because i realized that i'm, if i take all the lens you and so i'm 40 started to be complete. according to my, my views in from my own and i have to be involved. so what nature that you want? you have to do something just wanted to change that to school. we've been 93000000 nigerians ad registered to vote in the selection. nearly 40 percent of them are 34 years old from different parts of the country. young people can be seen, mobilize them ahead of the electrons. they say it's time to decide if you shop nigeria and they want. yeah, boards to account the huge and sas protests like this in late 2022 are seen as to root of this new young political movement. the it's us was about philadelphia where by the same time, in many young people understand the power of organization, power of organizing, coming together to, to demand. so biondi and so being a trigger. the electra law was now electra law was what now sweetened the horton that has given this rise, younger voters seemed to be looking for something new and fresh. do you want something you saw there just once, landed our voices

. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture, painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called lie linus and the but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's, the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black li

. >> now through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956. lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's, the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark

as the light hits the lens, you can see still water on the lens itself and slicker roadways possible. 101 had a little more chance to dry out as more cars drive through there. look way up here, santa rosa scattered along surface streets throughout sonoma and napa county still having surface streets with flooding reported and damage to the roadways, you're going to find more debris. the commute through the north bay and across the bridges is moving smoothly. looking at travel times, no delays vasco road out of the altamont. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> an update on our breaking news. the faa experiencing an air traffic computer system outage impacting airports across the country. airlines are being told to hold all domestic flights on the ground for at least the next 90 minutes. our bob redell is at oakland international airport gathering information. he'll continue to update the story all morning long. >>> 4:54. president biden is expanding help. 14 more counties will be added to this week's emergency declaration which now includes marin and solano. napa, san mateo, santa

we are not working to confirm for you right now. >> let's get back to len ramirez. live in front of the mountain mushroom farm on san mateo boulevard. what have you learned? >> reporter: we're not getting any official information on the ground about a number of victims or anything like that. i can tell you that the apparent group of workers is still gathered there. you can see the workers standing in front of a fan. forensic laboratory vans and investigators of all sorts here. being spoken to by a sheriff's deputy. maybe taking down information so that they can be contacted later. apparently they witnessed whatever happened here. staying here together, you can see the sullen faces of some of the workers who may have witnessed some of the horror that played out. half moon bay this afternoon, just off of highway 92, just before you get into half moon bay proper from the 280 core door. the situation just in the very beginning stages there, there's going to be a lot of investigation going on. going to be making statements. if there is any good news in a situation like th

len you haven't been with us for a long time, how are you? everything is fine.e grew up a little as a family. yes, for one plus two, that is , a child appeared and appeared poor. yes , because with the completion of thanks. as always, i say that it is necessary in 20 years. let's meet here. and then we'll understand. okay congratulations or not? i don't know, well, straight. it's not clear that i grew up into a babysitter, as the psa says. usually not. actually. well, great. you always when you came to us i say, i have added a plus two jobs. i have three more working, like restaurants, restaurants, how, thank god, it broke in september that i realized that it was just an endless story of such a suitcase without a handle. you, who will close, then someone will open without a mask, this is a terrible business, in my opinion, you know the times with horses, what do i tell you? there and what was his name in september, because i rode the entire first trimester of pregnancy and until the doctor saw me. i did not know that it was impossible until the doctor saw a phot

. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the cook. but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's. the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the

. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the cook. but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's. the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the

through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and >> has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956. lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's, the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhi

. >> now through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create scplpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956. lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's that pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the kpsmithsonian national museum o african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in th

. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpturepher we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called lie linus and the it people that i write with pitches in 1956. lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's. >> the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. >> it represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit. >> black life is seen through historical figu

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that is that snow begin to pile up on the lens. you still see some cars going by. they are getting up there, but they're chain up on both 50 80 got to be careful. the high country, the storm system coming through tonight. but here it is. you can this all the snow up there toward a daughter and also across 50 there. you continue to see the snow falling down below the showers tapering off just a little bit. so overnight tonight that will begin to get a start to weaken somewhat. but there's a much larger storm on the rise. and winter storm watches are going up starting on wednesday morning to thursday. that's when another atmospheric river event is going to roll through the bay area in california head right up in the high country. probably bring the snow level way up. right now. we're seeing the snow down 3,000 probably watch out snow. a lift to about 6,000 feet or so as we head into a wednesday and then drop down then again, as we head in toward thursday, probably down to about 5,000 feet or so. but we're talking maybe 40 inches of new snow over that time period. so

maybe i'll find it, girls, len maybe you have it again? no? ugh interesting. there you have to eat everything to find it, you know, flour, water and salt, you don’t need anything else you have the perfect dough. you can even cook dumplings from it, even dumplings, even georgian khinkali. they have a great variety of recipes in khinkali, but today i will teach you how to cook classics with beef. what do you think is the most important thing? each mountain region has its own recipe. here's what we're going to do now. uh, according to the recipe, mohair people, it's just minced beef and a few spices and a little water are added to make just the right broth. there is such a version that here is one shepherd. uh, somewhere in the mountains, got it sick his wife had to bring him food, as it was very difficult to get there, so they brought him a cauldron of meat. and what was at home was just flour, and now he himself began to feed. for you, everything is dough, give some form, and then gradually you become, as they are symbolic. you make the dough exactly as for dum

from downtown san jose, we put the macro lens on. you are looking out at mount tam. you can see the san francisco city skyline in the foreground. part of the reason why this works is because it is so clear. we have and see offshore wind. if you have been outside, no doubt you have felt this. it has added quite a wind chill. it has felt biting . you got to take about 10 degrees off whatever the thermometer is telling you because it will get better over the next few hours . it will be relatively calm tomorrow and then because it is calm , the thermometer will be able to go lower . it is kind of weird the way that works but because of that, there is a freeze warning. we did not freeze today but it felt like freezing with the wind chill. the thermometer did not go to freezing today. it will tomorrow. there is your freeze warning for the northbay valleys in our inland east bay valleys. freezing temperatures will impact outdoor pets, delicate plants. make sure your pipes are insulated. daytime highs are not the issue. mid-50s. two things to be aware of. beach hazard statem

you. wow. give me a touch. no, hi len. smells very tasty. , maybe your husband left you, now they want to divorce us. yes, i'm serious. and my mother had a voice upset plant, as always, do not remember which champagne came from? i thought you were suffering. i see how you suffer. go to your idiot, hold on. hold len what kind of bald lena are you here already? well, when you had time, i just dangled to the store. stupid well and ever together? he does not take my katya. so will you be taken? yes, spit, my love, i 'll take the bows, and he loves it so sweetly. and that's good. that's right, damn it, you're a reservation, go a little bit already. i will take. i love him. well, what is the situation without days off? i think, you have to cut your finger. keep far to the airport let 's take a small course. bring joy positive right for love and and here i am talking about you, do you want men to like you? well, to work on the appearance , you want me to become like his wife and look like a dummy. you know sometimes it works. you are a talented man

you look at the world through a clean lens you know. so it turns out, bright kitchen. on the bottom. this is also very convenient. turn it to ventilate no extra movement opens. you don’t have to do it, you don’t have to reach out, you also don’t need to press anything to close it , you turn the handle one movement, the ventilation is over. and i also took a mixer that goes down. if you want to open the window, that's how no one interferes with anyone. you can wave to your neighbors to invite someone over for a delicious meal and it's just as easy to close it all and raise the faucet. don't be discouraged buddy it's ok. we will finish soon. this is a remake. well, the island is just the property of this kitchen alone question to the island what kind of cloud formed over it? this is an exhaust pipe. we already have it and did not want to fence some more large structure. i decided to make it lightweight and at the same time designer. here is a club. yes, now it hangs a little low. yes, it increases the cables , which also allows geometry for hoods - this is a hob, inductio

well, everything is clear, len, you felt bad all this time, and everyone noticed it. d to whom i sent. i would love to, but the server fell at night. gosh is now tinkering around trying to fix everything. but he says that a lot of data cannot be recovered. okay, what's done is done, dude. not the only ones who can provide products. if you could get along with team, this would not have happened, but they are young guys. they are ambitious. they need more freedom to take initiative. well, you crushed them with your instructions and charters and so on, but they don’t come to me in batches to complain about you, lena. we are not a village here. so they complain walks around here. i see you started pushing me. and i'm a fool, derevenskaya, i think it's not your business, but who else? they have zero ambitions full of brains, and you still have to teach these young cadres and teach them how to work . look complain, they learned on their own wonderful. lena stop being clever with you. still, you have to apologize to the yanochka. otherwise, her children are here for us. he wi

you can actually see that there the camera lens and you can see the high winds blowing from that piece of land on the camera lens to want to want take you 14 minutes. although conditions are still pretty slick. so folks are driving slow. a richmond center fell bridge puts us at about 8 minutes tolls to 101, traveling out of richmond heading across the word. sandra fell high winds. 25 minutes golden gate bridge. that's how long it's going to take you. 37 to the tolls still factor in a 20 minute systemwide bar delay still going on because of the wet weather and conditions. 38 minutes of 1, 0, one. 85 into miller park. let's check on 8.80, san leandro down to milpitas about 35 minutes. very james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us this morning. thankfully, we've got power restored. we've got our signal strong. rob, good morning. >> yeah. lost power yesterday for 12 hours. the second time yeah, brain of that. so not too good to be back and took the backstroke and to work today. yeah. haha. >> well, good. well, looks lik

i think you have to look through that lens. e you are examining the tax returns. >> donald trump saying the radical left never should have released his returns. once again they show how probably successful i have been in have been able to use depreciation and other tax incentives as a way to start this. he is bragging about how little he paid. >> yeah. i am not sure if there's anything new here. donald trump spinning the fact that he lost money. look. i think that it is fascinating and the media. there is not any clear indication he did anything wrong. where are you hearing other than an editorial about the larger story. which is the precedent that this sets. the political motivation with just days left in their house majority. this is, to be clear, the first time congress has released the tax information of a private citizen. the precedent that it sets to be used by other parties further precedent reasons. it is clear. it is not necessarily a good thing. it is predictable but at the same time may hold a little bit of water shou

first, you understand, the law of conservation of energy, please, here, for example. lenu're an ex-wife, why are you scandalous, how current. the apartment i have special circumstances. i'm leaving tomorrow and i desperately need my things. i remember i left with you, of course, not for may person. well already. it doesn't matter. just let me go and i'll look for it and then i'll be gone. quickly take what you need and get lost. and stop eating chocolate. ze allo, i've been standing here for half an hour, the client does not pick up the phone . i came. i messed up. the client messed up the address. is there an airport too? no, nothing. do you see this? it's your way, which means good right means what i'm doing here waiting for a client, well done. dad, the one who got a d today because they locked up the new classroom teacher. his parents. even the director called the teacher must be respected. got stuck in math. tatyana nikolaevna said that we should be more careful. my little business. but in the evening i 'll be back in the refrigerator soup puree cutlets, only you don

okay, len listen. i love you that since the first time you i saw, then still in the first class with bows. how bad are you, right? len calmly, it's me makar has long wanted to confess to you. that was his main wish. this is true. we have a direct goldfish, and your desires what is my one desire, so that the star inside gives me away. who else, the devils brought? what junk will we sleep? do not know? i don't know, katerina let's go. rather, don't be upset, i'll draw up the inheritance and go back home. board member of the entertainment world don't you like the director of your dreams? well, who knows what your dream? but the world of entertainment is already something. to be honest, i still can’t believe that they are going to pour my small company into their huge holding. and grandmother's apartment, of course, a good injection into my business, the apartment came and that's it. girl girl please stop. i left the number under the glass there, that the phone number is under the glass . in fact, it is customary her

let me come, let's go with the upcoming guys and thank you hi len wait, lena reservation got me. i don't love you, you know i don't love you. well, let's try with a guinea fowl. ok thank you attention aeroflot st. petersburg time information hello star. where were you? wow guys, i don't know how to tell you this, but i came to say goodbye. that is how i want. yes, i 'm leaving the group. i respect. nikita here is the news. are you serious? wait wait. you what are you saying? can't you leave? what, i love him, even the concerts were going to be recorded, you will have a million of these, seryozha and we will figure it out. your broccoli wasn't there. so just an omelet. offended by my parents, i guess they hate me at all. well, of course you did yesterday . have fun. that's what i do. i like work, go alone. are falling from the sky. tears stars where do they come to life? how can the flowers in our fire help us? all batteries are dead. what else? ashamed of olya, he pretended that nothing had happened. you know, he's such a good asshole. what will you do now? i don't know, while i'm

well, we need to say come in, you know, from the lens. know if the school meet you and the total of the management. oh, my musical, my i have to stop before in just a 2nd because we need to take a very short break. my team will return to that subject in a few minutes. they can ah ish, which affordable tens of thousands of years. can you give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time? what a scary is our glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. to learn more, we came here to help us to speak to victor a couple of years ago. challenges who devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating at times dangerous and very important job with the me or the welcome back to was a part with make the the case of go by research. paula institute for penn african thought and conversation that took my before the break. you mentioned this strong drive by developing economies to industrialize faster and in a more varied way to ensure a safe guards against external shock be depend, downing the war sanctions. what have

you live now to the san mateo sheriff's office. hopefully getting answers to our questions. let's go to len ramirez. live at one of the shooting scenes all laughed at noon. mountain mushroom form by highway 92. can you hear me? let's take it to you now. >> this continues to be major pulleys presence. sheriff's office presence here along highway 92. one of the crime scenes that they are investigating now. the sun is all gone. darkness all around. not a lot of activity in the area. a rural area right now. we can hardly make out what is going on. a number of law enforcement vehicles here. they are checking people in and out as they enter the area. you can see the officer with the crime scene tape and somebody being checked out as they leave the area. many of them were detained for quite a while. cannot really tell who is behind the wheel here. one of the workers who was here while the shooting was actually happening. this is the kind of thing that is going on right now. this is going to be a very long and intense investigation. we saw a few minutes ago, juliet, a vehicle carrying a big set of lights. th

well you need to say come in, you know, from the lens. no, no, it's the tool meet. you know, a total of their management. oh, my mystical, my i have to stop before in just a 2nd because we need to take a very short break. my people return to that subject in a few minutes, they can, ah, a form of the 10s of thousands of years. can you give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time? what a scary is our glaciers are melting at it on my way to learn more. we came here to now to help us to speak to victor a couple of years ago. she ologist who devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating at times dangerous and very important job for is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe ice, elation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere? direct. what is true? what is in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in depth will remain in the shallow the me i welcome back to was a part with make to the case of go by a research institute for africa

how people are looking through a different lens. can you talk a little bit, especially since you've had a fairly long career at the ford museum, how his legacy has change may be from when he first came out of office. you mentioned a mccullough quote. i'm curious. >> is grueling. i think it really began to change the attention mccullough shined on him just briefly. after his passing he passed away on december 26 and over the holiday, the remainder of his holiday we had his funeral, he laid in state at the capitol, and the service in california, and washington d.c. and grand rapids. the outpouring grand rapids gave him a rhyme when the casket arrived, laid in state 17 hours overnight. lined up the cameras rolled, showed that and talked about grand rapids. they did this for 30 years in his post- presidency. that is long enough in some respects long enough to be forgotten. it's called to mind about ford after he left office. he was the kind of person we always wanted as a president. and i think that has sort of burnished his image. and helped h

here's what the surcharge is, and now it feels commonplace >> yeah, and, you know, kelly, if you widen up the lens where you look at these payment companies at, you saw that the new technology companies, the s sofies of the world and the affirms and these different nuances, you call them fintech, they're all fintech, basically, but they're really fintech companies. they sort of stole the attention a while back and then it flipped again and your visa and your mastercard and american express started to outperform so the sofis and the affirms are definitely way underwater now. do they recapture that is there a bigger beta play there? maybe. when you look at a visa, kate did a great job at sort of just scoping this out payment, volumes, cross-border, year ago quarter, payment volume were up 20%. cross-border was up 40%. so -- but if you look at the chart, visa's stock was in a downtrend since july of 2021 it only broke out of that downtrend in december. so it's still in a prove me state for the stock. and these stocks usually just go up and to the right. there's never any second-guessing in these name

in fremont the water is sitting on the lens, flags blowing. you can make that on the left side. conditions are tough even though traffic flow is light on this holiday monday for many. use caution. so many reports, it's hard to keep track. i'll do my best. back to you. >>> it's 4:40 right now. in the past two years the bay area real estate market has seen a lot of wallet whiplash. now signs high rent prices may be starting to ease. >> rents are dropping and others you may be able to negotiate a better deal. >> reporter: when kelsea decided to move there was a shift that could benefit her. >> brokers were hounding me for different apartments, the texts i was getting, they really wanted to fill those spots. >> reporter: rents nationwide skyrocketed over the last year but now signs that prospective rent remembers gaining the upper hand. >> i think there are nicer buildings that can give me more for my money. >> reporter: in manhattan prices remain substantially higher than a year ago but signs of relief as rents saw the largest monthly drop since the pandemic started. and in other c

you to come? i mean elena and oksana, as they gave me, i came, they came out to me, ran away, came to them. and how old was len also a child, you understand the indicator and parameters, of course, the girls wanted to live with their mother under the same roof and they spat on this school. just for the period when she collected all the documents to pick up the children. from the orphanage they were no longer there love, after the children were taken away from you, how has your life changed? one second third and everything was fine. it would not work well for me. i wouldn't be given. worked two jobs. no, i was not afraid, you were sure that handle it. and you do n’t have children from one man, the very last of the other you yourself are proud of your children. yes, i don’t have them best of all and they never change their children for anyone alexander would you like to get acquainted with the rest of the brothers and sisters of this family. let's get to know each other, raised in a loving foster family. the same son of lyubov kholmykova, whose sasha woman did not have time to pick up a dna test from the fucking

e of your emotions, because you always know that you are constantly hearing under the camera lens. hello irina well, tell us. did you see how your son performed? good connection. liked you liked it competitors will envy his efficiency and propensity for empathy, he consistently performs excellently, even when the clouds of comments under star mentors thicken, but not everything is given just like that on the bai factor, i don’t like it when they say exactly all the same. i think that my performances cannot be called even. i try to be new every time i have to surprise myself. in principle, i have never danced on stage, i have never sung such diverse songs with the project so much - this is such a hardening, first of all, for the nervous system. well, the hardening of communication with a large the number of people. you have to establish contact with everyone in order to get the picture of the product that the viewer sees on stage. now i only feel that i have become even more confident in myself , some values, some principles, the factor helped me in this regard, because i have my own

maybe i'll find it, girls, len maybe you don't have a womanizer again either? ugh interesting.rything to find it. flour, water and salt, that's it , you don't need anything else, you're perfect dough. you can even cook dumplings from it, even dumplings, even georgian khinkali, as if smelling. by the way, they have a lot of khinkali recipes there, but today i will teach you how to cook classics with beef. what do you think is the most important meat for us? each mountain region has its own recipe. here's what we're going to do now. uh, according to the recipe, moheevites, there is only minced beef and a few spices and a little water are added to make the broth just right. there is such a version that here is one shepherd. uh, somewhere in the mountains, his wife got sick was to bring him food, as it was very difficult to get there, so they brought him a cauldron of meat. and what was at home is just flour, he himself is the dough, give some form, and then gradually you become like a symbolic dish. you make the dough exactly as for dumplings and roll it into thin layers, and now

e of your emotions, because you always know that you are under the lens. u hear the cameras? hello irina well, tell us. did you see how your son performed? you liked it you liked it very much. he today well done gathered and issued. he knows how to work and inclination to empathy will be envied by competitors. he consistently performs excellently even when the clouds of comments from the star mentors thicken, but not everything is given just like that on the bai factor, i don’t like it when they say exactly everything. i think that my performances cannot be called even. i try to be new every time i have to surprise myself. in principle, i have never danced on stage, i have never sung such diverse songs with the project so much - this is such a hardening, first of all, for the nervous system. well, hardening communication with a large number of people. you have to establish contact with everyone in order to get the picture of the product that the viewer sees on stage. now i only feel that i have become even more confident in my own values, some principles, t

without a lens, but i'll click you.u can even play a real museum exhibit, because some don't even know what it is. and this, dear friends, is an old kerosene lamp. and here's more one room. two beds, yes, look how good they are, but we are in the village, right? well, this is a real rarity, but i want to notice this cabinet from the array. now you probably can't buy them. otherwise, they will cost a fortune. i remember as a child also often liked to press the pedal, because it is very cool. that's how i went, of course, childhood. and of course, how about without an old sofa and a carpet on the wall. well, is it not a miracle that you want to be transported a little a couple of decades ago. yes, please, come here, and you will immediately, as if in some eighties and even a filter is not needed to somehow retouch your photo. yes, now i will write the lord, i flew into the past. i decided on the house anyway. i'm afraid of this word huge. i have my own gazebo with barbecue. under the roof it is important to order. the hou

and taking a live look outside this is the camera atop the abc7news studios where you can see the lensn you can see that there is a lot of precipitatind as well. we will have another look at whether af live doppler 7 is lit up right now with lightning moving through the area, you have been watching less and is serious in parts. >> the frequency and number of it, this is where the cloud to ground lightning can occur and happen anywhere within 10 miles away from a thunderstorm. if you happen to be caught in this thunderstorm do knock it out of your car you want to stay home, also check out the number of strikes right now about 33 in the north bay and as we zoom in you see some heavier downpours and when to click on a couple spots. you see the heavy downpours and orange there that is a precipitation rate of .65 inches per hour and we also have some heavy rain moving from san rafael towards the east bay. it will be there in about the next half hour it will hit richmond around 12:00, hercules at 12:17. will be keeping track of this because it will produce pea-sized hail. quacks >> house mak

so if you take that set of that lens, what you were talking about of samuel l. s completely wrong way viewing our history. it's a lens that doesn't like magnify glass enables us to get into it deepen enables us to get into it deeper. it's like a distorting . deeper. it's like a distorting. it turns it into something out of a chamber of horrors . and the of a chamber of horrors. and the bbc should not be doing this. it's fine. the netflix. it's fine for those who want the rubbish that harry and meghan . rubbish that harry and meghan. they let them do it. but not a national broadcast . it's national broadcast. it's interesting you talk about samuel l jackson . i mean, look, samuel ljackson. i mean, look, i haven't seen these programmes, i've got to confess. but i mean, is he not being is he not being employed purely as a presenter? i mean, presumably he's not. right. he's not writing. the thing is but then again, this thing is he but then again, this is one of great problems. is one of the great problems. none presenter none this stuff. the presenter knows anything

bit about, especially since you had a fair career, a fairly long career at the ford museum, about how his legacy has changed maybe from when he first came out of office, the lens we looked through now, i know you mentioned the mccullough quote. but i'm curious on your take. >> it's growing. and i think it really began to change with the attention that mccullough shined on him, if briefly. but, then after his passing, he passed away on december 26th 2006, over that holiday. the remainder of that holiday, we had his funeral, his body lay in state at the capitol. the service -- the services in california, in washington, d. c., and grand rapids. the television coverage of that. but i think the outpouring that grand rapids gave him when he arrived, when the casket arrived in state at the museum, for 17 hours, overnight, thousands and thousands of people lined up, stood in line for hours and hours, to pay their respects to him. and the cameras rolled and showed that and talked about this -- he lived for 30 years in his post presidency. and that's long enough, in some respects, to be forgotten. but people recalled. it called to mind something david broder wrote about

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joey, you can't help but look at it through that lens. rought just some of your classified homework home. >> yeah. listen, pete, i don't expect the president of the united states to be the held accountable. we've seen time and time again for generations that they play by different rules. maybe you could ask richard nixon what it means to be held accountable from time to time, but not president biden. we don't expect that. but what we do expect is some honest, a little bit of integrity here when talking about what's happened and what would happen to somebody else. so the american people can take that in consideration when they get ready to vote in about two and a half years. so here's the deal, man, i was many eod school down in florida for ten and a half months. the entire time i was there, i was exposed to every single bit of information i was exposed to was classified top secret or lower, but all classified. and if i brought one piece of information, one sentence written down on a notebook home, that was a violation of a security protoco

misha without a lens, but i clicked you. great. and here's another room. how hard it is, but we are in the village, right, but this is a real rarity, but i want this wardrobe from an array notice. now you probably can't buy them. otherwise, they will cost a fortune. i remember as a child i also often liked to press this pedal, because it is very cool. this is how it went. of course, as if childhood was transferred. as without the old case and the carpet on the wall, well, that's nothing. yes, you want to be transported a little a couple of decades ago. yes, please, come here, and you will immediately, as if in some eighties, and you do n’t even need a filter to somehow

so great, infrared on the other side what would it be like if you could see through an infrared lens yoummer we saw the first pictures and the world was wowed. ♪ no one had ever seen space this way before views from the edge of the universe brought to us by webb and these two working from a tiny office in baltimore at the space telescope science institute. visual developers joseph de pasqual and alyssa pagan joe worked on the first imag beamed back from webb. the tra afternoon la nebula. >> realizing i was literally the first person in the world to see the way this is gonna look as it's transmitted across the world and millions of people see it it was an overwhelming moment for me i teared up a little bit. >> reporter: i hear wavering in your voice. >> yeah, it was powerful. >> reporter: the telescope, 30 years in development at a cost of $10 billion, can see in the dark much like night goggles used by soldiers or firemen. light from stars and galaxies far, far away fade through time and space, but they can be seen through an infrared camera >> so this is really, really deep. this is loo

that is an annual gain in many years. >> it is great if you are a trader, right, brian i look over a longer lens. i agree with you completely. you can set the earnings bar as low as you want. it will not allow the market to continue on that trajectory. the good news is i think markets have some attention paid to earnings and economic data and wage growth is down and cpi is good service pmi is down. core pce to your point, earnings across the board. from the valuation standpoint, you and i are in sync with this. we have come too far and too fast if the levels are here at the end of 2023? this is a win. i would be more defensive and take this rally with a grain of salt a fair amount of skepticism. >> neither you nor i are technical traders. probably an important period in the s&p. we are in a declining wedge pattern is where we see resistance it is 5:18 in the morning on a tuesday in freezing cold new york if we bust through, good stocks are up. maybe this year will be better than people think because, all due respect, almost every st strategist was spectacularly wrong last year and now they are a

you can see the high winds blowing that poll back and forth. there. so definitely still an issue this morning. a richmond center fell bridge water on the lens showing you that fresh rain coming down right now as we speak. and 30 minutes. 37 to the tolls is how long it's going to take you if you take an 101 of the south bay. 53 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 33 in the breaking news. want to go back sfo. >> to see how the flights are going since they halted travel nationwide. earlier this morning, fix this problem, the faa, but then the damage is to ensure domino effect is going to be with us a while. and kron four's. michael thomas has been there at the airport talking to travelers. >> and getting the latest for us this morning. hey, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, we got word about this. maybe around 04:00am this morning. it started on the east coast made its way to the west. they did stop travel, you know, until 06:00am, then they went ahead and >> moved forward. but so far, i mean, everything seems to be good. can i ask, is your business flight delayed at all now where you g

i don't want to involve you in this. len, i'll call you back, okay? fine.for example, remind us of a private clinic. those who cannot pay. so let's not be selfish. what and what the main revenue of the clinic comes from my appointment, i assume this is not a secret for you. and unlike you, petr ivanovich, i come here early in the morning and leave late at night. so , dear colleague. we must be able to negotiate. i am obliged to bring this information to the attention of the owners of the clinic. what a preference she's not our employee, but it's your right to call the owners. each of them was shocked by the victory thank you beloved, who will be the winner this time you take and from time to time you prove all together the battle of the seasons will soon be on channel russia or not, but we get married in the new year, miracles happen. right now, a holiday on the platform, we look from here, we’ll take you out, we’ll introduce you to the title. this is the front line. this is where to withdraw from the director of the liquidation. save what it is remember, w

you become dependent. >> one of the things we discussed about global history before spread very wisely and one of the consequences to be written through the lensof economic politics, diplomacy, you know, it is a little bit more than that sort of granular type of history and historical work. you bring this a lag with different characters and personalities. how do you in your research process of thinking and writing, how does that relationship work for you, the separation of the scene or the character and the catching of that scene or character to a larger idea driven concern? do you say yes this must be in the book, this is an animating moment? how does it work? >> again, a lot of it is serendipitous if you come across a beautiful example or wonderful character but, there's always a danger of letting it out of control and letting it. so i have to work out and organizing way because that is so important. i finally decided i would organize the book [inaudible] that is how i did it and the last main chapter starts on the day of the japanese constitution. but i was determined to bring in twofold partly because i see this connects how we got the con

trends when that language of southern exceptionalism or continuity creeps in and to you know apply that historical lensvery you know, one category sort of categories we haven't talked about today is the herbal or urban and rural or agrarian in south you know, the agreement in south. very supportive of the new deal because didn't threaten the south's racial caste or its its hiring practices instead of that opposition really from industrial centers and urban areas of the south. and that that constituency would only grow as those promoters of of capital push forward for these these business friendly policies. but of course, that came with a sort embedded, more coded language around hiring practices and who who was the sort of benefit beneficiaries of this industrial policy. it's a good note to end on perhaps. i want to thank everyone for for coming and for this to work. to my fellow panelists, for your excellent research commentary on this question of the southern strategy. very i've been subconsciously preparing this lecture for 33 years. the subject i'm about to delve into is so near and dear that the t

you live now to the san mateo sheriff's office. hopefully getting answers to our questions. let's go to len ramirez. live at one of the shooting scenes all laughed at noon. mountain mushroom form by highway 92. can you hear me? let's take it to you now. >> this