. >> mhm mhm mhm mhm.thing with spikes i'm kind of like yeah. >> look it's really popular in hawaii. my dad used to fish for it. oh really. it wasn't for me okay. >> yeah. notoriously reggie does not like a lot of the fish. oh really. you don't like the fish? i. have a thing with food from an island. it's interesting. i know, i know, i'm from honolulu and baltimore and have always been a little like anti fishy crabs in one place. fishy, problematic. >> that is a problem. yes >> weather wise, i'm learning and growing. >> no. >> are we growing though? >> wow. >> well, you wouldn't try an urchin. >> you're going to drag me on a date with a new graphics. >> we'll have to bring some urchins for you to try. we should try some sea urchins. please don't. >> here's live doppler seven this morning. so we have scattered showers today. it's a very similar day, like yesterday, where thunderstorms are possible as well. you may get some sunshine from time to time. then the clouds roll back in. you get a shower. it's just

mhm. >> yeah. i went to south africa. it was so great. and i went with our company owns a travel group called adventures by disney and i went on that for the first time. and have you ever known anyone who's gone on that. >> no, no. >> oh never. very niche. i hadn't either. yeah. it was so cool. and we met a couple from the bay area, so that was fun. and we, we ended up really bonding with them and hopefully we'll hang out after that. depends. i don't know, you all can tell me if you want to cancel or if it was just a south africa thing, but we got to see the big five. >> okay. what are they? >> okay, so they are. yeah elephant okay. lion ooh. buffalo. water buffalo leopard. and uh, rhino. >> mhm. >> and it's kind of rare to see all five and i wasn't they tell you over and over again don't get your heart set on it just because you're not seeing um you know the leopard doesn't mean it's going to be the end of the world. >> but which was your favorite of those? >> the leopard actually made me

mhm mhm. and to get as interested in seeing where they came from. yeah.s what she's trying to do with this album to show that there are black roots to country. yeah. >> and that's exactly, you know what i was reading this weekend is that country music is rooted in black history culture. even like the banjo comes from west africa. so it really is rooted in the culture. a lot of influence certainly a little more than a month. >> it's almost here. >> oh yeah, the new album. right. >> and i'm ready. new music all the time. >> mhm. >> just give it to me outside this morning. it is quiet. we do have a fair amount of cloud cover. here's sfo this morning. the accuweather headlines. we have a cold front that will swing through here later today. an isolated shower is possible. bit of a breeze but it's a very low impact system. we're not even giving it a number on the storm impact scale. behind that front cold air moves in here tomorrow morning. frost advisories are posted, but we will get full sunshine back both tomorrow and on wednesday. then our active pattern do

. >> mhm. mhm. yeah mhm. not its intention initially but gets the knots out. >> get a little trick there. us. he's an athlete. just all morning long. need a rub. yeah. >> you know i have to use you a pickleball pickleball session. look all of you know if you know you know. mhm. i was warned that after playing the pickleball that i would feel it. i actually do feel it today. oh really. >> okay. yeah. >> it's for real. >> okay. and how long is like a session. >> um we played three games in the course of about like an hour or 15 or so. okay right on one, two out of three. so bad. >> good job. >> nice. i saw a group playing recently at a park, and they had wine out by the picnic tables after their pickleball game. i was like, this is the way to go. bring the wine and everything. >> yeah, we talked a lot about its popularity, but then you go to target and in their like dollar section, you see pickleball like the paddles and stuff, the paddles, everything. and i'm like, oh, okay. >> it's an affordable sport. >> the

, mhm . >> mhm, mhm. >> mhm, mhm. >> i mean there would appear to be, i mean you, you don't know fromuld well be a mental health issue here which would then begs the question why is that not being addressed. >> well i think that's, that's the key and that's absolutely right. you know, there's clearly questions for the criminal justice system, for the cps and for you for the police. you know, someone has been convicted someone who has been convicted and exactly like, um, uh, mr calocane , who had been wanted by calocane, who had been wanted by the police that had convicted a crimes before. um, you know , crimes before. um, you know, obviously, um, uh , not someone obviously, um, uh, not someone that the police were keeping tabs on when they should have been, um, and, you know, the idea that someone who as, as candice was saying, has got a criminal conviction was able just to effectively get a slap on and then go and try on the wrist and then go and try and break into this woman's home again, and cause again, armed and to cause maximum i you maximum damage. i think you know, will be ask

mhm >> let me tell you something.r. >> whoppers are good for not the way you just lean back. >> yes like you would swear you're talking about your grandma cooking all right. >> you know what i think you are. i think i'd rather this whopper. honestly, the impossible whopper is impossibly good. >> oh, really? >> okay, how about try the impossible one? >> but i think the regular ones are good. how would you alter it for the millions of dollars they're offering? i would add some jalapenos in there. always a good idea, you know. >> i mean, to me, you can't improve perfection. >> no. you're gonna pass. >> you're gonna pass all together. what do you got over there? >> class and dignity. oh, no. >> no, don't do that to the king . >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. a relentless historic storm. tens of millions on alert. catastrophic floods, more than three months worth of rain falling in two days, triggering life thrni

. >> mhm. but jim, do. >> mhm, mhm. but jim, do. >> mhm, mhm. but jim, do. >> yeah. at the brand, the conservative brand is destroyed . conservative brand is destroyed. thatis conservative brand is destroyed. that is the problem. it's been destroyed uh in destroyed from within. uh in terms of what they've done and what they've not done. and when you a brand that's not just you have a brand that's not just tarnished, but but in wrecks, you going you ain't you ain't going to you ain't going back at that. going to come back at that. that's, that's just to that's, that's just going to that's polls are more or that's why the polls are more or less as they are. that's less stayed as they are. that's why you've the by elections why you've seen the by elections result that you've this result that you've seen this week. there's rescue week. and there's no rescue party um, are not going party reform, um, are not going to be the next government in any shape they'll come shape or form. they'll come probably fourth, not even third. so there's only 111 way, one direction. and that

. >> mhm mhm mhm. >> now, for bay area residents heading to las vegas for the super bowl, there's a historicth bay area ties. you can check out the vice president of the golden gate hotel and casino says a group of investors and partners from the bay area moved to vegas to take over operations. it was named sal segev, which is las vegas backwards and eventually changed to what it is now. thank goodness now the hotel was built in 1905 and has expanded several times, but the original ten rooms are still there. >> the old building is on this end of the hallway and the newer building is that way. you should come by if you're from san francisco, you should come by and see you know your touch point here in las vegas. >> the golden gate hotel is the oldest and smallest hotel on the fremont street experience in vegas, a lot happening this weekend. >> we got super bowl parties combined with lunar new year celebrations. it's going to be a busy weekend in san francisco. lunar new year begins tomorrow, and the holiday spans more than two weeks in chinatown, of course, several establishments are getting

the mhm homage walk into the program versus king charles has being diagnosed with cancer. less than 18 months since you send it to the from lucky and policy issued a statement saying the disease was discovered during the hospital procedure last week. it says 75 year old has dr. treatment and this positive about his prognosis of the dental appointment of king charles cancer. diagnosis has surprise many as only last week he was in smiling and waving the crowds while leaving the hospital in london. following the procedure on an enlarged, prostate got, you can tell it says the cancer was discovered during the king's treatment, but it has not revealed the form of the disease. it says the decision to go public was made to prevent speculation and to raise cancer awareness. london to some tourists, united english and the king a speedy recovery. i think he does a pretty wonderful job to be honest, i'm a big fan. and scott, because i suddenly got a family would want to go through in private anyway. but having being a person in the public hospice soto, i'm sure he is aware of how much that will c

mhm. uh that's that's a very inflammatory thing actually.nd i think one has got to be very clear about that. what it is actually at the moment between the river jordan and the mediterranean sea, it is the israel . so if we the state of israel. so if we are talking about overturning that , that's a very, very that, that's a very, very dangerous thing indeed, in my view, that that is that phrase is splashed about everywhere. i think it is time , perhaps for think it is time, perhaps for the police or the mayor or whatever, to say, let us please stop at least that sort of inflammable remark being thrown onto the, uh, onto onto big ben as a slogan. you know, i think we've got to try to get some some rules in place if you like, and then we can turn and then turn around to people like lee anderson and say, no, no, look, look, here. people are look, look here. people are being very strict about this. the ahead the that you cannot go ahead accusing the mayor of being in hock to in islamists in the way that he has suggested, the only way you're going

mhm.rted by a church of england priest. mhm. um, and supported by a church of england priest . mhm. um, and even that priest. mhm. um, and even that stinks, doesn't it? because really, if somebody is saying they're should, is that the business we're in, our immigration system is in, is converting muslims to christianity? i know that, okay. that's all right. then they can stay. >> yeah. that doesn't make any doesn't make any sense. it shouldn't we shouldn't be deciding who or not on deciding who can stay or not on their religion surely. no. >> apparently that's the >> but apparently that's the case. first applications case. the first two applications were with by the were dealt with by the immigration authorities and why wasn't he deported afterwards? exactly he. and then he was convicted of a sexual assault and given two suspended jail sentences , both suspended. so sentences, both suspended. so still walking free, even though he came here, um, illegally , uh, he came here, um, illegally,

and the look in his face, it was like hopeless, you know, and he was... he was saying, yeah, mhm, and um, um, and so i just kept thinking, um, huh, what happened? i kept thinking like, what's going on? "i was hoping somebody would just pinch me and wake me up, because i still fell asleep and i still felt that pain in my hand, so i'm like, maybe if i call 911, and then they called out and they told them to take dane down to disturb the crime scene." a wife who loses husband is called a widow, husband who loses a wife is called a widower, a child who loses his parents is called an orphan, however there is no word for a parent who loses a child, that's how awful the loss is. these mothers feel now that they have no choice but to fight back. they said it's suicide, i said, wow, and then they also said that the medical examiner told me that she would um, they would have to destroy the sheet because of health risk. now this is the same sheet that was around danieler's neck, but they gave me back all of his articles of clothing, including draws with with mucus and everything on it and blood,

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mhm. okay. so yeah our friends went over the weekend. she's a little late. >> yeah. 10:00 a little 10:00 two hours i know the ticket says 830 but give it a couple of hours maybe wear a short sleeve shirt. >> so you're not hot. >> exactly. that is my plan. let's go outside this morning. it is a lovely view from our east bay hills. camera. great visibility, fog free. we have clear skies. it is cold out there though. we had a front move through here. brought cold air from the north. and look at these numbers. especially in the north bay and parts of the east bay are valleys are the coldest right now. we're in the 30s from danville up into saint helena, 36 right now in sonoma, there's that frost advisory until 9 a.m. for those temperatures in the 30s, we may see frost on your windshield and on your plants after that frosty start. look at the day ahead. nothing but sunshine. enjoy it. we'll go into the 50s and 60s for daytime highs. hi, gloria. >> good morning. well, we are still tracking this

. >> mhm. mhm. >> why stripped the record now.ight. >> let him rest in peace. >> but i just say i do always wonder when i hear this dog is this old or even people are like wait are they really that old. right. we don't get doggy certificates. >> do you know what i mean? people, i feel like we can prove more. yeah yeah. give me those nine digits and we'll figure it out real fast. >> maybe you didn't have good records 100 some years ago in your little town. >> question everything, i like it. >> yeah. that's true. >> journalist question everything. oh, man. don't question me. the forecast is great. lovely. all right, here's a live look outside from our east bay hills. camera we have clear skies. get ready for just a dry pattern to continue. tomorrow's looking fantastic. showers back here on monday with a level one light storm. our next significant storm. probably not until the first weekend of march. so today, enjoy the dry weather again. we'll find sun and clouds throughout the afternoon and temperatures very pleasant. we'll go into

found love. >> mhm. yeah, it's a great song. >> uh huh. >> well what's the criteria? it just has to have love in the song title. right i guess so, right. you're looking at the list. >> yeah. >> yeah i know right guys, speaking of valentine's day, i have a few valentines for you all, so thank you. >> oh, this is for you. >> oh, i'm gonna pass it. >> amanda. thank you, thank you. so happy valentine's day. and then amanda gave us these valentine's passed out little glasses, glass is around the newsroom this morning. happy valentine's day to everybody. >> way to my heart. yeah. chocolate. right the moms coming through. >> i know the moms. it's like you got to do something fun for the kids, right? analogize day. okay, can we take a second and talk about what is required of the valentine's day preparations? >> okay, so it comes when they say, okay, if you're going to bring valentines, remember no peanuts because of peanut allergies. >> let's actually stay away from candy if we can. so that's where these glasses came in okay? >> okay. and then super cute. thank you, thank yo

mhm >> i'm more of a see's candy kind of girl. >> yes you are. >> yes. and that makes sense. >> yeah we get it. yeah. they have great candies. yeah. you can't go wrong. all right. this morning we cannot go wrong with this forecast. it is going to be a gorgeous day. finally live doppler seven. it is quiet. we're entering a dry pattern. the snow has wrapped up in the sierra. we have seen some very good snowfall totals over the last 72 hours. here's the latest numbers in kirkwood. received three feet of snow. sugar bowl 33in sierra snow lab, sierra tahoe, palisades, tahoe. all saw 30in of snow thanks to our wet pattern and soda springs coming in at 28in of snow. back here at home, we have a little bit of fog in the north bay this morning. we'll have sunshine this afternoon. it's a partly cloudy day. you can leave the rain gear in the closet. in fact, you won't need it until early next week. with those temperatures upper 50s to mid 60s for daytime highs. now overnight tonight, partly cloudy conditions once again and mainly those overnight lows staying in the

mhm, that is, it's going to be much higher. let me uh, bring saib into this as well, any thoughts, saib on what netanyahu and the other extremists in his government are hoping to achieve as they brush aside all warnings of humanitarian catastrophe if they indeed push ahead with this ground invasion. netanyahu's plan and all along with his fascist. interage around him is to achieve what they call it israel, which is this is the liquid party ideology which is was mencipated by by jobotski, the founder of this nationalist and religious zionism at the time, which is to establish a greater israel within palestine, whole historical palestine, and to start the claims the palestinian, they were working on that from 1948 onwards, today there is an opportunity for them to to cleanse the palestinians, as they declared so many times their ' on officials and the intent of the genocide was ethnically cleanse the gaza strip, empty gaza, so so when netanyahu uses words like total victory, is he pandering to, as you say, 93% of israelis who are

>> mhm. a white guy? >> mhm. is he a white guy? >> mhm. is he a white guy?o >> he is not going to be able to perform is he. they perform that night. is he. they talk about gays a lot talk about white gays a lot in this which at first this don't they. which at first i thought the i thought yeah i see the problem. obviously problem. you know obviously andrew's our boss. >> white yeah. gay people. >> yeah that's what i first thought. but it's not. it's gazi. oh white people staring at black apparently gazi. oh white people staring at black of apparently gazi. oh white people staring at black of an apparently gazi. oh white people staring at black of an issue. apparently gazi. oh white people staring at black of an issue. yeah,'ently is a bit of an issue. yeah, because read they said because i read this, they said that feel unsafe that black audiences feel unsafe around goers, and around white theatre goers, and i'm not sure that's true. >> can you imagine? i haven't seen an explosion of white on black crime at the theatre represented in any crime statistics . i

mhm.probably think okay, this is probably going to get traction. yes after all it's all political. right. and you know they're going to try and block this. and they probably have the political will now because prices have gone up. everyone talks about it. >> yeah. and if there if there are less places that competing for your business. right. they always say that oh it's going to be better for prices. mhm >> hasn't been yet. >> nope. i've never seen that. you know it's better for someone but not not for the consumer that is for sure. yeah we'll watch it. we'll watch it for sure. absolutely let's move on to this story right now macy's says it will close 150 stores nationwide in the next two years. we don't know yet which of those stores are in the bay area. ctv's allie rasmus listen to the earnings call with investors where macy's ceo laid out the company's plans. >> ali andre, here in the bay area, there are about 20 different macy's locations from san francisco's union square to stores in

mhm. >> the organization has until july 22nd to collect about 25,000 signatures to initiate the recall. that's about 10% of oakland's registered voters. democrat katie porter is picking up a key endorsement in california's senate election today. the san francisco chronicle endorsed porter in next month's primary. the paper picked porter over 11 other candidates in the race, including congress members adam schiff and barbara lee. in giving its endorsement, the chronicle's editorial board called porter the most impressive of the candidates they interviewed and said she was overflowing with ideas and energy while demonstrating deep policy knowledge. investigators remain on the scene of a deadly explosion in virginia. when we come back, the search for a cause of the blast that leveled a home and killed a firefighter also know an anniversary that could have been somber for one east bay church is now providing hope for parishioners. the latest on their efforts to rebuild ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪

. >> mhm. mhm >> there was. >> wait you said an owl cafe. >> um.e ooh i love an owl. >> she does, i love an owl. >> there's uh a whale cafe. >> oh my god. >> oh well well go hold the whale. >> i don't know if that's possible, but a whale. how about a sea lion cafe we got here 39 right there. oh, they're not here right now. >> they're on break >>> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the dangerous storm, 40 million americans under flood alerts right now. state of emergency. california slammed with more than a month's worth of rain in the last 24 hours. more on the way. the life threatening floods.

sinwad is or where any of these people are, so it's it's an excuse to say we're looking for terrorists, mhm. "and this is their goal to destroy gaza and make it uninhabitable and to genocide and who are they are supposedly going to find in those tunnels, yeahya sinwar, marwan isa, muhammad def, and and they've never found any of the leaders so far, including yahya sinwar, muhammad def and absolutely not, and they claim they've destroyed entire battalions and that hamas is near defeat, and it's nowhere near defeat as we can see from the video, definitely i want to thank you very much for your analysis of what kind of fake news or propaganda the western media is portraying for the public, thank you." very much uh uh for being with us, basically telling us this. now ladies and gents, let us move to digital mainstream media, new report from the united nations trade body highlighted the unprecedented scale of destruction and impact from the war in gaza. how was that handled by the mainstream media? julia, thank you for being with us, julia qasim, what do you have for us on? that specific matter,

mhm. noticiero telemundo 48 7 días a la semana. primeros contigo.de noticias telemundo desde brownsville, texas. demasiado tarde. así califica la visita de biden a esta frontera. el líder sindical de la patrulla fronteriza y algunos votantes exigen menos declaraciones y más soluciones ante la llegada de biden y el expresidente trump el jueves. noticias telemundo tiene cobertura completa. además ya de primarias en michigan, un paso más cerca del expresidente trump hacia la nominación republicana y un reto para nicki kiley, que intenta mantenerse en la contienda para el presidente biden, una prueba que mide el impacto en las urnas de su posición sobre la guerra entre israel y hamas. la violencia mancha de sangre, la campaña electoral en méxico 2 aspirantes alcalde de un municipio en michoacán acribillados a balazos. lamentablemente estamos viviendo una inseguridad que los primeros meses de este año 12 precandidatos han sido asesinados en méxico. y el regalo de sus vidas. los estudiantes de la facultad de medicina albert einstein, no pagarán por sus es

>> mhm. okay. and so when you got cash to pay him back on these trips, would you go to the atm. >> no lady. >> so the cash that you would pay him, you wouldn't get it out of the bank. >> i have money in my house. >> willis says she and wade ended their relationship in august last year, and she projected herself as a self-made woman who pays her own way. i don't need anything from a man. >> a man is not a plan. a man is a companion. and so there was tension always in our relationship, which is why i was giving him his money back. i don't need anybody to foot my bills overnight, trump reacted on social media, claiming fani never paid cash. >> she got free trips and other things from her lover. a giant scam witch hunt. meanwhile, another trump case is in the spotlight today. the former president could learn his fate in the civil fraud trial that threatens his real estate empire . the judge already found that trump used fraudulent financial statements to exaggerate his wealth. today the judge could ban

. >> mhm, mhm . >> mhm, mhm. >> mhm, mhm. >> would you say when . >> would you say when. >> would youl take that back. know i, i, i mean i'll take that back . not when let's just hope, back. not when let's just hope, let's just hope that was an opportunity for him to reveal all. and he didn't. so so that kind of gives me a glimmer of a hope that the chat did go well, you know, albeit very short chat. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> isn't it. i think it's so sad though, pandora, that, you know, amongst your own family, you're so frightened of saying anything just in case it gets turned into the new netflix documentary or the new netflix documentary or the new. well, this is the issue. >> this is the issue . and harry >> this is the issue. and harry knows even with that interview that he had to give a little bit of info on the king. otherwise he wouldn't have been able to plug he wouldn't have been able to plug the winter invictus games. so that's their problem. they need to be relevant with the royal family and this has always been their problem. going across. well. >> what about this w

right mhm.nness world record holder has just been stripped of his title as the oldest dog ever. bobby was a portuguese guard dog who lived on a farm. >> he was listed in guinness as 31 years old before he died last year. but after conducting a thorough review, guinness is now citing a, quote, lack of evidence that bobby was born in 19. >> with a face like that, look how friendly he is. even with the kitty cat, there. >> you know what still always was, always will be a good boy. yeah checking the top headlines. yeah checking the top headlines. coming up next. there it is... that feeling you get when you can... du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic r

mhm y con el nervio de punta nervio tras la posibilidad de que vuelvan a pasar por lo mismo con la próxima sonoma registrara un aumento en el número de personas sin vivienda, debido sobre todo al incremento de los precios de alquileres, el condado creó un programa para brindarles apoyo a ellos y a los residentes de viviendas temporales de emergencia. >> y esta semana el consejo votó por unanimidad la extensión del contrato y también designaron a una taquería local llamada sol azteca para la preparación y entrega de la comida a esos albergues. >> y fíjese usted que otra compañía de oakland está tomando medidas sin precedente. dicen que es para proteger a sus empleados y así evitar que se conviertan en víctimas del crimen. estamos hablando de clorox. esta empresa que está ubicada entre la calle 12 y la broadway, la compañía ahora está contratando guardias de seguridad uniformados adicionales. estos van a acompañar a sus empleados hacia y desde la estación de bart. estaciona restaurantes y cafetería aledañas. clorox cierto. tiene su sede en oakland desde hace unos 110 años. tiene 8000 emplead

actually worked for the russians because they've done more damage to the british army than vladimir mhm putin ever has? mhm >> well, as i say, i was looking at naval figures, etc. and the services that don't use capita have got much better recruitment levels than capita. it is depressing. i'd to love see the government do something about it. >> well not, not so would i. >> well not, not so would i. >> could be worse. >> could be worse. >> could be worse. >> could labour be worse? >> could labour be worse? >> well, they on on on recruits . >> well, they on on on recruits. well they'd have to go some. i mean we should have sacked capha mean we should have sacked capita years ago but as i say, there are too many senior civil servants who are just too embarrassed. but they got it wrong. you were a minister. >> who? who is in charge of the civil servants? who is in charge of the generals. they have all have boss, and those are have a boss, and those are conservative ministers. and you have had every opportunity to deal and deal with this issue. and in terms the recruitment crisis, terms of t

. >> mhm, mhm. >> mhm, mhm. >> , um, emma, what do you >> um, um, emma, what do you make i first of makethis? i mean first of all isn't , uh, good is it. all it isn't, uh, good is it. i mean it's, it's not a nice look to have ministers and public servants slagging each other off, to have former public servants going off and becoming political. what has happened and is there a solution to it ? is there a solution to it? >> i think sue gray is a good example of that. actually and from from the perspective of the public, that the public, i think that that the pubuc public, i think that that the public a situation where you public see a situation where you have actually , liz truss have a and actually, liz truss pointed to this in her speech at cpac you have a cpac that you have a conservative government, you may have the best special have all of the best special advisers the world. may advisers in the world. you may have ministerial have an excellent ministerial team, and yet somehow none thing substantial seems to change. um, we struggle to deport , um, we struggle to deport, um, illegal m

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mhm >> all right. so based on your findings is right that if there is this 33% drop in consumption or sales of soda, then what does this mean i guess, what is the implication for more cities to adopt or statewide action. >> so the bay area has really been a leader in this area in implementing these local taxes on sugary drinks. you know, berkeley was the first to pass pass them. and as you mentioned, albany, san francisco, oakland have all followed. and i think our study points to the success of the taxes in reducing sugary intake, uh, sugar intake for the residents of those cities. so i think that, you know, those residents are healthier today as a result of the taxes. i do think that, um, it does have, uh, implications. our study that is for, uh, passing these taxes more widely. uh, the us doesn't have any national or state taxation of sugary beverages. and i think that our study indicates that if we did and if we join the, you know, 100 countries that currently have, uh, tax on sugary drinks that we

mhm. >> so as i mentione how do you t that people deal with those feelings of, let's just like elo wasasking you to do. right to. so check in with your friends. it's okay to say things like, hey, this has got me a little anxious, or i'm feeling a little worried and concerned about this . do you mind if we talk about it and if you aren't feeling that way, but you notice somebody else's, be like elmo. check in with your friends. check in with your family. hey, how are things going? is everything okay? because loneliness is also skyrocket. and so if we can prove that we are social creatures, right. so we need that social connection. yeah. you mentioned the loneliness factor. >> we just did a story yesterday with san mateo county declaring lonely this, you know, a mental health crisis because so many people are experiencing it. when you talk about the prevalence, though, of anxiety and depression in 2020, 29% of american adults reported a depression diagnosis at some point in their life. that is nearly ten percentage points higher than in 2015, according to gallup. i mean, obviously, we're

mhm. um, continuing as normal because it isthinklal them now. mhm.ing as normal because it isthink they're frustrated mhm. um, continuing as normal because it isthink they're frustrated that|. um, i think they're frustrated that the world's media are staying away from there, don't really care they feel they care anymore. they feel they haven't got enough weapons , haven't got enough weapons, they're enough stuff they're not getting enough stuff from from us because from us or help from us because we know what happened when we saw ukrainians flooding over the border. mass help. border. there was mass help. that's gone now. the borders are empty. it's complete empty. um, so it's complete change. wanted to bring it change. and i wanted to bring it . thankfully you, . and thankfully to you, although watching although vitale is watching this, watching, actually this, he's watching, actually watching gb news at this minute. yeah um, so he'd glad the yeah um, so he'd be glad the message is going over. and message is going over. yeah. and i for that . i than

>> mhm. >> mhm. >> we, um , we're >> um, it we, um, we're slightly, uh , what's the slightly, uh, what'sis hired. >> uh . >> uh. >> uh. >> please, sir. >> please, sir. >> thank you . geoffrey this is >> thank you. geoffrey this is a french one. >> as a wife and mother i still. like to get the best meat bargains for my money. new zealand lamb, £0.89 a pound. engush zealand lamb, £0.89 a pound. english lamb, £0.90 a pound. but for my money, the best value has got to be falklands lamb. only £1,435,000 a pound. delicious . £1,435,000 a pound. delicious. >> i've forgotten about that one. i'd forgotten about that sketch and you did that voice. oh goodness me . yes, i was there oh goodness me. yes, i was there from the very, very first programme. god knows me 40 years ago tonight. isn't it frightening? >> and it was an amazing programme did all sorts of programme and did all sorts of things that people hadn't expected. you were much ruder about people about politicians than people had been . before. had been. before. >> well, people . talk about the >> well, people. talk about the punch and jud

does not the present shuttle mhm? the pressures are coming from inside the british that is coming from the fact that is it and is having great difficulty validating the my losses and it's so tax and guys, the pressure is coming from the fact that is there and is having to turn in. but you cannot make situation now on the edge of collapse actually because of the cost of this terrible war fair. there is a, the, there is also a compression of the international uh, pressure. and because of the situation, and that is there in the united just is find themselves in the denali by most of the community because of the state of aggression on, on the people, those guys are. and then there is the pressure comes up just coming in 10 minutes on the farm. it is a prison, it's about i want to see what the united states is proposing can relation to normalization is another act of deceit. they want to repeat the same or slow deceit . the same game. there will be a promise of some kind of movement towards some kind of some kind of thing

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mhm. okay and so when you got cash to pay him back on these trips, would you go to the atm. no oh lady. so the cash that you would pay him, you wouldn't get it out of the bank. i have money in my house. >> willis says that she and wade ended their romantic relationship in august of last year. it was his ex-wife who helped make the relationship public during their bitter divorce by sharing receipts of some of those trips with his boss. so all of the vacations that she took, she paid you cash for? yes, ma'am. one of the big arguments is over when willis and wade started dating, the two say it was months after she hired him. but willis former friend and employee, who says she was forced to resign, testified through a video call that the two have been romantic since 2019, a year before the election. >> did you observe them do things that are, uh, in common among people having a romantic relationship? yes such as? can you give us an example? >> hugging. kissing? >> if she's removed. and the key word is if the state could step in and assign this case to a different prosecutor, who

mhm. something about it.>> alan we're watching just there on our screens. the extraordinary moment when mark zuckerberg, the head of what is now trillion was now $1 trillion company, was asked to stand up to turn around, to look at families in the room and apologise to them , the room and apologise to them, um, uh, for these are families of children who had lost their lives, uh, some by suicide after exposure to certain content on social media. mark zuckerberg was saying, though , was that his was saying, though, was that his company has invested millions upon millions upon millions of dollars in systems to try and stamp out this content. and to some extent, is it not a fair argument that they're never going to be able to stop everything on what is, after all, a user content generated platform ? platform? >> but i think, tom, that's a fair point. they can't stop everything, but they can stop a lot more than they're stopping right now . they have the right now. they do have the technology it. they can technolo

mhm. um, and i just honour. mhm.think that people in the west of grasp that nettle which then invites you to ask the question, well, why is it that leaders in the west are so obsessed with this particular war, are so focussed on this particular war, are so keen for this particular to war continue for all of their denials that this is a proxy war. i think every intervention that we've seen from leaders of the west , seen from leaders of the west, you know, america and britain and others , shows that we do see and others, shows that we do see it as a proxy war. and i think that's a very sad thing. and as ultimately, i think, prolonged the war and led to thousands of deaths that otherwise wouldn't have , was there? have happened, was there? >> sorry. >> sorry. >> do you think that you >> so do you think that you know, that will simply know, that ukraine will simply have to accept handing over a large chunk of its territory to russia in exchange for peace, and that that's a state of affairs that we should be comfortable

mhm.legará? >> claro que sí. vamos a echar un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo. vamos a ver el radar de las próximas horas. vamos a continuar viendo durante la noche de hoy la entrada de lluvias a la región. vamos a ver lluvias leves a moderadas entrando a la zona, producto todavía de esa humedad que se encuentra entrando desde el pacífico. el viernes vamos a ver un patrón parecido. igualmente el sábado y ya el domingo vamos a comenzar entonces a ver la cercanía de ese próximo sistema de tormentas que va a traer cambios drásticos en las condiciones del tiempo con lluvias en la región. y cuáles serán esos impactos de esta próxima tormenta? vamos a ver igualmente fuertes vientos. vamos a ver lluvia de moderada a fuerte, posibles tormentas eléctricas nuevamente asociadas a ese segundo sistema inundaciones y las condiciones marítimas van a estar peligrosas durante el domingo y el lunes. los acumulados de lluvia asociados a este sistema al domingo a las 23:00 de la noche lucen como que la mayor

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