mauer: absolutely, yes. zoe: and what is that?kaktovik is the only town within the refuge. it's home to the inupiat people. the majority of residents here support drilling for oil in the 1002. gerald: got them? both of them? zoe: for generations, the inupiat have hunted bowhead whales. marie: the waters are a lot warmer than usual. we don't have any icebergs like we should. and it's been happening for how many years in a row now? it's really weird not to see icebergs out there. zoe: fifty-six-year-old marie rexford has gone whaling most of her life. marie: been going out since i was 16. it teaches you patience. you learn to control your fear, adrenaline. zoe: they have the right to kill three whales each year, which they divide up to feed the community. zoe: what does it taste like? marie: whale. [both laughing] marie: like that? mmm, you got to have a bite. it's good, finger-licking good. you can stick your finger in there and try it. it's tangy. we like tangy food. zoe: actually, it's all right. marie: yeah, it's good. [gunshot]

water mathias mauer is manipulating with his hands. instead of settling at the bottom of his stomach, his gastric acid coats its walls in the same way. the water coats his hands, a phenomenon known as adhesion. this here is exactly what goes on in his stomach. and while stomach cancers float to the top of its content on this and the chunky bits full to the bottom in space, it's digestive chaos ah belches in weightlessness would expel solids and liquids rather than guess. not pleasant. that's why fizzy drinks a band on board ah, this i thought it's the audience needs but he had space somehow. the burping is not press it. so basically, all the only way that we use to get rid of our gas is lack by fighting at the so you have some more smells, he under space lation you been made smith's and they're so much spelling that we're through. the nose is kind of an advantage in this situation. and when the digestive pressure mouths, the i assess does have a loo, though it's more of a vacuum cleaner. nothing falls into the bowl in a waitlist enviro

at mauer low observatory on hawaii, for example. it's the same problem everywhere. as h one in which was a car from mount a la is amazingly similar measurements. there was started in 1958 under the walls longest running life. you know, we now have 420 p p. m. so that's point 04 percent c o 2 and the atmosphere how i almost the same as in hawaii fall and it clearly shows it doesn't matter where and when c o 2 is emitted, if it's globally distributed, super fast, ohio that also means the earth will only stop hating up when c o 2 emission stroke world wide. that's precisely what happened during the coven pandemic, and was measurable at san blake. that a coupon for thornton forget upon the me at the global shot down in a pandemic lead to a drop of about 6 percent of global c o. 2 emissions accumulates here through the to reach the paris agreements go through. we'd need to count emissions by 6 percent every year between now and 2050 the site that shows just how dramatic the reduction is that's needed is are, these are, these are not when they get up to time is pressing t

small business today supervisor gordon mauer announced by the sunset safety district.n will bring together police, business owners and neighbors to try to keep the community safe. one local business owner who was hit by smash and grab burglars says he is grate. for this effort. >> we also want our customers, we want our employees to feel safe. we want everybody to feel safe. this is a community store. so we want people to be able to walk in and shop freely without having to be worried about any robberies or incidents happening in their community. >> a community safety networks are not new to this part of the city. the people of park side sunset, which is part of this new network has been serving the community for more than 60 years. >>> one street in oakland getting a lot brighter. caltrans and bay area leaders revealed plans today for international boulevard. it's installing $9.3 million worth of new lights. this is part of the governor's clean california project. the city is hoping the lights will make the safer. leaders say shining a light where it hasn't been shown

inga mauer had a set of special blank sheets on which you can add some of your drawings and art and placehem. and you can force the guests to write some messages and wishes and outweigh them to this chandelier. now let's move on to the zone, the fireplace music is such a relaxation here, we have here we also have storage systems. that is, it’s just here that we undress our guests and store our belongings on an open fireplace, which is typical, necessary for a comfortable happy life, of course, special attention is paid to music, because without music any home. it seems to be not filled, well, sometimes we use vinyl records and get double pleasure from both the fireplace and the sound of an open fireplace. actually. it's luxury and responsibility at the same time. well, you can right there. yes, cook, for example, when it's cold outside. yes, i want to fry something, you can throw the grate right on the fire due to the fact that there is a very large diameter of the pipe, all the smells. they leave. by the way, the fireplace. that's exactly the one. it still works as an additional ventilat

and matt mauer's. i'm sorry. [applause] it was on the next page. and cd2, we have been, lily williams, and jeff -- it is time for the democrats to go. we have to get them out of d.c.. i wanted to do a shout out to and i want all the young republicans 39 and low, stand up so we can recognize you. let's go. [applause] that is a lot of young republicans here. [applause] thank you. that is the future of the party and that is why we are doing what we are doing. a couple of folks, the cause republicans -- tyler collins and others, thank you for what you are doing. elizabeth jarred -- thank you. and then a couple of other folks. who are not party leaders but jason hills, a small businessman. he is struggling with biting onyx --bidenomics. don't give up. we have a couple of high school students. anna and brandon. let's go brandon. [applause] finally, i want to give a shout out to two special people here tonight. we have a 1945 west point graduate, 98 years old. thank you. [applause] [applause] finally, we have a gentleman who spent five years in a federal

peter mauer. he says, well, this is a decision that must be defended forward to the donbass.ou have to save these people children are dying, where are you this international organization they are going, because they know that he will not invent these shoot along the route, whether to go alexei ivanovich i do not understand the only thing. we m-we ourselves do not see, perhaps, our our hypocrisy. here i am i'm talking to some experts, but seriously jom when we spoke to those you're addressing. this is for some experts, when we talk about the fact that the west asks to decide which dogs, look at them, they have lost their conscience and so on. they require artists and athletes to decide, and this is us 15 minutes ago. uh, they asked galkin to decide. don't we see parallels in this? why. what the hell again. why the hell are we supposed to act like them. yes, they are total criminals. why do we owe them imitate when i say, when a professional swimmer, a member of the russian swimming team named rylov . everything. there he achieves some kind of success , receives two olympic med

donna nagy is a professor of business law at indiana university's mauer school of law.he joined the law faculty in 2006 and teaches and writes in the area of securities litigation, securities regulation and corporations. her scholarship includes co-authoring two book, one on the law of insider trading and a case book on securities litigation and enforcement. she's written numerous law review articles on topics including the selective disclosure government information and government officials and financial conflicts of interest, insider trading and fiduciary principles. she's a member of the american law institute and served as an appointed member of the aba corporate laws committee. she also served a three-year term as a member of the national adjudicateory council as the financial regulatory authority and before teaching she was an associate with the dubois and plimpton in washington, d.c. she received her b.a. from vasser college and her j.d. from nyu university law school. finally, jennifer schulp is the director of regulation studies at the cato institute center for

donna nagy is a professor of business law at indiana university's mauer school of law. she joined the law faculty in 2006 and teaches and writes in the area of securities litigation, securities regulation and corporations. her scholarship includes co-authoring two book, one on the law of insider trading and a case book on securities litigation and enforcement. she's written numerous law review articles on topics including the selective disclosure government information and government officials and financial conflicts of interest, insider trading and fiduciary principles. she's a member of the american law institute and served as an appointed member of the aba corporate laws committee. she also served a three-year term as a member of the national adjudicateory council as the financial regulatory authority and before teaching she was an associate with the dubois and plimpton in washington, d.c. she received her b.a. from vasser college and her j.d. from nyu university law school. finally, jennifer schulp is the director of regulation studies at the cato institute center f