hi guys my name is bond and to join a ranger in the kruger national park i'm ready to take you out on the safari come with me let's go. on from the eastern cape corps born in canton and see which is. put in is a bit of contesting the waltz ever since i was born. so walden less is more parts of the field guide i have already learned to work in the group of pockets so amazing because kruger is so big they don't versity all the want like it's so rich. that is a martial. science one of the largest groups around here and those eagles actually when they fully grown they can pick up a baby impala they specializes in morning time visits you can see the tired sort of banging on the other side of the tree often there's a dispiriting wall. every time i drive in these roads it's a new day every day i mean look at this vastness just open. just. how do we not have. the golden. years the magic the magic i mean. while come to some friend on the bridge this is where i work from with me. this special it's amazing because they utilizing what's in there as part of the history so to have that actually tra

and will go far far away to south africa's kruger national park. there's a new. underground star in 10 or 11 subway system was recently expanded and while that may not seem like a noteworthy event it's the result is pretty stunning. the new extended q 5 connects a number of popular sites in the city center and many will become one in its own right. to learn more i'm reading told must clear that he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. what do you think of they're going to see that house station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white a steadicam. you know these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural archetype vaults supports and loads in pillars that directs the entire burden of the station onto a narrow 14 between the trucks. and what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated into it so they coord

and will go far far away to south africa's kruger national park. there's a. new underground star intended for a lead subway system was recently expanded and while that may not seem like a note worthy of bet the result is pretty stunning. the new extended hue 5 connects a number of popular sites in the city center and many will become one in its own right. to learn more i'm meeting told must could go he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. with what do you think of the it is about how station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white us that it. you know if these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural archetype vaults supports and loads in pillars that directs the entire burden of the station onto a narrow footing between the tracks. what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated into it so they

and will go far far away to south africa's kruger national park. there's a new underground star in town for a limp subway system was recently expanded and while that may not seem like a note worthy of vets the result is pretty stunning. the new extended hue 5 connects a number of popular sites in the city center and many will become one in its own right. to learn more i'm meeting told must clear he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. i want to you think of they're going to see that house station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white a steadicam. you know if these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural archetype vaults supports and loads in pillars that direct the entire burden of the station onto a narrow 14 between the tracks. and what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated i

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and will go far far away to south africa's kruger national park. there's a new. underground star in 10 or 11 subway system was recently expanded and while that may not seem like a noteworthy i bet the result is pretty stunning. the new extended hue 5 connects a number of popular sites in the city center and many will become one in its own right. to learn more i'm leading tell must he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. what do you think of the whole it is about how station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white a steadicam. you know these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural aka type vaults supports and loads in pillars that directs the entire burden of the station onto a narrow footing between the trucks. and what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated into it so they coordinated with one

it's a hierarchy of crime extending far beyond the kruger. these are organized crime syndicates but the challenge is his people you don't find them in the park you don't find them with wire arms you don't find them with their rhino on your front someone is sitting in vietnam or in china what are the chances that you can link that person to a to a rhino that has been killed in kruger national park the chances are very slim. while the carcass rots under an african sun the horns are destined for asia caught up the jewelry ground into medicine or kept whole as a sign of status and wealth. and so illusion because it seems as if a u. turn you trained you knew it couldn't have anything you know sniffed. on the edge of the crew that is a city of nose print our investigation is concentrating on the key mid level deal is to facilitate the trade between africa and asia. might go wrong john huang a chinese businessman who lives here to he runs a massage parlor and employs some illegal workers but he gets around the moves easily. that it was you know. my

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a 100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany antidoping reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly was in a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the will of art he created the idea that everybody is an artist he believed in the creative powers of the mind to something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the ideas so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today in that side of the art scene absolutely he was right from the beginning a rising star but outside the world of art it was a bit different because the people just didn't know what to do with a strange guy with a had knobs painting or creating sculptures just do weird things and there are a few stories about cleanest destroying his art installations because they didn't realize it was art and half of germany was laughing abou

a 100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany antidoping reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly wasn't a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the world of arts he created the idea that everybody is an artist he believed in the creative powers of the mind is something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the idea so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today inside the out scene absolutely he was right from the beginning a rising star but outside the world of art it was a bit different because the people just didn't know what to do with a strange guy with a hat not painting or creating sculptures just do weird things and there are a few stories about cleanest destroying his art installations because they didn't realize it forced art and half of germany was laughing about it be

a 100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany antidoping reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly wasn't a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the will of art he created the idea that everybody is an artists he believed in the creative powers of the mind to something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the idea so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today in that side of the obscene absolutely he was right from the beginning a rising star but outside the world of art it was a bit different because the people just didn't know what to do with a strange guy with a had nots painting or creating sculptures just do weird things and there are a few stories about cleanest destroying his art installations because they didn't realize it was art and half of germany was laughing about t

reporter michael kruger here with me so mike a lot of people are asking is this the new art market or is it just a bubble or do you think well 1st of all 2 words have met here on the one hand this young man that generation knew a pocket full of bitcoins cryptocurrency and on the other hand the very professional investors who are not really interested in art and yeah and this is maybe the reason why we have these incredible sums that being paid for it now and if the value of trip to really increase in the future is something we still don't know the excitement will go down i'm quite sure and the odds will return at the sunset again but nevertheless people like me pull will be a chapter in the history of art where there's a lot of excitement now also though in the music industry some people are saying and if these are going to shake up that world what's that about. well they're really threatening the monopoly of streaming services right now with the subscription base economic models because after the streaming services the record labels the musicians seem to be at the end of the food cha

a suspected rhino poacher was trampled to death by a herd of breeding elephants in south africa's krugerational park. the man and two accomplices were running from park rangers when they encountered the herd. one of the alleged poachers was captured according to investigators, the third suspect is still on the run after suffering an eye injury an ax and a rifle were recovered by authorities >>. >> the san jose sharks patrick u is waking up today on the brink of played his 1,767th game. that ties the great gordie howe for the most games played in league history it's a record that howe said 41 years ago. the sharks' next game is tonight in las vegas, giving marleau the opportunity to break that record >>> the soccer world is set to turn on its head with 12 of europe's top clubs announcing plans to break away from their leagues and form a super league. the league says they will have 15 teams before play begins. uefa, the governing body for european soccer condemned the plan in a statement saying threatening bands major competition for players to part take in the league >>> we have much more

reporter michael kruger here with me so mike a lot of people are asking is this the new art market or is it just a bubble what do you think well 1st of all 2 words have met here on the one hand this young generation new it's with a pocket full of bitcoins cryptocurrency and on the other hand the very professional investors who are not really interested in art and yeah and this is maybe the reason why we have these incredible sums that being paid 5 now if the value of trip to really increase in the future is something we still don't know the excitement will go down i'm quite sure and the art will return at the center again but nevertheless people like me pull will be a chapter in the history of art where there's a lot of excitement now also though in the music industry some people are saying and if he's are going to shake up that world what's that about well they're really threatening the monopoly of streaming services right now with the subscription based economic models because after the streaming services the wreckage the labels the musicians seem to be at the end of the food chain

first, i don't think i recognized the passing every tired deputy city attorney george kruger awhile ago. george served for many years as the utilities general counsel, long time predecessor of the current city attorney. he and i had a memorable exchange in 1993 or 1994 about a brown act issue before the commission. i don't know if commissioners harrington and moran remember that. i want to recognize his passing. next item. sewer system improvement program scope schedule and budget approved by this commission on december 22, 2020. most recently i wonder since there was a significant increase there if there is anything new to report on ssip. i had outstanding questions there. i am not sure if there is anything further about ssip. next. i tried to reasoning the manager of the bureau of environmental management several times since last meeting. i am unable to reach her. i am frustrated about that and how environmental documents are provided or linked to reference in connection with calendar items. i wonder what else i can do that someone might suggest that is constructive because otherwise

war a war of words actually was triggered between the 2 sides in late march when the head of crewe kruger state committee for national security proposed that tajikistan should yield. a target in clay within the cougar's territorial borders. in exchange for a parcel of territory from the buckskin region so that was actually the start of the war of words between the 2 sides according to some reports but nic the border issue is always there in these kinds of former soviet countries especially even though almost 30 years have passed through 2 sides gained in independence the say agreement on the borders which is a very long one remains because the target is down has an enclave within cricket this town and from time to time especially on the fine border in that a long frontiere is a matter of question but this time it was the heaviest clash between the 2 sides but apparently it's halted because of this temporary ceasefire. president thanks for the cynical sort of the. 3rd ahead here on al-jazeera fears that india's ferentz may have crossed over the border to nepal the country heads into a 2 we

100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany and to dublin reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly wasn't a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the world over arts he created the idea that everybody is an artist he believed in the creative powers of the mind to something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the idea so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today in that side of the art scene absolutely he was right from the beginning a rising star but outside the world of art it was a bit different because the people just didn't know what to do with a strange guy with a had nots painting or creating sculptures just do weird things and there are a few stories about cleanest destroying his art installations because they didn't realise it course art and half of germany was laughing

reporter michael kruger here with me so mike a lot of people are asking is this the new art market or is it just a bubble or do you think well 1st of all 2 words have met here on the one hand this young generation knew it's with a pocket full of bitcoin cryptocurrency and on the other hand the very professional investors who are not really interested in art and yeah and this is maybe the reason why we have these incredible sums that being paid 5 now what if the value of trip to really increase in the future is something we still don't know the excitement will go down i'm quite sure and the art will return at the center again but nevertheless people like me pull will be a chapter in the history of art where there's a lot of excitement now also though in the music industry some people are saying and if these are going to shake up that world what's that about. well there are really threatening the monopoly of streaming services right now with the subscription base economic models because after the streaming services the record labels the musicians seem to be at the end of the food chain

reporter michael kruger here with me so mike a lot of people are asking is this the new art market or is it just a bubble what do you think well 1st of all 2 words have met here on the one hand this young man a generation newts with a pocket full of bitcoins cryptocurrency and on the other hand the very professional investors who are not really interested in art. yeah and this is maybe the reason why we have these incredible sums that being paid right now if the value of trip to really increase in the future is something we still don't know the excitement will go down i'm quite sure and the odds will return at the sunset again but nevertheless people like me pull will be a chapter in the history of art where there's a lot of excitement now also though in the music industry some people are saying and if these are going to shake up that world what's that about. well they're really threatening the monopoly of streaming services right now with the subscription based economic models because after the streaming services the record labels the musicians seem to be at the end of the food chain

reporter michael kruger here with me so mike a lot of people are asking is this the new art market or is it just a bubble or do you think well 1st of all 2 words have met here on the one hand this young man a generation new pocket full of bitcoins cryptocurrency and on the other hand the very professional investors who are not really interested in art and yeah and this is maybe the reason why we have these incredible sums that being paid 5 now what if the value of trip to really increase in the future is something we still don't know the excitement will go down i'm quite sure and the odds will return at the center again but nevertheless people like me pull will be a chapter in the history of art where there's a lot of excitement now also though in the music industry some people are saying and if these are going to shake up that world what's that about. well there are really threatening the monopoly of streaming services right now with the subscription base economic models because after the streaming services the wreckage the labels the musicians seem to be at the end of the food chain

first, i don't think i recognized the passing every tired deputy city attorney george kruger awhile ago. george served for many years as the utilities general counsel, long time predecessor of the current city attorney. he and i had a memorable exchange in 1993 or 1994 about a brown act issue before the commission. i don't know if commissioners harrington and moran remember that. i want to recognize his passing. next item. sewer system improvement program scope schedule and budget approved by this commission on december 22, 2020. most recently i wonder since there was a significant increase there if there is anything new to report on ssip. i had outstanding questions there. i am not sure if there is anything further about ssip. next. i tried to reasoning the manager of the bureau of environmental management several times since last meeting. i am unable to reach her. i am frustrated about that and how environmental documents are provided or linked to reference in connection with calendar items. i wonder what else i can do that someone might suggest that is constructive because otherwise

40 niner phillip adams and police are saying he committed suicide after the shooting reporter ryan kruger joins us now live from the york county sheriff's office. and ryan, we understand that the suspect new some of the victims. >> yeah. what he at least lived on the same street. we have confirmed but investigators are trying to tell us what if any, relationship there may have had. we did hear from a local congressman earlier who said he believed that one of the victims doctor robert leslie was actually the suspects. doctor. but when i was speaking with the sheriff. the sheriff told me he's not sure if that actually is the case or not. still a lot of things to work out in this case. but here's what we do now about 4.45 eastern time yesterday afternoon. that is when sheriff's deputies say that former nfl player phillip adams forced his way into the home of doctor robert leslie and opened fire. robert leslie, his wife barbara, their 2 young grandchildren along with in h vacc worker who was there on the property. all 5 of them were killed there was a second h vacc worker. also, they're worki

the grocery store kruger's offered employees $100 to get vaccinated.on rate from 50% to 75% among their associates. patti young owns a hair salon in springfield, ohio. she has also dedicated getting her customers and employees vaccinated. when they leave the salon, receptionists -- and maybe going to a saloon, i don't know -- when they leave the salon, the receptionist helps sign you and your family have to get a covid vaccine and where to get it. they had scheduled more than 200 shot so far. businesses and employers like patty should be supported for doing the right thing. so to make sure this policy comes at no cost to small or medium-sized businesses with fewer than 500 employees, the irs is toasting instructions for how employers can get reimbursed for the cost of providing paid leave for employees to get vaccinated and recover from the side effects if they have any. that reimbursement, which comes through a tax payment, is thanks to a program i launched in the american rescue plan. again, every employee should get paid leave to get a shot. busines

if i had one -- this is from dale kruger on facebook the question for susan, you are so knowledgeablethis is from steve allred, you need to come to costco in ohio at least on weekends giving out samples at our local store, recently brought back more items to eat besides hotdogs and pizza at the food court. costco, and and and had trouble managing your remote control -- you said it sounds like delegates, what is the word you used? this is a clicker. doesn't everybody - you call it that, we got to go. we are always out of time. more varney after this. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (judith) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manager) but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? (judith) we don't have those. (money manager) so what's in it for you? (judith) our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpecte

i don't think i recognized the passing a few months ago every tired deputy city attorney george kruger i wanted to speak on that for a moment. george served as the deputy city attorneyed assigned to the utilities general counsel when muni was part of the p.u.c. i respected his work as susan cleveland knows i wanted to recognize his work and passing. he was in his 80s and lived in the sunset district. i have a question that may relate to transit later. is there any update about the physical spacing guidance for passengers on transit vehicles? as long as that six foot goal of pass spacing is in effect that will constrain the capacity which will affect the ability to schedule on the street. any update about the marge or state guidance would be helpful and informative. thanks very much. >> next speaker, please. >> you have 12 questions remaining. >> hello, hayden miller. i was able to speak with somebody from department of operations center about safety on the buses. one thing i did not talk about with him was the masks and sanitizer on the buses. i have started to see them rollout. it is