remove this cloudy lens from the eye and implant another transparent lens, but the lens is large enought through a minimal puncture, the operation lasts 10 minutes. this is an elegant short, super technology. here is a local anesthetic or was the girl a droplet now in the eye. and just like that, she doesn't feel anything. and so the professor takes the microscope and begins work is performed microscopic puncture. we go into the eye with such a tool and destroy the lens inside the eye. why because we need to turn it? we literally flared up in order to aspirate , you see, this is actually an ultrasonic vacuum cleaner, it destroys and immediately sucks the fragments inside. but this is an artificial lens. yes , we fill the artificial lens into the cartridge and push it inside the eye, and there it straightens out and takes its place in the capsular bag. and so it remains for everything the rest of his life transparent in his native place to the eye. he doesn't interfere. now you have practically seen the real timekeeping for the operation 1,000 times , it was filmed a little a thousand ti

our lens is a natural lens. inside the eye is doubly convex.in protein that transmits the rays of the lens. the light here is crossed, as we know , and the image is focused on the retina, if the lens begins to become cloudy, the rays of light, but a person cannot gradually pass through it vision decreases, the more intense it becomes cloudy, the less a person sees, if it becomes completely cloudy, the person loses the ability to see objects. he sees only the light at the first symptoms. you will notice a gradual decrease in cataract vision - this is usually a bilateral disease. well , the process begins on one eye and can be there from several months to several years gradually develops and on the second eye it is painless. slowly, vision decreases , it seems that we are looking. as through cloudy dirty glass, especially in bright sunny or in bright light, patients see some halos around objects, at night, on the contrary , the colors become very washed out and very odd. there may be some kind of doubling of the image, but light will change you t

with the help of a lens belongs and controversy. in this matter.rdo da vinci in 15.08, he drew a sketch of contact lenses and described the improvement of the optical system of the human eye by contacting the cornea with water, of course, in those days this breakthrough idea was simply unrealistic to implement and the first glass lens was made only three centuries later. the first optical devices for vision correction, which were already similar to modern appeared it was when a person realized that it was necessary to correct today the anatomy of the eye has been studied almost thoroughly, however , scientists continue profile studies with us. stepan, an employee of the institute of physiology of the academy of sciences of belarus, is in touch, good afternoon, since our eye is arranged and how we see from a physiological point of view, hello ekaterina, it’s worth saying that the eye is essentially one of the most complex human senses, however, it’s worth saying that the eyes are only a receiver of information. they receive a picture and transmit fo

with the help of a lens belongs and controversy. in this matter.nci in the eighth year, he drew a sketch of contact lenses and described the improvement of the optical system of the human eye by means of a contactor of the cornea with water, of course, in those days it was simply unrealistic to realize this breakthrough idea and the first lens was the first optical devices for vision correction, which were already similar to modern ones , appeared just when a person realized that it was necessary to correct today, the anatomy of the eye has been studied practically, thoroughly, however, scientists continue profile studies with us. stepan, an employee of the institute of physiology of the academy of sciences of belarus, is in touch, good afternoon, since our eye is arranged and how we see from a physiological point of view , hello ekaterina to say that the eyes are only a receiver of information, they receive the bag and transmit information for further processing to the brain , the two main parts of the peephole, which are responsible for receiving

stay with us, len. you are watching the whistleblowers. our guest today is dr. len bur. stay tuned. we're going to take a short break and come right back. ah. 2 2 2 2 2 ah, ah, ah ah, a in 1935 fascists, italy, led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over ethiopia. by that time, ethiopia was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896. its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonists and defend their independence since then, rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october, 3, 1935. without any announcement, the fascists attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. ethiopian armed forces fought courageously, but the brutality of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also chemical weapons, toxic gases. this change the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe stats at approval. britain and france recogniz

thanks again for being with us, len. good. have you lynette. vanna syndrome is now well documented and is the subject of much debate in the medical community. what has the reaction been from your friends, your family members and colleagues to the development of this syndrome in your case? have they been understanding supportive? have they been able to be helpful in any way? yes. oh, you know, john, you are as strong as the people you surround your yourself with that i and l. u that my partner, my best friend, my family, who by the way, reside in germany. they, initially, they were skeptical, but they understood, and they know me well. so up and there's evidence. so they're very extremely support my partner called every member on the intelligence committee. but the biggest challenge that i had in this whole situation is really coming to grips with reality that this is happening to me. right? this is, this is a, this is a really, it's a big built the small to, to realize that somebody's remotely damage in your brain and for a re

we're happy to be joined by doctor landed len bur. he's a russia born physician who came to the united states in 1994 to work for a pharmaceutical company in houston, texas. a naturalized citizen, len resides in suburban, chicago with his partner of 20 years, and he works in the regulatory field. in 2019, he started experiencing symptoms of havana syndrome at his home. these symptoms are continuing to the present day. lynne was diagnosed with havana syndrome, formally by the same team of experts that diagnosed u. s embassy personnel, medically evacuated from cuba. as a result of these debilitating attacks, dr. brewer has been on medical leave since 2021. his case was referred to the defense department by a neuro weapons expert from georgetown university. neither d o d nor the f b, i has made any steps to investigate his diagnosed and validated case of havana syndrome. len, welcome to the show. it's good to have you. nice to have nice to me. what are you? thanks for joining us. let's start at the beginning. you began experiencing sympt

when our lens has increased in size and swelled , the lens of which the liquid no longer comes out oflike a ball of liquid raises intraocular pressure and a sharp rise in intraocular pressure can hit the optic nerve, already blindness, irreversible, which no operation can save, so the operation is absolutely necessary. that is, the question is not even worth the operation today for the patient is a very easy procedure. patient feel no pain for 10 minutes 15 minutes. he is lying on the operating table , staring into a bright light. then he goes home with a bandage, which he removes in the evening and immediately begins to see the operation is as follows instead. we implant our cloudy lens, artificial, the lens of which there are several types of monofocal, what does this mean? this is an artificial lens with one focus that allows the image to reach the retina and beyond. that is, we live without the need to wear glasses. you can drive a car without glasses to watch tv to live without glasses, but in order to read up close, you need small glasses. uh, plus there are lenses. the so-calle

but 1st, how to apps like lens i work with. linda users can create their own magic avatar by uploading 10 to 20 se to the f like mechanical j here. the more diverse the more interesting the results. once your thoughts are on the app server and a, our software analyzes them. text them with keywords and generates new images in different categories, like stylish, sy, fi or enemy. this takes about 20 minutes to do that. lens draws information from an open source dataset named lion fife. b. that database is put together by scraping and analyzing pictures from the internet. lion 5 b is basically creating a huge library of images of all kinds, but putting labels on them. for example, man woman, caucasian on latina. and that's why the problems start is lenses, sexist? there seems to be a huge gap and what kind of images lindsa generates for men and women men often get flattering portraits of themselves as astronauts. all super heroes, a lot of fema use us reported picks of themselves and knew it all highly sexualized cartoonish portrai

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fundus examination with fundus lens under control before the size of the eyeball .he so-called anterior, dorsal often appear in people with myopia. the same study shows the state of the vessels of the fundus. well, this is the main thing further as the patient's complaints grow, it is necessary to monitor the thickness of the cornea. after all , with the thinning of the cornea with its irregular shape, astigmatism occurs , diseases such as keratoconus occur, which does not give a clear picture; they require a special vision of special control by ophthalmologists. checking for we can say for ourselves the possibilities of modern diagnostics of eye diseases with accuracy that from the earliest years everyone should have not only their own dentist, but also their own ophthalmologist. near today the focus of our attention is glasses and look further. to sharpen or protect your eyes, let's look at the modern variety of glasses. contact lenses are very convenient, but not dangerous. answering a question with a question is not the best strategy, unless, of course, construc

the fact is that a contact lens is also 90% liquid; a contact lens changes its temperature properties can change. if you feel, uh, the discomfort of feeling a foreign body in your eye, of course. this lens must be removed and in general, in principle, after visiting the bath, it is better to change the contact lens and be sure to use moisturizing drops. and when steam is turned on , the temperature rises in the steam room, it is better to close your eyes in general, in principle, because the temperature is high. so to speak, it affects the upper surface of the eye on the surface of the cornea and the epithelium of the outer layer. the cornea spoils the lens spoils in the same way, so you can wear it, but with caution and be sure to use a moisturizing drop. let's break for a while, and then we will continue the jewish happiness, for which in israel they revere forshmak on critical days every month. you're just anticipating what's actually going to happen bleeding. these are periods that were stopped only by strong painkillers . painful periods. why is it not normal to light candles? le

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the lens is completely foggy and they were getting hammered earlier this morning. >> reporter: yeah, ryan. i was going to point that out. these conditions are not only favorable for us. you can see those foggy lens and that because the camera so wet the condensation is accumulated inside the camera. one at redwood boulevard here in novato and that area where the pavement buckled after that landslide you see the condition here. the rain has picked up the last 10 minutes. the wind has died down and that is good news here. these are the conditions we have been experiencing. earlier i got pelted on and the winds were whipping crazy. i had to make sure i had my footing because the winds were crazier this morning. again the conditions are not favorable. you see that from the camera. if this is a good time for you to work from home if that's an option today would be a good day. >> ryan: for people at home once that lens gets that condensation is not what you can do except sit and wait for that to dry out. hopefully guys get some warmth and dry out there. >>> coverage of the incoming storm a

true, the lens became significantly thicker and it was more difficult for doctors, but 80% of visualy was restored in a year from 73-year-old alexander vostrikov, who also had a cataract so that i could even read the document on my desktop. i had to use three to four points, because at each distance i had to use my own glasses. solve the problem of allowed 215-minute operations. first in one eye. a few weeks later, on another, the surgeon divides the clouded lens into parts through a micro-incision using an ultrasonic instrument, which are then removed to the vacant space inside the eye, alexander near and far , lasers are beginning to be used in such operations, and we have the latest technology that allows, with the help of fentose of a second laser, without penetrating into the human eye, prepare the crystals for crushing it, in fact, like a pizza into small pieces. after that, we only have to go inside the eye and remove the prepared small pieces of the clouded lens, and a robot has already appeared that does laser operations on its own, however, it’s still impossible to do witho

but the lens, contrary to the manufacturer's statements , is not made of glass, this lens is a hmm polymereasily 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. she showed herself well and the image of the daughter both in the dark and in the light of day, and as svetlana says at the heart on the lock from childhood , this pendant wins for a clear advantage in a month that she wore it every day for herself that she closed this pendant. naturally, it fell into disrepair very quickly. she began to unfold the photograph. in the end, she got lost. well, no matter how you compare just the earth with the sky, because, well, here it is, as if not very much for an interesting idea and a good implementation. we would put five, but for acrylic instead of the declared optical glass. one point. still, we will remove our rating

you can see rain on the lens. roads are packed with drivers and the roads with wet this morning. meteorologist vianey arana is in for kari this morning. you can see from the screen that the rain is still hovering around. >> we have the system working its way out but still bringing down rain. you can see it on stormranger. i'm going to zoom this in closer to the north bay where you can see areas that are finally catching a break. that includes santa rosa, novato. but if you're driving through richmond, fairfield, concord, san francisco, even down through the south bay, you are going to get caught up in some light to moderate, even heavy downpours through the santa cruz mountains where you can see oranges and yellows. because we are still seeing rain, there could still be the potential of flooding for some creeks. however, i did look at the latest forecast for the san francisquito creek that we were monitoring closely. it does look like at last check it was at 10 feet and it will begin to cree seed around 11:00 a.m.

as most of the center is looking at it from the lens of the organism targeting indians in particular, is it it is targeting hindu americans, specifically, hindu american, is that a the language was amended at the very end to add other communities and countries, lakes and other african countries, japan, et cetera. a the examples used to justify the law are all based on hindus acting in a wrong way, not real roof office, but not the ordinance has come into effect. would it not apply across the board because the ordinance claims to be targeting of practice and not a community? and as you can see, pointed out the language was changed. so what exist now is not targeting a community it is because let me tell you this a lot. i know it is, it does shamartha that sort of gone through. but when we introduce in question, she's, it works is a socialist person and she has been very clear on the whole goal. with this law, she wants to attack the corporate bosses. and if you look at the top companies, many of them are that are by indian americans on a large and hindu american. so he idea is to top a

definitely luxury items and are priced accordingly because of the expensive a i chips that power the lens. these neural morphic chips seek to imitate the learning ability and energy efficiency of human brains. and this is proving to be very popular with the prosthetics as a system is capable of stimulating a 100000000 neurons. now to the 1000000 global new amputees yearly, these new prosthetic systems will help less than the learning curve in adjusting to their new normal. in addition to that, as technology continues to advance these prosthetics also helped to supplement healthy individuals with additional lens. think a i powered exoskeletons that can help you lift 200 pounds effortlessly. now, while these devices are not yet available commercially to consumers, they are available to certain clinics and cost upwards of $80000.00. while the far end of bio hacking spectrum that includes a i, chips and surgery implants is not yet available in to mainstream consumers. the middle ground has now been popularized by celebrities. athletes like tom brady tech rows like bases and dorsey, and many m

yes, that is, the lens will continue to grow anyway. more and more for such patients, what we do is remove the lens that you no longer need, on the contrary, it only causes you the risk of your lens is not needed in its place, artificial crystals are implanted, which, instead of growing, does not increase b. it is ten times thinner than crystal. this, which will open the tubercular area of ​​the opening angle to teach and restore the circulation of the fluid , removing the risk of forming a closed. deeper and at the same time artificial the lens is selected optically in such a way that you will not need glasses. it's optional it would be more dangerous to be different. no well, when you look at a person, don't drag anything off your empty eyes. quite right. yes , my mother says that her grandmother also had such a load, she had glaucoma. grandmother lost her sight badly, she saw, she saw badly, and in general, until the end of her life, she constantly dripped. it is better to do the crystal removal operation, how quickly it will recover

of india in the united states is most of the circle is looking at it from the lens of it. but the ordinance isn't targeting indians in particular, is it it is targeting hindu americans specifically in go, american is that will be all answers, is that the language of their own thoughts? the language was amended at the very end to add other communities and countries, lakes and other african countries, japan, et cetera. but the example is used to justify the law are, are based on hindus acting in a wrong way with no real roof office. but now that the ordinance has come into effect, would it not apply across the board because the ordinance claims to be targeting a practice and not to community. and as you could actually pointed out, the language was changed. so what exist now is not targeting a community it is because let me tell you there's a large no, it isn't. it does show mazama, but you're going to the woman who introduced and pushed it. she said, well, this socialist person and she has been very clear on the whole goals with this law . she wants to attack the corporate b

remove that clear lens because the block of the angle of the anterior chamber and we know that if wewe warn the patient that he will not be able to see, you will not get better, and you do not need a unit of vision, but we will make a pathogenetic referral reconstruction of the anterior angle, glaucoma is difficult even for doctors, so you understand irina, but for patients, they are looking for, if one doctor does not help, they will look for a second , third, fourth, you really need to go to those centers where there is a glaucoma office, where there is equipment, because the course of glaucoma depends on the dynamics of one the examination will not give anything to the field of vision, when we see three fields of vision during the year, then we understand what the drug is, how much we can tell the patient and when to come to us, when he will not come to us again don't forget about congenital glaucoma, the fact that these children are our future, because congenital glaucoma is treated only surgically and only with its timely detection and timely intervention, and again, these are t

the biden administration as well as the senioron advisers, you know, i applauded the racial equity lens when it comes to that decision, recognizing that there is a difference when it comes to student debt. student debt impacts the black community in a different way. the average black bower holds about $53,000 in student debt, and when we began those conversations, we were really pushing the to cancel a minimum ofel $50,000 or more. obviously, we'd like to see all student debt be canceled, but this is a first accept in the longer conversation about value and cost of higher education. how do we insure that young people who are going to higher education have the opportunity to really see a bright future, righting? these -- right? the financial barrier shouldn't be with impacting young people 's decision to actually pursue higher education. i myself am a millennial. many of us feel burdened by their student debt. we know that 35% of millennials have reported that they have delayed their plans to become homeowners because of their student debt. and so this is really an understood to to give

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len ramirez introduces us to the man making a mark in silicon valley and is now trying to help otherim>> reporter: michael van ever is bringing love and hope to what can be one of the most painful places. it is the burn center at santa clara valley medical center. >> you have some recovery ahead of you, but you will be fine. >> reporter: he came to offer encouragement to a santa cruz food truck worker who was severely burned by a fire in his mobile kitchen. if anyone should know that, it is michael. as a child, 50 years ago he was nearly killed in a fire while playing in a friend's garage. >> i was burned when i was 2.5 years old in 1972, where i had an unfortunate accident with gasoline that caught onto a water and exploded, essentially burning 60% of my body. >> reporter: he spent six months undergoing treatment inside the newly opened burn center and to this day carries the scars and disfigurement of that childhood accident. >> at one time my hands were like this at 2.5 years old. through tremendous amounts of plastic surgery and some amazing surgeons, i have regained at least 95%

i have some, but not many fung latin with many asian pharmacies, cells scales from african pango lens that have been smuggled here illegally 50 more grams, place from you would have a good weight to them. yes, very good. reside, but there aren't many left you didn't have these little scales boost your fertility, pardon, or gay? i also have scales from the clause in a and mama. oh ok. this is a claw. how interesting? benee zayna. they seem to be good quality. now we rarely lower than it. oh, grammar are not you you back to hack? well have to eat them federal or do you how do you do that? oh, they talk, i pulled back and i found them in hot sound in the dried man. you know, the, don't forget the sand shouldn't be when i called and gotten what, wow, okay, yeah, yeah, i would agree with everything. 100 grams cost $1400000.00 don't pay. the price per kilo here is more than $20.00 times higher. one kilo cost the equivalent of 25 years in and been darker here in vietnam. it's $520.00. in china, penguin scales cost even more smugglers make a massive profit from this illegal trade. and all the

say that an allergy is manifested by allergic conjunctivitis, and at the moment there is a contact lens conjunctivitis at this point, you can not wear the first thing we need to understand? will we be able to deal with this allergic or not? if we carry out such treatment and we see that the patient is in a normal condition, that his conjunctivitis has passed , that we absolutely control this process , try to wear contact lenses, it is possible and then we look at the reaction, if the tolerance of contact lenses is normal, the cornea is normal, the lens sits on cornea is normal. this means that this patient can wear a lens, but he must always know when he has worsening conjunctivitis contact lenses. it is necessary to remove or before, when this conjunctivitis, it is usually seasonal, it will manifest itself. this is very important, because spring is the time of hay fever. and during dusty diseases, a huge number of people begin to flow lying down. this is allergic conjunctivitis. therefore, if you know what you have for us, if you have allergic conjunctivitis, it means that you don’t wa

is the surface where we put on the contact lens, of course, it has changed a lot.ated to neurology. these episodes didn't go away. eh, for free. and one eye lost sight. but the second eye , in principle, is promising, you can work with it. there are changes in the fields of vision, but in general she can see, well, a few lines, let's say, yes, she sees, of course, surprises me too. how does she not only take care of herself usually. patients who come to us, they generally lead them by the hand. how does she hammer nails? i don't know, maybe i've been doing this out of habit for many years. uh, hmm, wrong optics for a long time, such ischemia of the cornea and, in general, narrowing of these visual fields. that is, of course, she does not take care of herself and everything to herself according to the residual principle, so we can offer her treatment. uh, hmm, it can touch both the right and left eyes, but vision is promising, of course, the left eye. that is, you can even compete for the second eye. yes, yes, i believe that building a house can be postponed, take c

len ramirez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> chinese president xi jinping is meeting with russian president vladimir putin in moscow today. it comes after putin visited the occupied ukrainian port city of mariupol over the weekend. russia bombed, seized, and illegally annexed it last year, damaging or destroying nearly all of its buildings. putin was seen driving himself around the city touring a new playground and theater and visiting residents there. he also visited occupied crimea to mark the ninth anniversary of its annexation from ukraine. >>> back home, new york community bank has agreed to buy a large part of failed new york-based signature bank. the federal deposit insurance corporation announced the $2.7 billion deal last night. signature bank's 40 branches will become flag star bank starting today. flag star is a subsidiary of community bank. >>> and senator elizabeth warren meantime is calling on an independent investigation into the failure of signature and california-based silicon valley bank. warren sent a letter to several inspectors general urging regulators to examine the m

. >> you're really looking at this through the wrong lens. >> plus, problems still lingering from this week's windstorm. thousands of people still remain without power this morning. the mounting frustration as parts of the bay area go days without electricity and pg&e's response. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, xumo, and online. >>> good morning to you on this friday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. happy st. patrick's day to you. let's start with a look at the forecast. is the luck of the irish on our side? >> i think so. we're going to see sunshine today. we are going to have a very nice day in the bay area. looking at san jose right now, 46 degrees and it is a slightly milder start. we have a mostly clear sky. as we go into the rest of today, we'll see temperatures warming up. it's going to be a while before we really start to feel that. we are headed for 68 degrees today and 66 degrees in fremont. a lot of green on this map for our milder weather we'll see with high temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 60s. into the weekend we'll see more weather

all right, >> thank you, len ramirez live in palo alto. in the meantime cleanup crews across the bay area had their hands full today. this was the scene in walnut creek this afternoon where crews were working to clear a down tree on houston road. >> and now let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen with a check at the current conditions right now. hopefully a break is in sight. >> right. the winds are gradually becoming a little bit lighter. it's definitely still breezy, still under a high wind warning until 11:00 p.m. the winds are going to die down before then. right now the strongest gusts on the map are below 40 miles an hour. compare that to earlier today. late morning into early afternoon, we have wind gusts that were in the 45 to 55 miles an hour range. on top of some of the peaks around 90 miles an hour. the diminishing trend to the winds will continue, but the high wind warning continues technically until 11:00 this evening. of course, there are plenty of issues that are still remaining to be cleaned up. we also have mor

with an artificial lens.a , the other has a combination of cataract and glaucoma and other concomitant pathology, which already belongs to the posterior segment of the eye. you just need to be observed competently in time, we have the latest equipment, which is produced both in world production and also in domestic ones, it is also very important to have, and a complete list of medicines that are used in the conservative treatment of glocoma. all this in our country. there is an increasing percentage of people with glaucoma. this is due to the fact that the proportion of the elderly in the total population of the planet is increasing, and the risk of developing this pathology increases with age in our country at the moment. there are more than a million people diagnosed with deafness alexander bystriyskaya ursal mamedov and ekaterina yudina watch the main news of moscow and the moscow region in the week in the city program on our tv channel on sunday 8 am. i was in court, and they told me that you can be impr

. >> really looking at this through the wrong lens. >> local and state leaders wanted to give people a forum to talk about the situation and how to be better prepared. east palo alto, los altos, cupertino are among the many cities with widespread outages. here's what pg&e had to say about the storm's impact. >> you have to remember, this is 13th major storm we've had this year. the soil is extremely saturated, so winds that strong, even healthy trees, huge pines came down and damaged power equipment. >> the utility says this is the worst outage since 1995. >>> mexican music stars are coming together to help those impacted by the devastating flooding in pajaro at sap center tonight. all the proceeds from the show and the group's oakland arena show tomorrow will be donated to local charities that help those victims. singer alejandro fernandez will do the same when he plays sam in september. many people in pajaro were forced out of their homes by that flooding and waiting and wondering when they will be allowed to go back home. monterey county leaders say it is still too early to tell p

vitamin, and there is no rhododendroxin, when light enters our eye, it passes through the cornea the lens and enters the retina and this radopsin disintegrates in this way visual er, the impulse that goes to the brain. and in this way the act of vision is carried out, that is, without kinship. impossible ordapsin - it's a vitamin. and that is, vitamin a sources also contain vitamin d 25 daily norms, and vitamin d improves regeneration of the corneal surface improves sebaceous function. glands and, accordingly , reduces the number of such a very common disease today , dry eye syndrome. here is the research done. it's absolutely proven. that's what 20 daily norms in 100 g means. yes, one daily norm is needed. if there are 20 daily norms in 100 g, then we think. how many grams do we need to eat in order to get one daily allowance of 100 divided by 20, we get 5 g of cod liver. yes, a day is enough to meet the needs of the vitamin. and of course, it's amazing or 30 g carrots, during heat treatment, also does not decrease, of course, but we have it here and generally fresh. this is what these p

let's have a lens is, it's only i let's have a lens is, it's only 9.30.st the same as _ what is the forecast like? almost the same as yesterday _ what is the forecast like? almost the same as yesterday in - what is the forecast like? almost the same as yesterday in that i what is the forecast like? almost the same as yesterday in that we have a lot of cloud across eastern areas. that has been producing a few showers and will continue to do so through the day. we have also had showers in northern ireland. but the cloud is breaking across parts of southern and central england and wales, so increasing amounts of sunshine here, with sunshine in the north and west. not feeling as cold along the north sea coastline today because the wind here is as strong. . this evening, more cloud comes in from the north sea and overnight, it pushes west and south. norwich in south—west england, wales and parts of scotland, under the clear skies here, we will see some frost, but it's going to be a cold night wherever you are. tomorrow, the cold night continued to journey sout

there's a few drops on the lens at the bay bridge toll plaza. many more cars.ll talk about the backup. as the rain comes in, we'll see more slowing. where the volume is building right now, 37. golden gate field, the bay bridge toll plaza. more rain coming in may complicate things. we see the wind pushing across the bay, and wet roadways across contra costa county, alameda county, and the south bay. back to you. >>> nbc bay area responds. >>> a vacation rental host might have cameras watching you, so you need to look for them, beginning with your search for a vacation rental. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, we'll show you how next. >>> 6:24, and a micro weather alert coverage continues when we return at 6:30. look at all the green we have on the radar right there. we're tracking the latest storm, plus all the commute issues starting to pop up as the roads get wet this morning. >> that's right. >>> if you think cameras are totally forbidden from vacation rentals, your host might be able to have a camera outside the house, and inside parts of the house. vr

you and antin brokovsky, khrystyna yatskiv, and further chronicles of the information war with olga len, ah, congratulations, i am olga len - this is a chronicle of hostilities, and actually, the main event of this week is to continue the defense of bakhmut , it is already going on more it's been eight months and at the beginning of the week such a decision was made, announced by volodymyr zelenskyi, that ukrainian troops are not retreating from bakhmut , continuing its defense, well, it's obvious that our enemies were waiting for some kind of capitulation well, this has not happened so far, but you are very difficult. and actually , we will talk about these battles today, besides, in other areas, the enemy is behaving very briskly , they are trying to attack, they are cremating near the matchmaker, and also under the coal they are constantly demanding the russians to advance there. well, actually , let's look at the chronicle of the hostilities over the last few days, the map of the hostilities for the period march 2-8 , a new line of defense is being built in the city at the bakhmut d

information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga lentuesday, thursday at 11:40 and friday at 13:00 on the espresso tv channel , join to the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel. and this is access to exclusive content , personal thanks, pinned comments , special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become part of the community with a ukrainian perspective join the community with a ukrainian perspective on the world become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel and this is access to exclusive content personal thanks pinned comments special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become a part community with a ukrainian point of view on february 24, 2022 , the invasion of the 180,000-strong army of russian nazis began in ukraine with the aim of overthrowing the government and complete occupation of the country, a few minutes after the declaration of war, russia launched c

speaking after talks and keep the lens case dress, the black deal grain initiative was vital for the world. deal allows ukraine to ship grain from its black seaports and russia to export fertilizer and food. both sides need to agree to extend the deal by march 18th, but moscow has signaled that it might block the extension in a statement. un secretary general antonio guitar hash stress, the global implications of failing to reach a deal exports. if you put a little security and put prices, oh, the good easy going was 0 with the model and the conditions with possible mules, the explorer. so that work c in line with a b, t w correspondent is covering the kremlin from riga in lot via because d, w is banned from reporting in russia. and i asked her how likely it is that moscow will agree to an extension? well, about the renewal of the deal, it's still unclear. we don't know because russia is very quiet about its opinion. from a western perspective. of course, it's pretty simple why the deal needs to be extended. it is because of the food prices and inflation rate that would remain stable

of treatment, they can reduce the degree of public danger of the deed, a terrible accident hit the lensstreet video surveillance camera. in these frames, at that time, the current deputy of the tatar region, sergey mamontov , drove over the six-year-old bogdan's bank in a white crossover , then got out of the car, cursed the child and left. at the same time, he prudently removed the stick from the hood, which the ambulance boy played help was called by passers-by mamontov was soon detained and dismissed from his post as a deputy in court. he fully admitted his guilt. when neosiders have already taken place to announce. the verdict to sergei mamontov is due on march 29. another high-profile, the verdict will be appealed by the prosecutor's office in the omsk region, where they convicted teenagers in love who brutally dealt with the whole, but here's the punishment for the triple murder, but with the charges it seemed too mild, but it is capable of more. the question is why the vagatsky district court of the omsk region appointed a fifteen-year-old her eighteen-year-old girl romeo was giv

camera lens 2.8mm viewing angle 90 degrees record storage 30 days, plus remarkably scares off certainests there were no cameras in the entrance and nothing prevented the criminals from taking away her expensive vehicle. neighbours. her tragedy was not appreciated , she tried to somehow organize the neighbors , but the house of managers. yes, in order for us to install a camera, but this did not happen and we were left without a camera, of course, i later decided to move a small detail that did not agree with the installation of the camera, it was not the neighbors in the stairwell, but people in general from another floor who were in the lens would never hit everything. the fact is that according to the current housing code , the installation of a camera on a wall or other surface of a common property requires approval. at the general meeting, moreover, it is necessary to obtain at least two or thirds of support votes from the total number of owners with such a test. muhammad hasan had to face after the robbery, the man decided to secure his home. that's just the difficulties began ne