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also coming up we will meet the group of marley and this calling for their country to ditch west and partners and strengthen ties with moscow instead. and in a, another big development this week, one that some of calling a watershed moment for the plan is un countries gathered at a summit in nairobi, agreed to create a legally binding treaty that they say will end plastic pollution. ah, hello, i'm christine manuel. it's good to have your company. rushes invasion of ukraine has triggered a historic mass movement of people seen in europe, indicates more than a 1000000 people have already free the country according to the un refugee agency. and that number is growing by the date among those fleeing rushes. bombs are african students studying at universities in ukraine, according to ukrainian officials. they were about 16000 of them before the conflict began. some of them have reported receiving races, treatment from ukraine and officials, who they say pushed them back as they tried to flee. not some african students are still in ukraine and trying to get out and others are in other euro

also coming up we will meet the group of marley and this calling for their country to ditch west and partners and strengthen ties with moscow instead. and in a, another big development this week, one that some of calling a watershed moment for the plan is un countries gathered at a summit in nairobi, agreed to create a legally binding treaty that they sate will end plastic pollution. ah hello, i'm christine monday. it's good to have your company rushes invasion of ukraine has triggered a historic mass movement of people seen in europe, indicates, or then a 1000000 people have already free the country according to the u. n's refugee agency. and that number is growing by the date. among those fleeing rushes, bombs are african students studying at universities in ukraine, according to ukrainian officials. there were about 16000 of them before the conflict began. some of them have reported receiving races, treatment from ukraine and officials, who they say, push them back as they tried to flee. not some african students are still in ukraine and trying to get out and others are in other e

also coming up we will meet the group of marley and this calling for their country to ditch west and partners and strengthen ties with moscow instead. and in a, another big development this week, one that some of calling a watershed moment for the plan is un countries gathered at a summit in nairobi, agreed to create a legally binding treaty that they sate will end plastic pollution. ah, hello, i'm christine. wonder it's good to have your company. rushes invasion of ukraine has triggered a historic mass movement of people seen in europe, indicates well then a 1000000 people have already freight the country according to the u. n's refugee agency. and that number is growing by the date. among those fleeing rushes, bombs are african students studying at universities in ukraine, according to ukrainian officials. there were about 16000 of them before the conflict began. some of them have reported receiving races, treatment from ukraine and officials, who they say pushed them back as they tried to flee. not some african students are still in ukraine and trying to get out and others are in

major marley and booking a fossil have been trying to stop arising, attacked by armed groups. here in this camp, the displaced have been waiting for security to improve in the border area, but many traumatized by the conflict are afraid to return. well, let gwinnett demanding a guar. i was looking after my sheep when fighters on motorbike stopped me. they saw a pen in my pocket and thought i was an informant. they blindfolded me and beat me . i lost my sheep and ever since i've been here in this camp for the time being the army base on alert after suffering major setbacks in the last few years. armed groups are now forging new alliances, finding new recruits, and hoping to establish a state of their own across west africa and the south hail. how should my butler al jazeera the town of while m in southwest, near? ah and one of the top stories here around is error and maternity.

schuchman had to look up the arch tyrant of modern in arky history is allowed bye, ugly way in which marley que orchestrated the execution to turn into a as in boy. ah, if he had actually done what we were worried about and launched, for example, a smallpox attack in europe or the united states. and we had left him in place to do that. people would now be saying, what did those fools in the administration think when they left him in place? ah, when saddam disappeared, the number one lesson we've learned is if you remove a regime, something needs to be created in its place. otherwise, a vacuum is created and that is usually filled with nefarious force. ah god willing, i swear even my bones will fight them. lines written by saddam hussein on death row. all he has is a copy of the koran on a few books and a notepad. the us fears he'll try to whip up sunni resistance from his cell. iraq's majority shia community long persecuted by saddam is the main beneficiary of his fall. and melissa devonne allison dumpster lola, yolanda, i'm not defending sadam. hussein. i'm one of his victims. i lost 13 ye

yesterday was official hand off to the san francisco fire department, k9 marley and k9 sadie, our new dogs are now officially part of the san francisco fire department, so it was a feel good happy story, ktvu channel 2 news did. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you for that announcement. it was a great, great announcement, as well. i saw that presentation, and at some point, i look forward to meeting the new members of the our fire department. madam secretary? >> clerk: item 6, agenda for next and future fire commission meetings. >> commissioner nakajo: commissioners, agenda for this and future fire commission meetings? commissioner morgan? i think you're muted if you're saying something, commissioner. >> commissioner morgan: yeah, i'd like to ask the chief how much -- how much salary is marley and sadie getting here? >> they're [indiscernible] and really nice vests. >> commissioner morgan: yeah, they're -- i seen them on t.v. they're adorable. i can't wait to meet them. >> commissioner covington: what, no dog biscuits? >> commissioner morgan: well, i'll bring something for them. >> comm

marley packer bulldozed her way across the line.linical passing. the home crowd had something to cheer. again before this piece of magic from abbie tao. full—time professional england just to good against their amateur opponents as they went into half—time six tries to the good. after the break scotland pounced on a loose ball only for a review to rule it out. no such problems at the other end, under the post to increase the england lead. packer, now the veteran of the squad, wrapping up the afternoon with her third try of the game. england beginning the defence of the title with a comfortable victory. nice to get on the scoreline but i could not do it without the rest of the team behind me. fantastic performance today and i'm super proud. quite fitting for my 80th cap and mother's day tomorrow. england were devastating and dominating and they will look to continue when they travel to italy next weekend. for scotland they will know that there is plenty to build on when they face wales next. meanwhile in dublin, wales forced a late c

>>incredible story of his marley kaden reporting for us. one of the young girls from their fire camp said she is stronger, smarter and more compassionate after spending time with firefighters like chief nicholson and captain mao. all right. coming up here on kron on hiking for haiti, a challenge starting this week. >>helping to get supplies to communities that need it. most. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>well, there's a non profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people in haiti, particularly children there. and later this week, a new campaign is kicking off. that's going to let everyone even you watching at home contribute to this effort. joining us now to talk a little bit more about hiking for haiti, skyler, bad enough. he's the ceo for hope for haiti. thank you so much for joining me. thanks so much for having me on this morning. course, first and foremost, tell me just a little bit about what what the organization does. >>yeah, hope for haiti has been working the southern part of haiti

disinformation. -- marley disinformation. we all saw the russian involvement in 2016 in our elections. we continue to see russia use social media in a much, much more aggressive way. the fact that we were able to get this information out into the bloodstream, you know, demonstrating and taking away any ability for putin to claim that a there was any ukrainian provocation that started this war with, it really has left putin exposed as being the absolute culprit in starting this war. there's no credible claim otherwise. so that, i think, is important. and also the willingness to share with our allies. we share a lot of times with our 5i allies, but this one the information sharing with the balance of nato and in some cases even beyond nato, it's not by chance that we ended up, i believe, with 142 votes in the u.n. general assembly a week ago. a lot of that was because the american intelligence we were sharing with a lot of folks. i hope this will be a precursor to a much more ongoing, active intelligence network and, candidly a

that was marley katyn reporting for us this afternoon.fire kramp said that she is stronger, smarter and more compassionate. >> after spending time with firefighters, life chief nicholson and kept him kron 4 has been recognizing remarkable woman all month long here. and if you want to see the stories, you can go to the special section on our website kron 4 dot com. you can also see past winners and nominees. let's talk about our forecast right now we take this live look outside across the camera that shows a san francisco international airport. a good look here. what's the happening on the peninsula right now? those? clued could like weather. we need like a kron. 4 news at 3 dictionary of all the weird words that we come up with. rebecca strom has a closer look at the forecast for the rest of the week. >> i'm rebecca strom and the kron 4 weather center. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover today, but sunshine that we're going to be seeing as well. a mixture of that. and you can see here at san francisco international airport, it's pretty much

yesterday was official hand off to the san francisco fire department, k9 marley and k9 sadie, our new dogs are now officially part of the san francisco fire department, so it was a feel good happy story, ktvu channel 2 news did. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you for that announcement. it was a great, great announcement, as well. i saw that presentation, and at some point, i look forward to meeting the new members of the our fire department. madam secretary? >> clerk: item 6, agenda for next and future fire commission meetings. >> commissioner nakajo: commissioners, agenda for this and future fire commission meetings? commissioner morgan? i think you're muted if you're saying something, commissioner. >> commissioner morgan: yeah, i'd like to ask the chief how much -- how much salary is marley and sadie getting here? >> they're [indiscernible] and really nice vests. >> commissioner morgan: yeah, they're -- i seen them on t.v. they're adorable. i can't wait to meet them. >> commissioner covington: what, no dog biscuits? >> commissioner morgan: well, i'll bring something for them. >> comm

. >> they wanted stars and marley marl it is the only famous deaf actress out there.studios are thinking about financing, they are thinking, there is brad pitt, where are your take names that you are going to plug into the movie that are going to get you your money? >> look who is here. reporter: it is not every day a movie star comes to drama class, where he led the kids in improvisatn. >> very good. reporter: the high-profile coda now has a film where deaf actors are front and center is inspiring new generations. >> helps you as actors to be able to play around with one prop. >> ♪ you are all that i need ♪ >> it inspired me, the film inspired me, it was amazing to see deaf actors. >> it will inspire hearing people to learn sign language if they have deaf children. >> have you considered a deaf james bond? reporter: since choi won best supporting actor, he has thought about his 007 pitch. >> i would love to play a villn. >> he should be a bond villain. >> if hearing people don't know sign, i can just kill them off. you know sign language? we will let you go. reporter

and marley savor came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess i he thought i was a patsy or something and and said well, you know, what are you gonna to do? no something about? what would you do if you found out susan was having an affair? and i was just kind of flabbergasted. he was my precious darling daughter who was only 18 years old just 18 and i said, well she she really couldn't i didn't even focus on the aging he said well, she's 18 years old. she's an adult she could. and i guess i was supposed to say well, i'd throw her out. i i didn't i said i would certainly want a counsel with her and find out who it was what their intentions were. and try and help her. and that kind of hit the headlines because that was not a question that had been addressed as far as a public figure in the white house before. so that was it was hard on susan. that was the thing. that was so difficult because all her friends. kind of immediately took it up and you know made fun of it and to this day. she still resents it, but you know life doesn't have a al

and marley savor came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess i he thought i was a patsy or something and and said well, you know, what are you gonna to do? no something about? what would you do if you found out susan was having an affair? and i was just kind of flabbergasted. he was my precious darling daughter who was only 18 years old just 18 and i said, well she she really couldn't i didn't even focus on the aging he said well, she's 18 years old. she's an adult she could. and i guess i was supposed to say well, i'd throw her out. i i didn't i said i would certainly want a counsel with her and find out who it was what their intentions were. and try and help her. and that kind of hit the headlines because that was not a question that had been addressed as far as a public figure in the white house before. so that was it was hard on susan. that was the thing. that was so difficult because all her friends. kind of immediately took it up and you know made fun of it and to this day. she still resents it, but you know life doesn't have a al

have been conditioned as a society to view music as a means of entertainment and we listen to bob marley and we think that it's having this relaxing restorative effect on us but it's actually further engaging our brains, it's making our brains work harder whereas our music has a restorative effect on the brain. a 23% drop in stress levels, apparently. but sona isn't the only player in this space. dutch outfit alphabeats monitors your stress levels as you use it and it rewards users for chilling out and punishes them if they don't. by utilising your phone's accelerometer and gps centres it measures your breathing, subtly changing the sound of your favourite tracks along the way. the brain is always searching for the most optimal sound, so in order to get there it will just try to find solutions to get to a better music experience, and we reward the search for the best music. alphabeats can also take live data from your smartwatch and using ai eventually produce personalised playlists. meanwhile sona is now seeking approvalfrom the us food and drug administration, joining the gruelling mus

that was after marley's military leaders announced they would remain in power for another 5 years before holding any elections. the resultant sanctions are the strictest echo, as, as imposed so far as did abuse flourish trigger, i found out it civilians why hits the hottest new buildings springing up in every corner? this is by macros, growing business district. but the growth has slowed down because cement has become very scarce. echo as have suspended all non essential treat between the member countries. and molly, and this includes cement, one of my lease biggest imports. glena mall law says look at our deposit, there's nothing left in it at all because of the sanctions crisis. we couldn't buy anything because it became too expensive and customers can no longer afford to buy because of arising prices and, and, but now carla will say if i tell my, you know, most of the cement used here is gotten from senegal and ivory coast. so truck loads of cement another times have been stuck at the borders for weeks. another function that is heating, molly hard, is the closure of all air and land b

. >> his co-star marley mat lynn was the first deaf female actor to win an oscar 35 years ago. >> i justtonight saying she waited for three decades for another deaf actor to win. >> okay, "coda." >> "coda" winning the night, best movie. and tonight, the american society for deaf children saying, "until now, it was rare to see deaf characters portrayed on screen, let alone cast with deaf actors. we are so proud of you. you are a role model for our deaf children." >> arianna dubose. >> and the history made last night in the best supporting actress category. arianna dubose winning for her portrayal of anita in "west side story." the same role rita moreno won an oscar for in 1962. this time, dubose thanking moreno. >> so grateful, your anita paved the way for tons of anitas like me and i love you so much. >> and dubose thanking her family and her mother for helping her to break barriers. >> my mother, who is here tonight, mama -- i love you with my whole heart and this is as much yours as it is mine. imagine this little girl in the back seat of a white ford focus, look her eyes, you see a qu

russia has never colonized any country is too few for lucy in their park will in his ear be there at marley's partnership with moscow. runs deep miley receives most of its military equipment from russia. hundreds of russia must sceneries operating under the kremlin lynx wagner group are deployed in molly. and most of the currents military leaders which rained in russia many even speak the language. some observers, however, se strengthening the russian milan relationship might not be the best solution in the long run. maybe to day in just feels like the military answer is the best answer. so probably, you know, even if you look at ward and ranking a, russia would be a better option. close, it's the 2nd, you know, a movie power on and the world. but economically, it's not the best partnership for us, frankly, from one to fix things we have to fix us. we have to things freaks ourselves. if it was up to the euro, lo movement, money would cause highs to france entirely. that seems almost impossible to us. french inflows pervades almost every aspect of life yet there. calling it's a watershed momen

also coming up, we will meet the group of marley and this calling for their country to ditch west and partners and strengthen ties with moscow instead. and in a, another big development this week, one that some of calling a watershed moment for the plan is un countries gathered at a summit in nairobi, agreed to create a legally binding treaty that they say will end plastic pollution. ah, hello, i'm christine monday. it's good to have your company rushes invasion of ukraine has triggered a historic mass movement of people not seen in europe in decades. more than a 1000000 people have already freight the country according to the u. s. refugee agency. and that number is growing by the date among those fleeing rushes. bombs are african students studying at universities in ukraine, according to ukrainian officials. there were about 16000 of them before the conflict began. some of them have reported receiving races, treatment from ukrainian officials, who they say pushed them back as they tried to flee. not some african students are still in ukraine and trying to get out and others are in o

after a day long echo us summit, they agreed to let marley's transitional government continue to rule. for up to 16 months. the block set a deadline of april 25th for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. they also demanded that the peanut fast, so military accelerates the transition to democracy. that isn't globally stealing them in the house, arrest in the sense. and they're the head off. did they consider that this is a totally unacceptable and that they are really assisting again that but it uncovered b immediately set free without condition tony's ends are demanding the release of a journalist who has been detained for refusing to reveal his sources. hundreds gathered in tunis to protest against the clamp down on media since present case i had seized power in july say it has suspended parliament. moved to rule by decree and has taken control of the judiciary. with now the world's largest coral reef in australia is going through. another bout of mass bleaching is mostly caused by heat stress. a problem that's getting worse as earth and oceans warm up, or katya lope

after day long echo us summit, they agreed to that marley's transitional government continued to rule. for up to 16 months. the block set a deadline of april 25th for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. they also demanded the mckinna facet. military accelerates the transition to democracy. mart some u. s. employees of online retail giant amazon no voting on whether they should unionize. workers began casting their ballots in new york. they want better working conditions, more breaks, and more pe. amazon sees unions as a threat to its business model rely some home owners in the us are struggling to pay their taxes. activists say this is leading to an epidemic of home foreclosures, especially in poor black communities on hendrick reports. downtown detroit now 8 years out of bankruptcy is revamped with a gleaming new light rail. multi $1000000.00 skyscrapers and raising property values. barbara butler lives just a few miles away, but she hasn't seen that transformation. i have met downtown in over 20 years. i don't go down there. she can't afford to over 40 years here.

be there at the marley's partnership with moscow runs deep miley receives most of its military equipment from russ, shall hon. jets of russia miss synergies operating under the kremlin lynx wagner group are deployed in molly and most of the currents military leaders were trained in russia. many even speak the language. some observers, however, say strength me, the russian malia relationship might not be the best solution in the long run. maybe to day, it just feels like the military answer is the best answer. so probably, you know, even if you look at worn ranking, a, russia would be a better option. close, it's the 2nd, you know, a movie power on and the word. but economically, it's not the best partnership for us, or frankly, from one to fix things we have to fix us. we have to things freaks ourselves. if it was after the year will oh, movement. money would cause highs to france entirely. that seems almost impossible to us. french inflows pervades almost every aspect of life here they are calling. it's a watershed moment for the planet. you and countries have agreed to create a legally

now an attack on a security post in marley has killed at least $27.00 soldiers. carbons were set off at the post on friday, near the border with the keener, facile, several armed groups affiliated will, arcada, an eyesore. i've tried to regain lost territory. as french troops repaired to leave south korea's military. it says north korea has fired a suspected ballistic missile towards waters east of the peninsula. japan's defense ministry also believes it was a ballistic missile, if confirmed, it will be north korea's 9th weapons test this year. early voting is underway in south korea's presidential election, one of the last actions of the outgoing liberal president moon j in was to pardon his conservative predecessor was rob mcbride reports from di go, even though park june, hey, was jail for corruption. she remains influential in this well to do suburb of the southeastern city of dago, there is a buzz of excitement at the prospect of a new neighbor, former conservative president park yon hey, to you are the daughter of strong man president. hark young he, she is considered to be pol

a place where bob marley once lived and hung out with other musicians.tuck in and the beat went on. here was and the beat went on. here was a couple enjoying life together. all good things come together. all good things come to an end. eventually, they said their goodbyes. trench town will remember their visit for a long time to come. now, it is a really busy day here in the uk for rishi sunak, here in the uk for rishi sunak, he will deliver his spring statement at the dispatch box later on annexed on the bbc we will discuss what is possibly up will discuss what is possibly up his sleeve to ease the cost of living crisis stopping all that and more injust of living crisis stopping all that and more in just a of living crisis stopping all that and more injust a moment. hello there. at this time of year, warm days are often followed by decidedly chilly nights. and tuesday was certainly a warm day, with temperatures in northwest wales getting close to 21 degrees, the warmest day of the year so far. plenty of other places not too far behind. but as soon as th

laura about marley onto theorem 16 crew been rescued from a cargo ship which sank off the coast of southern iran. yell sell me 6, went down in stormy seas and high winds, while sailing to m. casara in southern iraq. the vessel was flying. the flag of the united arab emirates software is broken. its current virus record by reporting will . and 600000 new infections in 24 hours. that is the highest air since the pandemic began 2 years ago. but got to think the latest army con driven serge is nearing its peak. the government, due to decide on friday whether or not to maintain social distancing guidelines and hospitals being hardly built in ne china where doctors are struggling to contain new corona, virus infections. the 6000 bed makes shift building and the city of jolene is expected to start accepting patients next week. 742 new cases were recorded in the city on wednesday. ah, how fast they are on our zeron, carmel, santa maria, with the headlines, officials in the besieged ukrainian city of mario pulse. there are survivors. after a russian air strike hit, a theater where hundreds of civili

if we're going to talk about bob marley that maybe we should listen to somebody, or maybe we should also spend some time and talking about lyrics or the poetics of, you know, of reggae music. and i, and also, you know, i love using film. what i'm teaching list, or everybody should watch rockers. how do they come? yes, and rockers and so on that that what you want to do is, is i said if you don't just want to read a book, you want to smell it, you want to test it, you wanna, you want the sun, do you want the sun to burn down on your back. nice new fan i you want? yeah, yeah. you know, you just want all that sensory detail on the more sensory detail you can bring into that classroom. i think that's going to be a great class. thank you. i don't think very now there's not, there's not an endorsement of bringing weed to class. i just wanna say that. he said like, he may have done it. i, you will. i would have been fired. i see my sally for rel is a medical psychotherapist and a writer, and she has a question for you all. and he, she is has a family child to be 18 in the caribbean diaspora. i

now the whitening to take the fight south towards guinea, ivory coast and cynical for years. misha marley and booking far so have been trying to stuff arrive in attacked by groups. here in this camp, the displaced have been waiting for security to improve in the border area, but many traumatized by the conflict. all afraid to return your money. you know, i was looking after my sheep when fighters on motor bike stopped me. they saw a pen in my pocket and thought i was an informant. they blindfolded me and beat me . i lost my sheep. and ever since i've been here in this camp for the time being the army base on alert after suffering major setback in philosophy. and groups are now forging new alliances, finding new recruits, and hoping to establish a state of their own across west africa and the south held. how she by butler, i'll disease the town of while and in south west nija. a texas man has been convicted of storming the u. s. capital with a hand gun in a holster. during last is riots in washington dc. guy wesley refit was also convicted of obstruction interfering with police and threate

a twofold increase from 2020 monitoring group say it's replaced marley as the epicenter of the cycle. crisis and charities have warned that some donors are considering reducing funding for begin of fast, so by up to 70 percent, to instead support ukraine. formally, as a consulting fellow at chatham houses africa program, he says the increase in a tax is you to on groups enlisting, young men from local communities. many, even young teenagers have been drawn into, into some of this armed activity. and it, sir, these are groups that are very, very mobile or as you mentioned, they travel by motorbike are often they only need a few weapons to cause may hammond chaos. and one of the things about the gold mining sector and became faso is that although largest mines or industrial mines, you know, big mining companies who can afford security and protection. a lot of the gold is also produced by artisan all minors. a young young people digging holes in the ground just as in, if you like, as in the california gold rush and that makes it very difficult to protect these people. they're all working

the whitening to take the flight south towards guinea, ivory coast and cynical for years. misha, marley and booking fans who have been trying to stop arise in attacks by grooves. here in this camp, the displaced hopping, waiting for security to improve in the border area, but many traumatized by the conflict, all afraid to return your money. you know? i was looking after my sheep, when fighters on motor bike stopped me. they saw a pen in my pocket and thought i was an informant. they blindfolded me and beat me . i lost my sheep and ever since i've been here in this camp for the time being the army base on alert after suffering major setback in philosophy is on groups are now for g. new alliances, finding new recruits, and hoping to establish a state of their own across west africa and the style house by butler. i lisita the town of while and in south west nija. okay, both in south korea's presidential election suggest less than a percentage point is separating the 2 leading candidates has been a bitter campaign, dominated by mudslinging and scandals. rob mcbride reports from south korea

so may i ask, why did they not sanction the marley, or if the u. s. a sanctioning them who is denied eton jenko of the vulgar group? i understand that they have a 23 percent stake in nova tex brush the 2nd largest gas producer construction they own a rail company. timber infrastructure projects is always going to affect many workers in russia. what it, what you're going to mean to him? and boris rothenberg and his nephew, i gore of s and p bank, their m de rushes biggest oligarchs, and moreover, they belong to the boots in circle the intimate in a circle. they've non coots instance. they were all in st. petersburg young man, and have grown up together and then when pushing him to power the 1st thing he didn't in the this famous i got a meeting and pushed all the only got out of the crime. except these are, they got, have stepped in and they the most to call them the king's, the state contracts. they win all these contracts. for example, the $4000000000.00 bridge that was built between crimea and russia to link it to the mainland. was built by these gu

like bob marley saying somebody smokes too much weed. >> carley: no president should be compared to putinare not saying that, are you? >> jimmy: no, i'm saying we're calling putin mentally unstable when we are being mocked around the world for having a president that's elevator doesn't go all the way to the floor. putin, riding around shirtless on a horse is embolden by what he sees in the white house. we are buy thanksgiving guy's oil left and right. he does not take us seriously. never get in a fight with someone and say before we throw punches, do you take venmo. that is the problem we have. we are not hitting him where he might respect us. i'm not calling for war, i'm calling for boost in energy independence to show him we need mean business. >> todd: democrats decided covid was over march 1. when did democrats get the jesus-like power to heal? >> jimmy: so brazenly obvious, but what is funny about the transparency, we've known this was the case for a year. how many times have we talked about a democrat violating their own mask mandate? they never took this serious. democrats have bee

." >> inspired by a lyric from bob marley. >> trevor: i love it. >> who said some people are so poorquestion about that once in an interview. they said to him, are you rich, and he said, what does that mean, am i rich in friends, family, life, money, what is rich? >> what is rich. that lyric inspired me to do some scientific research on does money buy you joy, does it pie you true love, does it buy you intuition, creativity, insight, imagination, does it buy you even safety and security, and the answer is no. so money has a role, but it's not everything. >> trevor: for the everyday person who's reading this book, what i loved about it is you go through parts to have the body, you see the different chack rays. you see how you tioga poses intn the spirit, the body and the mind. i would love to talk about how we as people can better connect with an abundance inside ourselves whilst also acknowledging the external factors that affect us because many people may not be extremely poor, obviously many are, but there are a lot of people who go well, i'm not extremely poor but i'm not so wealt