the iris restaurants. mission revolves around sourcing food locally. this way i think i can craft that sustainable 18 course menu derives directly from the sea and surrounding land. the one of the dishes that embodies this idea is called 500 meters. every ingredients, like lu muscles, while juniper, crab, bullion, m. c. we is sourced with an, a 500 meter radius from here the, the concept is for the restaurants patrons to gain a greater appreciation of the resources available, local, culinary experience and extraordinary surroundings. the iris restaurant offers food for thought, while the sam and i experience center itself has been honored with a german design award for an excellent architecture. and that's all from duramax this week. be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of life, style and culture in europe. thanks for tuning in and term next time of leaders in the or the business. but we will tell you we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to us forces. yeah

these issues are reflected in the menu at the iris restaurant which opened in june of 2023. the the mastermind behind the restaurant's concept lives on the nearby island of snippets by tory meet on a commencement. no, she's not a boat captain, but the head chef by risk. she fell in love with the concept of sustainable dining while working in her home country of denmark on a love, the idea that the only way to reach the restaurant is by boat. that goes for her as well, which she finds perfect. it would definitely be easy just to open in, in the nearby town. but i think it's the beauty of this project and a part of the reason why i couldn't say no to it. so it's really important that we bring out the story about us bringing the guests to the ingredients rather than the other way around. and, and for that obviously we serve a lot of the sea food the iris restaurants. mission revolves around sourcing food local in this way. i think a can crap that sustainable 18 course menu derives directly from the sea and surrounding land. the one of the dishes that embodies this idea is calle

it is really a treat to be back here at iri. welcome to advancing democracy, a fireside chat, with the really us -- terrific assistant secretary. my name is jenna and yehuda, the executive vice president at the atlantic council down the road. i would really like to extend my tremendous thanks to the executive vice president, patrick quirk, scott mastic and their colleagues and all of you here at the international republican institute for hosting us this morning and to our audience for joining us. we are confident today's discussion will provide important insights into the future of u.s. strategy and leadership in the pursuit of democracy across the globe, especially under such trying circumstances. the atlantic council's mission is to shape the global future together with partners and allies and essential to that mission is the freedom and prosperity center that we have. with its permission of promoting poor and marginalized around the world. like so many around the world, we believe the best way to defend freedom and democracy

a lot of people said that that means that the iris f is bound to actually windows for that it's been fighting against the army. but now that the army has turned the tide and it's taken over, wouldn't make any money say that the army may be able to windows victory and now has the upper hand over this with the needs are over the parent, but a to rapid support forces. he by morgan knowledge of the euro, how to so it has on now is there after a week suffice selection, valez businesses in mos on beat count, the costs to an already spot all the economy. plus these people can get the data exactly like they have the symptoms and the advocates and the the had a lot of the eastern parts of the strategy. i have been dealing with some very heavy rain that's caused the flooding. we'll get that in a moment for us to southeast asia, and you can see from the shower cods, the region is see some very heavy rain, particularly for pots of the philippines, stretching across into bonia, the malay peninsula was funded. the sundry down pool is expected in single pool over the next few days of rain is still

taking back territory from the iris have an on demand. and launching attacks tried to take back the main or refinery in the northern parts of the capital. the conflict between the army and the rest have has displaced millions of civilians since the thoughts of the war. many of them have sought shelters in school like this one in southern under man. like we used to live in chicago. the rest of came in took over. they treated us badly. getting food was hard, getting water was hard. men would be beaten houses rolled. i tried to work to earn money because things were tough. now we're here waiting for the army to clear our area. so we can go back up in the receptacle man to release the statements as to losing control of what to make any thing that it's not lost. the we're the iris that's through controlled force states in the west and our for region. the army says it will not stop until every part of to them is back under its control. the conflict is clearly far from over. he but morgan origins, 0 hudson provisional results, have chads rooting

past few weeks has been entering to where it's the refinery that has been under the control of the iris stuff since the early days of the conflict in april 2023. now on wednesday, the army launch a major offensive management to take over a previous positions defensive positions that were controlled by the iris staff. but they were not able to take control of the refinery itself. they were able to come close within the vicinity of other refinery than they were ever before. and the early hours of wednesday morning, we were able to see the dark plume of smoke covering parts of the west and undermine here in the capital to come in from the direction of the refinery. now uh the army says it says working to try to get back a control of this refinery from the ira stuff. and that is vital because it gives them more control in the northern parts of the capital cartoon. but the rest of says that it's devices that have been slicing back and has been pushing back the army. so fighting is still ongoing in between the hours of thursday morning. heavy plumes of smoke covering the western parts of the

lots of money is the capital of 20 states and has been under the control of the iris if since december 2023. the morgan has moved from content this is the new military offensive against the power of military rapids support forces or r. a stuff continues on sunday with the army. launching, drawn on are to lose tracks against positions of the iris, stuff in the city of by the, in the northern parts of the capital called to. now this comes just hours after the army was able to regain control of the city of wouldn't make any capital. i just need a state which was marked as a turning point in this war between the army and the r a stuff which has been going on for more than 21 months now. and that's the sound of an artillery that's being fired by the, to the news army against positions of the iris, up in the northern parts of the capital for 2. now the armies take over of wouldn't, but they need give it a strategic advantage because that means that it is able to entrap and encircled the forces of the foreign military are assessed in the capital one to give a very few. 9 exit points here in t

while the student sitting in the administration is really iris jones to get the sanctions need them for the obvious reason, because it's how to control the people that the revolution means. also, it's changing their life for improvement in deadline for better in their lives. so uh and it has, it doesn't have much time to show this to the people. so the people probably wouldn't be patient or sometimes, but almost pay attention. they're like, there is content will not go away. so they have to make a change in the papers. they might very soon, but you return the intention actors though, so i haven't been making calls a guarantee is we don't defining what these guarantees means. many, many contracts and looking for the nature of the government at the motion, damascus, particularly for this particular reason. probably many countries are going to look for that. the, for the marsh, that's fine because the best thing for us is the best buy and uh, by which the coloring entire governor would expire. and i've seen parts going to new york and wants to west someone's blue cat. what's going on with

control of the country is divided between the 2 sides as well as several small uh, groups that the iris, if i'll keep my eyes large pods of the country for its power base with the exception of alpha shit, which is under the control of, of the groups the sued, and these on the holds areas including white nile, get a riff and positive to say we're both grids also continue to find for control over the capital cost to him while the um eas, recapture of what model me into 0 state is key because it's at the junction of multiple highways, limiting the reassess movements, close to cotton, buffalo, and all of this, which one now, bye alex, the wall who is executive director of the world peace foundation. he joins us from summerville in massachusetts. thanks very much for being with us here. once again, on the elm, 0 festival, can you just give us an idea of exactly how much of these latest developments are, especially the taking what money? i think they are significant, but not decisive. what it shows is a couple of key things. first of all, the army has got extensive resupplied from its foreign

so that the thank you to you into iri which is a great partner. its many, many decades on partnership here and we are so honored to be a funder, a spot partner looks close to my heart is the work being done at research. thank you to kimber and patrick for having the vision to turn to iri. to both the programmatic organization that does work on the ground and evaluation. to your question, one of my main goals of taking the helm is to reflect president biden in the biden administration's priorities and to make the case for why we are in the geopolitical context. looking back to the national security strategy president biden wrote a couple years ago clear emphasis returned to the great power competition. no one is happy it is a fact facing america's international security. amongst other threats and opportunities. i committed to all of you. my job is to explain the why. what are we competing about? what's a clash of ideas between us and the prc? between us and russia? flushing that out both internally and strategists who question to both within the go

he refused to collaborating with the iris as the army has denied that i think was involved in a sold and civilians in the states. and it's deputy leader promised that mcdonny was just the beginning. if we are happy with this victory that took place in mcdonny, we say that it's still a lot in front of us. this is a big victory that we find good for books. we are not stopping. we are going swiftly. we are in a hurry. and god's willing, soon, every inch of this country will be cleansed. plans from the traits is the terrorist. malicious clinton from our treacherous suit, denise brothers, and cleansed from evil countries and organizations that support these traits. as we told them that to donny strong we've, it's people who done a strong move it submitted tree despite the photos mcdonny the iris and still holds most of the rest of l g 0 states. that's why that's west and off. yeah . and much of the science of the country i'd like to welcome how many color follow on a sudan researcher and policy analyst in the united kingdom. he's currently exploring political transitions and the roles of

we just live with it and adapt it so they bill looks at iris. meanwhile, the country's president is as optimistic about the coming here ordering. the reason is that beating the most important thing is quality of life and a stable economy, stimulus sterilization of inflation so that we do not have any price jump from a so that economic growth continues. could you compare? but simply because i did this before, we have already agreed with colleagues about this growth before and we are not planning that it will be the same as this year around 4 percent. as strange as it sounds, given the macro economic reality, we do not need such growth yet. for many in russia, the so called economic reality looks quite different. they are enjoying the festive decorations, where they can, in public places in store front windows and somehow find the holiday spirit even if a tree is unavailable, or not even a real tree at all. joining us now for more or less from rigor is our bureau chief years shadow dw has been reporting from la fios since russian authorities shut down our moscow offices. you're just, how

and when is iris a year ago, filled him with great hope? because the libertarian presidents, heavier malay, promised tax reductions for the sector and then when they say that we hope that it will start to fulfill its election promises on the above will not make things even harder for the advert. cultural sector not burden with exaggerated taxes that have been imposed on this sector for years in a data set, a rico probably at a breeds cattle with his father as almost everywhere in the country. the animals are attended to by couches as farm covered some 1000 textures of land. and there are plenty like almost $1.00 and $3.00 jobs are connected to the agricultural sector in argentina, which exports, mays store and beef all over the world. but as many who voted from away also complain the country suffers from being an attractive for investors. the capital, the cyrus overhaul subsidies, the electorate voted from allay among them is diego for know leo, who had some ice cream and chocolate menu. in fact, you're done with good above all we need comp

reality is how many of the stake a and i know is that another faculty is at the university of one, is iris, for example, the lighting in the common rooms has been reduced in order to save energy. now and i didn't mean, and he, wilma lives, tough austerity measures, curve inflation and boost the economy. some experts believe that his neo liberal approach can get the country back on track, the me buddies to get in full go get the president millay is doing the right thing . not spending more than we can to spend the saw and not spending more than we have to be in a. this is the only way we can achieve a budget surplus again and reduce inflation in the long term. we've got the same day that we're heading for that young not every once these things that way with the countries soup kitchen, seeing a dramatic rise in demand that remains to be seen. whether malays course will stabilize the economy or dr. poverty to new records levels. what is clear is that society has been deeply divided since the president took office and that rounds up or rather falls, this latest edition of maine, which focused

people have thoughts refuge from other parts of the r 4, there were reports of artillery strikes by the iris, definitely displacement camera, dell concerns about injuries of people who've been displaced from other parts. all sides are for 2 and fashion. as a result of those are tillery strikes, he but morgan, i'll just 0 part to the m $23.00 on the rebel group is advance in the eastern democratic republic of congo, taking a ton of stuff. okay. well then too many people have been forced from that happens is the army lose his temperature, but they're caught reports as the m 23 arm group advances along the shores of lake q. one of the only ways to escape is by both the misled because we know that when the enemy arrives in our village, people forcibly recruit many young people on the roads. it's a similar story. thousands are on the run. after m 23 fighters to control the lake side town, a socket. they're accused of widespread atrocities, including rates, more than 2000000 people up in force from their homes since the contract restarted 3 years ago. and when you went to dfcs army and allied arme

add a tax these units are not as sophisticated as the wisdom provided patriots for iris the system. but they cheapo and can move quickly outside key this girl use this to different weapon system. a talk is supplied heavy machine gun models on it's better known american come to box the into browning to shoot down drones, hold them above the main goal was to shoot down targets flying at low altitude for the moment while we have thermal imaging on it, which allows us to detect and make corrections and destroy the target. overall people show the probability and they also use this, the multiple soviet era, you know, similar to the american made single entry across, besides the system. it's capable of shooting down crews besides, when you sit through your of the finding the target, the messiah limits, the sound, and light signal. a green flashlight lights up here. this is the hold i. so this means you can shoot at the target. so gonna say sure, almost no, but the put to this unit was put together just months of the rushes full scale invasion. they had just 3 days to clean up the weapons b

a lot of people said that that means that the iris f is bound to actually windows for that it's been fighting against the army. but now that the army has turned the tide and it's taken over, wouldn't make any money say that the army may be able to end of the victory, and now has the upper hand over the so the needs are over, the parent made it to your up its support for it says he but morgan ologist, there are 2 businesses in mozambique and trying to recover off to weeks of demonstrations leasing, following to speech at elections in october. and mr. miller has moved from of who to a zillow's been done us days. what's left of a restaurant in the neighborhood of patricia the moon by you manage this business, but it was destroyed, doing demonstrations of a disputed results of elections held in october. the government has asked us to know what was damaged, but we don't know if they will help. we are worried about what will happen next. she says it will cost more than $50000.00 to repair the damage they showing that it has made me miserable to lose my job. the job gave me income to feed m

[000:00:00;00] the is special flights to and from syria have resumes since the iris row of special assets. because i always is one of the 1st major allies to restart commercial services into damascus. syrians who have been in exile for years because of crackdowns by the side regime or among the fest passages to touch down. russell said the reports from the capital of damascus, notified i, raise your hand, you would have to be sitting in these passages chance on the 1st international commercial flight to damascus. sees the phone of this, of many of them were barred from returning to syria by the savages. some have not seen the family members for more than a decade. just a moment of joy and gratitude when they cut their away's play and lands in damascus, bundle and built a case with all my children. because i think we must have the story together. this is my daughter. yes me. she was 42012. i named to offer you guys read of damascus video ma. well, let me show you might, it's an incredible feeling. words cannot describe my feelings. my soul has been here since the day of liberation. i came

then iris natasha fielding and alex tito. i'm thank you to for watching you can see the program any time by visiting our website . how does 0, don't com and for further discussion, go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. and you could also join the conversation on x all handle is at asia inside stored for me and wrong. com and the whole team hit bye for now. the other guys are a breathtaking tropical paradise. ready where which former protectors are now we follow through just as they put their lives on the line, the think it's all on all to 0. in january on alex's 0, the price of piece analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state. in a new interview series, we frame is searching for new conversations and perspectives about the war on cause . an in depth look at the pull to service president of the us, donald trump, as he set to be notarized and for his 2nd time wise explorers growing global movements. the challenge us to redefine how we see our role that the poli

then iris natasha fielding and alex tito, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program any time by visiting our website. how does 0, don't com and for further discussion, go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. and you could also join the conversation on x all handle is at asia inside stored for me and wrong. com and the whole team hit bye for now. the is there any sign of relief for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting administration and an incoming trumpet industries? now that americans have decided to put form back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line, this is a region that is was me develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflict. police collapse. we try to balance the stories, the good, the bad i've been and the people allow us into their lives sticking it into money. see, as you tell, this story is the, in the meeting is a transition to south east of the 6 workers and they

that's the sound of an artillery that's being fired by the, to the news army against positions of the iris, up in the northern parts of the capital for 2. now the army stake over of wouldn't, but then it gives it the strategic advantage because that means that it is able to end trap and encircled the forces of the foreign military are assessed in the capital one to giving it a very few exit points here in the capital for 2, it was the are, it was ours of sick over off would make any that gave you access to other parts of the country to just say not in the south. east, luna, in the south east and white mountain. the southern parts of the country now with the r a stuff losing control of wouldn't make any there. troops in those areas are effectively trapped by this with the needs army and they won't be able to access those areas. civilians and the capital for 2 and other parts of the country and the army control celebrated the armies takeover of when many, many of them saying that it's marks of significance hunting point. but it's also gain the army lots of supports when the army last wouldn'

the, let's bring out guess been iris is found an editor in chief of business news europe . he joins us from violence. natasha fielding is editor. all goes media, an energy and commodity price agency. she joins us from london and alex tito is electra at queen's university, belfast, and a specialist in russian foreign policy. he joins us from of intends in italy. a woman welcome to you. oh, i want to start with alex 1st. so we have this new reality where there's no russian gas coming in via ukraine. but is it as simple to say the russia has somehow beaten europe sanctions as well. uh, depending of what your, uh, what to see if they can have effective sanctions where originally intended to be, if it were intended to be took obstruction economy and to make it a financing a little more impossible. the oldest you have filed, russia has continued to accumulate. uh for, for an um, for the reserves sides, it still gets a lot of money from setting energy to the world markets. if you think about your dependency relation dependence on russian. uh gas, which i think i see it says open c

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and if allied forces are doing or traffic control of it as the iris half are doing. but according to the regional governor, it was a drawn strike by the power of ups functioning since the r a stuff took over it. in the early days of the conflict, the are itself, on the other hand, continues to lose territory to the, to the new army, not just in the capital cartoon with elsewhere around the country as well. but this seems to be determined that the to take them to an open fashion, even if it comes at the expense of them losing territory politically and economically reliant on. most of the biggest challenge i had for alexander lucca. jenco could be what happens to better ruth, if there's an end to the war between russia and ukraine, country sanctioned by your the president might seek to benefit from any peace dividend. the framing of some $200.00 political prisoners might be the start of an attempt to try to improve relations with the west bonus smith. i'll just say eric mintz. farmers in serbia have joined a student let.

and her mom was her mom's name, iris. >> poppy is iris. >> i can't keep up with the name. >> why do ir that? poppy is just a few months old, but she is already a star. i'm just laughing because last week when we were introducing poppy, we were like. and her mother, iris. >> like we're familiar with. yeah, right. >> because they both have flower names, so that's kind of cool. okay. yeah, yeah, but there's not too much activity there. they're just kind of hanging out. not much movement. kind of a sad pool. >> not a sad, isn't it? sad. >> concrete could use a little waves, you know, like a little motion. >> poppy is not poppy. >> can you give me some fake rock work? >> can we put a waterfall in a fern? all these water feature? yeah, a fern, an actual poppy. >> something that is not. this looks like prison. >> yeah, it's not very exciting, is it? >> oh, well, tune in if you want something cute to look at. >> we march at noon for poppy. >> we'll see you tomorrow. have a great day. >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. the urgent warning as dangerous winds return to so

as the army and if allied forces are doing or twice the control of it as the iris half are doing. but according to the regional governor, it was a drawn strike by the power i'm going through our staff on that today that's killed at least 70 people and wounded 19 others adult. during the transitional period in some done, he says that they are as of cj on l. sasha is the latest in a long series of attacks on infrastructure across 21 allegations of vote. we're getting to be getting mass protests on a police crackdown to the by the russian opposition. the you and the us have described the elections as shown because shrink or says he's not dependent on that recognition. a clip can really do you, did it really hurt us? no, because frankly, it is even beneficial for us because they showed themselves in this light. some chose gail. some chosen excel, as you say, we did not expect anyone from the country when we opened the country. and i have probably already stated 5 times that we are not being directive. people who are not malicious. everyone will be given a chance. and that smith has mo

significant gains made by this to the news army in recent months and near to your war against the iris that comes after these are fighting an army. advances in the state of the god is great. we are now inside my dining. we told you will be coming to my dining. the 5th infinity division is inside my dining that since november, so dense army has been advancing against the recess, which 1st loss control in the state of the not. and now parts of does the, the defeat of our, as the forces in with them as any, was celebrated in states under the armies control. more than the 1000000 people had been displaced from the city of the townsend villages. since the rest of to control on hundreds of civilians were reportedly killed, sexual violence was also reported where very glad what made money is part of the country and has suffered the loss in the past year. so the army taken it over again means it's back under the governments, and these people can get relief from what they have done through the army has also been advancing input capital in recent days. taking back territory from the iris have an

now that deadlines expired on thursday morning, and the artillery strikes started by the iris f and was fired and was responded by arthur's tribes from the signees army and it's allied forces. now the army says it's will not respond to the deadline and it's will continue defending as 5 to i'm frustrated, which is the only uh, the airport capital right now, that is not under the control of the rapids support forces. there's also been a change of artillery in north go to find in the southern parts of the capitol. they all concerned about the civilians who were caught up in fume with this boy. we need peace between the 2 countries. we are not one country anymore. we should make sure the 2 countries live in how many of the images of those refugees in the 0 states have been widely circulated. and because of that, the government has decided to a temporary shots down some of these uh, social media sites. uh, it stays that uh the, causing a lot of the stress, a lot of mental anguish. and it's also a threat to national security. so these sites are going to be shut down for 90 days. now the gover

a place to express statements where he made it very clear that he will not be negotiating with the iris staff and that they will be no reconciliation. and that they will be fighting until the very last, right. but according to his words, it's not the 1st time, but we're hearing those words from the army chief. but what regional partners and regional countries i'm the international community has been this, but our government. okay. so just to clarify, if they were, if they were to take control of our fashion, what would be the consequence of that? could we see a split of the country, a spate of so dawn with 2 governments in charge of the respective areas. they, they control it seems the biggest go sequences, hundreds. i'm already and can see where it says that you can see unless it comes up in phones, what's happening to me and again, it's been a suddenly incisive of being resist beings hotter. it's me again, sort of very long right now. and as it is, varies or so, i really do that on the as i said, community eastern sponsor me, especially from positive i'll pull, are on of my model site

because the iris up is not that long civilians to get access to those commodities. they also use the are a set of hindering 8 supplies while the you and then of 8 organizations accused both 5. i'll 10 during the ability of 8 workers to deliver a humanitarian assistance to those in need. now the result is more than half of the 48000000 population here in sedan, in desperate need of humanitarian assistance and back need is expected to grow. by mid this year, the eyepiece, he says that to me for more areas are expected to experience common. here in the mind, we're seeing the villains relying more and more on community kitchens because of their inability to purchase food. and that's where food is available. in other parts of the country, there is no food available because of the ongoing violence, the bass has not stopped the were in parties from fighting each other despite the fact that civilians, since the 1st day of the conflicts up to date remained caught up in the middle, with no access to the communitarian assistance and no way to escape a fighting in many parts of

and so we'll then give incentives to people who kind of like the iris increase production and be able to take on more employees, especially for a country like ours, where we have a you full population of more than 60 percent. and so we need to do the things that will make sure that all those units useful went up for them. and so we're going to give the incentives, we're going to roll out that policy as well. the problem is, and i want to mention a plan by the end of $1.00 to $2.00 days without the full comprehensive, 24 hour policy, which would incentivize the private sector to where the long uh was to increase the productivity. take advantage of their advertising confidence, a feature in the area to watch spots into the country and take advantage of our existence of what agreements they got about the agreements with the union. so that we can increase productivity and exports a good coverage for the investors to come instead of a gun that you know that europe and other parts of the world as aging population. so labor is becoming a problem and because the expensive means attracted thos

now that deadlines expired on thursday morning, and the artillery strikes started by the iris f and was fired and was responded by arthur's tribes from the signees army. and it's allied forces. now the ox in transit comstock running out of food, 8 and shelter. even $23.00 alms revo group is advanced to the eastern democratic republic of congo, taking a ton of stock. okay. it's about 20 kilometers from the provincial capital game suffices have already surrounded more than 2000000 people been forced from the homes as it always steadily loses territory. but the account reports as the m 23 arm group in advance is along the shores of lake q. one of the only ways to escape is by boat. the we fled because we know that when the enemy arrives in our village, people forcibly recruit many young people on the roads. it's a similar story. thousands are on the run. after m. 23 fighters to control the lakeside town, a socket. one in which rwanda and uganda have invaded for being accused of meddling losing minerals, of course. and we have them have peace since the start of the school. every way we go,

so miss is iris wine schall schumer and mrs. jennifer school lease. mm. okay . the okay, president who liked donald john trump has walked into the rotunda of the capital building of seeing his family. now baron trunk, milan your trunk, you don't must there. in the general 2nd row scoring the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states ranking member of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies. the honorable deb fisher house democratic leader, the honorable team, jeffries and senate majority secretary, the honorable robert duncan the ladies and gentlemen, the presidents of the united states, the honorable joseph are biden junior and vice president of the united states. the honorable comma, la davie harris, the ladies and gentlemen, escorting the vice president, he left the executive director for the joint congressional committee on an odd rule ceremonies. mister michael wagner, senate deputy sergeant at arms and doorkeeper jason bell. and house the deputy sergeant at arms. mister sean keating. the the ladies and gen

and so we've got iris. she's coming out of the pool here.ple can't get enough poppy. so we're gonna have a live cam running from 9 to 5 each day so people can view mom iris and poppy here in their pool. not only will this cam show the live view, but it will show educational things so people can learn about these amazing animals. and it'll all show the latest poppy posts, which are the popular ones, which are amazing. >> lara: look at them. that beautiful glimmering skin. thank you so much. also talk about the conservation efforts you have done such a terrific job. thank you for sharing that exclusive announcement. i know i'll be tuning in. i imagine so will the world. everybody just loves poppy. sir, thank you for your time. >> oh, yes. we are excited. poppy will be excited to share her next adventure. >> lara: yes. bye, poppy. >> robin: little tired this morning. >> lara: it's not easy being a movie star. [ laughter ] >> robin: no, no. >> lara: all right, guys. you can catch poppy an her mom on the live stream. you heard it here first. the

. >> >> i am iris long.e a family business that started in san francisco chinatown by my parents who started the business in the mid 1980s. today we follow the same footsteps of my parents. we source the teas by the harvest season and style of crafting and the specific variety. we specialize in premium tea. today i still visit many of the farms we work with multigenerational farms that produce premium teas with its own natural flavors. it is very much like grapes for wine. what we do is more specialized, but it is more natural. growing up in san francisco i used to come and help my parents after school whether in middle school or high school and throughout college. i went to san francisco state university. i did stay home and i helped my parents work throughout the summers to learn what it is that makes our community so special. after graduating i worked for an investment bank in hong kong for a few years before returning when my dad said he was retiring. he passed away a few yearsgo. after taking over the b

now just, you know, the iris is expanding its program that allows people to pay their taxes directlyh the agency for free. it's called the direct file program. it's going to be available in 25 half the country starting january 27th, which is up from the 12 states that took part in that pilot program last year. we're going to take a break. a 27 the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news bay-area social media influencers hosting a donation drive to help out those wildfire victims in southern california will have southern california will have the story. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> a 29 right now. checking out the weather for you. lots of sunshine out there. what you can see on tv and this shot is how windy it is really blowing. fact, we've got a wind advisory in effect. john was warning us that this would be the week. we're going deal with it. my job. yeah. started the week with another round of these offshore winds and extraordinarily strong for southern california and very strong right here at home, too. if you are heading out to the coast today, i

bright between iris avenue between 07:00pm and 11, 30 wednesday night into thursday morning.ows signs of dementia so they're awfully concerned about him. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the sunnyvale department of public safety. and the chp is also looking for this missing teenage boy in east the east bay. this 14 year-old lavelle jones. he was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described standing 5 feet, 6 inches tall, brown hair, brown eyes. he's believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket and blue jeans bunny alert has actually been extended to now include alameda contra costa and san francisco counties. >> san francisco health officials say they found a what they believe is a case of bird flu in a child. they say the patient did not need to go to the hospital and has since fully recovered. but officials say the risk to the public is still low. thankfully, no evidence of any person to person transmission. it's unclear how the child may have contracted the disease, but they're looking into that. >> time now is 10. 36 and morgan hill startup is