pues la lengua maya! ya cuentas con mas propuesta... ya de likes o me gusta...q.3 nes canto tarda son de todas las generaciones, me manda envÍos de pequeÑos aprenden de la lengua maya, por el hasta los dedos en la televisiÓn y se lo enseÑan a sus hijos, personas mayores que me escriban y me dicen yo quiero aprender maya, nunca tuve la oportunidad de aprenderlo y ahora lo estoy aprendiendo contigo y eso me llena de mucha alegrÍa. carolina: que la gente mantenga viva su raÍces especialmente cuando venimos a otro paÍs como estados unidos. cuanto tardo una persona en aprender esta lengua? >> es muy importante la interacciÓn, podemos estar interactuando con las personas, por eso muchas personas que son de fuera vienen a visitar yucatÁn y se van los pueblitos e interactuar con los maya hablantes porque aprenden muy rÁpido. y tambiÉn tenemos muchas personas inmigrantes en estados unidos que siguen hablando la lengua maya entre compaÑeros que son de yucatÁn. carolina: tanta gente que habla maya y bela "ediciÓn di

for 5 years, frank boucher stein maya has held german his highest office. he's met royalty and dealt with many world leaders. from the moment he was sworn in 2017, he want democracy was under threat. it wasn't in mood. we must have the courage to protect what we had freedom and democracy in a united europe. this is the foundation we want to and we must defend together dismissal the emitter under for tithing. it in his 1st year as president stein maya played a key role in the democratic process and inconclusive general election left the party leaders struggling to form a government shine maya coaxed them into a coalition paving the way for angle or miracles. 4th term as chancellor or different ro traveling the globe and winning friends for germany, often with his wife al, caboodle bender shine maia, a form of foreign minister in his element. in 2020, he attended the ceremony in israel to mark 75 years since the liberation of the outfits nazi death camp stone. my speech to a link with racist violence to day arrived as a different age. the words are not the sa

welcome back, maya. welcome, mark.bout the behind-the-scenes deliberations at this point as biden is considering this nominee, and when can we expect to hear her name? >> so we know that biden really wants to get at least a few republican senators onboard, and that is one reason why i think the jackson is an appealing candidate. when she was confirmed, she got three republican votes. it would be rather odd for those three republicans to turn around now and say that they made a mistake, that she doesn't deserve a promotion. and so what appears to be happening at the white house is let's try to back channel to these senators who are on the fence or potentially more moderate, like lisa murkowski and susan collins, those who have some institutional stake in bipartisan confirmations, and then we'll release the name and continue behind the scenes. all of this is relatively quiet, there's a lot we don't know. but it's very obvious that biden does not want this to be a party line vote. he really wants to boast that he got a bi

attorney joyce vance and former civil prosecutor maya wiley. joyce, what are they asking jeffrey clark today? >> well, i suspect they want a full accounting for what went on at the justice department in final days of the trump administration, particularly now that we've learned that the former attorney general bill barr stepped down just as these proposed orders that would have had d ofrmtsd or doj or dhs seizing voting machines, just as those were going into circulation. so a wide range of questions for clark who is, of course, a lawyer, who appreciates the fact that he can't just exert a blanket privilege and must show up and answer questions individually, the big outstanding question is whether this was a cooperative session and he's decided to share the truth with investigators or whether this amounted to a lot of i don't remember and i'm taking the fifth amendment. >> maya, the panel alleges clark stoked fear and election misinformation. if he doesn't talk -- that is a possibility -- what happens then? >> of course, the committee has to ta

frank vitus died, maya poise to win a 2nd term. ah, i am jared read. thank you very much for your company. a phone call between the us and russian leaders has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and flattered me putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow is dismissed. the climate is syria. ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. germany has joined are the countries in telling its nationals to leave you crime. a white house statement says biden, warned putin of swift and severe costs. if russia does invade ukraine, moscow says the u. s. is guilty of unprecedented hysteria. american citizens have been urged to leave ukraine immediately. other countries, including germany, are following suit. experts say they're doing the responsible thing or is a very substantial below of russian troops. the russians are in a position to launch an assault if they wanted to. what is not known and what cannot be known as precisely when that will happe

germany's federal convention gathers to elect countries, president with incumbent franchise just died. maya poise to win a 2nd term. ah, i'm jared read. thank you very much for your company. a phone call between the us and russian leaders has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and vladimir putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has dismissed that claim. as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. germany has joined other countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine, a shoe of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here, though belied growing fears about to rush an attack on their country. e, we must, are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety inside me like others are already plotting their escape. if i'm here, so we will try to call you back then evelyn, to prepare all documents and making plans for their children to regulate them. countryside, ukrainian forces, training near the black sea. these are been warfare exercises, hence at

what would you be watching for, maya?oing to be watching for exactly what you're pointing to, jose. republicans right now are trying to figure out what side of the fence of history that they want to stand on. and that with just this judge who so many republicans have supported in those three previous confirmations in the past, like a lindsey graham, who was publicly sort of suggesting that he is going to ask her some questions that will be challenging, at the same time, you know, i don't think there's any question for many republicans that it's going to be very difficult to knock her from a perch, because her incredible qualifications and the fact that she has been so heavily vetted. and as we've seen, you know, jeff talked about this charm offensive. you know, what she is going to do, i think, is what she's already demonstrated and shown. she's going to be herself. she's going to be a person of integrity. paul ryan, back in 2012, stated that while he didn't agree with her on every issue, he thought that she was not only

maya? >> fried. like a broken egg. >> hmm, fried egg. >> look, claire is exactly right, but i think this is the point. in a court of law, while you might not be able to draw an inference of guilt because someone asserts the fifth, what it certainly tells you and what everybody can use politically is, but you couldn't explain it without taking the fifth? meaning, you didn't have a way of describing whatever really actually happened in a way that wouldn't make you look guilty. that's what it means. and so that is not a good look. and i think to claire's point, politically, you can just imagine the campaign ads that can come, that just splices up things that donald trump has said in the past with the things that have been coming up in his messy long road to perdition. >> yeah. well, and i have been going through my papers here trying to keep up with both of you, which i can't always do. like if you guys are teaching a law school class and i'm just trying to keep up. but the senator alluded to trump. he

the maya is particularly robust. some will be those misses. this one is already 2 months old if those per seal copel's mother, as the maya octopus is a very pleasant specie, little love for me, they don't one fancy of no problem being in these tanks together, funk and song, we'd better cody, as they get along very well, and god bless, and besides, they don't emerge from the eggs of females. anxious larvae, but as are fully developed, it's tiny octopuses on will people gather sarielle, other octopus species are born as para larvae at that stage of development. massive numbers of them tend to die here and see. so where the hatchlings skipped the larval stage, they break surprisingly well. the heart of the university station soon knew little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures and new eggs are already on the way. again. the name of the little 30. 2 chang's here. and each one there. so pregnant female. and we're now we're waiting for them to lay their eg

the heart of the university station soon knew little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures and new eggs are already on the way again. animals level $32.00 tanks here and each one there. so pregnant female and we're now we're waiting for them to lay their eggs solid, put on what failure this whole the scientists capture the pregnant females in the open sea. they're just one year old and die after laying their eggs. they starved themselves to death. here in the breeding station, as in the wild, but keeping octopuses in captivity, even if only at the end of their lives, is always a source of controversy. the animals are so intelligent that critics consider it morally wrong to confine them. carlos rose, us sees things differently is good. i'll put both hello money saddle. we've anthropomorphized the ought to push through movies and other stories that are spread, the full mother the for so unless he and that's a problem. yes. or is that the good? ok, this is a problem in southern mexico, the o

janice, present, frank was assigned maya has been real at had for 2nd 10. he received more than 2 thirds of the vote for the largely ceremonial position in a parliamentary assembly, signed my avow to fight for democracy. he also appeal to russia to ease tensions with ukraine. is still a fis, i declare thus let dr. stein, my aunt, i am, has received the required majority and has thereby been elected from when the president of the federal republic of germany, the german president for a 2nd term. but compared to 5 years ago, thankful to shine my as reelection looked a little different. it didn't take place in the parliamentary chamber, but in the halls outside, where the voiding was organized this year because of call that 19 and stain my a 2nd term begins in turbulent times as a warren, that russia could trigger a war at any time. nicholas with young and this can not be disputed. agatha, there is a risk of a military conflict of a war in eastern europe her on russia, bears the responsibility for this and was once russians troop deployment cannot be misunderst

kron reyna harvey had spoken to him on monday about maya angelou becoming the first black woman on a. quarter. johnson had played a big role in choosing angeles depiction for the quarter. >> one of reasons it is the full. it is to capture. >> the actual essence. >> human and i thought. that picture. but the bow but the and there. >> the sense her. this key here. it breaks you know, she was dancer. i mean, the i that that >> can this was just done on monday. maya angelou is twitter page says funeral arrangements will be made and announced in the coming day. >> still to come tonight at 5 senators want to protect children who are online and say social media companies are not doing enough on their own. how new legislation aims at providing the necessary tools and what a new report has to say about income inequality in silicon valley. >> and no record breaking heat in the forecast today. but very spring-like temperatures out there. santa rosa warming up to 75 degrees. find out when we may break our dry spell in the bay area in ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes

y desde junio 2020 fue nombrado representante personal del presidente en el proyecto del tren maya unora donde el gobierno pretende construir un parque solar. >> desde que los reportajes de carlos loreto revisaron las casas de houston de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador este no ha parado la ofensiva contra el periodista >> utilizando a personajes como loret para desprestigiar y golpear polÍticamente. >> en sus redes sociales loret ha contestado argumentando que el presidente ataca porque no puede explicar las casonas de su hijo, estÁ arrinconado, desesperado en caÍda libre escribiÓ, asÍ en un intento par aclarar las dudas y apagar el fuego se ha revelado la cercanÍ de los hijos del presidente con los empresarios involucrados en los proyectos mÁs importantes del sexenio. en mÉxico, issa osorio, noticia telemundo. >> tambiÉn en mÉxico, la violencia vuelve a golpear a los estudiantes esta vez en el estado de zacatecas. ahÍ secuestraron a 5 universitarios que salÍan de un bar el sÁbado, un dÍa despuÉs encontraron los cuerpos de 4 metidos en bolsas negras en una camioneta, una joven de 24 aÑos s

also coming up germany's president frank volta style maya wins a 2nd term. he's called on russia to ease the tension of ukraine, and also vowed to fight for democracy. ah, and rap is aligned to the newest super bowl, a star studded lineup at the half time show class, how he organizes made this year's entertainment more inclusive. ah, i'm really bahamas walking to the program. german chancellor, olaf schultz is heading for kiera and moscow. as western ally, step up, the diplomatic drive to end, the crisis over ukraine. washington says that russia has more than 130000 troops on ukraine's border, and could create a pretext for an invasion. at any time. ukraine's leader vladimir zalinski also invited us president joe biden, to visit his country in solidarity. ah, downtown kia, finite residents seem relaxed despite the room is of a possible invasion. ah, yes you, i said, i feel calm. you should always be ready for everything. and then you'll have nothing to be afraid of but not every one in ukraine is keeping calm. civilian observers from the organization for sec

i hereby declare this call of guilt to be over to be finally, over in september, last year, maya was not elected for a 2nd term in parliament. now he wants to go back to his previous job as a judge in the german state of saxony. according to the law, he is allowed to do that, but many believe the justice minister can stop him from doing so. can you perhaps wisely? oh, yes. behavior during his time as a member of parliament gives reason to at least initiate disciplinary proceedings. and to examine whether one can also use his statements to accuse him of having violated his official duties or whatever does a furnishing traditionalist this could possibly even leave to his dismissal as a judge. and it wasn't victory. who and quintal, the justice ministry and facts, and he doesn't think it can pursue this route. but there is another possibility, a so called judge impeachment. if judges violate the german constitution, they can be removed from office after a vote by a 2 thirds majority in the state parliament and the decision by the federal constitutional court. but the hurdles are high an

up, the diplomatic drive to diffuse, the prices also coming up german president frank water style maya wins a 2nd term. he's called on russia to ease the tensions over ukraine and vowed to fight for democracy. class in the buddhist. he got daughter, friend, beat bullion vernon to reignite the title race after the champions by an unix shock to feed my tiny book up. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. ukraine and the united states are stepping up the diplomatic drive to defuse the crisis over a possible russian invasion. ukraine's leader vladimir zalinski has invited us president joe biden to visit his country. washington says that russia has mast up to 130000 troops on ukraine's border. western allies are elevating in supplies as kid vows to keep its air space open. international observers pack their belongings. the organization for security and cooperation in europe has been monitoring the conflict in ukraine's east since 2014. but as tensions with russia escalate, they've decided it's time to relocate. the departure is a bad sign for neutral intelligence coming from easton

convention is gathering today to choose the country's president popular incumbent gunfighter stein. maya is expected to be voted in for a 2nd 5 year term after he won the backing of all 3 parties in germany's governing coalition. now the role of president is largely ceremonial. we're going to take a look now at what exactly the job entails. it's time to elect the president in germany, the countries highest office. so just who can be german president? there are just 3 requirements. you have to have german citizenship, the right to vote in federal elections and build them for se since the federal republic was founded in 1949, they have been 12 president and 7 since german, if occasion in 1990. the post is only ever been held by men. so what does the german president do? the president represents germany at home and abroad and concludes treaties with foreign states. they also appoint german envoys and receive foreign dignitaries. the president also proposes a chancellor and after parliament. alexa chancellor, the president officially assigned them and them ministers, their roles. they also h

and our first coin our beloved doctor, maya angelou. doctor angelo is the first of 6 women honorees who's coins will be featured in circulation. >> through 2025, she will be pitcher on that hill side of the coin with their arms stretching towards the skies. with a bird's wings, marrying her movement and not to her famous auto biography. i know why the caged bird sings >> that picture, but the and there. >> the win. to out in some sense. this key here. it doctor. angelo garnered a number of prestigious literary and humanitarian awards throughout her life. >> and her family tells me she continues to give even after her death through her doctor, maya angelo foundation, her tireless giving. >> she was truly selfless in every sense of the word. this new moment. that's to her cement, legacy. >> and a reminder that change is ongoing. but the of the things you would say >> there is >> work to do. >> yes, and get ready. just this is in the case. we have a long way to go. poor jets. me practice across the board. >> reyna harvey kron, 4 news. >> a

that's how president stein maya has put it. and so they really want to know from the senegalese partners, what do you need? what makes sense? how can we be involved in this emissions m in in mile you to foster security? now, of course, germany has to extend its mandates for the bond is very for the german army to aches the, to, to actually do these missions in may. and so that is by clarified are stein my a will feed back some of the information that he will be getting here in the car from his partner's back to the german government and also to german parliament. so that they can make an informed decision from protest i my has said that germany does t, it's role is slightly different from that of france. but at the same time, he's also said that germany, of course, has to make sure that the lives of a german soldiers are not put out to me at risk covered as well as part of this trip. the president asked you to visit the side where you will help study, go build up one of just 3 co production of duck covered vaccine production pl

but the hurdles are high and the clock is ticking for those who want to stop maya. and we have our chief political correspondent, melinda crane, following this story for us. hi, melinda. what are the chances of jens meyer returning to his job as a judge? well, it's hard to say as we heard there, the threshold is in fact quite high. the fact is, there are a few legal avenues as the report pointed out, but precisely because germany is a country where rule of law is taken seriously. the hurdles, the hurdles are significant of the fact is one of the absolute central measures is precisely the one that the authorities had been pursuing in regard to myer himself . namely that he was under observation by the domestic intelligence service, the office for the protection of the constitution and a and thereby that there's awareness of the risks. and then there are measures like the ones we heard about in the report. injunctions indictments, all of those, essentially represent vigilance on the part of all democratic institutions. and that absolutely is what is called for here. g

for those who want to stop maya. let's get you more on this. so i will turn out to did of you chief political correspondent, melinda crane, who is closely following this story up melinda, a put this in perspective to us. what are the chances that mr. meyer will be able to return to his job as court judge? well, as we heard in the report, there are instruments that might make it possible to stop him from doing so. but the threshold is quite high, both legally and politically, as, as we heard there if it can be shown that he has violated the constitution with some of his statements and opinions. then that would be the legal basis. and in the report, you did hear him, for example, in a way indirectly challenging the holocaust, which certainly does look to be in violation of the german constitution's core prohibition against violating human dignity. but he caged his words there so, so even that as a legal threshold is challenging and then there's the political threshold that at least 2 thirds of the members of saxon, these state parliament would ha

but the hurdles are high and the clock is ticking for those who want to stop maya. and he's on before friday's official opening the beijing winter olympics, have been mired in controversy concerns about human rights abuses. and the rising number of corona virus cases are casting a shadow over the games he olympic torch relay has already completed its 1st circuit with more than 500 barriers carrying the flame, a chinese capital. almost $3000.00 athletes will be competing for glory. but some are worried in competition themselves. are risk of becoming a side show you why you're sure billions have been invested into making beijing 2020 to an extravagant festival of competition. but the build up has been about so much more than sport politics. for instance, some nations including the u. s, and the u. k, you have declared a diplomatic boycott over schuman rights issues and wilson competitors, but no ministers or officials. meanwhile, organizers have threatened athletes with punishment for any behavior or expression that they deem in breach of chinese law, and will expect

so what did you make of this message that from fight i stein maya gave essentially, directly addressed to vladimir putin. don't underestimate the democracy's, wasn't it high time that such a sentence came from a high ranking german official? well, it was a very powerful speech, i must say. very seldom have you heard of fun for the fun, my distressing feet residency talking so directly to the current 1st in international politics. this was quite a speech i must say. and i think that she has not only chosen to send a very strong signal to flogging approaching over to fries in ukraine. but he has also signaled us german citizens, that his 2nd term will be about democracy, but not only about democracy at home, but democracy abroad. um, so for the 1st time, all federal precedent has entered the fight over a democracy against a authoritarian regimes. so he has acknowledged that there is a systemic try re going on, and she wants to be part of this debate. and that's why he said very strong words about putin and russia, which was quite unexpected. i must say, now you yourself, you're very fami

because frank fight are stein, maya has the backing, not only of the 3 governing parties, but also of the largest opposition group, the conservatives, but nevertheless, and it is important to have of the candidates as well. there is a woman among them so that many people see as a sign that as the office of the presidency should also eventually give be given to a woman. we've never had a female president here in this country. and the most controversial candidate is of course, mike's auto has been appointed by the a f d the far right party. and he is a member of the conservative so many people see that as a sign that the a, if the really want to annoy the conservatives and just looking at who's actually going to be voting. i think this over 1400 people voting parties, nominate celebrities, and other well known figures to attend the convention. why is that? well, the federal convention is a unique body. it only comes together every convenes once every 5 years and never in the same form. so it consists of all the members of the bundy stock and then all the parties who are here in the bond

el tren, es dueño del grupo de hoteles de lujos de las mejores playas de méxico includo la riviera maya chávez poco a po se revelan detalles que involucran a los hijos l presidente con los empresarios favoritos >> detalles importantes gracias los tornados no son habituales en guatemala por ser país tropical por eso ayer que se produjera tomó desprevenidos a muchos unos 200 tuvieron que ser evacuados arrancaron tejados dejaron destrucción además de áreas inundadas >> lamentablemente que los dejó la casa sin techo señor no los techo, todo perdimos ropa, cama y todo no quedó nada >> las condiciones de temperaturas altas humedad e inestabilidad por el frente frío favorecieron el desarrollo del tornado >> esta tarde acompañen a julio vaqueiro desde california y viendo como es la vida de los inmigrantes un día a la vez qué nos has preparado cuéntanos >> hola ¿qué tal? cómo estás? desde adentro de la caja que traía desde el sur de california a la bahía de san francisco regresó con carga de cajas de huevo estamos haciendo el reportaje especial de los camioneros la labor que hacen además la esca

and our first coin our beloved doctor, maya angelou. doctor angelo is the first of 6 women honorees who's coins will be featured in circulation. >> through 2025, she will be pitcher on that hill side of the coin with their arms stretching towards the skies. with a bird's wings, marrying her movement and not to her famous auto biography. i know why the caged bird sings >> that picture, but the and there. >> the win. >> to out in sense. this key here. it doctor. angelo garnered a number of prestigious literary and humanitarian awards throughout her life. >> and her family tells me she continues to give even after her death through her doctor, maya angelo foundation, her tireless giving. >> she was truly selfless in every sense of the word this new moment. that's to her cement, his legacy. >> and a reminder that change is ongoing. but the of the things you would say >> there is >> work. >> to do. yes, and get ready. just this is in the case. we have a long way to go. port, jeff is a of money. practices across the board. >> reyna harvey kro

joining me now, maya wiley, and former rnc chair michael steele. this is getting weirder and weirder. it is illegal to secret document from the white house. you're not supposed to flush them down the toilet of the residence. you're not supposed to eat them. but it seems that president trump did them all. put them in burn bags. it's almost like a comical mob movie. but as funny as it is, it makes you wonder if he's obsessed how they flushed because he's flushing things down the toilet. your thoughts? >> i don't know what to say about this one. i don't know what to say about this one. here's what i'll say -- look, number one, not only is this potentially a crime because of his obligation to send historically important material over to the archives, and that is what this says. 15 boxes, it becomes very difficult to believe it was not intentional when, if the reporting is true, that lawyers told him he had this obligation under the act, right? because one defense would be he didn't know. if he didn't know of his legal obligations, guilty of violating t

how about maya >> maya is great >> jimmy: crushing she's following in the footsteps of her mom, she'scrushing it. >> jimmy: she's crushing it on "stranger things." >> yeah, doing great >> jimmy: i remember i was hanging out with you, and maya - >> she was this big. >> jimmy: yeah, she was a baby, and you were reading her "ferdinand." >> "ferdinand," i know >> jimmy: that was the book you were reading and i was like -- i didn't know what that was at the time so, and i remember - >> now you do. >> jimmy: i have two little girls. and i read them "ferdinand." so, you have a small part in raising my children. >> i like that i like that. >> jimmy: you did a great job. >> "ferdinand," you know, the bull that won't fight. >> jimmy: i love it, it's the greatest the greatest book. you keep crushing it did you know "stranger things" before she was on it >> oh, yeah. her brother and i watched the whole thing. we loved it. she actually didn't even know about it when she auditioned >> jimmy: she didn't know that and you know that. you're like, "oh, no we know -- >> no, because he was like my tv wat

joining me now is maya wiley, former assistant u.s.legal analyst and juania toliver. so people don't think i'm going after merrick garland, this is what he promised to do. this is him one month ago. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. >> and maya, i guess that depends on what all means and what any level means. right? i mean, that seems to mean all or any level if we take him at his word. >> yeah, and i think what was important about him making that statement is that after he did, we did see seditious conspiracy against the oath keepers. what we don't know is whether or not that is part of a strategy that also might flip folks if there is information that they were having conversations, which i suspect they may have with roger stone and other captains in the army of donald trump, particularly in that war room the day before january 6th. so we don

but first, remembering the life of guy johnson, the son of maya angelou's passed away today. more details coming up after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> tonight we have learned that guy, johnson, the son of recognize literary icon and poet maya angelou has passed away at the age of 76 like his mother. he was also a rider kron. 4 actually spoke with johnson just a few days ago as he reflected on the life with his famous mother and her work as a civil rights advocate that both of them were. >> our ella sogomonian joins us live from our newsroom now with some of his last words anello. of course, maya angelou's was just a few. what couple of weeks

the local species, the maya is particularly robust. so would be those misses. this one is already 2 months old. if this both feel copel's mother. if the my octopus is a very pleasant species, little out of for me, think that one thing. they have no problem being in these tanks together. thank you know, song, we'd better go to and they get along very well go lesson. besides, they don't emerge from the age of females anxious larvae, but as a fully developed a tiny octopuses on. when people gather sarielle, other octopus species are borne as para larvae at that stage of development. massive numbers of them tend to die here and see. so where the hatchlings skip the larval stage they breed surprisingly well. the heart of the university station soon knew little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures and new eggs are already on the way again. the name of the little 32 chang's here. and each one there. so pregnant female. and we're now we're waiting for them to lay their eggs so

was it a good for i, minister luigi the maya for us is that she's willingness to come to russia like that. this is especially important in the situation like the one we see today, your chip, when you mud so that everyone can clearly understand what's happening and so there can be no surprises. thank you. get up here to the family, to the all clear, most go going to me as glad that i have this opportunity. a mazda you talk to you a lot. i want to thank you for letting me know i was going for it today and i can cushion if you go, that's true. we consider the russia country that we have very deeply from the highest zone on the economy in any other and many other areas. and there's times between our clown, the tree is gates in minneapolis, but in that case allow us to believe that we can only speak frankly, including about the matters where we have divergent views on today's meeting. that was in my understanding of what i'm doing rather deep, straight in deep. we talked about the situations in ukraine phase and we model the headboard to the main router and we will continue to work in thi

maya angelou son, guy johnson has died. the announcement was made on the late poet's facebook page this afternoon. the caption reads skus passed away peacefully at his home this morning in oakland. arrangements will be made and announced in the coming days. scrub force reyna harvey just interview johnson earlier this week, johnson worked for the city of oakland and government for more than 20 years. he was also the chair of the doctor, maya angelou foundation and a poet himself. he was 76 years old. uber says riders in the bay area have some of the worst ratings in the country. but now riders can see what drivers have been. raiding them will break that down. >> plus, tensions remain high tonight in ukraine after mixed signals from russia know whether it's planning to attack. we'll hear from u.s. officials about the possibility and why the family of late actor bob second is suing officials in orange county, florida. >> and another spring-like day in the bay area ranging anywhere from mid 60's to mid 70's when we should be in

joining me now is maya wiley, former assistant u.s.y and msnbc legal analyst and former detroit police chief who is currently running for congress in michigan. thank you both for being here. tonight the mayor jacob frey announced he's halting no knock warrants saying he'll work with national experts to review and suggestion revisions to the department's policy. want to throw that out there. maya, the reason i wanted to start by reading the fourth amendment, it feels the fourth amendment might be a thing on pipe there sounds really good when i read it on television. i don't understand how we have a fourth amendment if police can do what we saw on that video when a man is asleep on the couch, bust in and shoot him in nine seconds. is the amendment a dead letter at this point? >> it's not a dead letter but constitutional provision that had the supreme court create many, many exceptions to it and depending on your point of view, shooting a lot of holes in it. because essentially, what the supreme court said is well, you know, yes, there is

doctor maya angelo has been no stranger to breaking the mold.he literary giant and civil rights activists became the first female inaugural poet. >>and first female african american cable car conductor in san francisco. but to her son, guy, johnson and grandson elliott jones, the matriarch of their family, always had a word of wisdom to share. she used to say. >>can you a world? where able to it's been 10 so. and i'm like, but then it so. we would have the key to. we would. and the key. >>all of the. >>that sent people >>the distinguished poet is making history yet again. my being the first black woman to be featured on the u.s. court are are >>because this is beginning. to recognize. what women. then this country. from the it's for. >>for doctor angelos family, this newest historic moment for them means her legacy and universal message of love and community continues to be pushed to the forefront, uplifting others, even during trying times, always look a poetry for covid questions like this. and i think that she would make it very clear, you kn

attorney maya wiley, nbc news correspondent chad brewster joins us from milwaukee and former u.s.gain. joyce, i'll start with you. i'm putting up a graphic here for you and our viewers to see, a map that the supreme court allowed to stand, speaking to -- speak to us a little bit, if you will, about the impact of this ruling on alabama voters, a state you know very well, and how this decision by the supreme court could affect redistricting efforts elsewhere. >> so, let me make it clear that i'm not an expert on redrawing maps based on new census data, but i don't think that you have to be an expert to look at that map and see how oddly it's drawn. the two arms that reach off the body of the one remaining district that gives black voters a chance to elect a representative of their choice, those two arms that fall off of it, they grab birmingham in one claw and montgomery in the other claw, and those are the two majority black cities in alabama, so you can see how easy it would be to have districts that better represented the population. about 25% of the state is black, but this dist

maya angelou famously said, when someone shows you who they are, believe them. well, dr. califf has shown us who he is, and he has shown a complete lack of interest of in actually making the difficult decisions that we need the leader of the f.d.a. to make. nothing that dr. califf has said or done has led me to believe he will operate the f.d.a. any differently than he did during his previous tenure. as if this is not enough, reports have circulated that dr. califf intends to keep dr. janet woodcock on board as a senior advisor at the f.d.a., if confirmed. dr. woodcock bears more responsibility for the opiate epidemic in our country than any other person at the f.d.a. because of her oversight role and the approval of every single one of the opiates that went on to ratifiish communities like our -- ravage communities like ours in west virginia. she was on board when the f.d.a. approved oxycontin. in 2014, she ignored the advice of the f.d.a. advisory committee that voted overwhelmingly by a vote of 11-2 against approving zohidro. she decided to approve zohydro anyways at a