but anyway, well, well, there are such well-known sociologists there, there are teachers, there is lurieomfort there. rudenko wrote himself out, here are the surnames, yes, that is, they are completely different, but the works of lurie. well, in general, that is, not to argue, they converge approximately on, uh, and i agree completely, that it helps children in general to be more connected. to build your speech in general, that is, well, speaking, then i don’t know with reports, and so on, just express my thoughts and uh, they all noted and i agree. they develop in children, wit. how to listen, well first, i. uh, on the one hand, i want to say that now humor has simply changed, and it may have become a little sharper, a little tougher and short all these memes. uh, and in general we don't like fast times already long stories. here are the long laws on the screen for 15 seconds. understand? here are 15-20 seconds. everything, then the children are already losing interest in what is happening did not show you. yes, of course, either you either jumped, or you didn’t jump already, that’s cal

rudenko, if he wrote out the names here, yes, that is, they are completely different, but works of lurie general, that is, not to argue, they agree approximately on , uh, and i completely agree that it helps children, it’s generally more connected to build their speech, in general, that is, well, speaking, then i don’t know with reports and so on just to express my thoughts and uh, they all noted, and i agree. they develop in children, wit. how to listen, well first, i. uh, on the one hand, i want to say that now humor has simply changed, and it may have become a little sharper a little tougher and shorter all these memes. uh, and generally fast time. we don't like long stories already. here long is understandable. there's fifteen seconds on the screen. understand? here are 15-20 seconds. everything, then the children already lose. interestingly, what is happening is not shown. you, of course, either you either jumped, or you haven’t already jumped, this is called. yes, who changed the topic of humor, we once heard about the party, the government. mother-in-law tescha mother-in-law. uh,

phil: thank you so much for that, guy lurie from the israel democracy institute.uest: thank you for having me. phil: a brief look at some stories making headlines around the world. we start in spain where firefighters in the east of the country are still battling to contain the first major wildfire ofhe season five days after it began. the blaze forced more than 1500 people to leave their homes. officials blamed the early start of the fire season on climate change. at least 16 have been killed after heavy rains triggered landslides in southern ecuador. the mudslides hit in the middle of the night burying dozens of homes in one village. several people are missing, rescuers are racing to clear the debris. finland is one step closer to joining nato, after hungary's parliament approved its bid by a narrow majority. it is one of the last nato members to ratify finland's accession. only turkey remains. anchor has announced its intention to vote on finland's dip soon -- bid soon. german chancellor scholz says germany provided ukraine with 18 leopard 2 battle tanks. they

more in line with the action you see in the other sports marty lurie from cam br.rward to seeing you, marty out there on the baseball the baseball i'd oracle park where i usually see it. thanks for joining us tonight. no april 7th morning, right there. thanks for joining us this morning tonight. one of my talking thanks, marty from baseball and football. the 49ers could upgrade their stadium if the nfl gives them the $120 million loan . they're asking for the 49ers asked for that at the nfl team owners meeting in arizona. according to reports, the money would be used to upgrade premium seating and the scoreboards at levi stadium. if the loan is approved stadium renovations would be completed before it hosts the world cup matches in 2026 49 years also want to host the super bowl super bowl 60 in 2026 that same year. alright getting int quite the achievemet . so too is paying for that education, giving up on mornings onto the nine as high school seniors start getting their college acceptance letters we detailed the cost of one year at one of the ♪ alex! mateo, hey ho

and 5th, the reforms essential and doesn't seem to be backing down from our we're joined now by guy lurie. he's a research fellow at the israel democracy institute, mr. lawry get to see. now if these traditional reforms were to go ahead, what would change well, the israeli system of checks balances will be completely out of whack reforms and i will go forward. the judicial independence of the court will be completely curtailed and the court conducted a solution for protecting against infringement of human rights will be almost completely out for practical purposes. eliminated the architects of the legal overhaul say that the supreme court is the only israel institution that is not checked and balance, which is why judicial reform is needed in their opinion. what do you make that reasoning? well, i think the supreme court is basically the only check on the power of the government, which is one of the most powerful governments. comparative terms around the world is what does not have 2 houses and it doesn't have preston power. doesn't have a federal system. the only chicken, the government,

according to the san francisco gate, the home was built by john lurie. the cost is nearl$9 million. >> $1.7 billion, you got that. >> i don't know why you think that. i have kids. if you have kids, you are not rich. you are rich in love and spirit. >> i love it. >> the way i would recreating all of the moments. >>> it's going to rain. we are storm fatigued. >> a little bit. people are like you are always talking about the atmospheric river. it is real. >> it is. the thing is the impact especially to homeowners and people who live around mountains has been significant. we want to make sure you are prepared at home for this. i know that we already had, you know, a series of storms which started out 2023 on a record with wet rain. we surpassed the seasonal rainfall totals already. that let's you know how impress san francisco and dangerous these storms have been. satellite-radar where you can see the storm. the atmospheric river will ramp up the next couple hours. you see the rain developing with the doppler radar moving through santa rosa. it is about to m

start to support this movement because they found themselves at this point in a lot of debt for the lury items, a lot things we were looking at last week that they had been purchased seeing from england, and they saw this movement as kind of a way to cut back their own spending to kd of reduce debt that th had with british merchants. now, of course, urban artisans who e in ey welcome this non importation movement because it creates business opportunities for em rht. it gives them an opportunity to boost manufacture and sell thr own goods. rchants in port cities, they're a little more reluctant, but most of them eventually kind of agree take part in this vement. so then you have these kind of extralegal local committees formed and communities across the colonies to enforce this boycott. so it's essentially a system of neighbors policing neighbors to kind of hold the line against british goods, send this message to imperial officials and it proved especially effective at creating sense of a common cause among the colonists. so in this heated atmosphere, tensions are simmering just beneath