not in her case for lily, the fun factor and performance go hand in hand. as is the case with a lot of people in the skateboarding scene. although not everyone has such a relaxed set up the hudson her sooner than a kid student, there are kids who are pushed to make it big in the us. it van and it was out as or but then they don't go to school and only get home schooling she will again, didn't homeschooling, become so nutrition. and i'm not sure that's the right way. there is to get big as vision mention even are these kids getting properly prepared to locked in society outside skate boarding game? ah, back in berlin lilies training program involves up to 4 sessions a week, but she's not neglecting her schooling. we join her and her little sister on their way home really has good grades which matters a lot to her family to and the last board lamb guns, guns, we have other athletes with completely different and really problematic set ups m laughlin, i, skaters or swimmers on whether training every day at the age of 6 or 7 fine heighten over her m rent leader

although for lily, it's not just about the impacts language. i'm not aiming for one particular contest . the student that called to us as the sure the olympics are probably the biggest thing i would baron. so does all of that. i just went to carry on skating well together with my friends going from contest to contest and maybe some day turning pro pro skater bad old fine, perhaps prize money and sponsorship deals will mean i can earn a living for a few years back high school through posh was of a take a pion that wagon within your own health advocate by turning into your own expert. we are your coach without any fiction. and with lots of facts, be active in a clever way. with d w. a. they have worshipped him for centuries. they're jesus of dark skin and yet they reject black asylum seekers with black in jesus is a film about life in a sicilian village. about fear prejudice and identity in 60 minutes going d w them. what are sports all about with scoring? do we say they were about never giving up sports like every weekend on d, w. mm hm. oh, uns

although for lily, it's not just about the in impacts language. i'm not aiming for one in particular contest the student that called us as the sure the olympics are probably the biggest thing i would baron. so does all of us. but i just want to carry on skating well together with my friends going from contest to contest and maybe some day turning pro pro skater, nevada, and perhaps prize money and sponsorship deals will mean i can earn a living for a few years back high schedule possible a take a pi got on the wagon would be they have worshipped him for centuries. there are jesus of dark skin, jesus, and yet they reject black asylum seekers with black. jesus is a film about life in a sicilian drelick about fear prejudice and identity. next on d, w o, when you work as an architect, he go all in or not at all. women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them. messes. what is the poetry, the secret of the house about their struggles and dreams. if i wrote walkability of huge, they have so much to lose shat

although for lily, it's not just about the impacts language. i'm not aiming for one in particular contest the student that called us as a sure the olympics are probably the biggest thing i baron. so does all of us that i just want to carry on skating well together with my friends going from contest to contest and maybe some day turning pro pro skates of ad on fun, perhaps prize money and sponsorship deals will mean i can earn a living for a few years back, high schedule posh was a take a pi garrander with ah ah haro ah, in the north sea, had gone on to germany's only island on the open sea. a day trip is nice, but it's better to stay 2 or 3 days on the island that makes a real difference. it's the ideal place to slow down and relax. check in next d, w m m. o. welcome to the super power in your head because this the orchestra called the brain continuously adoption itself. what is happening around it? we can control our thoughts, which makes us very in town is a brain can do more than we previously believe. the power of thought, 40 key, the answe

although for lily, it's not just about the olympics language. i'm not aiming for one particular contest. mr. qantas as a sure the olympics are probably the biggest thing out there. and so does all of that. i just want to carry on skating well together with my friends going from contest to contest and maybe some day turning pro pro skater bad on fine, perhaps prize money and sponsorship deals will mean i can earn a living for a few years back, high schedule posh was a take a pion under wagons with pablo, picasso redefined european fine art. but where did it creative? inspiration come from the place of his birth? perhaps on the 50th anniversary of his death, we had to malaga to search for clues to find out what lead pablo picasso tech. you will max on d. w. o. constantly fastening persecution and discrimination. so germany indian roma community the nazis murdered hundreds of 1000. 0, the racism continues long in politics, society and in the media and a position to this day, post school persecution, the place of west german, cynthia, and roma. in 4

still, lily's got used to going abroad for training or competitions. although she is still a minor over her and she's far from the only one in the skateboarding scene. the 2020 olympic champ from japan was just 13 when she won golds. germany's head coach, yoga and hormone had known lily for years. he used to be a pro border and like lili lives in berlin, which is where he coaches this exceptional talent together with her dad oliver than orleans dar. this is of the info. when all he's not there, so it's definitely different than it is. she has a slightly different mindset of noses. i guess she feels more relax between local it's just her an offset that she's a bit more liberated from those family structures gone. speaking from the judge, talked to her and being a deed of for harshness. i unheard means of ada sides . i'm going for it, but feel scared and don't know whether to commit. it's clue this month for a few hours of incentives that is actually crucial here. you're really trying to get up here, which is why you're changing your twist for in as to s

but for lily, it's about defending her title from 2021. in a country where the sport enjoys a different status. down on the copay, gabana, skateboarding is far more popular than in europe. ah, nazareth of scathing grades with a brazilian audience because they just love this for and are so supportive. however good or bad you are. so it's always amazing to come here to see this is as far as like some of them, some brazilian skate styles have instagram followings in the millions. the kind of appreciation that you don't see in europe. the 9 up in rio is absolutely top class g as in room, you see best me for an investment. it's really the criminal. a crown is got in with the women in particular, the level is really shut up over the past years, missouri extreme, i hope you can see things developing on practically a week by week basis. you might even less noisy sheet. it's easy to forget that competitors like lillia, still essentially kids making the presence of their parents all the more important garcia, nasir yoga, her age makes the organizati

we shared with lily's fifth grade teacher what lily was going through and her teacher brought to our attention alex. gino's book george now melissa an award-winning children's novel about a transforth grader and said that lily had the option to read it. we appreciated the visibility that this provided to lily as well as the support not only by the teacher but by the school for having age appropriate books accessible on the shelves. mrs. justice, what's your response to what mindy freeman had to say about her trans daughter? now, i think there's a lot to unpack there to be honest with you. i'm glad that the parent and the teacher had a good line of communication and that the teacher was able to work with the parent as the parent was directing the upbringing of their child as they have the right to do to find resources to be able to help to support that child. and should that book that was referenced in that video be allowed to be in the lutt school library as far as it sounds like a book that's covering a lot of sensitive content including the sexuality and the gender identity or the

so i invite tony and connie to lily dale's weekly drum circle.i believe lisa that you may owe us for this motley band of visitors and locals that meets by the lake at sunset. your name is lisa. lisa. okay you have to say your name and make a gesture. my name is lisa . my name is tony. good morning is chi carney. welcome. everybody. it's all your chance to express yourself. play anything you want. nothing is incorrect. i'll start a basic rhythm and then kind of enhance the rhythm. as the cave ins builds more drummers join in each bringing a different sound and a different heartache to let go of. this is for that very special percussionist. if you want to be the loudest in the group, i can tell this is easier for some than for others. there's times when i'm feeling good, and i almost feel guilty for feeling good because i shouldn't because of what happened to my son. after what he's been through. i can't imagine the courage it took for tony to even come here and tomorrow, whatever he finds on the other side. i hope he's ready. oaxaca is so blessed

queen lili uokalani is our last reigning sovereign of the hawaiian kingdom. she was overthrown in 1893 and she passed away in 1917. so i look at all the legal issues that she incurred from after the overthrow to the incoming territory. your government, her fight to get the revenues from the crown lands, which were rightfully hers as the reigning sovereign. and then up until the court case that challenged her trusted by prince kahil, which lasted after her until after she passed away. so i was doing my dissertation. you wonder, and i didn't know why. i was in the doing a ph.d. and then i ran across my great great grandfather's papers at the archives, and he was the queen's advisor up until she after she passed, even he handled all her private papers and he also was one of the first trustees to her estate who was monumental in having hawaii be recognized as a sovereign territory and nation state in his travels. so he was the second hawaiian to go around the world to negotiate plantation labor for the sugar plant planters, and then later during the queen's reign

with that, and lilies.hard, and these are toy books, which came up with whether the artist mayorova my wife and a long-term creative companion, these books, toys, sold in millions of copies, all household chores were also on the lily. she saw her husband's obsession with cinema and understood that this did not interfere with the meaning of his existence. and most importantly, i didn't get offended. if he in a creative passion became inattentive. he just went to work. artist i'm here on my way to moscow, i would like to organize a revolutionary theater experiment in your town. what are you talking about? truly art you them stuffed, the devil knows what the people. i love my conviction in the bosom from the heart. get down to business performance. i don't want to be a laughing stock. you understand, burn, burn, my star today on the first is 100% natural it's easy to ride into the sunset because there is a scooter. believe in luck and win, then from the electric car itself in a big draw from the register scoot

we are told the water lilies and then we see her, a mother in the distance.aunting sounds, the coffin, the quiet splashing of the water, the determined work and stagnant, dangerous floodwaters. the water nearly to her chest, reaching down to pull out the water lilies and other bulbs. this mother waiting down so far. she is nearly underwater herself. it is what they do for their children in this mother who probably shows the bulbs to us. they dry them and pound them into paste to feed them to their children. mothers are feeding their children water lily spirit >> unfortunately, they are. it is a coping mechanism because they do not have enough food. >> how do they get any food? >> there is a biggest challenge that they are facing here and the availability of food before they had land where they could cultivate food, but now they are completely cut off. >> family is cut off with so little land and no livestock. it's just a stunning sight to see the cows out here in the middle of the water. this used to be farmland before the floods. the livestock, it is impossi

>> she's saying that they only feed her water lilies. >> david: water lilies.learn here that the children most at risk have been brought here to the state hospital. children on the brink of starvation. we see it, the 9-year-old boy drinking water. and then slowly falling back down onto his bed. and we learn of the young mother, her baby just 40 days old, a little more than a month weighing less than 4 pounds. you must be relieved that your baby is doing much better. >> she is saying yes. >> david: yes, she says. her newborn son and his tiny grip a sign of hope here. these children they say are the innocent victims of climate change. >> do think it's because of the climate change? >> that is what i can say. >> i mean, the land has changed -- >> the land is over-flooded, the land is flooded. there is no area for cultivation and that's because of the climate change. >> david: out on those tiny slivers of land, they look for the children most at risk. grace is from here. she now works for the world food programme. what do you make of the change in climate? >> it's

and i see lily was very depressed. i asked the father of the child. what's happened?e the belt. naturally, i tensed up, i say, but i say, we talked about assault, that in general it is not customary for us to even raise one’s voice is not customary, to which the father of the child said. well, it's kind of okay. i didn’t make any scandal in front of the child, because i wouldn’t do that. i brought her home. i'm trying to undress her. she does not allow herself to be undressed. it just won't let you take off your pants. naturally, i say, give it 5 minutes. i give you time to decide for yourself. come on slowly. she seemed to agree and undress. i saw all these beatings. well, there was simply no living place on the child. oh , the horror, what a simple e, everything was completely beaten up there, and the whole back was bruised, she can’t sit. naturally. well, i recorded a video of his mother, dmitry melikhov's mother, and asked why my child returned with bruises, he admitted it turns out to you. he told you. why did i give her a belt, huh? that is, he confessed from th

we did, the travel agent gave lily a full $596 refund. we haven't trotted out our tote board in a while. since we started nbc bay area responds and telemundo responde in 2016, we've helped veers get back almost $7 million. share your story with us. scan the qr code on your screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >>> love is in the air for 49ers. star running back christian mccaffreyopped the question and olivia culpo said yes, of course. the two have been dating since 2019. last year was a busy one for mccaffrey, getting traded to the niners from carolina. culpo was there showing up at many of his games. mccaffrey proposed to the former miss universe during a road trip, and yes, they are gorgeous. >> how could they be otherwise? congratulations. the gorgeous couple. >> it's like the frame people, you buy a frame with perfect people in it? "i don't know if i want to put my family -- keep the frame people." >> that's totally true, so funny. >>> weather's going to be beautiful by sunday? >> sunday, seeing a transitio

had no idea, you know and she was with lily savage. was familiar with lily savage.ally think kind the right actually think kind of the right thing for drag mean nowadays we have shows show how the sausage is made like rupaul's drag race that people want to watch you. yes, watch that. i find that tedious. i think that's quite a bonng tedious. i think that's quite a boring fixation on how the thing is put together. i might watch the the shows. they are the show, the shows. they are not mean, they're not there. i mean, they're sitting mirror talking sitting in the mirror talking with yeah what is with your friend. yeah what is the point? suppose. oh, sorry. the point? i suppose. oh, sorry. i'll just have to apologise for the bad. they're vanity. what do you. what are you thinking? is the is it kind of like the point. is it kind of like a ventriloquist dummy insofar as you get away with a whole lot more saying paul o'grady had someone's up no, someone's hand up as no, i wasn't suggesting that, but you know like because know what i mean like because you as you i've seen

had no idea, you know and she was with lily savage. was familiar with lily savage.ctually think kind the right actually think kind of the right thing for drag mean nowadays we have shows show how the sausage is made like rupaul's drag race that people want to watch you. yes, watch that. i find that tedious. i think that's quite a bonng tedious. i think that's quite a boring fixation on how the thing is put together. i might watch the the shows. they are the show, the shows. they are not mean, they're not there. i mean, they're sitting mirror talking sitting in the mirror talking with yeah what is with your friend. yeah what is the point? suppose. oh, sorry. the point? i suppose. oh, sorry. i'll just have to apologise for the bad. they're vanity. what do you. what are you thinking? is the is it kind of like the point. is it kind of like a ventriloquist dummy insofar as you get away with a whole lot more saying paul o'grady had someone's as no, someone's hand up as no, i wasn't suggesting that, but you know like because know what i mean like because you as you i've se

"the exchange" is back after this lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." crude is up 2% today, which could be significant, pushing us into the green for the month, which means we could snap a five-month losing streak an energy turn around might be under way, but will prices keep rising here's what the ceo of exxonmobil has to say. >> if you want to gauge where prices are going, gauge where inventory is at. we're coming out of a period of fairly low demand. supply has been consistent so you build inventories that keeps stability in the marketplace, which i think is a good thing i think the industry

your lily will be interesting to any child. of the republic of tatarstan they stole, a lentil's house and a small farmstead tenth hens led by a rooster. here i pour wheat when there are boiled potatoes from compound feed. i’m interfering with it all, well, well , i’ll chop these with compound feed. i mix the chickens, eats the field behind the house, a heifer named simone peacefully grazes. this is my beauty. yes what face? make it simpler smile the tractor driver works while he is away, the whole house is on her shoulders, her husband gets up at 5 o'clock in the morning. here is a hedgehog from bunnies, bears, dogs, again parents. i hope it will be ours. well, there won’t be ours anyway, lilia, feel sorry that you didn’t call him. nothing. and here the word you actually, i do not say anything to me. who do you live with? at least you can get a second one. well, you yourself stopped calling, generally took and lost islam, moreover, what i put on the right path of life. so you don't know. i just rolled down, or the two of you wa

is acid tongued comic creation lily _ shadow. is acid tongued comic creation lily savage _ shadow. first brought him to public attention. today, people travelled from margate and london to pay tribute. he’s people travelled from margate and london to pay tribute.— london to pay tribute. he's a hero to and to me _ london to pay tribute. he's a hero to and to me definitely _ london to pay tribute. he's a hero to and to me definitely and - london to pay tribute. he's a hero to and to me definitely and i - london to pay tribute. he's a hero to and to me definitely and i hope| london to pay tribute. he's a hero | to and to me definitely and i hope i could be here today to say goodbye. very emotional, and his husband with the dog _ very emotional, and his husband with the dog it _ very emotional, and his husband with the dog. it was lovely. the very emotional, and his husband with the dog. it was lovely.— the dog. it was lovely. the funeral itself was held _ the dog. it was lovely. the funeral itself was held a _ the dog. it was lovely. the funeral itself was held a mile _ the dog. it wa

. >> mom visited a museum with her 7-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter lily. it was packed.she was talking to another mom but then she says lily ran off and didn't return. >> at that point i'm like, okay, she's not back here. i kind of start to panic a little bit. >> crista started yelling lily's name and remembered an unlikely tip from a tiktok video. >> that's when that lightbulb moment went off about that tiktok from a year ago how to yell out the description and that's easier to find your child versus just yelling out their name. >> that's what she did and posted it on her tiktok. >> i raised my voice and i was like, little girl, pink shirt, mini mouse. i heard behind me after i passed other moms repeating that. it was like, thank god and i kept going. >> you think that yelling her description really helped find her quicker? >> it did, yes. it helped find her very quick because other parents were then looking for that description. they don't know what lily looks like. >> that's when another mom came to the rescue. >> a mom kind of grabs me and was like, hey, little girl,

lily from unicef — vaccines is really worrying. lily from unicef speaking to me earlier.now to nigeria, cannot we have a clinical virologist at university couege a clinical virologist at university college hospital. thank you very much forjoining us here on the programme. we have been hearing about the number of children across the planet who has missed out on their vaccines, the planet who has missed out on theirvaccines, butjust the planet who has missed out on their vaccines, but just tell us about what is happening in nigeria. thank you, i am happy to be here. what we have heard about nigeria is actually true. i lot of missed cases of vaccines. and this has been due to a number of factors. bay—side the coveted pandemic disruption, there has always been the problem of distrust in government policy a lot of organisational posts and campaigns are refusing to bring people out for vaccination. besides that, i think we need to stick to this more, because theyjerry happens to be a kind of cultural setting where people belong to a lot of different cultural beliefs, and this a

the water nearly to her chest reaching down to pull out the water lilies and their bulbs.g down so far she is nearly underwater herself. it is what they do for their children and this mother who proudly shows the bulbs to us, they dry them and pound them into paste to feed them to their children. mothers are feeding their children water lilies fear to speak unfortunately they are, it's a coping mechanism because they do not have enough food. >> how did they get any food when they're surrounded by water? >> that's the biggest challenge, before they had land they could cultivate food but now they're completely cut off. >> david: families cut off with so little land and no livestock. it's a stunning site to see out here in the middle of the water. at this used to be farmland before the floods. the livestock, it's impossible to know how much has been lost during these floods, but you can see they are nothing but skin and bones, these cows here. still searching for something to eat and basically marooned out here in the middle of the water. we meet three siblings on the water.

i star than lily. i mean, it was extraordinary. i mean, star than lily.mean, he star than lily. i mean, it was extraordinary. i mean, he has handled his career brilliantly , handled his career brilliantly, and he would have gone on forever if he hadn't been, such as naughty boy and smoked . so as naughty boy and smoked. so you feel you feel that although was very svelte that his smoking obviously wasn't it wasn't really going to great for us. well i think he had about three or four heart attacks, if i'm right know. and i don't think it was helped by the. and he did it secretly . that was the other secretly. that was the other thing. biggins he's he's left a young husband. that's great young husband. that's a great loss it is a great loss as well. it is a great loss. he's a lovely . and he he loss. he's a lovely. and he he he will be surrounded by lots and lots of friends, which i'm about. and animals too, i hope he can cope with the animals. yeah especially the pig. especially the pig. the pig that was squashed by biggins a story. i know that's a celebrit

i star than lily. i mean, it was extraordinary. i mean, star than lily.. i mean, he star than lily. i mean, it was extraordinary. i mean, he has handled his career brilliantly , handled his career brilliantly, and he would have gone on forever if he hadn't been, such as naughty boy and smoked . so as naughty boy and smoked. so you feel you feel that although was very svelte that his smoking obviously wasn't it wasn't really going to great for us. well i think he had about three or four heart attacks, if i'm right know. and i don't think it was helped by the. and he did it secretly . that was the other secretly. that was the other thing. biggins he's he's left a young husband. that's great young husband. that's a great loss it is a great loss as well. it is a great loss. he's a lovely . and he he loss. he's a lovely. and he he he will be surrounded by lots and lots of friends, which i'm about. and animals too, i hope he can cope with the animals. yeah especially the pig. especially the pig. the pig that was squashed by biggins a story. i know that's a cele

an end and now the pop ensemble of our school will come on this stage for you to hear the work of lilieslley composer oscar feldman what is it? calm down stop. those something else to say. today is the happiest day of my life. wow, i'm grateful to each and every one of you. thank you, fedya, for keeping the rhythm, thank you, thank you. sasha, how did you steal molly's saxophone? she just was directly dramatic number some might think that this is hysterical. olya will be afraid of my saxophone op girl. you must first call on a date, and only then poke outside with your saxophone. yes, thank you vasya for drowning out antonina. we managed to win. well, how come your trousers didn’t break, antonina is more alive than all the living. thank you see. he has already been thanked. so leave your thank you to yourself and that's it, walked. it's good to ship. let's learn rhythm. wait, it's very important just without this person. i probably didn't even know what music happens. in fact. everything that says, i almost buried my dream. nevertheless , thank you very much. thank you. i myself so want

and so they they say that he would run the block and leave campus without permission, go visit lily. so after where did he go? his first tour of duty was in the philippines. he and lily had only been married a couple of weeks, and he was sent on an unaccompanied tour of the philippines, where she stayed here in the united states, and he went to the philippines. it was just after the the the spanish-american war. there was still some insurrection going on in the philippines. at 20 years old, he was the mayor, not only of a community, but an entire island in the philippines trying to to bring peace to the area. it was a challenging first tour. how about the years leading into world war two? where was general marshall at that time? he spent some time working with troops in the united states and overseas in china. he also spent time to going to military school, the army and then called school of the line, now called commanding general staff college in fort leavenworth, kansas. he was one of the last lieutenant boys to attend school there and was kept on as an instructor. so he, as a firs

i lily savage, and he was a great big fan. ., lily savage, and he was a great big fan. . , ., fan.duced. have a t—bone that was reduced. would _ have a t—bone that was reduced. would you — have a t—bone that was reduced. would you like to see a statue? | would you like to see a statue? i think they should be. he's an icon of birkenhead. everybody loved him. . there is a petition to build a statue here — . there is a petition to build a statue here may _ . there is a petition to build a statue here may be _ . there is a petition to build a statue here may be in - . there is a petition to build a - statue here may be in birkenhead park. right behind the bid is broadcast at peak price on the sculptor emma rogers. you broadcast at peak price on the sculptor emma rogers. you never ever foruot sculptor emma rogers. you never ever for: ot who sculptor emma rogers. you never ever forgot who he _ sculptor emma rogers. you never ever forgot who he was — sculptor emma rogers. you never ever forgot who he was and _ sculptor emma rogers. you never ever forgot who he was and what _ sculptor emma

you did a great job. >> it was one of, like -- one of the most amazing experiences in my life and lilyere are a lot of tears in my eyes. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: lily tomlin is the greatest >> the greatest. >> jimmy: she's the greatest - >> i don't think i've ever been so nervous and i got to -- during curtain call, i got to -- and my director was like, "if you can't do it, i can come help you out, like, if you can't get through it." >> jimmy: really >> and i was like, "and the original trudy is -- >> jimmy: yeah >> and i got to get applause for lily tomlin. it was incredible. >> jimmy: i mean, did the play, in some way, make you really rethink everything or think - >> that's why i left "snl. no, no, no, it isn't really. >> jimmy: i thought i got -- i thought i got a good scoop >> it was -- it was a good -- i think, though, it's probably -- i needed something else after -- so i don't know that i would jump into another one-woman show performed by an icon for years anymore i don't need it as much now that i'm not doing "snl," if that makes sense >> jimmy: i mean, you did that i k

and so they they say that he would run the block and leave campus without permission, go visit lily. so after where did he go? his first tour of duty was in the philippines. he and lily had only been married a couple of weeks, and he was sent on an unaccompanied tour of the philippines, where she stayed here in the united states, and he went to the philippines. it was just after the the the spanish-american war. there was still some insurrection going on in the philippines. at 20 years old, he was the mayor, not only of a community, but an entire island in the philippines trying to to bring peace to the area. it was a challenging first tour. how about the years leading into world war two? where was general marshall at that time? he spent some time working with troops in the united states and overseas in china. he also spent time to going to military school, the army and then called school of the line, now called commanding general staff college in fort leavenworth, kansas. he was one of the last lieutenant boys to attend school there and was kept on as an instructor. so he, as a firs

in a way, the most important thing for me, looking at it on the water lily, is the black door.struggle, your, you know, the unthinkable situation. but you've shown with this exhibition you can't erase the past. tell me about about the tea spouts, where they all were found? well, the tea spouts is just one of the work, which looks very surreal, and hundreds of thousands of them. and they come from one area where they're firing those porcelains for emperors. if it had any little mistake, they would break it. so during the past years i started collecting them. and these were just thrown away as worthless. they were just discarded at the factory? no, it's in the whole town. if you start digging sometimes you'll find one piece or two pieces that gathered together from the, you know, the large, large area. what you also do is memorialise something really terrible that happened in the sichuan earthquake and very simple with the stamps of each individual child. tell me about making that, because if you looked at that, itjust looks decorative, doesn't it? in a few minutes, about 80,000

. >> reporter: lily oliver and her son paris moved to the market district from sacramento five yearsed to it being really busy! i wouldn't call it a ghost town, but there are less people now. >> reporter: the city is trying to make this area more inviting. they teamed up with the yerba buena community benefit district to launch the first market at yerba buena gardens. it will run on the first sunday of the month for the rest of the year. >> i came out of target and my son was like, what's all the people? let's go see! >> reporter: a report shows the san francisco office vacancy rates rose to a record high of almost 30% due to remote work. fewer workers led to more business closures and more low tax revenues. >> it is about bringing people back together and reminding people that san francisco and our downtown is so much more than only our offices and our work. >> reporter: in fact, elected officials will soon look at a proposal to make it easier and less expensive to convert vacant offices into apartments. >> all of this collectively is meant to create a future for our downtown that i

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the main piece of evidence in the criminal case under the article of torture in relation to the lily,achok. the mother of the children, svetlana tsibrovo, says in their family the nanny at that time worked only 8 days, during which time the children became self-sufficient. similar nervous shy ones often cried, then svetlana decided to install a hidden camera in the apartment in order to understand what was happening with the children at the moment. she is at work a woman admits. she still hasn't recovered from shock. i'm too big to get. my heart was seized even at that moment, so i am still afraid to choose children for 8 days. i saw it in the end. i didn’t even see these bruises, and in conclusion , they saw the medical experts. how much is it all there to beat something? why? are there very young children? why do this? a few weeks before the beginning of the process was flooded with a small bag, an interview with our colleagues from the program man. on the right with andrey kunitsun is a woman. she said that she did not have her own children, yes, and now she has to work for others.

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like i kind of start to panic a little bit. >> krista started yelling lily's name and he remembered an >> that's when that lightbulb video about how to yell at the description and that is easier to find your child versus just yelling out their name. >> and she posted on her tiktok. >> so i raised my voice and i was like a little girl, pink shirt, minnie mouse. and i heard behind me after i had already passed other moms repeating that and i was like that's god and i just kept going. >> and do you think that yelling her description really helped find her quicker? >> it did, yes. it did help her find very quick because other parents were looking for that description. they don't know what lily looks like. >> and is when another mom came to the rescue. >> and she's like hey, little girl pink shirt, right if she was hiding behind a wall, having no idea that she was lost. >> krista share herd journey online. >> there's tons of people how they lost their kids and find their kids. there's tips of how to not lose your child. liz: and that was jacqueline lee reporting. lisa, let's get a look at t

there were ponds and you had lily pads, cattails. i mean, unbelievable. i mean, gee whiz, as a little boy coming from searchlight. as i look back, growing up in searchlight, i couldn't believe where i was raised. i was born in my parents' house in searchlight. we didn't have much money, but they left me something better. they taught me that by hard work, in america, you can succeed. my dad was a hard rock miner who--a lot of times, he worked and nobody paid him, and when they paid him, the checks bounced. my mother took in wash. now, you might ask, in a town of a few hundred people, whose wash would she take in? when i grew up in searchlight, it was a town of prostitutes. at one time, we had as many as 13 bordellos in searchlight. searchlight itself had no trees, no grass. it was just a place where there was no water. i'd wanted to go back to piute springs because as a boy, my youthful mind, it was like paradise. and i went back. somebody had burned the trees, the big cottonwood trees. the fort had been knocked down. the lily pads were gone, the ponds wer

sometimes you turn under the water lilies, uh, a carpet of water lilies, and the rays of the sun break through and the cancer looks at you like this. generally awesome. i don't want to just live like this. i want to exist and get everything from life, because it is not known to everyone how much is left , andrey constantly keeps this thought in his head, but for him it is not full of fear or longing, it is for him like a beacon that shines and constantly reminds live your life to the fullest notices every good moment and gives such moments to others, and his creation is just what is needed in order to evoke warm and kind emotions in a person. apparently, this is why andrei does not work his sculptures on order. he only gives. has there been any inspiration? yes, i do, but i do not work to order. and i do not want to depend on the goal of earning, so that my creativity depends. i did i did i made people happy, i gave people. well, i didn’t sell any of my three things. andrei nikolaev considers himself an absolutely ordinary person. he does not call himself a painter or sculptor he is a