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mabel you're sewing masks. dan, are you doing that in. >> i am. sewing masks, although i've bought a couple interesting ones. i'm doing a lot of gardening. we stay at home a lot on the weekend and we do quite a bit of gardening. >> sandhya, you? >> i'm cooking a lot more than i used to i wouldn't call it a hobby so much. i don't have a lot of time with three kids, as you can imagine. >> your kids don't consider it a hobby. it is a must-do every day, mom. >> exactly. >> buying the 500 piece puzzles. it is really fun. >> i get bored with those qu i get frustrated. >> i'll get you a 24-piece puzzle, how is that? >> something more my speed. a simple puzzle for a simple mind. >> the jingle by ice cream drivers, that's going awayful being written by a hip hop legend. >> we wanted to make a melody that includes all communities. that is good for every divriver every kid. >> it replaces the long used tune, turkey in the straw. that folk song dates back to the 19 century but its legacy, we've learned is tied to black faced minstrel shows. it just blows me a

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here live with the very latest, mabelle khalil is with us. >> good evening.efinitely a sad night for the lebanese people tonight, in every sense of the word. the explosion caused widespread damage in every part of the city. the minister said it was apparently caused by ammonium nitrate that was stored in the warehouse. the minister stated at least seven to eight have been killed and more than 4,000 are wounded. there are many people missing until now. people are asking the emergency department about their loved ones. and it's difficult to search at night because there is no electricity. we are facing a real catastrop catastrophe. beirut hospitals tonight are overwhelmed with the injured. the red cross has called for all the ambulance to help. >> sean: all right, mabelle, thank you. what she is staying, breaking up there, we are talking about ammonium nitrate. that's what happened. wow. 4,000 injuries, she is reporting. okay, also today, former secretary condoleezza rice called out the left for their preconceived notion of what african-americans should think.

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mabel living near marsh creek and territory road have burned more than 1400 acres and is also 0% contained. >>> a statewide flex alert is still in effect and we are being asked to conserve energy from 3:00 to 10:00 today and tomorrow. it comes as san jose mayor sam liccardo is accusing pg&e of lying to its customers about power outages. folks in this neighborhood lost their power saturday for nearly 48 hours because of a broken transformer. it was finally restored yesterday afternoon. sam liccardo blasted pg&e, claiming they were dishonest when they blamed rolling blackouts on the independent system operator's decision to turn off power. >> certainly, the heat is a contributing factor but the fundamental reason is the inadequate infrastructure that pg&e has failed to maintain and replace over many years. >> i have zero trust in pg&e. >> no rolling blackouts went into effect last night, but pg&e says outages could continue through thursday depending on the evolution of the heat wave. >>> survivors plan to confront the man known as the golden state killer before he is formally sentenced to l

. >> mabel was my favorite. mabel was, i think, the little insect that we were talking about? yeah, okay. >> right. >> i love that you gave her a name. >> thank you. >> that was just charming. okay, what was the book writing process then? highly regimented? sit down, work for eight hours a day? words come pouring forth? >> yes. i sat down on a monday and then wrote continuously until that friday, and not a single -- few ed editor didn't change a single word, everything was pure gold start to finish. [laughter] oh, man. no, i think there's not one single thing in the book that survived from my first draft. in terms of the process, it really -- that was quite regimented. and i think stephen king has good advice on this. he basically says i sit down on my computer and i don't stop until i have x number of words, whatever my goal is for the day. and your goal can start low and progress as you become practiced. and it doesn't matter how good or bad the words are, you're going of the days when everything you write is terrible, and your going of the days when you way overshoot your g

of a group dines the dominant male in the group will replace her that option of changing sex and mabel's the fish to continue reproducing. but the nuclear family does exist 2 in the animal world given its live in close knit units of mother father children in the wild the apes mainly eat fruit but the supply tends to fluctuate. one tree alone would not provide enough fruit for a larger group but a small family on their own would have enough to eat. animals have developed some pretty inventive mating patterns and family structures the assumption is that they provide advantages just sometimes we don't know what they are. that's all for this week nice that you could join us. back next time with more exciting science on tomorrow or today until then good bye. it was once a paradise. it's a toxic room to shoot to room in indonesia is going to feel straighter in a more. the main commuter international fashion industry. can assure i'm still the same. most committed. in 15 minutes on t w. staying up to date don't miss our highlights w. program on line d.w. dot com highlights. a duel with words. wh

right now from turkey is what is known international relations as gunboat diplomacy so techies using mabel vessels and research vessels in the region in order to try to further boost it seem to assume there isn't it is very well tied to the situation in libya because we know that egypt is supporting the counterpart of sars and it is a situation that has several times in the evenings and we have to be very cautious in the steps that are taking because it has to be resolved in a diplomatic way there he needs to respect the international law in order not to cause any further agent and not to have any unwanted accidents in the region because being an ex navy officer myself i can tell you that so many navy vessels in such a small geographic area could be very dangerous. the u.s. inspector general says the u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates did not break the law last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an $8000000000.00 deal without congressional approval president trump fired the department's ben inspector general steve linnik

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mabel."d in both of those major categories in the same year, drama and comedy. that's range. that's what that is. >> maybe ed asner was nominated for "mary tyler moore show" and "roots." but "roots" was considered a limited series. >> trevor: i know you are the father of two young kids and you have been in the house during the coronavirus. did they give you any recognition for your nominations or were they just looking for like, "what is daddy going to do today? cook today. make today? teach us today?" or do they even care? >> my youngest has no clue. it's not important to him whatsoever. he's almost five. my oldest knows exactly what's going on. so i told him i got nominated. and he said, "you got nominated again? good for you, that's awesome. how many do you have now?" he will mock me openly to my face. "yeah, i'm sterling brown, i have emmys and golden globes whatever, bro." >> trevor: i feel like you are missing out-- an opportunity as a father if you don't wait for him to graduate a grad

mabel even a thunderstorm or two mixed in. certainly some shower activity. 14, 14 degrees warmer in east bay locations. let's take a look at current temperatures. 64 in san francisco. oakland, 73. 80 in mountain view, 59 at half moon bay. on we go, showing a little finger fog moving through. 83 in santa rosa, 82, petaluma, 81, napa, and these are our forecast features. the heat intensifies tomorrow. dangerous heat will prevail inland friday and saturday and we'll have a long stretch of hot days going into next week. an excessive heat watch in effect from noon friday to 9:00 p.m. the inland east bay and solano county. an increased risk of heat-related illness. 95 to 108 degrees. another heat watch friday to 7:00 p.m., with high temperatures expected to range from 100 to 110 degrees. there will be some fog in parts of the coastline but it will not be pushing inland. and tomorrow we'll have another sunny day. a little haze with the flow of moisture. the remnants from the tropical storm continuing. overnight lows, upper 50s to aro

al-jazeera examines the violence of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for the korea mabel's partition borders of blood. i'm how he did in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera al-jazeera is investigative units has obtained these cyprus papers a cache of confidential documents sent thousands of people who bought citizenship in cyprus some are criminals and some are seeking a safe haven away from their own governments the names include hundreds of people from china and the middle east deborah davies has more now from london and the facts are that our investigation which has taken is months to mind these thousands of documents has confirmed all the criticisms that have come over the last 3 years from the e.u. from anti corruption groups that these schemes they say are a way for criminals and the corrupt to hide where they are it increases the risk of money laundering and it's a back door to europe because what they're not doing is buying citizenship to become cypriots they're buying a way into europe. well cypresses interior minister has hit back at the investigation firmly d

may be replicated in other companies such as for mabel or which also has had on the clare debt so there is definitely questions around you know how this relates to some of the other companies and where there's the you know where does the rot spread how far does the rot spread because it certainly doesn't seem to be just. you know specific and him seem to like it when you tell around this whole must be assured she's former colleague about the expansion of the u.a.e. based companies particularly in health care and. let me of the west so on what interested him was the pace of this expansion and therefore whether there was any one of influence behind this exponential growth i understood from some things but. there was actually thrown away for no reason for example i was working in a hospital that a 2 bed hospital. how . could do no wrong. group. more than 200. countries. profits for the year 2. for. india. in the events that have taken place he is portraying himself as. have. in russia mixed martial arts didn't just pull. it to bring the fame fortune and i thought the next one when he did b

and friday and saturday, up to and mabel above if i at the coast. it doesn't look like we can expect a significant break in the heat until maybe the middle of next week. we'll keep hoag for something different. >>> thieves took more than 1 an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> doctors with the san marin medical society were giving away free medical grade personal protective equipment to smaller medical practices. supplied by california's office emergency services. ppe as you know is really difficult to get. especially at small pct us oth . equipment donated includes surgical masks, gowns, gloves and face shields. >>> animation is a time tested method in the world of advertising. it can help get a message across to a broader audience. that's what researchers are trying to do, talking about

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we learned about mabel ping wan lee, a chinese woman living in new york city. marched for suffrage, wrote about suffrage, agitated for suffrage. could not vote, could not be a citizen. even in 1943, after chinese people could become citizens, we don't know if she ever used the vote. but she definitely agitated. gertrude bohnham. native american women who fought after 1920 but fight for desperate fought for native american women access to representation, which is complicated. to tell these complicated stories is good because first nations, some did not want the vote because why would they vote in an american election if they were a sovereign nation? other native american groups saw that this was a way to change laws around indian policy and for other reasons that they wanted to be able to vote. that dipped our toes into that complicated history and we are working to do more of that. we have not had pushback. we have actually had a lot of excitement around the stories , which is good and helpful. >> ok. as i already alluded to with rightfully hers and similar to

she was born myra mabel shirley in 1848, and her nicknames were the outlaw queen orthoped the b queen. her family supported the confederacy. she had been educated at a girls academy and trained to be a pianist. she appeared to be on her way to a respectable middle class life. her older brother, john addison, had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she joined him on some of his raids with quantrill. the family moved to texas for a fresh start, and it was at that point that belle's life trajectory went from being a respectable middle class woman too one who at least associated with outlaws if not an outlaw herself. she married jim reed in 1866 and they had two children, pearl and eddie. now, jim reed had grown up in missouri. he had joined quantrill's raiders and also fled to texas during the war where he and belle got married. by the time of pearl's birth, he had become involved in the tom star game. they were cattle russlers. shortly after eddie's birth in 1871, they returned to missouri and jim reed fought -- rode off and on with both the james/younger game and th

diplomatic discussions where you mabel baseless branding exam their very small geographic. although the 2 sides seem on a collision course they say they share a desire for dialogue and diplomacy. out of their. money this was the entire reason this imagine see meeting was called is there a realistic hope of a kind of resolution today. what we heard there in charlie angelus report there is an appetite for dialogue and appetite for discussion but it's looking very much like a gunship diplomacy at the moment given how much military hardware is currently present in the region of course the french have sent navy vessels including a frigate they said 2 fighter jets as well to cyprus turkey obviously has naval vessels warships in the region protecting its survey ship the greek military on high alert is one of the being reports in the greek media of greek submarines actually being scramble to the region to keep a close eye on what turkey is up to adding to all of that we've heard from the greek foreign minister met traverse earlier this morning he's accused. from solve 'd stirring u

as a major achievement, that he's been able to push forward this between the uae and israel, pompeo mabelake the case for successful foreign policy and, of course, apart from turning people's eyes away from the disorder we are seeing inside the us, he will be looking for the us, he will be looking for the 2024, because they risk a rumoured possibility of a pompeo run at the presidency than. on that rumour, it is just a rumour, tell me about it. is it credible? would he have a chance? put it this way -if have a chance? put it this way — if you wanted to do it, a very smart early move would be to secure the support of evangelical christians, who make up more than a third of the republican base. the fact is being beamed from jerusalem is being beamed from jerusalem is really a pitch for that evangelical support. once he has that in his pocket, he can move to the other factions of the party. interesting. let's talk about the other factions of the party, other elements of the republican national convention that's ongoing at the moment for but have you made it so far and what do you expect over