alexis told him that police were asking about an infiniti sedan.e asking about." >> and he says, "i just wanna make you aware that i have a former employee that did drive a infiniti g35. >> reporter: her name, he said, was carter. carter cervantez, that businesslike assistant manager who worked with ashlea -- >> so then i ask him, "you know, what color is the g35 that she drove?" and he mentions that it's a black one. >> reporter: what was that like, to hear that? >> well, it beats hearing the color red or white. >> reporter: and, by the way, chris told detective cedillo, carter left american eagle because she was fired. cedillo filed that away and sorted through the crime scene and talked to witnesses. and a day that began at 8:30 that morning didn't end until 1:00 am. did you get any sleep? >> no, sir, i didn't. >> reporter: the story about carter cervantez and her black infiniti was just bugging him. >> well, i'm thinkin' about the case and i'm thinking, "where do i go from here?" >> reporter: might have tossed and turned all night thinking abou

affixed to the remnant water tank at the major overlook at infinity point. as people read and learn about the disaster and trial they are looking in the direction of port chicago in the east bay. you can see where those signs will below indicated adjacent to the main overlook at infinity point. the second interpretive sign is about habitat management and the island stormwater treatment. we have a range of diverse habitats on the island. we are working with the san francisco department of restoration project and we have innovative stormwater treatment plan treating runoff from streets and development. we want to teach people about that as they look at the basins. that sign we are working with the san francisco department of environment on the content for it for habitat management and great restoration work they are doing out there. you can see we are in the first development of these signs. we will be working on them more throughout the summer and coming back with more information and more details and content for both of those signs. next up for the way findi

affixed to the remnant water tank at the major overlook at infinity point. as people read and learn about the disaster and trial they are looking in the direction of port chicago in the east bay. you can see where those signs will below indicated adjacent to the main overlook at infinity point. the second interpretive sign is about habitat management and the island stormwater treatment. we have a range of diverse habitats on the island. we are working with the san francisco department of restoration project and we have innovative stormwater treatment plan treating runoff from streets and development. we want to teach people about that as they look at the basins. that sign we are working with the san francisco department of environment on the content for it for habitat management and great restoration work they are doing out there. you can see we are in the first development of these signs. we will be working on them more throughout the summer and coming back with more information and more details and content for both of those signs. next up for the way findi

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i would be in that infinity pool everyday. i might do a sports cast from there.o to that? submerged sports? i mean, it sells itself. sponsorships available. come on down. >> thanks so much, larry. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, catch the goldbergs all about home economics. an hour of the connors. at 10:00, 1 million little things. stay with us for abc news at 11:00. >> you can watch to our bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, and rotini, fire tv, and roku. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. i hope you have a nice evening. we will see you again at 11:00. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visi

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so this is infiniti, the joe biden administration. he has sought a waiver on a painting and intellectual property rights. why do you think your old colonial masters here in europe, britain, holland, you, they don't want any relaxation of the intellectual property, right? see, it is not the fuel or by, by monday, but you played on that and i believe that the use more risk. i have, i entered into the i didn't, i'm having commission. and why, why did i solve the problem in simply a nationalize all the big pharmaceutical companies in india like the serum institute and start to actually save the lives of ordinary indians instead of trying to be contractually obliged by new liberal organizations like the w i fi gotten on the, on my nationalized most of the time. so that's not a problem. the issue is made by the lives or lives are more important than the, the scandal of a leak of the formula for the asters anika vaccine. anyway, let's just move on to this black fungus that apparently is causing a 50 percent mortality rate for those recoverin

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she is someone who's most familiar themes revolve around flowers, around the polka dots, around infinityerly things like pumpkins, et cetera. but really her most important works, you think of the innity net and these river paintings are absolutely fundamental. so really, these are at the most significant point in her career. and there are very, very few works like these. >> reporter: kusama thrust herself into her art, and in the early 1960's painted "untitled," and these two pieces, "hudson river" and "mississippi river," one of the first times red appears in her work. >> a lot of the themes in her work are represented in these, but she's doing it through the lens of new york. so, the river, there was a river behind her house growing up in japa and it was a meditative place for her. she does not have a very happy childhood, but she used to go sit by the river and watch it, watch it flowing. and so, that is an absolutely central theme in her work. but then, you know, this is the hudson river, the mississippi river. so, this is an accumulation of these experiences, but very much rooted in

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today and you are assumethey will be abl to grow earnings as much as they are currently doing into infinityich is assuming a lot. if you assume that, what you realize is you have to wait ten years for that to drop below the his historic average you are already discounting ten years of growth. that is what investors need to realize. >> cyclicals are doing well in europe european banks back to pre-pandemic levels. clearly all of that is positive for a small and midcap stocks. what should investors buy in that space >> so, this argument of expensive versus cheap you mentioned miners there are many cyclical stocks which are cheap. you look at industrials. you look at navigating the stock is bid for at 35% year to date. if you look at financials and other cyclicals which are up 49% and taken out. that is not cyclicals. you can find a lot of stocks within cyclical names tayilored to the recovery. think of this. one in five small mid-caps today, rallying around the world need to get back 10% for pre-pandemic >> fair enough i take your appopoint. we started off the year in the valuation play in the

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will it get to $500,000 like cathie woods says, or to infinity and beyond?i think the zoom out for me is i try not to think about the price as much. i am way more interested in how early we are. on my youtube channel, i have brian armstrong talking through what he thought the future was. we talked about defi, but we also talked about decentralized autonomous organizations. he talked about an organization he started on the side called research hub. i could see an organization like that build on top of cryptocurrencies that could rival that of any harvard or stanford, really any organization that does premier scientific research just like how wikipedia killed encyclopaedia britannica. i am excited about that. at that point, the price follows value. i think that if you could create something that pushes forward all of human knowledge in a fundamental way, that is priceless. emily: i noticed you do not have laser eyes on your twitter avatar. are we going to see those at some point? why not? >> the reality is, i love the memes. i have not had time to add it yet.

it would just be a sea of faces into infinity. ♪ with your sweet bag of lies ♪ ♪ crazy crazy crazy on sort of iconography of the rock star as this huge figure. ♪ crazy crazy on you ♪ ♪ oh ♪ >> it was bound to happen, but it comes as a shock nevertheless. in a poll taken by a leading pop music magazine in england, the beatles came in second. the most popular rock group in england these days is called the led zeppelin. >> in their 20s, they're rich, powerful, temperamental, and pampered. they are the led zep lip, a rock group on tour. in the vernacular of the record biz, where to be merely big is nothing, zeppelin is very big. to get around, zeppelin uses a chartered 707. the kind of plane president nixon uses. ♪ but the president's plane doesn't have an organ nor a 15-foot mirrored bar, nor in the private quarters does it have two bedrooms and a fireplace. >> i'm a bit upset there's not a pool table on board. apart from that, i think it's about the best way to travel. >> americans are now spending $2 billion a year on music. that's $700 million more than the whole movie industry grosse

the wells of regeneration are infin it inly deep. dr.derstands better than most that the capacity of conservativism to tap into the deep wells and point the way back toward political and cultural renewal. dr. nash will offer relatively brief remarks, followed by a lengthy question and answer session, so send at the questions. we have a great program in store for you and i'm now delighted invite our speaker, dr. george h. nash to join me on screen. dr. nash, over to you. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for that very gracious introduction, it's both of a pleasure and an honor to be speaking with you today thunder e under the auspices of the heritage foundation. and i look forward to the conversation of the next hours. several years ago, "the new york times" technology columnist, david pogue, list fief stages of grieving when you lose your computer files. denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and moving to amish country. it sounds like a description of the mood gripping many conservatives in the wake of the last presidential electi

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rights that palestinians don't have and for me as a je wef, that is a desecration that all people have infinnians. >> dan, i want to give you the chance to respond. >> it is important to make clear in which his piece, he said he's against the existence of a jewish state. so he doesn't support the existence of a jewish state. noura has been outspoken that israel has no fight to defend against attacks in any part of israel. so rockets are flying from gaza into towns like ashton and beercheffa and when we talk about a two state solution going back to 1967 borders, it was always assumed that those towns would never be part of a future palestinian state. what she's saying is it is all up for grabs now. we're no longer debating 1967 border as she's been clear, we're fending 1948, a right to an independent sovereign state so i think we should be honest about what we're talking about here. but peter and noura and the people they speak for, including the hamas charter, said there is no space for a jewish state. if we want to have a discussion about palestinian rights which i support which the overwhe

the important thing to look at with the tech sector is dividing into the infinity multiple, the aspiration multiple and those with strong cash flow. if you look at the large cap faangs, okay, their operational cash flow is running anywhere from 4% to 5%, and the s&p's operating cash flow is roughly 6% the cash flow of the large cap faangs or large cap tech companies is growing dramatically in the last four years amazon's operating cash flow is up 265% i think these names are in a whole world of their own i wouldn't be categorizing them with the nosebleed pe multiple stocks because they're going to trade very separately. when it comes to rising interest rates impacting the tech sector, i'm okay buying these large cap tech stocks with very strong operating cash flow of 4% to 5% when we have a sub 2% ten year so if we look going forward, investors should not get caught up in or travel in the uneven and economic volatile economic data it is a lot of noise we have supply chain logjams we have labor shortages. but the economy is booming, and we're going to have a very strong growth period in the

so the political infinity has, has to somewhat really push these armed groups once again to, to be operating in the country. but i want to talk to you about the coo and molly's military. it's a bold step that they took a bold move that they took with this latest qu, having agreed, you know, after having ousted brainbox data, that they would let a transitional, civilian government take over. what do you think the reason is both domestically and regionally that lead the june to, to feel comfortable about taking power? once again? that was back to the question. i think the, the setting the transitional setting with some civilian big hand by why it was very uncomfortable for them. i need to know what 2nd, i think the military and job that was president baker. i believe they all the power lunch groups and saw the deadlock. so we do what we want. and i'm not, i think what happened, the jobs which will who the who was and don't in chat. what sort of find what you get where, why don't we take what you need, right? you are those we don't want and bid, you know, because the, all the top which is on th

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and yet it is in both an infinity of time is come by in the second period i can't believe it's just over six years going on seven years ago this fall right? >> yes. wow. so i have had the pleasure of seeing the pages of this book come to be over many years now. and i have had the distinct pleasure of watching them transform from in the moment materials to retrospective and reflective materials to argument. and i don't know it's not common for other people to necessarily have such intimate relationships other peoples manuscript as they are becoming. it is been really fun for me to it prepare for this event and you think about the book and think about the kinds of questions that we could talk about that would be interesting to folks who have not read the book, who may know you personally, or had a particular interest in caregiving but don't necessarily have the same brats of perspective on the manuscript that i do. this is a really wonderful peace but i'm so happy to be here i'm happy to be participating in this. one is to start by talking about how the writing of this book was sparked. be

but the infinity of doctors nurses but i'm addicts ambulance time was there 50. going before 7 boarded nice you got to be good and they're big drama guys they're going to be very hot and this is a health crisis but it's a human tragedy that we're seeing in india right now well the have to be significant structural changes to the health system off to this. has to be there has to be we have more choice the have already lost. in the 1st phase of the brain the big baby was supposed to be we were supposed to increase our human resources the doctors most of us we have not done that and then the 2nd wave has hit in an unprecedented way. in every sense to meet the requirements. this time this has to be you know. begun mearns the government agencies the health departments the social log everybody we have to work in tandem . increase capacities. and be prepared it was to do it should not exist to model on a card behave most of the people are talking you need to be prepared otherwise the present presence is somebody's just not be sufficient to handle the crisis. i want to m

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ah, the booming business of infinity argosy, an ag donation updated in germany. but elsewhere in europe, they are legal, the german capital and that's or driven travels to other countries. the well organized industry awaits them closer. in 30 minutes, the w kick off the the corona season comes to an end of the brand of laura. so i decided to just to go back, i'm coming out, but she was feeling the last day of a memorable 90 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread? why don't we panic by? and when will all of this? just 3 of the topics that we covered and a weekly radio. if you would like any for information on the corona virus or any other science topics, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find us at w dot com slash science. oh, the news . this is the news live from the european union feels off. it's a space to fly traffic. it's one of several factions agree that in some is in brussels. eaters are moving to punish look a shameful government author, it diverted it. passenger jets to arrests and opposi

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