yeah, they're the magic avatars from an app called lens, a ai. and although the company has been around since 2018, it's only over the last several days that it's picked up in popularity, racking up 84 million hashtag mentions on tiktok. it's the photo editing app that's taken over social media lens. a i currently the number one most downloaded free app in the apple app store, transforming human selfies into works of art. here's megan fox reimagined a revamped timothy shalem. a everybody's using their the ai generated images from these in their social media apps, and it's just really taken off in the past couple of weeks, and it works for normal people to all you have to do. was upload 10 to 20 photos of yourself, whether their portraits or selfie style like this, and voila generates dozens, even hundreds of pieces of digital art. called magic avatars, but are things as picture perfect behind the scenes? anytime you're sharing your likeness online that can be a security concern scammers. other criminals can use that information to create phishing

well, a contact lens, of course.sion and an absolutely normal full field of vision, of course, in general, as if the eyes were healthy. a lot of people say that the glasses give a little narrowing of the field of view, as we see here, especially these hellish horn frames. this is understandable with glasses you will no longer have a field of view pancakes. you won't have it. this is generally, if the lenses are of high diopter, we are forced to make smaller glasses. here's how they can narrow your field of vision. 11 lens give one point lens won unconditionally. the score is 1:1, while the draw is on , there is such a problem, dry eye syndrome, a huge number of people know about it, this situation is familiar to those who work at the computer. who looks endlessly at the phone right? and we have a red eye called dry eye syndrome. many people know about it, because now many people suffer from this dry eye syndrome while being indoors, working with a computer and so on. what is the point is that there is a tear film on

the fact is that our lens is our natural lens, which is in the eye, it is absolutely transparent. but as we get older and older, the lens changes its color. it becomes more yellow. and when we develop a cataract, it often becomes brown. accordingly, we change the color sensation and naturally, almost all patients say that the colors have become different, even mune wrote that my colors have become not so intense, that the red color has become somehow dirty and natural when we treat a patient, when we change the crystals from cloudy to transparent. the first thing that patients say is that the colors have become different and unnatural. you are already weaning from the fact that this is the world i have for all these years a person has become accustomed to a different color sensation. here it is absolutely bright. an example, by the way, manet was later operated on and one eye, and he writes there again that my colors became bright, they give a little blue and they talk about it. and today's patients are the funniest. here's what to say, see our patient with glasses, but your glass

in a lens of singularity lack of community. then there's no wonder why it creates dissension when we say words like environmental justice for climate justice it's because the way that we are looking at it is pictured the run lands where we can see no difference. and why and where we are. in two thousand nine. the washington post ran a story on my city i was mayor of greenville mississippi and they've been working with us for some time and me being young and energetic and ready this of all the world's problems figured i was going to take a water in my case the brown water by community so the rival age of twenty seven. i decided that running for mayor and focusing on this one of many issues in my community would bring some attention is certainly did i got attention of the washington on my morning. well for my city and this is what people saw. they saw. the face of a child in a bathtub full of brown water. and right below that full. you see a picture of me. looking seriously about what can we do to rectify this issue in our commun

i honestly admire you len really.g they answered that they could not answer this question? what maybe they don’t know, it’s someone else who knows about you, but the right or left side has suffered. my right side was damaged. i have a hemorrhagic stroke - it's harder. this is, uh, rupture of vessels and blood. ah this ischemic is uh thrombus thrombus. i want to invite our studio to tv presenter dmitry dibrov, he also suffered a stroke. i think that you have something to talk about dimochka very glad to see you dim how much time has passed since the stroke rehabilitation. have you already generally ended a long time ago or is it still such constant work on yourself that happens. you know, the artist knows the so -called dark spot, the dead zone, when you forget a word that at putin's rehearsal it does not refer to a stroke, just more often, and i understand that you can not remember. what city did you get married in? napoleon of the country of memory is not present, besides, it is even more difficult to be in a sauna.

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but the lens, contrary to the manufacturer's statements, is not made of glass, this lens is hmm the polymers easily processed and quite cheap, then applying such an image to this polymer. it doesn't take much work. acrylic is lighter than glass ; it is almost impossible to break it, it stands up to moisture, but it is easier to scratch it, so svetlana cleans the pendant after it gets stuck, it is better without a brush, otherwise the lens. both herself and the image of the daughter looked good both in the dark and in the light of day, and as they say, svetlana at the heart on the lock from childhood, this pendant wins for the obvious advantage after a month it seems to me everything is shabby, because it was worn every day for itself by something that closed this pendant. naturally, it fell into disrepair very quickly. she began to unfold the photograph. in the end, she got lost. well , as if not to simply compare the earth with the sky, because , well, here it is, no matter how much i didn’t like it for an interesting idea and a good implementation. we would put five, but for acrylic inste

in santa clara, len ramirez, . >>> coming up, seafood lovers will have to wait a bit longer to get it cracking. why crab season was delayed again. >>> i'm ryan yamamoto live in walnut creek. that is amanda dancing away. the last push to dance with us for free for a good cause. >>> we are in the middle of our food for bay area families drive. even though it may be damp, people in walnut creek are taking the ice for a good cause. ryan yamamoto has been at the rink all day long, you are a champ. he is here for our donate and skate event. how is it going? >> it's going great out here, jules. we are having a great time. still a lot of people skating behind me including our very own amanda , the star of our morning show here. all these people skating here, they are skating for free. that is because they donated a nonperishable food item, or they donated some money. there is still some time to come down here , we still have about 50 minutes until they shutdown. come on down, there's a lot of people, a lot of families donating their money and donating their food. speaking of donations, one do

or they are in the shadow of a self-lens, very small , and the stake, of course, is that a person simplythis electronic at the first esoteric device. how many women managed to get into the lens of the spy baby while riddle as well as who exactly installed the skanda hidden camera. burned out after a salon employee found a suspicious picture in her work computer and recognized the client. i found a photo, well, a half -naked girl on the desktop, and accordingly changes it, well, i managed to visit the salon for half a year of work. almost all the bloggers of novosibirsk and hundreds of other women, now they are all guessing. who could install camera first suspected businessman. pozhidaeva owner. igor very actively suggested that the girls massage her, not kenit - this is a massage in the female genital organs of a person. in every second he offered such things, well, the merchants have their own version , he blames the dismissed employee for everything, that very anastasia shorn, who told everyone about the strange picture and the hidden camera, the girl worked in the salon for only 2 wee

raw by ophthalmologists in the form of cataract clouding of the lens. surgical interventions after replacing the lens, in order to quickly adapt your vision, you can also amino acid from taurine is prescribed taurine is prescribed quite often by ophthalmologists, with an increased load on the eyes, a violation of the heart rhythm. shortness of breath and swelling large amounts of amino acids. taurine is found in the heart muscle and in the smooth muscles of our blood vessels. that is, in fact, for the so-called inotropic effect. that is, taurine is also responsible for the contraction of the heart muscle, vascular congestion, and when a lack of taurine develops, the cardiovascular system primarily reacts to this. taurine boosts myocardial stability. taurine can help to stabilize the heart rate to the loads, reduce vascular tone, thereby reducing blood pressure, increase myocardial contractility, and thereby reduce swelling syndrome quite often, cardiologists prescribe taurine when prescribing cardiac glycosides, cardiac glycosides are drugs that treat h

we can chance to wake up to heavy rain lens lines and sink holes with dozens debt and any more missing. ah, i'm here until berlin, thanks for joining us. at the old couple, katara argentina have conventionally beaten croatia, 3 nil. the 1st of the semi final clashes argentina is when electrified to folders back home would come out to follow the magic fans in windows. aries, experts and fans alike were expecting a tough match for creatures upset against brazil in the last round. but you know, messy and his teammates proved too much for them to handle. this semi final was found to be the last shot at world cup glory, tray, and legendary player. either argentina's were you know, messy or co h as luca mudrinich despite croatia controlling much of the ball early on argentina were the 1st to break through. with william alvarez's bullish run, forwarded by a clear foul with the whole world watching. but his keeper too nervous to look. leo messy stepped up and ripped home the penalty. one mill argentina with 34 minutes play and just 5 minutes later alvarez was again crouching through a sea of l

and brittney griner was win through the lens of twitter.bout, i'm in disbelief, this is part of a team that arrested viktor bout. he said it is -- in disbelief at someone with the potential to orchestrate arms deals that can kill americans anywhere in the world would be traded for a prisoner, any prisoner. this sends a terrible message, the us will make concessions and if an american is held overseas there is always the potential the us will acquiesce to demands of people like vladimir putin. >> doesn't this show how weak president biden is? this is all you can do for the merchants of death, a guy convicted of terrorism, $20 million of weapons, this is all you could do, traded wnba player? why couldn't we have gotten both? if this was trump he probably would've done so, republican president would have done so but president biden is we, there's a reason putin invaded ukraine in the first place under this man and the taliban basically stuck it to president biden as the botched withdrawal from afghanistan, president biden's week, here's a path

the owners of the salon, and he closed the spa center on them for slander; those who got into the lenscamera can insist on compensation to restore the right to privacy, and by removing from the internet defamatory information and average information that make up, and personal data and e information relating to private life, and ask for compensation for the dissemination of this information. again, this is compensation for non-pecuniary damage. you can sweat at least a billion rubles on state duty is not subject to, so you can ask as much as you like. in general, be that as it may, the goal was achieved in advertising. this salon is no longer needed. and as they say, black pr is also pr maria semyonova valentin lyubimov and dmitry salnikov ntv for the first time decided on a frank interview, yulia's relatives talopa with the call sign valkyrie, a mercenary from russia who is now fighting in the country of ukraine, her relatives said that they consider her a traitor they don’t want to know the ranks anymore vsu, a native of the stavropol territory replenished back in 2014, when she was o

and everyone will recognize morozov's lens, believe me.main theme. of course yes, we have an eternal pessimist, an eternal optimist, and we can not live without each other, wait, what else, sit down. i've dealt with the institute's house. well, you can privatize your apartment. yes, don’t get loaded, you’re volodya, right now, let’s go, they said, can you imagine how happy she will be. they are very various. but i really like both. you are great. why do you choose they hinted today? pay no attention. why are these boys too young for you in the first place? you have to think about older men. this is fine. you do n't have to force a. the time will come and if you love a normal boy, make him older than you. well, well, what, secondly? and secondly, if you cannot choose between them, then it means that you do not love any of them. tell me what it is these are flowers, and who brought them? for whom? for you what were you thinking when i brought here? as soon as i saw. i love you. i'm going crazy. i love you. i love you. i can make you happy. i

len andsrea in d. wke gro roupe ub ps withur >> when you de your bind oaklana ty, were not just riding on trails like you see here in the national setting. we ride around the streets and the neighborhoods and you see the need. >> reporter: the need was to solve food insecurity right here at home. >> we are so successful in some areas. >> reporter: they organized a bike race to benefit the alameda county community food bank. >> it is neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: that was 10 years ago. >> we have raised over $350,000 through this event. i have been at food bank for 12 years and i have not seen a collaboration like this. >> reporter: the food bank says the group is one of their largest contributors, period. >> the thing that they really like is bike riding. so they have found ways to fund raise doing something they love. >> reporter: the event allows riders to time themselves individually on a set course using gps devices. >> with that registration goes and automatic donation to the food bank

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they were running out of space, but as len ramirez reports, space is a storage company's specialty. >> reporter: on the long road to building a successful business -- >> we have a number of bikes we are building, here. >> reporter: alex bronze as the first few miles for him were on a bike. >> i enjoy having a bike as a child, i would ride all the way through the neighborhoods. >> reporter: that is why he is teaming up with a nonprofit kids bike lane, and volunteers like todd to build bikes for hundreds of underserved youth in alameda and contra costa counties this holiday season. >> everybody deals with so much, you know, death by 1000 cuts, how about life by 1000 hugs. >> our kids that receive the bikes are kings and queens of hand-me-downs. >> reporter: kids bike lane was founded by retired schoolteacher kathy riggs, six years ago. >> we focus our bikes on school-age kids, especially high schoolers. we have a real heart for foster kids, because we know when they age out, a bicycle may be their only transportation. >> reporter: kids bike lane used to store the bikes in volunteers gar

you have a good lens of what is happening in the workplace.is not happening in the workplace at san francisco is people attending -- returning to office. attendance is quite poor, do you have an insight on it? guest: what we know from our research, 34% of tech workers said they would not stay at their job if they could not be in a hybrid or remote first work environment. we see that play out. in technology companies the chr o own the real estate component. talking to my colleagues we have already planned or not renewing leases, reducing real estate footprint. the debate is over, the plane is in place, the strategy is moving forward. i still see headlines were folks are battling it out. we know that in order to get the talent we need to run our business as we had to provide that flex ability. ed: chief people officer, thank you. let's head over to stanford where bloomberg spoke thursday with the ceo of general motors. if the company thinks they will be able to sell one million ev's in 2025, this is what she said. >> we made that statement and s

we paint through light and that's what basically photography is through the lens collective. i'm going to be developing some film today for shit that i did. a few weeks ago. my phone is black here. that's like people say there's and magnification that i place on flex going as an individual with these days a glorification. there's a celebration, and there's a beauty that i'm trying to translate with with the, with, with black skin and black subject, and also translating other stories of identity in it have often been criticized of having to sit in the election of subjects. it's either there to black, with a person with oven, and especially when it comes to my conceptual work. in a false paste world deadlines, more to digital, to tend to works mainly with digital photography that installed your timelessness of photography still makes it an attractive medium of her in a fixer, the fixer fixes the image onto the phone so that it doesn't rub off to become permanent onto the phone. my preference is always so there is a beauty also that comes with great. i always say to people that

drops on the camera lens . tim anderson the low to mid 50s. they will drop into the 40s late tonight. highs tomorrow , only the middle portion of the 50s. the rain and wind arrive on saturday. sunday, showery . not necessarily a washout , but unsettled. some straggling showers early monday. we dry out for a few days, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday , but it is still going to be chilly. it is december, after all. >> worth repeating, try not to go to the mountains this weekend. >> the widow tomorrow afternoon to work your way up there. after that, forget about it. >>> we are live at walnut creek on ice . throughout this whole food drive , we have met some amazing volunteers. we are going to introduce you to a stroke survivor who found >>> we are live in contra costa county where you can still skate for free at walnut creek on ice. all you need to do is bring a food item or make a monetary donation. there's still some spots left. if you are worried about the rain , we are in a covered area. still a lot of skating to happen here. john ramos intro

as len ramirez reports, she became the boss of her company. >> reporter: maria is the president and ceo of bench tech , a multimillion dollar santa clara factory that makes workstations for the big tech biomed, and car companies in silicon valley and around the world. but when she walks into business meetings , she sometimes gets mistaken for someone else. >> they automatically thought i was looking for a job. like maria says she has battled stereotypes, discrimination, and wage theft . that's why she opened her factory and led her voice to a rally calling out latina equal pay day. >> we can create financial well. >> reporter: the rally was organized by the latina organization . latinas earn an average of $0.42 two every dollar earned by flight males in california.'s make it could be -- the real kicker is, as a woman that excels in her career advances and becomes more educated, the pay gap will only widen. >> reporter: maria said she first felt the sting of injustice when she worked for a janitor and waistcoat there were four raises. >> i felt invisible. >> reporter: she went back to sc

hi len wait, lena got me a reservation. i don't love you, you know i don't love you.lay not only with muscles, but also with their heads. arshavin arshavin absolutely right ilya well, what are we playing? which of these athletes is belarusian? it seems to me on the left, watch the intellectually entertaining show head game on belarus 24 tv channel. every week we are laying new routes in interesting corners of belarus today, i will debunk myths and discover the surroundings for you, zhidvichi . captain run get acquainted with interesting people, and in many ways they succeeded really often called our palace, and belarusian universal for our belarusian scale. this is indeed a very significant palace. one of the largest and one of the most magnificent palaces, showing local traditions and iconic sights, the territory of the modern national park was inhabited thousands of years ago. all this is a modern interpretation of the pagan once there were many such places here. watch in the program the route was built on belarus 24 tv channel. nick, what is not? and ronka? stop ye

len good morning. shackleton. len good morning.ying now that the government should give in and accept these rail demands. we know that inflation set to go down next year is . it really down next year is. it really worth the government spending . worth the government spending. let's be honest, there's not very much political. it has left on keeping this fight going . i on keeping this fight going. i think it probably from that point of view because i mean , point of view because i mean, you give it to one of these rather impolite demands where you draw the line, you've got a huge number of public sector workers from public sector workers from public sector workers railway workers who are putting in these claims and the cost to the taxpayer , to nobody cost to the taxpayer, to nobody else is not a top cost . the else is not a top cost. the government, of course, it's a cost to the taxpayer, will run into many billions , could be put into many billions, could be put to better use. so argue now . to better use. so argue now. earlier on

to being the beauty that comes out from being black, contemporary african photography through the lens of them. bob, when born south african based photographer cuts in the chin, dora is a visual exploration of what it means to be african and black. today, sometime a fashion photographer, fine art photographer, commercial photographer. but i'm a visual story teller. i love telling stories through photograph. we paint through light, and that's what basically the photography i'm going through the lens collective. i'm going to be developing some film today that i did a few weeks ago. oh, my black here. that's like people say, days and magnification that i place on like skin as an individual. these days a glorification. there's a celebration and there's a beauty that i'm trying to translate with with, with black skin and black subjects and also translating other stories of identity in it. have often been criticized of having a certain selection of subjects. it's able to black with a person with others. especially when it comes to my conceptual work in a fast paced world, medlin's more to di

as len ramirez reports, space is the storage company's specialty. >> we will open this container. >>orter: on the long road to building a successful business, >> we have a number of bikes we are building here. >> reporter: alex bronze as the first few miles, for him, were on a bike. >> i enjoyed having a bike as a child, i would ride all through the neighborhoods. >> reporter: that is why he is teaming up with the nonprofit kids bike lane, and volunteers like todd, to build bikes for hundreds of underserved youth in alameda and contra costa counties this holiday season. >> everybody deals with so much, and you know, the term of death by 1000 cuts? how about life by 1000 code thousand hugs. >> our kids who receive the bikes our kings and queens of hand-me-downs. >> reporter: kids bike lane was a fire was founded by a retired schoolteacher years ago. >> we focus on school age kids, especially high schoolers. we have a real heart for foster kids, because we know, when they age out, a bicycle may be their only transportation. >> reporter: kids bike lane used to store the bikes in volunte

stretches out his hands so that the guard takes off the handcuffs and hurries to turn away from the lens. and this is the footage of the detention of the then suspects june 2018, fsb operatives , together with the police, entered the room where, according to their data, there was an intimate salon, the bed was not made, the girls were not dressed, scattered things. shamefully hiding their faces behind locks of hair, some came from abroad and the language of pushkin and fet, the owner labored on the doors and walls of the announcement with strict rules of conduct for employees . sergei rubyzhnov created a criminal association for organizing prostitution, in which 15 men and six women went out, in total, during the existence of the criminal association, a financial benefit in the amount of at least 39 million rubles was extracted. monthly income share up to rubizhne amounted to 1 million rubles. in the team of rubizhny, all roles were clearly distributed. for example, the deputy, as well as the leader from among the then current law enforcement officers, not only accumulated all income, co

of race, but through a lens of fact and fiction. you bear the brunt of the worst kind of attack. you are a trader, we are told. i would love for you to discuss the challenges that you had as a latin american, latino american covering the border crisis from the perspective you have. from a law and order perspective >> the problem with the reality of the situation, it is a different version. it is just that it is all being done in the name of minorities. racial justice or immigration justice or what have you. when you look at the border crisis and we say we are trying to do this in a more humane way of immigration, no, it is not. when you encourage people to come, more people will put themselves in the hands of cartels and human traffickers to rape, who was assaulted and robbed these people and hold hostage,ou kill them because wha cares if you kill 10 of your customers. on the flipside, with the riots, being done with the racial reckoning. it is, well, how can you say this is justice what a lot of people are minorities. what i will s

>> yeah, i see it within the lens, the broader lens of a decade of holding the central rate and the entire capitalist system, the 10 year treasury way below where it would have been otherwise and causing mal-investment. when most people look at fed policy they say why didn't it create more consumer price inflation. what that really does, it misallocates capital. we had money flowing into business models that were never going to work and these platform companies trading at valuationses that don't make any sense from the a cash flow perspective so he buys twitter an can't think of a business model to actually make this thing cash flow to pay the debt that he owes or give him a reasonable return on equity and tesla was always the same sort of thing. right? if you discounted the cash flow out based upon lofty sales estimates it still didn't make sense. you would never buy that as a bond surrogate. i think we're just trapped in this whole 10 years of misallocation of capital. maria: this is what stephanie pomboy is worried about, zombie companies in 2023 and how the debt is going to roll over a

i'm through the lens collective. i'm going to be developing some film today for that. i did a few weeks ago. oh, my black give back. that's like the was say days and magnification that i place on like skin does an individual these days a glorification. there's a celebration, and there's a beauty that i'm trying to translate with with the, with, with black skin and black subjects and also translating other stories of identity. and often in criticized of having a set of selection of subjects, it's able to black with a person with others. especially when it comes to my conceptual work in a false paste world deadlines, more to digital, to tend to works. mamie with digital photography that installed your timelessness of phone photography still makes it an attractive medium. appearance. fixer, the fixer fixes the image onto the phone so that it doesn't rub off to become permanent onto the phone. my preference is always phone. there is a beauty also that comes with great i always say to people that digital to trying to match phone. you have film grades that people put over di

alone with everyone, elena snegur, and her daughter yulia sokolova len passed like a mouth.f a gray section it is always at 38 weeks. and so i carried it to 38 weeks and arrived for a planned caesarean. ufa you also went, julia no, we took her. but she herself did not let us in, they said that it was impossible. why? well, they can't. in this hospital, in their practice, there are no partnerships of partner deliveries, so there is none. and where were you, my we were at home sitting on pins and needles all this time, until my mother called and said you became parents. and when the caesarean section took place, were you conscious or not? come on, i mean you saw right away. yes, they did not do the final anesthesia, i heard the child. i heard that he was screaming, even i heard that he seemed to be screaming in his stomach. he began to scream so that such a muffled sound was, uh, a voice, a voice, then stronger, and then they took him away. uh, to another room, they showed him everything, as it should be or not. they didn't show it to me. they didn't say that, look. here is th

len calm down len we now what to do? can we really?sister, she says correctly, this is a cop. this is our house , no one will come here. don't worry, i'll be back regularly. if i suddenly have a business trip , silachenko will come, you know him, but the most important thing is not to communicate with anyone, not to contact anyone. you adults understand everything. have you calmed down just fine? listen, i told you to only call in emergencies . and this is an emergency, this fsb officer contacted me. 9 is waiting tomorrow at 9:00. let's go talk. well, if he has something on me, and you think, who are you more afraid of me or did the chekists screw you up? good evening. hello, i called you why do i need to transfer all this things to the dacha. alexei ivanovich, i understand your concerns. yes, you contacted the wrong people, but out of good intentions, after all, so alexey ivanovich get out of the car. we are with you let's talk calmly. we will protect you everything will be fine. i'm looking through kotov's documents and found a numbe

information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga lenhursday at 11:40 and friday at 13:00 on the espresso tv channel, watch this of the week , the program of the collaborators, the miklushka list, hundreds of traitors from all over the country, what did the traitors exchange their homeland for with russia, who headed the occupation administrations, you are our people, and what punishment do the lackeys of the kremlin receive in ukrainian earth watch every wednesday at 4:45 p.m. the best of the cycle , collaborators, the list of mitluzhka on the espresso tv channel, we will continue our broadcast at 9:15 and here is the turn of hanna valevska on espresso with you. good morning. well, in particular, we will continue the conversation about collaborators on our broadcast, we will include ivan fedorov, the mayor of melitopol p good health, ivan. well, i'm you. i congratulate you on the day of local self-government . thank you for your work and please tell us about what is happening now in melitopol. we read that on the eve of december 6, in t

the blogger succeeded thanks to a pizza box that fell into the camera lens. was recording a video for the activist greta thunberg, but at that moment the courier brought him food, the police calculated the order number and the client’s address from it, perhaps this video became the most expensive in career. you are the one that is now paused. he faces up to 10 years. deprivation of liberty alexander mostovaya vesti duty station, and all legal news. you can find out around the clock in our telegram channel to conduct duty units, and the program releases are available on the media platform , watch in the application and on the website look.ru tatyana petrova was in the studio with the upcoming and see you in the new year. it's me alexey fedorov, the developer of the first quantum blockchain and quantum algorithms. and this is the moment when i decided to go into science. i read about modern physics and dreamed of closing the blind spots to science since childhood for a decade science and technology on the science of the russian federation and had a very constru

len derks etta is accused of using a samurai sword to kill his girlfriend. investigators say the suspect has a history of mental illness and domestic violence. >>> for the third straight christmas, covid will be part of the holidays. covid cases remain high across california, but there is a bit of hopeful news. new data released today by the state shows our positivity rate at 11.1%. that's down 0.4% from the previous week. today the white house announced new steps to fight the winter spread of covid, including more free at-home tests, increased efforts to vaccinate nursing home residents, and sending supplies to states in need. here's nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: across the country, a familiar winter pattern is settling in. covid cases on the rise as colder weather forces people indoors. public health officials do not expect as big a covid surge as last winter, but cases and deaths have increased since thanksgiving. >> this is still a significant and killer illness, and we need to take it very seriously. >> reporter: with hospitals already stretched thin f

we've talked a lot about job lens. all of those have allowed ukraine to defend itself and to progressively drive out russian forces. this package might also include technology that can empower ukraine's air force with what are called smart bombs and ukraine can absolutely find creative uses for those guided weapons, including more accurate targeting of russian command positions, ammunition depots, and more effective targeting overall. so that aid is incredibly important to the war effort flooded we put in today's spoke to military leaders and told them that he was certain russia would achieve it stated goals in ukraine in 2023 at this point. what are the goals? the stated russian goals are frankly, some nonsense about d notification and gaining full control over the illegally annexed and temporarily occupied ukrainian territories. but russia's actual strategic objective remains the complete control of ukraine and the eradication of ukraine, statehood and ukraine's identity. it's not about capturing specific territory t

. - and so it bounces off the lens and back into your eye. - that's so cool. breakthrough technology like this is getting smaller every year. en now it's being developed for contact lenses. the mojo lens is less bulky than smart glasses and completely invible to others. when paired with a smartphone, they not only display information for the wearer, but also improve eyesight. - in the future, we'll see the technology disappear, it'll become widespread. - [angel] to bring man and machine even closer into alignment, thad is developing another cyborg technology that actually teaches the body and brain new skills, with no training or practice required. - this idea of being able to passively train these skills is something that's new, we haven't heard of it before. these are what's called muscle memory gloves, and they teach you skills like how to play a piano without your active attention. - how does it- (laughs) what's happening? - okay, so lemme show you the gloves here. so what we got in here are little vibrating motors that are above the fingers. - oh, things

information attacks by the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday thursday at 11:40 and friday at 13:00 on espresso tv channel andriy yanitsky with economic news on espresso tv channel live at 8:00 on weekdays, if you missed it, you can watch it in a replay at 11:00 p.m. and on the internet on the youtube channel of the espresso tv channel at any time, by the way , you can leave comments there. i will answer them, so try. well, if you want to watch it now on the stream, then comment on us this release first some current news and then about corruption, as promised, naftogaz will supply gas for power plants at a price lower than the market. this was reported by the chairman of the board of the company, oleksiy chernyshov , commenting on this decision of the government. therefore, the cost of blue fuel will be from 11,000 to 16,500 hryvnias per cubic meter, everything will depend on the conditions of supply, however, such a preferential price creates another problem, some power plants will find it more profitable to work on gas instead of burni

it was possible thanks to a pizza box that fell into the lens of a television camera. andrew tate was recording a video for activist greta thunberg, but at that moment the courier brought him food, from which the police calculated the number order and the address of the client, perhaps this video has become the most expensive in his career. you are the one that is now paused. he faces up to 10 years. deprivation of liberty alexander mostovaya vesti the duty unit sent a saleswoman knocked out in the center of mytishchi near moscow, it is unknown, robbed. intimate shop from the cash register he got only 8,000 rubles. but at the same time, the criminal seriously beat the woman behind the counter. why is it unsafe to stand at the cash desk in a retail outlet for adults? for the first time, the floors of mytytic avenue are occupied by retail stores where you can buy groceries, medicines and tools. but behind this bright red door there is a store where they also sell a kind of tools, but quite. narrow application the point of sale for adults operates 24/7 exactly the schedul

you can see wetness on the lens there of the golden gate bridge.day. and this is just a glimpse of what's to come. we have live team coverage tonight. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in the north bay, where people are still cleaning up after tuesday's storm. but we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. hi, rob. >> hi there. we're watching this one very closely because now that the ground is saturated, you're talking about almost the same rain totals we saw on tuesday combined with gusty wind. we do think this will be a high-impact event starting up later tomorrow and into the weekend. this time tomorrow night, flood watches will already be under way for the north bay counties. those mountain rain totals could be anywhere from three to five inches of rain. so tomorrow afternoon, 4:00, all north bay counties under the flood watch. that expands southward at 10:00, areas san francisco, east bay, into the south bay. that's 10:00 tomorrow night all the way through 10:00 on saturday. right now as you can see on those camera lenses, stormranger looking thr

and a real opportunity for us to do the training and the development around equity, equity lens.pact that will change america long term. especially for people of color in those rural communities and those communities across america that may not have the real benefits. so we've been working, sarah knows that, with those regions. especially in the south and small cities and now we've expanded globally working with the bloomberg philanthropist foundation and we are working with over a couple of thousand cities right now that are small. so i think the opportunity is to get those dollars again back in the hands of local governments so that we can really have impacts in our country. >> deal. i was going to have the last word but i have to [inaudible] sitting there. >> i just want to respond to one thing clarence said which is that san antonio will be fine. i hope that it's true. [laughter] let me say this about equity, it's a constant laser focus. and the concern, and there should, be all across the board as we develop these more universal tools and competencies is that if the winds of

he says using google lens to take a picture of a product can save you let's say you're shopping. a pair of boots that you love, but maybe they're outside of your budget and you want to spend a little less. but you can take a picture of those boots with cuba lands and google's got pull up every kind of boot that looks like that may pull up the exact same and show you hey, instead of buying it at nordstrom, you can get the same. but it calls for a similar looking for $200 less tap this camera icon in the google app on iphone or in the search bar on android to activate the feature. this just gives me a little bit of confidence as i'm thopping. police know that i'm not getting ripped off. next up, an app called flipp. it lets you search through major retailers. sell flyers perfect for finding a specific brand you want on sale at a store near you. for instance, razors are notoriously expensive. but you can use this app to search for your favorite brand and find out where they are on sale near you. finally, if you love shopping at big box, retailers like target, don't forget to price m

he says using google lens to take a picture of a product can save you big.ou're shopping. you see a pair of boots that you love, but maybe they're outside of your budget and you want to spend a little less. but you can take a picture of those boots with cuba lands and google's got pull up every kind of boot that looks like pull up the exact same and show you hey, instead of buying it at nordstrom, you can get the same. but it calls for a similar looking for $200 less tap this camera icon in the google app on iphone or in the search bar on android to activate the feature. this just gives me a little bit of confidence as i'm shopping. police know that i'm not getting ripped off. next up, an app called flipp. it lets you search through major retailers. sell flyers perfect for finding a specific brand you want on sale at a store near you. for instance, razors are notoriously expensive. but you can use this app to search for your favorite brand and find out where they are on sale near you. finally, if you love shopping at big box, retailers like target, don't for

you can see rain on the camera lens. they're reporting about 70 cancelations at that airport and 157 delays right now cancelations at san jose mineta and oakland international involved mostly southwest flights, and that those airports at san jose monetta 157 cancelations. 39 delays. oakland international reports 128 cancelations and 50 delayed flights. let's check in with ktvu as amended quintana, who is at oakland international airport right now, and amanda, you've been speaking with frustrated travelers all morning long. what's the situation there now? well it's been pretty slow here all morning long because we haven't seen a lot of flights actually take off on time. and i want to give you a look at this board. a lot of red a lot of yellow up there, and those are mainly southwest flights, almost all of them southwest flights, leading to some pretty upset passengers. as soon as the plane landed here, they told us my flight was canceled and i need to figure out something else mccartney was trying to get from eugene, oreg

the lens becomes cloudy with age.comes cloudy - this is an irreversible process, the older we become, the more likely it is that it will cloud the proteins that are included in the lens, their age-related changes in the protein occur. and it gradually gradually loses its transparency. uh-huh , denaturation occurs and the lens becomes like this white more and more white white cataract. we are able to treat perfectly today. how many times do we meet people. uh, well, and i'm on my way to meet people begin to look closely. well, how the eyes shine. well, it’s necessary , he’ll also see what’s directly shining with us, and then i’ll come up and take a look, the trees are winding, and he says, yes, he says there was an operation and they were crunching right here. in the eyes quite right, that is, we are changing. i personally do a huge number of such operations and the results are amazing and the person begins to see again. but today we are talking about what happens to the brain when a cataract forms. unfortunately, a ca

i am also listen about the lens of this, it has risen in price. can't do it again in 2 weeks. lens. you kissed him in a restaurant , and you walked her, apparently just for my money. listen, you misunderstood, this is a customer there is a big order. i don't care, you really don't concern me. i do not forbid you to communicate with the child. i just won't let him cheat anymore. what are you a goat? why are you so sad, we won today well done? yes, i miss anechka, she's cool. that's how i even today for her got into a fight. i just remembered. i owe you something. come in, anechka, come in. what are you talking about? so i forgot in this fuss thank you champagne and then we'll finish drinking, we never drank, or what? there is thank you cartoons is this for a long time? ah that tea seems still there is. what are we drinking for? well let's do it. wanted to propose, you said, let's sit down for a minute in the car has been going for 20 minutes. i do not understand what's going on. well, you know that for such a violation a fine of up to 3,000 rubles is expected. i do not argue. e

so far the kids saw a know there have been some center lens system changes, which is not a law. basically, what does flood waters to sink into a lake. authorities are planning to restore another 23 square kilometers, but it just noted take yes for the lake to return to its former glory. but a happy with the 1st signs of revival party method. i'll just eat or ah, look at the main stories of following the salad just before you leave you. and you ins. refugee agency is saying that at least a 180 were hang refugees who were stranded at sea for weeks and now presumed dead separately. at least 240 people have arrived on in the new jersey west and actually province since sunday of to weeks at sea. the united nations says this year is possibly been the deadliest for the rangers. in almost a decade, refugees continually desperate conditions in camps where they reside in bangladesh, there are more than a 1000000 of them living there. now. the free people killed in a shooting, a kurdish cultural center have been honored in central paris. crowds walked from the scene of friday's attack to t

what we're seeing is that with this opportunity from the national lens, we are asked gain mayors, city the data. to look at the gaps. and not talk about the fact that we have a problem, just because there is a problem in terms of our mind. let's look at the data. the data will tell you that there are racial gaps and education, and housing. as well as health care. we are challenging our member cities, and cities all over america, to look at that data and to design a strategy, and plan, to address the issues that are in your community. now what challenges are in washington d.c. is different than they are in my home country of florida. i'll tell you about the country's story later. it is very different. you cannot develop the same plan and one community as you would do in san antonio with mayor nuremberg. i think that given the authority to the local government is going to really drive equity. the whole concept of the america to rescue plan is to be able to provide equity and it's planning and implementation. i commend, again, the administration for that. you're putting the confidence in

another lens stands out. -- and another lens. >> we have to give a big shout out to those very few investorsy on the bet the boj were crack. >> may be an early christmas present. some investors to get this right. some had been middle -- that the bank of japan would be forced to pivot. but the question was around the timing and a handful of them seem to have gotten it right. we spoke with bluebay plus chief executive officer, he expects the upper window yields to 75 basis points by march. here's what he said. >> do we think this is just an isolated move? no. this is the beginning of normalization. they have been increasingly struggling to hold their emergency policy. that has now changed and we are on the pathway towards normalization and the market is going to be volatile along that path. >> we will have more on the boj later. but, sam bankman-fried reportedly signed extradition a person will return to the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> south korea's hyundai has quietly slipped into become the world's third-largest carmaker and is battling ford for second place in the u.s. sales behind tesla.