>> reporter: hey there, jules. incredible comeback by the warriors who scored 14 straight points to tie this game. we thought wow, here comes the flurry, but they fell short. there were size issues on the inside and terrible free throw disparity in this one. you know what? give the lakers credit. they did what they had to do in this one as the warriors put u 106 shots from deep, half of them from three. once the laker settled down into the second half, monster game for davis. there were no answers. 23 rebounds. six minutes left. kla thompson, one of his six threes bounce back game for him with 2 points after a rough game seven curry struck 14 of his last seven and tied up at 112 but never scored again. lakers then needed a bucket. no lebron or a.d. it was former warrior d angelo russell who put l.a. back on top. curry tried to answer and got by russell but h was swatted by davis who was waiting for him. one of his fou blocks. 15 seconds left with th dubs down three. the lakers double teamed curry so he force someon

the giants take a 2-1 lead but then they put the game inbu jules, he is 6'11"! but not enough to unnerve alex bregman. mauricio dubon collected three hits against his former team. the giants gave up five runs in the seventh inning and the giants drop this one with a final of 7-3. so the a's were off but it is all hands on deck tomorrow! warriors? i don't kno what they have up their sleeve for anthony davis, but klay thompson, jordan poole dominating their positions will take the heat off of curry. by the way, the league mvp gets announced in the morning. >>> vern, thank you! late-night tv shows are about to feel the impact of a writer's strike. shows like colbert! inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. and this is ready to go online! any questions? new business? no problem. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable

you spoke with the d.a and attended the rally, correct >> reporter: that's right, jules. several people attended this rally for justice and demanded change from city officials and walgreens. they said brown had struggled with homelessness for years and ofte felt unsafe from shelters or other programs. >> banko brown! banko brown! >> reporter: families, friends and activists chanted his name on market street. 24-year-old banko brown was shot dead by a security guard during what police are calling a shopliftin incident last week. his mentor, xavier davenport worked with hi through the young women's freedom center. he described banko as a transgender man and community mentor. >> he was very loving and helpful. he loved the children and loved being able to get bac to the other people that were kind of like him. >> reporter: broke jenkins said that banko used physical force, violence and threats of violenc during the encounter. >> this was a senseless death. >> reporter: xavier said banko spent years couch surfing durin the tenderloin. they said that organizations should do mo

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this series has been a clash of styles, jules!he warriors lived by the three and they made 21 last night, attempting 53! the lakers only made eight but they dominated inside. 54 points in the paint and they got to the free throw line 29 times. anthony davis led the way for the lake show with 23 rebounds. a performance that did not sit well with draymond green. >> i play like -- i am not -- i am disgusted with myself right now. i can play a lot better and i will play a lot better. as i said, i am disgusted with myself. i know i will do better. i trust in me and our guys. i know we will get it done. we wanted to take game one but they got it. tip your hat to them. >> they are the champs, jules! the ball goes up at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. by the time the 7:00 show hits, we will have some insight. they are the champs! i am looking for them to respond, and i think they will. >> vern, thank you. >>> some students at san jose state are demanding changes to a farmworker monument on campus, and that is because it does not include the very firs

one then just any author will accept this as an answer and continue jules verne already, by the way busyour answer. well, let's, for example, cervantes cervantes is accepted. this is the wrong answer of stendhal, although there was a version of such angelina somewhere nearby, i understand that in any case you have to build in the future, listen to your intuition 30 seconds to build a tower of any element. remember that after you maybe will have to build an opposing team. and, perhaps again, that's why they don't spit in the well, it seems that in the last game there was a similar situation. come on, we assume that this is montserrat caballe montserrat caballe yes, i accept your answer, the answer is clear, the male trio and montserrat caballe there is a male trio, but build a tower of the fourth element. what are the men? how are you with myths? i hope not in the same way as from the opera, yes, we are also called the heavenly chamber in scandinavian mythology. one scandinavian valhalla, absolutely correct answer your team's score is astronomical question for you. how is the distance bet

>> reporter: good morning, jules and arabile.resident did refer to china and it has been a mixed bag with the concrete actions they are taking against china and they have been more oblique and less direct this is more an issue of diplomacy. they didn't want to get china's back riled up too much this is a fashionable word, derisking, opposed to decoupling the issue of decoupling, un unplugging from a country of a supply for whatever you need, is unrealistic. let's say iphones in china or apple in china it means in the case of derisking, russia has to do with energy and food security in the case of china, it is more complex. they are trying to deny access to the technologies ofconductorh and et cetera. the flip side is incentivizing with relation to the inflation reduction act. incentivizing production of technologies of the future this would be giving american companies a leg up or maybe a favorable position this is happening at a time when the u.s. continues to hammer china for favoring their companies with subsidies who is right

no, anastasia read something of jules, probably not.t remember, but i answered yes, because i liked it so much, this is a good technique for an intellectual game. i always do the exact same thing as you said. yes , because it seems to me that the title is 15 summer captain. he is still connected somehow to jules true, well, somehow connected, he wrote to him. if anything, directly, i would say connected, it turns out not, everything is completely banal and just the writer was about 50 years old. but the novel began to write edification to his 15-year-old son, that is , it was connected exclusively with the age of the son, it turns out that they, with his own age , the correct answer to this question is no. tenth question, is it true that the denominator of a geometric progression whose members are the numbers three minus 6 12 - 24 = -3? time well, let's stanislav, well, here the denominator definitely cannot be -3 kinematic progression - this is where the first number is multiplied by some number and we get the second number on the seco

we will visit more of these stories during our pga championship coverage coming up this weekend, jules! >> thank you for bringing that to us and nice job, justin, as well! >> these guys can smack it! they have got game! thank you. >>> lake tahoe. let's talk about that. they are gearing up for the memorial day kickoff for the busy summer travel season. depending on where you go, you may be disappointed, because according to the u.s. forest service, most campsites and trailheads are closed, because they are still under three to eight feet of snow. >> just because we are seeing these warm temperatures in the valleys, it is still winter -like conditions in the mountains. >> we do forget about that. the east shore may be a better way for camping. they are still evaluating trails to make sure that they are safe to open. that is right around the corner. i guess you would think that those trailheads are going to have mud and slush and a lot of water. be careful. they are going for july, right? >> i think that is kind of their goal. >> it is right there, right? it will be this pattern for the n

. >> all right, so jules, look for what happens to bob myers. here's the gm. he picks the groceries. and no matter what happens to poole, and i think nothing, this looks good for moses moody. i see increased playing time for him. and he's a bargain. draymond? it's up to him. >> let's get the contract signed. what's so hard about that. >> see? you heard the lady! >> i know it's easier said than done. >>> you'll surely notice them, the sobering ads popping up >>> all right, new posters are up around san francisco calling on city hall to do more to stop the fentanyl crisis. they were put there by together sf action, a city wide coalition with mess messages saying hey, where's the harm reduction plan for our kids? they're in high traffic areas of tenderloin and soma neighborhoods, and they're playing off the phrase that's life. many target quality of life for kids in san francisco saying the city is allowing open air drug markets to operate in their neighborhoods. >>> tonight at 11:00, a woman famous for being a kim kardashian look alike went to a san mateo hotel

. >> well jules, as a father of three boys you think oh boy, chip off the block!e is going to follow in my footsteps! then reality sets in when they say that, i would rather do this instead of that. so we have the iconic dean of high school football coaches in the bay area at sara high school and his son william who decided that hitting fairways and greens was better than hitting running backs or line drives in baseball and still, patrick walsh and william walsh are a team! >> we are going to get this kickoff return team right here. let's go. >> patrick has turned sara high school into one of the best programs in the bay area over the past decade. >> you would think that i would hold on long enough to be a serra padres football player. >> the player of the year will play for pepperdine in the fall and has created a different role for patrick than he is used to. >> i run the program. i am a head coach. in this case i am the caddy. so i am following his career. >> i remember hitting balls at the range and falling in love with it immediately. by 11 or 12 i knew this

the big thing, jules, is he never really speaks to the team like that! he fired them up!> it is kind of like less is more, what he did! >>> let's go to san francisco . first republic bank has now been sold and jpmorgan chase will now run all 84 branches. the fed sold off first republic early this morning. they say that first republic depositors will have full access to funds at chase. we spoke to depositors like this gentleman here who say the past 72 hours have been a roller coaster ride. let's hear what he had to say. >> we have a very important banking relationship with first republic. we love this bank and we are hoping it can survive, but obviously that is impossible. >> first republic suffered a run in march when silicon valley and signature bank collapsed. it is now the second largest bank failure in u.s. history. >>> onto hollywood studios. if writers do not agree to a new contract by midnight their industry could deal with a major strike by the writers guild. the last major strike was in 2007 and lasted 100 days. this time around, regulations on artificial intell

>>> all right there, jules! broadcast restrictions have forced us off the floor.t is what we are coming to you from the tunnel where the lakers are about to run out. we talked to steve kerr a little while ago and he said we are not really giving anything away. they pinpointed some things on film and they feel pretty good about their ability to adjust and respond. >> they present some different challenges than we faced in the first round. we just have to make the adjustment and come back in game two. >> reporter: the warriors want to attack the basket more in game two, but they know they have the advantage in three-point shooting. >> the lakers were in a defense trying to avoid threes and we got 51 of them up. our guys know how to get them up regardless. >> reporter: golden state outscored l.a. 63-18 from behind the arc and everybody was putting them up except for kevon looney! loony is too busy grabbing rebounds. he attempted only 13 all season, and that was only because the shot clock was winding down. he has not made one in a game since 2021. that streak probabl

>>> hey there, jules! we have the nba up top! no off day for the warriors!about processing last night's western conference semis game one loss! >> i know we will be better thursday. we always respond when we have a tough night. >> a clash of styles. the warriors made 21 threes and attempted 53. the lakers, only 6 for 25. l.a. dominated inside with 54 points in the paint and got to the free throw line 29 times! only six free throws for the dubs! steph curry did not have a lot of space to operate last night. the lakers through multiple defenders at him and would not even leave curry open when he was headed to the bench! lebron james followed him all the way down the sideline until he was sure that steph was out of the game! >>> baseball, the giants. they had gastro- issues following two games in mexico city, so how did they get well quickly? take a series from the world series champs! it was getaway day in houston. last game of the road trip. look at the bright orange cleats on the feet of logan webb! was it the shoes? he had his best start of the year! webb t

>>> hey there, jules! we have the nba playoffs where the defending champs just keep it rolling!terday he was the warriors message to the sacramento kings. >> light the beam! light it! like the beam! >> steph curry and the warriors made sure the beam never got released. behind a record-setting 15 points from curry. a performance that was jaw-dropping for the longtime coach and teammates. >> in the first half, to be the first player ever to get 50 in a game seven, he is sublime. >> incredible performance. this is a game seven that i will forever remember. >> it takes a special person to show up in an environment like that. that is why you get paid the big bucks. that is why you are who you are. that is why he is top 75 greatest players and two time mvp. that's why. >> who can stop steph curry? >> hopefully we never find them! >> bring on the lakers tomorrow night! >>> pivot to baseball! brandon crawford and mike yastrzemski were on the injured list today. giants in progress at houston. moving pictures on the late show! >>> we have good news for the oakland a's! brent rooker was na

>> reporter: hey there, jules! we are courtside for this one.riors against lebron james is nothing new in the postseason! warriors against the lakers? this will be the first postseason matchup since 1991! sleepy floyd's 29-point quarterback in 1987 is still a postseason record, but it is also one of the few bright spots in what has been a lopsided reverie. >> how about magic johnson? >> reporter: the warriors have lost six straight playoff series against the lakers. the only win came in 1967. that's ancient history! steph curry gave dub nation 50 reasons to be confident headed into this series. >> think how many kids have been born over the last 15 years in the bay area whose first basketball moment was watching steph curry make a 35-footer and immediately fell in love with the warriors. how long does that last? a lifetime, usually. >> reporter: klay thompson grew up rooting for the lakers. his dad, michael, played for l.a. and is now the team radio analyst. >> pops is rooting for them. >> i don't know. if i would guess, i would say his employer

. >>> all right there, jules, we have the nfl up top, and the 49ers are reportedly in line to host another super bowl when the owners meet next week in minnesota. levi's stadium once again is expected to be the host for super bowl 60. that would be february 2026, 10 years after they hosted super bowl l, when the broncos beat the carolina panthers. >>> opening round of the pga championship. did this guy spend the night at oak hill country club? wake up, man! we are in rochester, new york and we have a look at jon rahm. he was the favorite but he shot 6/76 so he has work to do tomorrow! this is why you yell fore! kenny pickett hit by an errant shot! the sambo came and apologized. he put this approach shot a few feet away from the shot. he shot four under 66, then there is this guy! look at this guy! oh my! mud all over his arms, legs, have a tourment the worst of it here! i am telling you, that is the best thing that i have seen today! eric cole is the leader at five under par when play was halted for darkness. he finishes the first round tomorrow morning. you see dechambeau on the board. wa

. >> reporter: all right, jules! one more look at the splash brothers right now taking practice shots before tip off at 7:00 p.m. i should add that angel is getting to watch tonit's game from the suite level! so there is a special suite for him. he said his production for this series is warriors in five. >> i like it! just turn behind you and steph will take that free throw. can we just look and see if he makes it? no pressure! does he now? all right. oh geez, this could take the whole newscast. it was just an idea that i had, betty. >>> anyway, it is fun to watch them -- thank you! we are still waiting. anyway, let's get to first alert weather. betty, let us know if he made it. an unusual day with rain and thunderstorms moving through. it was pretty dreary looking at one point from the san mateo bridge. as time lapse video shows a band of showers moving over san francisco this afternoon , check this out. in the past half hour, we spotted a rainbow over the bay bridge from our sales force tower camera. let's bring in

and all this is not unknown we even know the already somewhat odious jules sha, who is a consultant forastern europe, but he spent many years in russia, in fact, he translates a lot of russian films , translates subtitles there, for example, for them, and he is actually a kind of consultant who recommends the film he strongly defends the russians and their presence, and we saw last year that when kirill serebrennikov's appearance in the film program was criticized, he rushed to give interviews, comments to various media, write articles, etc. although he is not really such a person publicly, but nevertheless he commented that i know that there were critics from the french side as well, because at that time he was still working in young france, but he continues to work at the cannes film festival and will of course defend these interests. and if last year cannes was it was the first film festival since the full-scale invasion of ukraine, at which you could actually see the reaction of the international community. and then they had doubts to the last about, for example , the granting of ac

jules cohen is her oncologist. >> if you are worried that you are going to be diagnosed with an incurable from screening, i would say, that's not something you need to worry about. >> reporter: the new guideles doto pe wory sd coinue to consult doctors on exam frequency. women with dense breasts can offer additional screening like an ultrasound or mri, but they are often not covered by insurance. norah? >> norah: nikki battiste with that important information. thank you so much. back here in washington, president biden sat down with congressional leaders in the oval office this afternoon in hopes of finding common ground on raising the debt limit and avoiding an economic disaster. cbs's nancy cordes joins us now from the white house fear of all right, nancy, did any agreements come from this -- come out of this high-stakes meeting? >> unfortunately, norah, if wall street and main street were looking for reassurance coming out of this meeting, they did not get it. instead, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy stuck to their positions and agreed to meet again on friday. but at t

jules? nice forecast. bell. thank you.ell in monterey county school district officials say the middle school in bihar oh will remain closed through the next academic year. the district, says bahar. oh middle school will undergo extensive renovation to repair the damage caused by flooding when the bihar a river levee breached, that means students are about to enter middle school will complete sixth grade in their current elementary school, and the students entering 7th and 8th grade will remain at their temporary school. lakefield lakeview, middle in watson ville right now, taking a look at some of the stories that are trending right now. on ktvu .com. up first. it's actually a story we brought you last night. a man says he was attacked in the parking lot at costco in danville, he says it was all over a parking spot and the commute of the future. the bay area company working to develop water taxis that fly right across san francisco bay also training tonight the historic rains that hit california are now sparking a gold rus

we forgot this program , well, just assume, yes, let's shoot into the sky, so to speak, let's say, juless right . well , of course, this is the wrong answer . the correct answer is rudolf erich. take any element you like. let's continue with the clever and clever team. under what pseudonym did he become famous? we continue with literature what is called two one then we will simply accept any author as an answer and continue. it's already been used your answer is accepted, listen to your intuition for 30 seconds. the popular trio of classical opera singers was called the three tenors, it included placidomingo luciano pavarotti and who is the third? tell me. maybe a monster? let's assume it's montserrat caballé yes, i accept your answer is understandable male trio and male trio, but oh the tower in any case it implies that there are men. well we sure see me. don't deviate from this path. yes, this is a volcanic eruption score for your team. how are you with myths? i hope not like the opera, yes. we, too, as in scandinavian mythology, the heavenly chamber was called alone in your team betwe

. >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect jule banned after 12 weeks instead of 20, withst, certain fatal fetal conditions, and the mother's life. at the law also requires longer waiting periods and more in person visits to obtain the procedure. republicans say the legislation includes compromises. >> if you look at some of the bills that are around the country, some that have been just really very -- much more heated than this bill -- they were bills that went further in one way or went further the other. this one really took kind of a middle of t the road approach. >> reporter: it will have an impact beyond north carolina. what does this mean for abortion care in this region? >> it is dangerous, it is scary right now, to be a pregnant person in the south. >> reporter: kelly flynn runs an abortion clinic in raleigh that has seen an influx of patients from out of stat since last year. >> we worry about women that are going to start to self manage their care, which is going to be very dangerous. hospitals could be inundated with a lot of tragic situations. >> reporter: now

we forgot, well, it's easy to assume, yes, let's shoot into the sky, so to speak, let's say jules isf course, this is the wrong answer. and we will continue moreover, she will survive the team of smarties and smarties. now he's damn it, of course, well called, i remember then just any of the authors. its already been used by your answer. listen to your intuition for 30 seconds. well watch the popular trio of classic opera singers called the three tenors, it included placido domingo luciano povorotti. and who is the third? tell me. let's assume it's montserrat caballe yes i accept your answer the answer is clear male trio and male trio but build the tower anyway well we're sure watch me. don't deviate from this path. yes, this is a volcanic eruption score for your team. how are you with myths? i hope not like with the opera, right? we, too, as in scandinavian mythology was called the heavenly chamber. odin scandinavians are absolutely correct answer score to your team an astronomical question for you. how is the distance between stars measured? only a few light-years away your team wi

>> reporter: jules and jou, good morning. want to get to the story about volodymyr zelenskyy coming in person to the summit in hiroshima. we have been talking about this since early today. on multiple media outlets is this report. now we can layer on and this is the source to the nbc news freelance producer in the capital of east who listened to and translated on ukrainian state television on the defense council secretary. he said we are sure that our president, volodymyr zelenskyy, would be where ukraine needed him in any part of the world to solve the issue of stall bility our country. very important decisions will be made there which is why the physical presence, my stress, physical presence is important regarding the events taking place on the territory of the country. physical presence, my stress, is there. we don't know the context. we have not seen the full translation of the interview if the question would be do you think volodymyr zelenskyy being anywhere in the world, would that include hiroshima and the g7 if that

captain william kidd, on his pirate ship the saint antonio, , a vessel laden with gold, silver, and jules his closest confidant, she learn that he had buried some of his stolen treasure for safekeeping, and he described to her where it was hidden. she was not to tell a soul. for more than 40 years, since his death in 1701, sarah, the pirates wife, kept a secret safe. not even her five children new. she alluded to it in her will, noting that she had assets in the city of new york, and elsewhere. she did not identify elsewhere. sarah worried about the consequences if her children were caught was stolen pirate loot. her strong instincts told her it was best to leave well enoughov alone. as she thought back over her life, not all of her memories were fond ones, especially the time when she was a pirate's wife. but now the memory of the hardships and heartbreak had softened and sarah wouldn't have traded it for anything. she felt proud, she felt very proud to have been a pirate's wife and she wore the title as a badge of honor. sarah repeated of prayer as her condition worsened, almighty god,

jules is correct. children of captain grant i think that i advise you all to see this film.great pleasure. i guarantee you. they don't make films like this anymore. unfortunately, he advised me to watch my film. the botanical garden that i shot as a director is just about love. eh, here are the guys of your generation. well, uh, about the orphanage this is a movie about an orphanage. i remember in the bison i showed him it was 600. here are guys your age. i was very worried about how they would receive this film. but when the film ended, i went out to them. they applauded and shouted, and i had to give 600 autographs. i am 3 1/2 hours. that's all they stood, no one left, and they had to sign him, he really liked this film. and if the movie you would not like to show them to children. more so black. this is at the turn. that's just when in our country everything was falling apart, everything everything creaked and collapsed. and so i took off. well, it's a very good script. he is not a child, of course, it was me who played the gravedigger of such a cemetery guy, there is a c

e defoe edgar poe jules is correct. well, right. it's already here.act, julia is probably right. yes, you can keep a record of science fiction as we know it perfectly. as we already remember correctly , the landing on the moon never happened, that is, it happened, but already in the second volume e and his second book, but about the flight to the moon. ah and uh, the main goal the main task. uh, the heroes from pushkin to the moon is just yes, yes, yes, it's easy, come on, make some kind of travel proof. yes, pick up speed to show how it happens, uh, to prove that it is possible, that is, first of all. uh, it's still at the center of technology. yes, here it begins more clearly than a person. then you know , i wrote my thesis, i rarely think about it, but you know about it, because in some sense we also belong to the same shop with vasily. i wrote my thesis, they are weaker. and i'm with him corresponded. and this is a completely great e man in later years. he was very against the man-made evolution of such an uncontrolled american one, and now solari

jules is correct. children of captain grant i think that i advise you all to see this movie.antee you. they don't make films like this anymore. unfortunately. and of course, i would advise you to watch my film. the botanical garden that i shot as a director is just about love. eh, here are the guys of your generation. well, uh, about an orphanage, this is a movie about an orphanage. i remember in the bison i showed him it was 600. here are guys your age. i was very worried about how they would receive this film. but when the film ended, i went out to them. they applauded and shouted, and i had to give 600 autographs. i 3 1/2 hours. that's all they stood, no one left, and they had to sign him, he really liked this film. if a movie you don't want to show them, yes. is there such a movie? called it's at the turn. that's just when in our country everything was falling apart, everything was creaking, everything was collapsing. and so i took off. well, it's a very good script. he is not a child, of course, it was me who played the gravedigger of such a cemetery guy, there is a ceme

in the jules undersea lodge habitat.ace that in key largo that tourists can actually stay there, too. the previous record was a 73 days. he says he is not planning to return to the service until reaches 100. >> days in the habitat next month, just because right. the tory says he loves living under water, but he really does miss the sun and to keep busy. he says he wakes up at 5 each day to exercise each protein. heavy meals like eggs and salmon. the reason for the experiment you might wonder, he says, is to find out just how are bodies react to living under water? all right. all right. is a good boy's birthday. the guinness book of world records says that bobby, the dog turned 31. 31 years old this weekend puts that in dog years. 7 times 30, that's alive that he's lived in a village in portugal, his whole life. his owner says the key to bobby's longevity is the calm and peaceful environment where he lives. he also adds that bobby only eats human food and has never been chained and leashed throughout his life. >> bob is o

doctor joseph dettori spent his 70th day living in the jules undersea lodge in key largo.odge does not use technology to adjust for increased under water pressure. this is all a part of an experiment called project 100. it combines medical and ocean research along with educational outreach to terry goes by the moniker doctor, deep sea. his research includes experiments in physiology to monitor how the human body response to long-term exposure to extreme pressure. he is planning to stay through june 9th that would reach that 100 day mark. so he's already hit the record and surpassed it. but he wants to go even this is impressive. so the thing that i miss most about being on the surface is literally the sun. the sun has been a major factor in my life. i usually go to the gym at 5 and then i come back out and i watch the sunrise. >> yeah. the previous record for living under water was 73 days. it was set 9 years ago. so doctor detour e well on his way to pass that he'll hit that 100 day. mark on june 9. that's going to do it for kron. 4 news at noon. olivia horton, i do belie

dr joseph deterring, spent his 74th day living in the jules undersea lodge in key largo.xperiment called project neptune 100 that's sponsored by the marine resources development foundation , turris goals to do medical and aquatic research and to conduct educational outreach to students at the university. of south florida. the records is a small bump, and we love it and i really appreciate it. i'm honored to have it, but we still have more science to do. the science doesn't stop here. deterrent plans to finish out his adventure on june 9th is 1/100 day below water, some incredible video now of a bear breaking into a car is making its rounds on social media. colorado parks and wildlife posted this video on twitter showing a black bear approaching a pickup truck opens the passenger door with the handle and gets inside. it knocks over a cooler uses it as a step stool. the bear finally manages to make his way into the truck and may have taken the truck owners lunch before getting out and walking back into the woods. if i did not see that with my own eyes, julian, like i would

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jules cohen is her oncologist. >> if you're worried that you're going to, you know, be diagnosed withng, i would say that's not something you need to worry about. >> reporter: the new guidelines do not apply to people with a personal history or high risk of breast cancer. they should continue to consult doctors on exam frequency. women with dense breasts can opt for sni a ultsound ormri, but th're often not covered by insurance. norah. >> nikki battiste with that importance information, thank you so much. >>> back here in washington, president biden sat down with congressional leaders in the oval office this afternoon in hopes of finding common ground on raising the debt limit and avoiding an economic disaster. cbs's nancy cordes joins us now from the white house. all right. nancy, did any agreements come out of this high-stakes meeting? >> reporter: unfortunately, norah, if wall street and main street were looking for reassurance coming out of this meeting, they did not get it. instead, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy stuck to their positions and agreed to meet again

sake of saving the planet to direct all of humanity on the path of mass extinction, if i'm wrong, jules, vadim is absolutely right about the idea of ​​european ecologists, they really sound more and more radical. here is what the german green activist vera braun schweiger advocates. less people, the better for the environment, from the words of the activist, without hesitation, she got down to business and sterilized herself. well, that is, in favor of the climate, she deprived herself of the opportunity to have children, and this is far from an isolated case, the refusal of offspring in favor of the climate turns into a real movement , radical environmentalists call it a strike birth rate and claims that each unborn person can save 58 tons of co2 per year, for comparison, for example, a car saves only 2.5 tons of carbon dioxide, but the founder of this movement. that same mrs. braun schweiger now demands 50,000 euros as his reward for everyone who voluntarily lay down under the surgeon's knife and refused to procreate for the sake of it. well, by the way, here questions arise for the s

losing all these percentages and benefits that frightens the french, for whom the reform is almost like julesdiligently pretending that he lives in a different reality. he travels around the country meets with young people. he has lunch in the school cafeteria and listens to motillesas. performed by high school students. mention in the song of the bloody flag of tyranny. in the current context. sounds ambiguous for the president of the french. now they place all their anger on the macron, just accusing him of authoritarianism, however, demonstrations of rebellious moods of social discontent on may day are traditionally activated throughout europe, but this year the new colors of germany among the portraits of communist leaders and slogans more wages less weapons give pensions, not tanks, how much can you hunchback? if we live in a rich country, then why do we have so few hospitals and we have to work so hard an indirect answer to all these questions, in fact, addressed to the german authorities , jesus of the head of european diplomacy jose suddenly sounded at a conference on the state of aff

is it true that jules verne started writing the adventure novel the fifteen-year-old captain when hes old? we read something, but in fact i don’t remember very much, maybe around the world in 80 days, but in general it seems to me that the wording rather suggests an answer. no, anastasia read something right, probably not. or i don't remember, but i answered yes, because i i liked it, it's a good technique in an intellectual game. i always act on the same principle as a genin, as you answered, and i chose the option, yes, because it seems to me that the name of the 15-year-old captain is somehow related to jules faithful, well , it is somehow related to him wrote. if anything, directly, i would say connected, it turns out not, everything is completely banal and just the writer was about 50 years old. but the novel began to write an edification to his 15-year-old son, that is , it was connected exclusively with the age of the son, it turns out, and not with his own age the correct answer to this question is no. tenth question, is it true that the denominator of a geometric progression

and here is our professor of international law, jules lobell, who , by the way, has sued all the presidents doctrine, he filed a lawsuit protesting against the vietnam war and everything in the world. and we collected signatures for the release of guantan prisoners in 2000, then he said that the highest form of lawlessness war, but at the same time there is not a single law in the world, and even more so in international law, which would prohibit war. there is a ban on certain forms of warfare, there and so on and so forth. it is impossible to ban war, because how humanity appeared, how it became the fastest and most effective form of resolving any conflict. and i don’t agree with you, dear colleague, when bulat sounds when it rings, bulat said so, yes, in my opinion, the ancient laws are silent, this is true, well, all the laws they were created by the winners in the forty-fifth year and all international law was then created, therefore today we are present at this international law collapsed on the fault for its complete destruction. we see it, we observe for us international affairs. who

we will hear from jules in missouri, democrats line. caller: good morning, pedro.uld like to get straight, i see people going down these strange paths. the first thing i would like to say is from the kitchen table to the largest corporations, those are called micro economies. our federal economy is an aggregate. it is a total of all of the economies. it is a micro economy. you cannot use the same rules to solve a problem that is not there. that is all i have got to say. host: that is jewels in missouri. let's hear from the budget chairman in the house on the sunday show about the beds budget and if it could fit into discussions moving forward when it comes to the debt ceiling. [video clip] >> this proposal would keep nondefense and defense discussion every spending flat from 2023 to 2024. the republicans want two increase defense spending despite $45 billion more than president biden had proposed last time. >> well, let's give some context to the discretionary budget. our federal government's 40% bigger today than it was going into covid. secondly, the president wi

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people like that, jules jordan, barbara jordan, bella, and these heroes of mine. in terms of why i've always been a political junkie, i read the newspaper when i was in sixth grade constantly. i just always loved it. >> anybody in your family like that? >> my son is always like that, my dad's. my dad will always say, i'm glad you are willing to run for office because i wouldn't want to do that because it is very exposing. it is very exposing. >> what did you dad say when you were elected? >> oh my god, so proud, so proud. he kept pitching himself because as an immigrant coming to this country, he never imagined that i would be in this position. but i think about when i was very first elected, my first legislature. i would say for the first year or so, are you getting hateful messages. are you getting hateful mail, have a slasher tires. that was his way of showing concern. it felt like being an openly gay elected official is very concerning, he was concerned about our health and safety, my family security. i don't get those questions very much anymore. his daughter