online now that journalists shouldn't platform -- trump supporters and far right extremists, because in a way, it transmits those beliefs. how do you respond to that and you think there is a line? >> yeah, if 60 minutes interviews marjorie taylor greene, and if you saw that interview with leslie stahl, who hasn't done great journalism over the years, but sort of treats her as a rising star of politics, that is platforming. but this idea that on the other hand, if we ignore them, they will go away, and the imagination that they are just out there, i would say that the folks who come to book festivals, which i love, people say what can i do, you are doing it right here by being in a book festival. just yesterday, i went to the texas secessionist movement, and our love of freedom, [ laughter ] >> [ applau

by comparison, the idea that fun is dead is the thesis statement of a recent feature by karen heller, who believes activities as simple as going to the beach have now become a lot of work. >> we're just make a lot of things. chores and it's a very american, you know, we are so defined by work and achievement and clicks and numbers. >> i'm a little guilty of this. i am focused on getting the picture, but once you get the picture, then you can live in the moment. >> so i think it's a balance. >> fans of the idea say the point is to make the act of having fun less scheduled and forced and say it's good to try and avoid thinking about social media sometimes for your mental health. >> you know what i think of when i see those pictures of people looking gorgeous, like at the beach or on a family, i think to myself, you took your makeup, you know, that's my first thought. you did your hair for this. so you know, i mean, look, if you see me on vacation, you will not recognize me. so that's just one of those things that i can't imagine. >> i like the advice of taking a couple pictures. then yo

heller, professor of law at the university of california at berkeley, non-resident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and visiting fellow at the hoover institution. after the speakers have given their remarks, we will turn to you the audience for questions. if you have a question at any point during the program, please type it into the q&a for you the bottom of your screen and we will handle those as we can towards the end of the program. what's that, thank you all very much for being with us. professor yoo, over to you. >> thank you, everybody, for joining us. this is may be we hope the last episode of the year but we have been saying that for the last three weeks, john and i, on presidential power and the trump trials and investigations, executive privilege. now, when you? we would talk about -- who knew we would talk about presidential disc modification? earlier this week this -- the colorado supreme court held the 14th of moment requires donald trump be disqualified from running for president because as the court found donald trump participated in an insurrection or

. >> give it up for tim heller. >> give it up for a legitimate president, joe biden. usa! usa! usa!hat group used to be focused on conservative outreach and colleges. and has gained considerable influence in the party while promoting the maga style white grievance. what kind of conversations that you have with white conservatives? what did you learn? >> i didn't know you were gonna play that, that's funny. my usa chant i tried to start their. i thought the great patriots would go along with the usa chant, i guess not. here is what i found that i thought was most interesting among the younger voter said. the issues that they care about are very different than the issues when i was going to college republican type things 20 years ago. i think that is important to understand. they're using a conservative what is it mean to the people who are employing that ideology? those who use that word. when i talk to people there what they care about is strong immigration, basically no immigration. they oppose immigration on all counts. obviously illegal immigration. they want to bring back from f

by comparison, the idea that fun is dead is the thesis statement of a recent feature by karen heller. washington post columnist who believes activities as simple as going to the beach have now become a lot of work. we're just make a lot of things. >> chores, and it's a very american, you know, we are so defined by work and achievement and clicks and numbers. >> i'm a little guilty of this. i am focused on getting the picture, but once you get the picture, then you can live in the moment. so i think it's a balance. >> fans of the idea say the point is to make the act of having fun less scheduled and less forced. they say it's good to try and avoid thinking about social media sometimes for your mental health. >> now to a study that will ring true for millions of women. a new study finds that behind every successful family, christmas is a strong woman. findings by one poll revealed 80% of women say they're the ones responsible for the majority of the preparations leading up to christmas. >> anything in the house is always done by women. the shopping, the gift wrapping, the cooking, cooki

it began in the 1970s, with a man named andre heller, who convinced the artists to design an avant-garde park in ham berg, germany. what was it that attracted so many artists to come in and be involved? >> it's an incredible canvas to reach a wider audience. >> reporter: a canvas is not only look at but play on. only about 300,000 people visited the park during its seven-week run when it was seemingly lost to history. until he came upon the amusement park. >> andre walked me through everything that happened, interms of creating luna luna, his hopes for bringing luna luna around the world. >> reporter: after debuting in ham hamburg, luna luna was going to san diego for its american pre premier. hamburg disagreed with the launch. sending both parties into litigation and landing luna luna in storage, somewhere in the texas desert. >> that's when i was on a mission of, we have to figure out how to bring this thing back. >> reporter: bringing luna luna back, required the help of megarapper and art enthusiast drake, whose company dream crew invested an undisclosed sum to buy the 40 cshipping c

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people s

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people s

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people s

i think for example, justice scalia's decision on heller is quite insensible on these lines. the supreme court recognized an individual right to bear arms. would you agree or disagree? that was a very new thing, and justice scalia i think very understandably said we are not going to decide everything here, but that was 2008, and one would have thought that by 2022, when the supreme court cited bruin and scores of lower court decisions were out there to help guide the court, the court could have done a lot more in bruin, so it is not that i think justices can automatically come up with great answers in every case, but i do think the goal should be to strive that rather than siving to decide cases on the narrowest grounds. >> one more thought on that, and this is trite and but now -- banal, but if we had a scheme of coming up with youhen, you lose, you win, lose, or degenerate precedent out of that, i would think by the time we get to 1788 a we had a term like judicial power, it is contemplating something quite different, contemplating the judgments of legally binding thingsre

but but it someone has plotted on tony heller plotted heller actually has plotted on all the differentce . if you look at the difference. if you look at the curve, it's curving like difference. if you look at the curveco2 curving like difference. if you look at the curveco2 ierving like difference. if you look at the curveco2 is increasing ke that. co2 is increasing enormously that way, and it makes no difference at all. what they're meeting cop they're doing are meeting in cop 28 with 70,000 representatives is not at all. this graph proves it and what i put on there is a famous saying insanity is something like repeating the same thing many times over and expecting a different result. that's what is. that's what cop is. >> well, what you think, jim? >> well, what do you think, jim? they're that cop. they're they're all that cop. they're flying. they're they're going flying. they're they're going flying. private jets, flying. they're by private jets, a of them. i think we've got a lot of them. i think we've got three going. got rishi in his jet. the king his jet. you've got the king in

jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thinghistory of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had computer screens, cell phones, lake in 1915, the mayor of san francisco used to answer the telephone and he would say, good morning, this is the mayor. >> at times, my clothes make me feel powerful. powerful in a different sense. i am not the biggest person in the world, so therefore, i have to have something that would draw your eye to me. usually i do that through color, or just the simplicity of the look, or sometimes the complication of the look. i have had people say, do those shoes really match that

take the supreme court of the united states, a conservative court in the heller decision made it very clear that government can take steps, reasonable steps, to protect our nation. and so what does it mean in a country when the top killer of our children is gun violence, and we cannot take commonsense steps like the ones spelled out in the law that was just objected to, safe storage of weapons? this is not an infringement of someone's right to own a gun. safe storage of weapons. this is not taking away someone's gun. safe storage of weapons, this is not a violation of someone's fundamental rights. what it is is a reasonable step to protect children, because 90% of the kids in our country that are dying by suicide or unintentional shootings are in homes where a loaded gun is easily accessible from children, children as young as 3 years old getting their hands on these weapons. over 40,000 americans die in a year to gun violence, and the response of this body is to do nothing. 40,000 americans, the number one killer of our children, and instead of seeing this as a crisis, for us having

my name is eric lundquist with heller manus architects.as the project architect on the existing building, as well as the addition. if i can. just. okay. got it. so this this site is on the near the corner of fourth and brannan. it's an addition above the existing project. this here is the existing building. it's a six story office building with two stories of basement in it. this this is a image with the addition on top of the building. it was originally designed at this height, and because we knew there was a zone, they were going to change the zoning. but the client at the time felt that they were not going to make the market for the building. so we only permitted and approved the base of the building. so everything was done , assuming that in the future we would put an addition on the top . this is just a diagram, um, showing phase. the existing phase below and the phase two. the ground floor stays essentially the same. um, this is basically the landscaping that we have a pedestrian alley going through. um, we understood that we were go