michael. >> grand ball took place tonight in san francisco. but tomorrow the italian heritage parade kicks off 12, 30. we've got so much happening here in the city this weekend. coming up, we've got some details on a steep search and rescue in san francisco near the beach. but first. >> we're continuing our coverage of the attack on israel. our conversation with the bay area man who is there visiting fans. >> joining us now to talk about what's happening in israel is san francisco restaurant owner and also somebody who is heavily involved in political and civic gatherings here in san francisco. as many qtl. you're in israel right now. many how are things going? >> it feels like being in a war zone. guess that's only way i can describe it. having never really spent much time in a war zone. but i haven't yet this evening. >> i can hear fighter pilots flying overhead constantly. >> i spent yesterday in and out of bomb and saw things yesterday. i never thought i would see in my lifetime. so it's a scary situation and >> unfolding right in front of

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[cheers and applause] michael, let's start with you. 500 grand or lunch with jay-z? he right choice? >> it's easy, desus, you take the money. what financial advice is jay-z gonna give me? hey, michael, become the greatest rapper in history? at best, i could make it into the top 20. let me show you what i got, desus, drop me a beat. ♪ felon, killing him a bad boy drilling ♪ >> desus: absolutely not. grace, what about you? do you take the money? >> no way, you definitely have lunch with jay-z. look at his list of accomplishments. he married beyonce, he dated beyonce. he probably has beyonce's phone number. so yeah, definitely lunch. screw the 500 grand. i would pay that much to have beyonce spit on me. >> yes, of course we'd all pay half a mill for beyonce to spit on us, but that's not the question, grace. between jay-z or half a million, you got to take the money! >> this is why your rap career stalled, michael. you don't think big enough. you don't have to choose between jay z and the money. what you have to do is, have lunch with mr. z, but you tell him you only eat

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are competing to win the grand prize conference. michael thomas in half moon bay with a look at all the festivities. >> it is the 50th annual pumpkin weigh off here in half moon bay and this year they're hoping to break a world record in the winter, walk off with thousands of some of these pumpkins are massive being brought in on pickup trucks and moved with forklifts way and started at about 7.30, this morning. but organizers were there since 05:00am ready to see what the day will bring. the first one, how the 1970, for the winner was 132 pounds. >> and last year, the north american record was broken here and it was 2,560 pounds. this year's first place winner will receive the world's biggest prize, which is 9 bucks a pound. if you times that by a couple 1000. well, that's a lot of money. but there's also an additional win over $30,000 total prize package for anyone who breaks a new world record. >> we spoke with one previous winner who's also competing today in hopes that he takes that world records always knocking. so we'll you're close

grand prize. four's. michael thomas is live in half moon bay with a preview of those pumpkins.good morning. that's right. these bookings are just showing up right now. i mean, and they are massive. we're talking about 50 years. they've been doing this right. take a look. this is video from previous years. >> and in the short time that i've been here, i think this is the largest pumpkins that i've seen in total displays are going to be set up right here off main street in half moon bay, starting at around 7.30, until about noon. >> here's first place. winners will receive the world's biggest prize, which is 9 bucks a pound. i mean, that's a lot of money because these pumpkins are coming in at around over 2000 pounds. >> but there's also an additional when this year of a total when a $30,000 for a prize package for anyone who will break the world record of the biggest winning pumpkin. currently that record is with a champion pumpkin over in italy. that was in september of 2021 and it came in over 2700 pounds this year. they purchased a scale because they have a massive pumpkin th

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are competing to win the grand prize at boars. michael thomas live in half of a with a look at those >> good morning, everyone. that's right. the 50th annual and there are already people they've been out here since about 5 o'clock this morning in these pumpkins are massive. take a look. we've got video of what they look like. again, it was dark this morning when they all got here. but they did get here and ultimately they are trying to win this way in contests. now displays are going to be set up off main street in half moon bay until about probably 1 o'clock today. you can come by and see this year's first place winner will be receiving 9 bucks a pound, which is the world's biggest prize for so $9, a pound you times that by maybe 2400, not great at math, but a couple $1000 definitely. over 10,000 and ultimately they are going to have an additional $30,000 total prize. but again, those are only if they break the world record. currently. the record is the champion pumpkin that's weighing in over 2700 pounds in italy. and it was grown back

. >> the grand prize kron four's michael thomas takes us to half moon bay for a look at the festivities. >> 58 annual pumpkin weigh off here in half moon bay and this year they're hoping to break a world record in the winter, walk off with thousands of some of these pumpkins are massive being brought in on pickup trucks and moved with forklifts way and started at about 7.30, this morning. but organizers were there since 05:00am ready to see what the day will bring. the first one held in 1974. the winner was 132 pounds. >> and last year, the north american record was broken here. and that was 2,560 pounds. this year's first place winner will receive the world's biggest prize, which is 9 bucks a pound. if you times that by a couple 1000. well, that's a lot of money. but there's also an additional win over $30,000 total prize package for anyone who breaks a new world record. >> we spoke with one previous winner who is also competing today in hopes that he takes that price home. world records always knocking. so we'll you're close to it. yeah, we're close. it's just a matter of it currently

michael: like almost everyone in this business, adam gilmour has grand ambitions.ing towards cashing in on the fastest-growing area of one of the world's fastest-growing industries. adam: when are you gonna start putting low-grade hydrogen peroxide to it? adam: the biggest thing that's been changing is miniaturization technologies has been shrinking satellites and what that's done is make it incredibly cheap to build a satellite and to launch a satellite, and that's why our rockets are good because our rockets can take up very small satellites. michael: australia has a long connection to space missions. tidbinbilla is just a small part of nasa's global space infrastructure. everything from the pictures of armstrong's first steps on the moon to communications with deep space probes and rovers on mars have passed through here. brad: the nasa deep space tracking station in tidbinbilla is, you know, just outside canberra. it's essentially the ears of space, and if we don't have that capability, we can't get the data back from mars, we can't communicate with spacecraft,

are competing to win the grand prize in kron four's michael thomas is standing by in half moon with ak michael. >> is the 50th annual pumpkin weigh off here in half moon bay and this year they're hoping to break a world record in the winter, walk off with thousands of some of these pumpkins are massive being brought in on pickup trucks and moved with forklifts way and started at about 7.30, this morning. but organizers were there since 05:00am ready to see what the day will bring. the first one, how the 1970, for the winner was 132 pounds. >> and last year, the north american record was broken here and it was 2,560 pounds. this year's first place winner will receive the world's biggest prize, which is 9 bucks a pound. if you times that by a couple 1000. well, that's a lot of money. but there's also an additional win over $30,000 total prize package for anyone who breaks a new world record. >> we spoke with one previous winner who's also competing today in hopes that he takes that world records always knocking. so we'll you're close to it. yeah, we're close. it's just a matter of if it

grand prize. you got called for michael thomas. lot of half of a with a look at the festivities has some pretty big pumpkins morning. michael. >> good morning, everyone. that's right. already picked up. they've got a ton of free food and drink for they are weighing right now. take a look. i about the ways you can right now they are weighing the smaller ones. obviously, some of them are coming in at around 2 to 300 pounds, but ultimately they are hoping to break the world record. some point today, we're going zoom in. so you can see with the way to looking like right ultimately they say that if the person does win, beating the world record of over 2700 pounds, that was one back in september of 2021. that person will walk away with a $30,000. but whoever does win ultimately over 2500 pounds. last year's look at $9, a so there is a lot on the line. take a listen to what one of the organizers had to say regarding 14 one, how the 1970, for the winner was 132 pounds. >> and last year, the north american record was broken here and it was

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michael. >> and the grand ball takes place today and the italian heritage parade also kicks off at 12, 30 this afternoon. so a very busy day in san francisco. a bay area. sports tonight. all eyes will be on the san francisco forty-niners who host the dallas cowboys at levi stadium. it is one of the biggest games in the nfl so far this year as the niners look to remain undefeated. we're 70 justice live at levi stadium in santa clara with more on this. good morning to tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. the rivalry between the forty-niners cowboys dates back decades. tonight's game is expected to pretty tight. you most recently the cowboys are looking for some retribution after the forty-niners eliminated them from the playoffs in the past 2 seasons. so san francisco has scored at least 30 points. every game this season. >> and quarterback brock purdy has never lost a regular season game in his short clear. meanwhile, forty-niners running back. christian mccaffrey is coming off one of the best games of his which he scored 4 touchdowns. forty-niners head coach kyle shanahan says it is game is a

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grand prize. >> it's a whole lot of money that 12 ares michael thomas live in a with a look at the festivities and those big pumpkins. good morning, good morning, everyone. makes you feel better. james there, the dog right behind the camera. so animals, right? there's a lot of about here. there's a lot of pumpkins. we're talking huge pumpkin. i mean, right behind me, it states it is wet cement. but take a look at video from what these huge pumpkin look like. they're coming from all across the nation. some from napa across california. but the biggest what we've from minnesota. >> and they are hoping that they're going to take the actual world record now. right now, the world record isn't around 2700 pounds that was done over italy in september of 2021. that will be the big get something bigger than that. but time will tell. take a listen to what one of the contestants and former winners had to say. first one, how the 1970, for the winner was 132 pounds. and last year the north american record was broken here and it was 2,560 pounds. >> now back out here live. what's your name? and julia, have you b

michael. it does seem that these grand projects, although i would like to test them on whether private equityl. they the whole bill. no they potentially need state involvement. right about involvement. you're right about externalities, know externalities, but you know what? practically everything in life externality. mean, life has an externality. i mean, if restaurant opens if a nice new restaurant opens up my flat, the value of my up near my flat, the value of my flat goes i'm not going flat goes up. but i'm not going to for the nice new to pay for the nice new restaurant to open. all i'm restaurant to open. so all i'm looking here is least looking for here is at least a signal that there's some private sector interest . if ben is right sector interest. if ben is right and, you know, merely by completing oak common to completing the old oak common to euston bit, we can get this huge capacity of the line . great. capacity of the line. great. which where's private equity to at least back some of it. so even if i'm not going to take the whole market purist line that every last penny must be pa

is adelia petrosyan, the winner of the grand prix final last year, a student of teri tutberidze’s coaching group and her wonderful program to the papuri of michaeldifficult of all the presented sets, because there are 3 c2 revolutions, not without errors, not without difficulties, but with this most difficult jump in the women's competition... she coped with the skating, the solo jump also without problems, but the most offensive thing is the cascade loss in at the end of the required points in the second half, she went for a cascade of double-torque jumps and grabbed after the first well, unfortunately, she had a triple flip, a triple toupe didn’t work out, and i would also like to note a little that somehow adele petrosyan’s mood at some point also... for a split second seemed to disappear, but then the program came out with honor in the current situation and completed its bright, so memorable already... doing everything at the fourth level, that is, she didn’t give up anywhere , she skated everywhere, of course it’s a shame, offensive triple jumps are what adelia does, very easily and consistently, and of course it’s a complete mistake it’s n

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heroine of the opening stage of the grand prix among single skaters was adelia petrosyan, sixteen-year-old student eteri tudbiri won both programs, short to michaelackson, and free to the music of february by leonid levashkevich. fantastic skating, ultrasi elements are truly mesmerizing, in omsk she is again ready to amaze the audience. compete with her fifteen-year-old veronica zhilina will try. by the way, at the test skates, she also used music from the composition. michael jackson. alina gorbacheva is also capable of intervening in the dispute for medals; her image to the soundtrack from the hot queens series in megasport impressed connoisseurs of high art on ice. don't miss the broadcast of the russian figure skating grand prix on saturday and sunday on channel one, as well as on our website 1tv.ru. while the russian youth badminton team is fighting for awards at the brickс var games in ramenskoye near moscow, medals of the national team championship were played out. representatives of tatarstan. were unable to defend the title, losing to the moscow team in the final, while they led with a score of 2:1. sergey serant and kristina lipovskaya

grand prize. james, i hear it's a pretty but yeah, they're going to pay a lot for the winner. crawford's michaelhomas standing by live in half moon bay to explain morning michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. pumpkins everywhere, but i see no pumpkin spice lattes for me. but when it comes to how big these pumpkins are, i mean, they're massive and take a look right here. it's going to be hard to see. but you may be able to see they've actually got a new scale this year. and that's because they are expecting to have a pumpkin that could possibly be bigger than 2500 pounds, which is what the winner was last year. that's the new scale right there. and just to give you a look at how big these pumpkins are, again, it is still dark out here. but take a look at how massive those are. the 3 smaller ones. the largest are what appears to be the largest one is just arriving right now. and ultimately, if you win, you're going $9 a pound and then there's a grand prize and a total prize of 30,000. if you are able. >> 2 actually. largest and heaviest pumpkin, which was around $2700. not $100. excuse me, 270

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grand. right. they can get they can get £800,000 anyway. so the idea that there was fairness , there is no such was fairness, there is no such thing as fairness. i mean, look, michaeln rather handsome man who was to know who was to know that that's the way life would work out. so being fair, i don't i don't think is part of the issue. life is not fair in this hashtag metoo era. >> i don't comment on looks. michael i won't comment on looks either. >> i mean, i suppose there's two issues. >> so one, i do think that vast inequality tends to not be particularly good for society. i think it's good if we live in the same sort of world and when people are getting million dollar bonuses or million pound bonuses, i that's sort of, bonuses, i think that's sort of, you particularly you know, is not particularly healthy for the social fabric. but i also think here you've said, well, because i think it's helpful all live in the helpful if we all live in the same the world that we same world, if the world that we live are similar we have live in are similar and we have a experience of, say, a similar experience of, say, the but i do want to say i the nhs, but i do want to say i

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