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the person's visual field is getting smaller and smaller then when you want to interact, you want to makyou are aware they can see you. recognizing that language rhythms can be picked up but language content is missed can make a big differenceo i want to use a visual cue, not just verbal information to share. john: are medical professionals getting enough training with aleimer's? >> we are probably about 25 years behind where we need to be in this moment of time. whether we're talking about physicians or nurses or rehab professionals, social workers. it's seen as a side bar rather than a major player in what we're going to be experiencing in thisime periods, this next generation as the baby boomers are hitting the stride of developing dementias at a high rate. >> a positive approach to care, tipa snow. thank you very much. ♪ john: finally tonight, parse three of our series "hidden history." across the united states, the legacy of slavery can still be seen on university campuses and at the hopes of slave-owning presidents but wt about the enslaved people who built them? tonight we tell yo

industry in the direction of the production of san andreas in the country, the construction of each afra makan liner will generate more than 60 million dollars for the country, along with two ships of this ship have been built so far, and the capacity of the shipbuilding industry in the country can be more than it is a very good opportunity that we can use to create jobs and create added value. at present, there is the ability to build all kinds of oil tankers, car-carrying bulk carriers, dredging and recreational fishing in the country. the capability of the country's marine industries today to this form, which can use almost all the capacities of the public sector and the private sector in all areas of floating, vessels that are lightly ordered, military vessels and commercial vessels, fill the capacities and meet the needs of the country. 53 companies in the north and south of the country in the field of marine industries, including shipbuilding, are active, reza safari, and the amount of gas consumption in domestic, commercial and non-major industries is more than 70%, if the pattern of

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i removed a little from the table and made there is his workplace so and well, and mak said that we areent to this one, to america, there for a long time, it’s arbitrary there in six months for sure so, he said that we are still here with energy you can live as long as you need me yes we have some things here we have a direct washing machine. so here we get a room. there are no windows, only this is small, but there is another plus here, as a rule, there are two or seven. well, there is a small sauna here. by the way , it was played very often. we took the mattress from here, there were even some pictures there, things during the alarm, we lowered the air here and stayed here until the slippers ran out. now i don’t have anyone there, and he often runs out . and another plus is that you can heat even if there is no heating, you can take firewood and heat it, and the second one is very cool because you know how there are small ones and older ones well, the older children and the little one communicates with them and it’s fun. it’s cool. well, she doesn’t feel, you know, from this whole st

honestly all the money goes to the fight against russia, that is, all this atlantic kauns all these makfuls, and how are these blinkins victoria well, everything else was taken. absolutely mound, rotten corrupt countries, all european politicians who came did not see that they were met by thieves , absolute thieves, and now, when a new wave is a pure person who pretends. thief, he is lvovsky about the tail. yes, his deputies, how many hundreds of millions of dollars they blew, that is, there is a choice. no, there are hundreds of millions of dollars, of course, but hundreds a million dollars, this is a question, but the minister is a nerd that he did not see this or was sitting in a share. i thought he was a legislator, obviously, but at the same time. what is curious, they say, we will purge him now, remove him, probably, and appoint a minister of investment. in general, idiots. well, well, i just want to say you are there in ukraine, well, but the answer is simple. and where do you get it honestly? well, honestly, no, though. well, there are some other things that, well, they talk a lot a

important issue that a specific institution in ukraine should deal with this, the melody of the yarmaka mak-faloup, which deals, of course , but we are talking about the detailed consequences of sanctions and that this story is constantly monitored the kyiv school of economics also studies the sanctions of individual foreign companies, but it is about the details of the issues, it is about certain forecasting of the situation , well, look. in fact, i do not think that the creation of some additional institution will give any programmatic results in this direction, you absolutely correctly mentioned that it is extremely yarmak mcfaul's group works effectively in this direction and andriy yarmak is directly responsible for this direction, not only the development of new effective sanctions to new sanctions packages that are maximally synchronized with by our static partners, but also by analyzing the old ones, that is, the next sanctions package. the majority of it will focus on closing the loopholes that we, respectively, the russian federation uses to circumvent previous sanctions, and they can

tonight, what the president told me about f-16s.oesredent mak of china's new peace plan? and we ask about concerns that china could be considering offering lethal assistance, weapons for russia in this fight. we also press the president on issues here at home, the chinese spy balloon. why didn't china take the pentagon's call. the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. his administration's response to the disaster. the classified documents found at biden's home and former office. and of course that question, is the president running for re-election? >>> also tonight, president zelenskyy marking one year at war, defiantly claiming ukraine's victory will be inevitable, saying he wants to meet with china's president xi. and we'll go to ian pannell in kyiv tonight for reaction after what president biden said this evening about f-16s. >>> the other news this friday night, one-time prominent attorneydefens acknowledged on stand. we're also tracking the major storm. a second one set to move right across the country. heavy snow, ice, and dangerous winds. and yet another

going well with it, unfortunately i have to finish our conversation, i am sincerely grateful to you, makewers that now on the espresso tv channel , makfel was working for them, a leader of the russian opposition in exile , a former member of the state duma and an iconic blogger thank you all and goodbye well, the time of our program has run out, stay with espresso tv channel my colleagues work for you non-stop, take care of yourself and your loved ones see you on the air, we will listen to people suffering from rheumatism but arthritic can't get used to it, it doesn't let you move i've tried everything a at the pharmacy i bought yellow dolgit cream, it saves me from pain in rheumatism, dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility in case of joint and back pain cheer for dnipro-1 and shakhtar in the eurocups exclusively on megogo spotlight ukraine, a new project of the espresso channel, a project about war and ukraine, spot ukraine, products that do better , journalists and experts, inform , analyze, forecast, spot, like, ukraine, exclusive interviews with fore

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save more than 6 million hryvnias per year the history of searches in the leading ukrainian it company makau will be discussed at a meeting of the parliamentary committee on law enforcement with such a request the head of the faction, the servant of the people, davita arkhamiya, wrote in his telegram channel that the land plot cannot be the reason for stopping the business, he also commented on the searches and the head of the numbers, mykhailo fedoriv , ​​the owner of the company, wrote on facebook that he had provided the investigation with all the materials and did not rule out that it was due to imperfections in the legislation , officials could make mistakes when drawing up an agreement for the purchase of a plot of land , criminal proceedings were opened two years ago, the national police accuse makpau of improper use of agricultural land the designation and construction of real estate objects in the hundred-meter protective strip of the dnipro, which led to the assignment of losses to the state in the amount of uah 12.5 million due to hostilities in ukraine , dozens of farms and mil

the city hall of paris organized the film mariupol is not lost, the hope of the ukrainian director maksvynov, the french are in solidarity with the ukrainians , they are following the events that take place in in our country, with putin, you never know what to expect from him. he has unhealthy intentions, he can attack poland or attack neighboring countries, in fact, the war broke out not only in ukraine, but everywhere. this a documentary film about people's lives in the first month of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, according to the plan, the film was supposed to be presented in european cities that are somewhat similar to pre-war mariupol, either in terms of population or developed industry or the presence of a sea port, the organizers wanted the residents of such cities to better understand the tragic consequences destruction in a certain way tried on themselves the catastrophe of the whole city felt solidarity with the people of mariupol in paris the film on the screens for the first time the premiere of this the film has already been seen in more than 30 countries of the

administrn you see the number as you pointr chinese nationals, what are thee ones that can pay a lot and mak. are agents how do you not have e point this is going to come to e going to come here with bad int. >> it's a scary situation. in te apprehended 17 people on the tee have a full year where we appre. yet we had one month where we au consider that 1.2 million peoplr country illegally and evade app. these people spread out. we dons are, we didn't know where they t know if they are bringing in fep tomorrow. but the political wils administration. they really do n people. when you look back at tp created the wheel, but had he te us the policies necessary to see the most insecure border that ir career. >> pete: and donald trump said r best either. that certainly see, brandon, thank you so much. johs attack from an infamous or famoe republicans can hold the deep sh us. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures.

territory of ukraine, i remembered the statement addressed to the press recently by the owner of the bayrak makossible to connect electricity to the area where the barrector factory is to be located, it means in ukraine for 10 million dollars, and i immediately thought about the fact that the british will come here with their factories from they will try to take 10 million of them too, but they will try to take more dollars or pounds or whatever, but we are moving on to one more important block and p. - this is the main news . of course, this is the search. which happened and to the ministry of defense back in august of last year. well, it came to the surface for a very long time. i understand that the americans observed such phenomena in ukraine. they monitored it. i am more than convinced that they perfectly understand what was happening in our country because, well, we really have to to say that today we can state an increase in efficiency. i am not talking about maximum efficiency, but a system of anti-corruption bodies that were created before the beginning of a large-scale invasion. altho

everything going on with it, unfortunately i have to end our conversation, i am sincerely grateful to you, mak, for this extremely interesting and useful analysis. well , i want to remind our tv viewers that now on the air of the espresso tv channel, he worked for them mark fagin, a member of the russian opposition in exile , a former member of the state duma, an outstanding blogger , thank you and goodbye well, the time of our program has run out, stay with espresso tv channel my colleagues work for you non-stop, watch over yourself and your loved ones see you on the air at 11:00 on the clock 361 days of russia's full-scale war against ukraine continues veteri news on espresso in the studio anzhelika sezonenko missile threat russia continues to keep nine ships in the black sea among them are the same two missile carriers that took part in the attack yesterday in ukraine, one surface and one underwater, taking into account that the russians launched four calibers the day before , the total volley can currently be eight missiles, noted nataliya humenyuk, the head of the press center of the forc

this quarter, they went back to mak 60%. i am worried because as a sector, the chip sector does not command those high gross margins. over time, other players catch up and it is very hard for a chip company to sustain those kinds of margins without relying on software. caroline: we have breaking news coming from the call. the cfo saying nvidia saw orders pause as a timing issue. this has to do with cloud serving providers. >> the other risk is the customer concentration. a lot of that data center revenue is driven by customers, they're the ones building cloud capacity. it is not as if it will not come back, but because the companies have been spending at elevated levels, there will be a pause. it could be two quarters or five quarters. caroline: always great to get your immediate analysis. coming up, the auto sector is hungry for chips. we hear from the mercedes ceo himself. ed: we are at the heart of silicon valley. an exclusive interview with the ceo of mercedes. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the challenge for t

the alan mak this goes back to 2020 when ceo announced he would pivot the business towards asia.ce, the largest shareholder of hsbc wants the company to go further and higher profits made on operations to a separate company. if you read the statement today they remain committed to the global and think the whole bank benefits from its global infrastructure. no doubt they will still increase their business in asia which currently accounts for about 55% of revenue but it looks like they'll resist the aims of ping an insurance to hive off into a separate business. how will it work for the ceo, chairman, the board, it's not an easy path to follow when your biggest shareholder is clearly wanting something else. it is clearly wanting something else. , , , else. it is, but they were re else. it is, but they were pretty strong _ else. it is, but they were pretty strong in - else. it is, but they were pretty strong in the - else. it is, but they were - pretty strong in the statement today that the board had reviewed the operations and they will resist the claims from ping an insurance to h

the more biden brothels, the more he shows weakness, the higher the price china will mak our countryate in there good graces. they don't want to be our partner or even our competitor, china wants to be our master. this white house would rather negotiate with president xi tha negotiate with kevin mccarthy. on the debt ceiling, the white house has no negotiation, no strings attached, the ceiling has to be raised. they will bend over backwards t accommodate china on on most an issue. how sick and twisted is this. meanwhile right and tries to peddle more incredible excuses. my friends, these guys and the ministration are either incompetent, corrupt, or both. biden needs to do something drastic to regain even a shred of credibility. you know it's bad when even mitch mcconnell is disturbed about what he's hearing behind closed doors. >> in these briefings as you suggest, they don't seem to kno anything great i've never been in a briefing where i've learne so little. >> laura: only because they're under intense political pressur did the white house decide to send him out to address the nati

. >> i think of huey as a friend and i'm not goihif try to mak hwas st.ng but we know he was a brother know he was a fighter. >> i'm heart broken. but it was always kind of carried myself forward. kristen: you can watch the entire piece on our abc7 news app wherever you stream. well worth your time. abc7 is excited to celebrate community, culture, and a black experience with the black joy parade. >> the parade is next sunday february 26th. abc7 proud to bring it to you streaming live from oakland with host julian glover, kumasi aaron. it starts february 26th at 12:30 wherever you stream a ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. >> building a beer area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> five former memories police officers charged with killing 29 year-old tyre nichols appeared in court today. larry: the officers are facing multiple charges including second degree murder. dave packer has a look at today's court appearance.

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but we don’t have any other options here, either to work for maks, or for vanka, i don’t say anythingabout vainhani. how does he forward it? he has permission. maybe call quail, he is still jealous of the resources. okay, i'll deal with this. i will go to me again entrance is necessary. come on, of course. bye then. well, how are you? chkom it's not that you're a housewife, especially lately, stop teasing me. i haven’t been like this before, i’m a lazy person. but i will feed and sing in business. and warms the soul. he asked me not to remember the unclean in my house, i'm sorry. and so we will have to go clubs to buy vodka and a bottle of wine. he won't come out. luska won't have a drink shop closed. here's what to do, yes, how are we going to celebrate our birthday zin and maybe we can go to pebbles with boris, and she is an economic woman when lyuska opens the store, we will give her good thoughts. as they say, it comes about the fields, and at our melting point at the right time. in the class they are a woman. well, i'll go. fine. come on. you will say too. and i will say. what to

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give your ethis g ifyou are mak commute off east shore freeway towards the bay bridge.into the maze are likely slowing but it is pretty foggy. be careful. it improves as you head into san francisco. this is the fremont street exit as you come off the bay bridge into san francisco. it looks like things are foggy on the north end of the golden gate as well. >>> downtown oakland businesses are struggling to cope. it is a common problem for a lot of people. two women i spoke with are trying to create community and culture in the neighborhoods that they open restaurants in. but threats, harassment, stolen income, damage, even defecation on their property they're constantly cleaning is starting to hit a breaking point. this was the latest incident in downtown oakland. >> what's next? someone walking through my door and i am like already in the mode of who is co ingiouble ithappens way too often. >> with denise's mom cooking vietnamese dishes in the kitchen the family owned restaurant has been here for 13 years. the efforts are getting destroyed. >> i had a really cool artist

earlier in the day, i met co—founder thomas mak for a behind—the—scenes tour of the ride.irs are the combination of four years of development and contain over 2000 parts. so, welcome. here are our floating chairs. it's like they are breathing, they are being charged up. is it rollers or is it a cushion of air? loud, the first idea was a cushion of air, but then it was too loud, so that was prototype number one. then it is all electrically driven. you have three different wheels, but also the wheels we develop, the floating chair can move. once you are seated you can adjust and move it forward and backwards, up and down, it has different functions and a tray that opens, so you have your bottle of water here, and there is going to be a box with four different flavours — sweet, sour, salt and better. the chairs use infrared sensors so they don't up into anything, and run to a preprogrammed journey through the rooms. here with this movable chair, you are in complete control of your guests' journey. diners change formations throughout the two—hour experience, so each new course

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from time to time either a a mak or unmarked document is found and so you immediately report what you found. was it exposed to researcher? how did you find it? and then you take that document, remove it from the file and if necessary you put in a skiff. >> it doesn't happen as much now as it did in the early days because the number of the now processed but is a procedure for it. it doesn't happen often. >> thank you. >> the same. [laughing] >> okay good. [laughing] and i would say, just to add, i used to go to nara a lot and all the cia people were astonished at how underresourced nara was and how poorly paid they were compared to the rest of the washington d.c. establishment. just got to say, it's a long-standing problem across many administrations that i was shocked by that. do we have lots -- if we have several questions we could take them now. if the audience has questions, we can go to questions. >> if you come to the bush library there is one collection you should take a look at. there is a collection of the bush library called the president's daily file, daily diaries is what i

the way i want you rolling over me the spurs of hip bones ♪ ♪ and you pressing in come on i dare you mak on put pressure on me i won't break ♪ ♪ i want you in all the worst ways hold me down feel me up ♪ ♪ come take it from m mark me up you can call i serious trouble ♪ ♪ cuz that's what i wan trouble trouble troubl trouble trouble ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can call it serious troubl cuz that's what i want trouble trouble trouble ♪ ♪ trouble trouble you can call m serious troubl just admit i'm ♪ ♪ what you want trouble trouble troubl trouble troubl i'm coming for you like ♪ ♪ a hawk for the dove ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. come on! that's what i'm talking about. thank you so much. it was gorgeous. it's gorgeous. amanda shires! jason isbell "take it like a man" is out now. my thanks to chip and joanna gaines, rhett and link, amanda shires, jason isbell, and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefelle

. >> but yeah, my -- my daughter, mak, is, like, a huge fan.opped his single >> seth: "dude." >> it woke us up [ laughter ] like -- we're like - [ cheers and applause >> seth: now, what time can you wake up woody harrelson? like, what -- what's a good time >> i don't think it's ever a good idea. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? [ laughter ] >> seth: let a sleeping woody lie? >> exactly [ laughter ] >> seth: now you -- i should stress, you needed a little sleep because you did one of the great late night endeavors last saturday, you hosted "snl" for your fifth time. [ cheers and applause ]. >> yeah, fantastic episode >> seth: and i -- let me say that the five-timers club -- the real accomplishment, you didn't just knock out five hosting stints in seven years. you stretched this out [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: it speaks to the breath of your career your first one was 1989. do you remember your first time hosting "snl?" >> not even a little bit [ laughter ] >> seth: well, hold -- let me reframe it do you remember much about last saturday [ laughter

powerehey know all day long because they know the administration is going to make concession after mak >> and oh, by th we way, as we push everything to batteries,he we're buying them from them that own 75% of the of the of the ev market. talk >> so, congressman, we have a lot to talk about on this topic. topicbut that's it for now.now. but this is their trial balloon. guess what? they're floatingr trial and wee failing it. congressman, thank you. now, republican councicongressls gu new jersey gunned dowwon near her home in whatnn appears to be a targeted attack. th the details on this tragic story are next. don't touch that dial. only on fox nation. can you turn back the clock and watch some of the best comedies of all time? don , outrageous hd and unapologetically funny. oh, it looks good on you, though. these castlebury classics all together in one place, iconic titles with bold twists, unflinching turns. that's an attention getter and crazy one liners you'll never hear again. i want to take nothing and i get movies. they don't make like this any more work, work, work, comedies. you

covid level still 20 million active riders before covid started it was at 22 million and they aren't makff surge pricing. also, wall street unimpressed you heard mark mahaney there, three full downgrades from jpmorgan, loop capital, and keybanc, six price target cuts on top of that going all the way down to $11 now at rbc, and the stock dipped below 11 bucks and as you heard from mark mahaney tough compare to uber which had its best quarter, best year in history and it seems like being a pure play ride hailing company no longer works. also if you heard what mark mahaney said and it's pretty much being echoed in the analyst community, it's winner-take-all in ridership and ride hailing. ashley: well on the other side of the coin, tesla has had a great year so far up nearly 70% is that right? >> that is correct, but it's also, it was on an eight-day winning streak. you made 27% in eight days and that is the longest winning streak in six months which seems to be coming to end this morning tesla though, if you bought in at the depths in december i was tempted at $103 so the stock has effectiv

mak mr. fetterman has been described as described it as trying to make outn the muffled voice of the teacher in the peanuts cartoon whose words could never be deciphered. it and his chief of staff told sai the new york times, what you're supposed to do to recover from a stroke is do as little possible and as possible. muc or instead, fetterman wase an forced to do as much as possible. he hadback to get back to the campaign trail.ris, this is s chris , this is so disturbing t on so many levels, it seems to lack any sense of humanity. forget that politically craven e nature of all this. should but the man should be recuperating at homeperatinga and they pushed him forward, didn't they ?.hey >>did push did it push them for, just like they pushnd i the president forward? incause this is about politics. i found the new york times piece interesting, not simply the fact that it was only really published after he was safely in six yeartes inandx office, but that they explicitly said that it doesn't m

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if you mak under $50,000, 202-748-8000. between $50,0 in $80,000, 202-748-8001. if you make more than $80,0 202-748-8002. we want to know what your top economic concern is right now. let's go back to our phone lines. melissa from indiana. caller: good morning. i have several concerns. my first one is profit over people seems to be the mantra. my mother is on social security that's i took her to kroger to buy groceries and that was jaw-dropping. i would not let her bite most of everything and i probably buy most of our groceries. i do not know how people can make it. it is sad. look at the cost of a loaf of bread compared to a gallon of gas, that is opportunism at the pandemic. this is not joe biden's fault. we had a pandemic and we are getting out of bed. we have opportunism right now. we currently do not have a speaker of the house that i think is going to be able to do anything effective in congress. i hope the best. i hope our next two years are easier than it seems but we need to put control on appropriations. host: what do you think the government should do?

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