woman: hi, naomi. woman 2: hi, naomi. naomi: how are you guys? woman: good. wait. so much louder.aomi: so, i want to hear about the story of how coronavirus affected your relationship. sydney: i sneezed on zoom, and she said "bless you" on the zoom dms, and then we started joking around. vivian: we kept talking for, like, months and months and months. and i made her a powerpoint, and i, like, sang to her and asked her to be girlfriend. sydney: and she was like, "reasons why you should be my girlfriend," and that was about, le, two weeks after weet on zoom. vivian: and that's kind of how it happened. [singing on video, indistit] ♪ there is no one there to dry your tears... ♪ it didn't feel like i was missing all that much, or, like, that much shifted when we, like, finally met in person because we had already established a really, like, caring relationship just over talking. i'm, like, mexican. i'm gay. i think, like, there's a lot of time where i get the sense that i need to, like, perform really well academically or socially for people to, like, accept me. and with sydney, like,

cbs's naomi ruchim joins us for more. naomi, good evening. >> reporter: robert, good evening.struggling. the u.s. has lost more than 0 e th t pandemic. but studios are betting big on blockbusters in 2023, hoping audiences will come back. >> hollywood is aglow for its own crowning event, the annual academy awards. >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night is a long way from its golden age. the movie theater business is still reeling from the pandemic, which cratered audience attendance and fueled an explosion of streaming services. >> the pandemic accelerated a lot of business practis that may have taken many more years to happen and now i think the movie theater industry is just adjusting. ♪ >> reporter: suspicious minds may have noticed they paid a little extra to see elvis shake it on the big screen this year. the average price of a ticket rose to more than $10 last year, up more than a dollar from 2019. blockbusters made a comeback this year. "avatar: the way of water" and "top gun: maverick" -- >> "top gun" saved the movie theaters and then "everything everywhere all at once"

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naomi ruc m joins us for more. >> robert, good evening. movie theaters are struggling. the u.s. has lost more than 2,000 movie screens since the start of the pandemic. but studios are betting big on blockbusters in 2023, hoping audiences will come back. >> hollywood is aglow for its annual event -- >> hollywood's biggest night is a long way from its golden age. the movie theater business is reeling from the pandemic, which created audience attendance and fuelled an explosion of streaming services. >> the pandemic accelerated a lot of business practices that may have taken many more years to happen. and now i think the movie theater industry is just adjusting. >> suspicious minds may have noted they paid a little extra to see elvis shake i y avera ofket rose to more than $10 last year, up more than $1 from 2019. blockbusters made a comeback this year. "avatar: the way of water" and "top g "top gun: maverick" are nominated for best picture. >> "top gun" saved the movie theaters, and "everything everywhere all at once" saved -- >> 2023 is going to have about 30 more wide release fi

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this is naomi's most popular and classic variety. red rose. it occupies almost half of the area of ​​the colorful mix. there is also a white and soft pink velvet pin-shaped rose with an english spin. london eye is very popular with young girls. there is also e jumel. the bicolor rose is very beautiful and is also in demand among buyers. white and tea and two-tone miana. there is also uh, spray uh, represented by four varieties in total in bogatyrev's greenhouses , about 3.5 million flowers are received per year after cutting and special bath roses are sent to the refrigerator, and a day later to an automated line. sorting here they are distributed according to the length of the stems and the size of the bud. so about 12,000 pass through the floristic conveyor every day. bouquets immediately go on sale, and on march 8, their assortment and quantity increase significantly during colorful and fragrant shopping. tulips have a special place in these refined bells. not just a seasonal trend synonymous with spring. now we are in the greenhouses of th

naomi seligman joining us to talk about this. years. tell us about the work environment. >> we were in a work environment where sexual harassment and abuse was tolerated, enabled and ubiquitous. it was as common as checking your texts. it was a very hard, disappointing and toxic environment where mayor garcetti enabled, tolerated and at times laughed about the abuse by his top aide and confidant, rick jacobs. >> is it possible at all that mayor garcetti did not know of these concerns as he claims? >> no. i was there and i saw mayor garcetti watch rick jacobs touch people, hug people, kiss people. in fact, the mayor, his former chief of staff, the mayor's wife and his deputy chief of staff said in a city-sponsored investigation that they acknowledged that rick jacobs was kissing people at city-sponsored events. there was also an incident in a senate elevator after an infrastructure hearing where mayor garcetti was in an elevator with his chief counsel and rick jacobs cornered her and was pushing his body into her again and again.

de los usuarios terminen en manos del gobierno de china ponen en riesgo la seguridad nacional, para naomi ayudar a generar ingresos. >> yo gano dinero en tiktok, gano como 300,000 dolores por aÑo. claudia: varios influencers hispanos vinieron a washington para evitar que prohÍban su uso. >> nos de miedo, perderemos casi el 60% de nuestras ventas. claudia: noemÍ ni jasmine dicen que no hay una plataforma como esta. >> en tiktok puedes encontrar comida bien rica. claudia: esa creatividad que se ve en la aplicaciÓn para esta madre es un peligro. tiktok promueve vÍdeos donde vemos daÑos, hay retos peligrosos y es adictivo, sostuvo. hoy tiktok no hizo ningÚn compromiso importante mÁs allÁ de decir que continuarÁ protegiendo la seguridad de los usuarios, con el ultimÁtum del presidente de que se venda las acciones de tiktok a otra compaÑÍa que no sea china, una prohibiciÓn a nivel nacional sigue siendo una posibilidad real. ilia: vamos a una noticia en desarrollo en houston, texas, rescataron a varios rehenes, aparentemente migrantes, esto despuÉs de un operativo de varios dÍas con el fbi y age

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it was the time of supermodels, like claudio shufa and naomi campbell makeup was gangster creations, spectacular model and designer walks theatrical. that's what made up the look of the 19 ninety's fashioned shows. the top creative minds of that decade were chatting, mcglenn and john for go chia, france and john gallano of the u. k. today nearly any one, even pop stars can become fashion designers. in june 2023 american singer and wrapper for rel williams will present his 1st collection for louis veto indian side on on. i think it was simply the right decision on the part of louis the tong. of course they will probably be those who say, oh, they're just taking someone who's already big and famous. but as i see it, this is simply a message. it's the right way to go. and i think it's totally cool. yeah. who to talk with the music, a year of fashion museum and paris has devoted an exhibition to past era's and in particular the year 199797 symbolizes the fashioned. big bang as it's known, the dawn of a new era check, a cutter. it cuts is developed, so every design, man or woman has their

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he was , by all sorts of do gooders was, by all sorts of do gooders like naomi campbell and goodness he murdered a 25 year old in a knife attack london. now all the signs there that this man should not be left this country, he was allowed to stay. we are not enforcing what we already did. you mentioned that you get a great mentioned naomi campbell and that is she definitely somebody who supported him initially as opposed to. but there were others, obviously. yeah. others, obviously. yes. yeah. just to last, man to just to go back to last, man to my rights, you know, he he has wife and he has children and he feels this child. no, he feels this child. oh, no, no, he did go to lefty do did just go back to lefty do gooders. i really like stephen pound or pound as i like to call it, we have this it, but if we have this christine and just a christine approach and just a disconnect, that's disconnect, kristie and that's why his words, not mine. why he said his words, not mine. yeah if we have this christine approach just allow everyone approach and just allow everyone to then we to that to

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e songs, like someone has little as for avatars, by the way, for example, lately, naomi kemble, uh ,and ambassadors in a toroidal form, and this seems to be going, as if going, that generative content. you can create these intellectual and visual ones too. and you can work with it in a controlled manner. here dmitry can, er, probably, answer this question. look at the sci-fi new animated characters. the figure of the artist is important here. the fact is that no avatar can do it can be done on someone. and what to make a bright avatar must be bright characters do this new technology. of course, they will come, and these were fantastic. on channel one , these are the first serious very swallows. i just uh witnessed all these technological innovations uh, i can say that it is really u amazing and but i think that in the future it will be u the norm. well, it's just this show. it's such a breakthrough, maybe not everyone understood it. eh, not everyone accepted it. but this is definitely the future and today we see how, for example, also a show abba is coming, yes, in london, uh and hol

i'm already a russian citizen recently two months ago now a russian citizen naomi i understand you gotthat he wanted to live there first, and then we’ll go there, and pick it up, and that’s why i saw it, and i turned out that if you you go everything, and he went. so, all the husband, financially, helps the child helps you miss. well money is never enough, if your words come back ask for forgiveness. you accept it. there is no forgiveness, i will stretch, i will wash, but you can’t go back. you are his fell out of love. yes, and it’s also just such a tablet, if a person doesn’t do it, then what they say is not necessary, there is a second chance, it is. look, what a beautiful girl, lovely fine. okay, life ends, young, beautiful, just like a briton. michael grew up and fled to the russian outback and is happy. let's look at the screen 30 years old briton. michael baer lives like a russian villager plows in the garden, grazes goats and blows a cow.

earlier this week naomi seligman, former communications director for then-mayor eric garcetti, spoke out against her former boss on cnn. >> creditors can only continue to abuse when you have a powerful enabler and mayor garcetti is a very powerful enabler and he is about to become more powerful. we have a situation where he would oversee 2000 or more employees and he has not shown the judgment is for to become an abbasid or or even to hold public office anywhere in this country or this world. amy: texas officials announced wednesday they are taking over houston's nearly 200,000-student public school district, citing poor academic performance and mismanagement. it's one of the largest school takeovers ever in the u.s. and comes as an affront to state democrats and many families in houston, where 90% of the student body is of color, primarily black and latinx. it's the latest example of largely white and republican state officials across the u.s. trying to take control over majority-non-white cities. and in san francisco, the city's board of supervisors accepted recommendations for a r

naomi osaka and constance wu are among the many speakers that are scheduled to take part. >>> here atay" we are starting the celebration by honoring some of the important women in our lives. >> we're not under any false pretenses. everyone here at "today in the bay" stands on the shoulders of very strong women who have inspired, shaped and made us the people you see on television every single day. in some cases members of our "today in the bay" team are raising future generations of strong women. these are photos of kari, mike, myself with our daughters, along with marcus' mother there as well, also a very strong woman, mike's wife tracy. we wanted to take a moment at the beginning of this special month to say we salute, honor and love you. >> marcus' mom is very strong if he stood on her shoulders. >> it happened sometimes. i'm just saying. >> i love your mom. she's great. >> since we have you here right now, i see you all. i just want you to know i see you and you do a great job. you make it look easy. i know it's not. >> easy is me coming in without makeup in the morning. >> you're

>> naomi is the leading historian of the big myths. is it eager? yes, in volume, and i think scope. most of my scope has been narrower in time. that's because as we dug into the story, we found it went back further than we anticipated. the whole idea of market fundamentalism went back further than we were anticipating to be clear. it became a different book as we came to understand the subject and one of the drawbacks -- it's a bigger book i would probably hurt you if you dropped it on your foot. we submitted it to the press and they were kind of horrified. it hurts a little too have your words just go proof into the electronic ether. a lot of what happened is there are so many examples of the way the myth of market fundamentalism has been promoted in the united states that probably we are stronger for having fewer examples. yet constantly wondering did that example get taking out -- get taken out? it is such a big book. critics do you still downhill ski and scuba dive? >> i still downhill ski. mostly at mammoth mountain in california, which may or may not have power today. the snow

>> with her granddaughter, naomi, in tow, she offered simple gestures to children. >> look, that's -- for a break. dr. biden still teaches full-time back home juggling her work as first lady. focusing on helping military families and working to end cancer. >> how do you spend this time on the flights between countries? >> reading. you see these books. i spend my time reading. grading papers, grading. i'm an english teacher. >> biden's tour during a long tradition of first ladies visiting africa. starting with patricia nixon and 1970. two continuing for hillary clinton, to milan yet trump. laura bush showed her husbands program to fight hiv and a. i. d. s.. >> it does seem like it insurmountable problem. the fact is you can make progress. >> michelle obama urged countries to educate young girls. >> these are young women, transforming their communities. and their countries. >> on the ground in kenya, biden promoting economic empowerment for women one of the country's first lady. and met with young people on the importance of safe sex. >> focus on condom, says that promote birth control

naomi osaka and constance wu are among the many speakers scheduled to take part. >>> calling all music loves, presale tickets go on sale for the outside lands music festival. there's only a limited number of what they call eager beaver presale tickets available for this week. you have to dish out $409 for a three-day general administration ticket. if you want expedited entry, access to flushable toilets and free water, you're looking at $634. vip tickets are $929. the performance lineup will be released at a later date but presale tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. it's a huge event. >> those are tickets for the entire weekend? >> yeah, because it's like a three-day event. >> almost $1,000 and you don't know who is going to be there? >> it's usually impressive. >> also, flushable toilets. >> i know, right? >> i went one year for a day, not the whole weekend, and i got the vip tickets. actually, it was more fun over in general. >> was it? then you could go use the toilet if you wanted to. >> you creep back over. you utilize what you paid for. >> and then you go back into the fun zone. the

i want to pull up this hunter biden text to his daughter, naomi. he says i hope you all can do what i did and pay for everything for this entire family for 30 years. it's really hard. but don't worry. unlike pop, i won't make you give me half your salary. so from a legal perspective, jonathan, all of this looks bad. okay? but is the oversight committee doing a good job of actually creating a link between this money and these biden family members? >> i think it is. they're trying very hard to establish whether there was influence pedalling here, which i believe there's ample evidence to show that. the bidens have been long accused of influence pedalling. having hailey biden's name pop up is a concern. but the big -- for the big guy, a witness has said that was clearly joe biden. i think that this circle is tightening around the president. >> martha: thank you, jonathan turley joining us today. have a great weekend. joining me now is joe concha, columnist for the hill and a fox news contributor, of course. joe, i want to play this. james comer, chair

. >> and with her granddaughter naomi in tow offered simple gestures to children. >> can you share?o kenya, no time for a break. dr. biden still teaches full-time back home, juggling her work as first lady, focused on helping military families and working to end cancer. >> how do you spend this time on the flights in between countries? >> reading. you see these books? i spend my time reading, grading papers, you know, and i'm a reader. i'm an english teacher. >> reporter: biden is carrying on a long tradition of first ladies visiting africa starting with patricia nixon in 1972, continuing from hillary clinton to melania trump. laura bush touted her husband's program to fight hiv/aids. >> it does seem like an insurmountable problem, but the fact is you can measure progress. >> reporter: and michelle obama urged countries to educate young girls. >> these are young women transforming their communities and their countries. >> reporter: on the ground in kenya, biden promoted economic empowerment for women with the country's first lady and met with young people on the po importance of saf

and that leads to moments like the one we saw a month ago where the harvard historian ian naomi oreskes wrote an op ed in scientific american entitled eight billion people in the world is a crisis, not an achievement. well, if you're one of those eight billion, it seems like hostility. if some chick is writing a piece in a science magazine about how your existence is bad, that might make you nervous, right? it should. and may explain why these people oppose nuclear energy, which seems like a solution, but they're against that, too. so it's not really about carbon emissions, is it? it's about hurting people, specific people. they think there are too many people. and this view is very widespread. that's why the leaders, the democratic party are always in your face telling you to get an abortion, hurry up and get an abortion. it'll help the gdp doesn't hurt, of course, that getting rid of fossil fuels would mean a lot of democratic party leaders will get a lot richer. their donor certainly. well, the ones in the renewable industry, it also means a ton of money for people with no skills at

it's the windrush scandal writ large and naomi campbell and other celebrities got involved to say this beastly and the deportations didn't happen . deportations didn't happen. well, few months afterwards in, eliot. and if any of you've seen the video footage online of him fighting against another man with a machete in the street? it's all pretty brutal, and awful stuff. committed murder . awful stuff. committed murder. that murder would not have happened if he had been deported. but it isn't just him , you know , just last week in , you know, just last week in glasgow , a failed african asylum glasgow, a failed african asylum was convicted of rape. he'll serve up to six years in prison. bobby moore probably less, the judge said when he's released, he faces a very high risk of deportation . hang on had a deportation. hang on had a failed asylum seeker being deported. this would never have happened. deported. this would never have happened . and i've got a long happened. and i've got a long list here of failed asylum seekers committing serious crimes . so whether it's foreign crimes. so

let's see what commentator naomi campbell makes of it all.his afternoon, stephen. i mean, who do we believe on this? because on some fronts, it seems. well, if it encourages people to stay in work, if it if it , you know, work, if it if it, you know, allows people to save more for their pensions, takes pressure off the state later on in life. that's got to be a good thing, hasn't it? but it is costing money to support these people who were amongst the better off in society. yeah, that's very true. i mean, that there was a survey today, stephen, from a uk champion for over 50 years called 55 redefine that they did just a quick straw poll of their members which found that 63% of those would return to work if there were tax reforms . so that there were tax reforms. so that would be a really beneficial thing. clearly and i think that we're all very excited . we're all very excited. yesterday when we saw that headune yesterday when we saw that headline figure. the lifetime allowance, a million out the window. save as much as you want to save and t

one of the reasons fronts of mind is i saw a naomi ferguson, a neil ferguson column in bloomberg yesterdaylly becoming less, are being more risk averse, more concerned. listen to this. this is so fascinating. the percentage of u.s. high school girls who have had, have ever had sex in 2011 was at 46%. now, it's at 31%. had sex with warm or partners, 13%. now, it's at 5%. currently, sexually active, 34%. now, 23%. drink alcohol in the past 30 days was at 38%, now at 26%. had ever used illicit drugs, that was 18%, that drop down to 15%. it's interesting. a couple of things going on at the same time. higher suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, psychiatric challenges -- >> lower risky behavior. >> but again, the less risky behavior than even ten years ago. fascinating. >> yes, and fewer teen pregnancies. i think we agree those are all good things,. he were teen pregnancies, less alcohol, less drug use, you cannot discount that pandemic of the last few years and what that's done to kids. combined with micah was talking about social media, we just didn't grow up with. it allows you, in the cas

you there's naomi that you know, there's one naomi that costs £71 for half a day and only 120 for a full for half days or £30,000 for a full day's, which is, you know, more than the average person earns that huge. i there's a things i mean, there's a few things that going on here. there's that are going on here. there's a of provision. a massive lack of provision. there's the fact that government funding match funding doesn't actually match up free hours nurseries up to the free hours nurseries have to have to provide . so when have to have to provide. so when they offer government funding, they offer government funding, they underfunded loads of they up underfunded loads of nurseries are closing loads of loads of childminders are closing there's an awful lot of pressure in terms of what they have with in of the have to keep up with in of the early years provision and the guidelines they have to . there's guidelines they have to. there's ratio issues. the whole thing's a massive mess and it's completely prohibitive and it's terrifying and you look the terrifying and you look at the numbe

naomi director of the center for the prevention of genocide the holocaust persia powerful advocate forenocide victims we are grateful for her perspective for me is circle angled. we asked them to do something impossible because of the unique format here and in the interest of time to limit the remarks to two minutes. which is really unfair pretty want to commend the written testimony was absolute exceptional part we are hoping to tease out what you cannot say in your very, very unfairly short statement to the question and answer but we thank you for bearing with us the hour is late but the subject is very important we appreciate your help. thank you again if the three of you could please stand raise your right hand i will swear you in. you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony about to give us true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information and belief help you god? maybe see let the wreckage of the additional witnesses have answered in the affirmative for each of our new witnesses will have two minutes with opening remarks. doctor you may begin. >> mr. chai

and naomi says and when do parents say enough is enough and that they to parent their grandchildren thataying that that was perhaps what more parents wanted to do do keep your views coming in and also as i said, subscribe to our youtube channel. we are at gb news. two brilliant interviews earlier on, but not brilliant views, but two brilliant women gave their views on. why this mattered to women who wanted to look after their children but also wanted to work all of that is available at youtube. we are at gb news. the big story dominating today's headunesis big story dominating today's headlines is of course , gary headlines is of course, gary lineker being asked to step aside, presenting match of the day this evening over impartiality after he compared language used to launch a new government asylum policy with language used in the 1930s in germany the bbc said that lineker had its social media guidelines for tweeting about the government's new migration law. well, joining us now again is gb news. reporter jack is gb news. reporterjack carson, who has spent the day at bbc headquarters as

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naomi signalman worked as garcetti's communication director during his many years as the mayor of los accusing him of repeatedly ignoring allegations of sexual harassment and bullying among his staff members during his time in office. the u. s senate is currently considering his nomination to become america's top diplomat in india. time is 5 49. the company called buffalo wild wings, is being sued and accused of false advertising for its boneless chicken wing. james abandoned. chicago filed the lawsuit. climbing the boneless wings are overpriced because they're more like chicken. nuggets man says he bought the product believing they were actual chicken wings with the bones removed. the chicken wing jane went on social media and sarcastically admitted the allegations are true. we don't have time for this to many other things going on your right. all right, sal traffic. you are covering the commute. yeah. and there is that jackknife truck that is now beginning to affect the traffic a lot more than it did earlier this morning, when it was very light. this truck has been jackknife dortmun

we're not talking about naomi, but that's not that. it can't be both.out and disappointed by in the appointment custody, because there was an opportunity to go round the world search for the best police chief in the world and go. you have got carte blanche to this place. there is a case for you when can if you're a decent cop, you will know what's wrong from top to bottom. you try and sort it, not jump, turn and donation. thank you so much. you're going to be back with us in the next. i was going to bring you a tv news exclusive before the show. i spoke to one of the three men who were falsely accused grooming by elena williams. his name is mohamed ramzan and more to come on that in the next. don't miss it. hello i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for most a brighter day today to yesterday with some sunshine, but there are a few heavy showers . still pretty mild heavy showers. still pretty mild as where the systems are gathering out in the atlantic . gathering out in the atlantic. all going to bring spells of rain

>> naomi is the leading historian of the big myths. is it eager? yes, in volume, and i think scope. most of my scope has been narrower in time. that's because as we dug into the story, we found it went back further than we anticipated. the whole idea of market fundamentalism went back further than we were anticipating to be clear. it became a different book as we came to understand the subject and one of the drawbacks -- it's a bigger book i would probably hurt you if you dropped it on your foot. we submitted it to the press and they were kind of horrified. it hurts a little too have your words just go proof into the electronic ether. a lot of what happened is there are so many examples of the way the myth of market fundamentalism has been promoted in the united states that probably we are stronger for having fewer examples. yet constantly wondering did that example get taking out -- get taken out? it is such a big book. critics do you still downhill ski and scuba dive? >> i still downhill ski. mostly at mammoth mountain in california, which may or may not have power today. the snow