nicole man george cassada and kaiti. wakato met them with a rescue boat.is necessary to lift the capsule using a hydraulic device. on the ship anna kikina. she wrote her name into history. she is the first cosmonaut from russia who went into space and returned to earth on a spacex ship under the program of cross-flights to earth, the team delivered 200 kg of cargo. these are the results of space experiments. winter does not want to leave the capital in moscow weather forecasters. snow is forecast today. rain wind with steam up to 18 m/s. atmospheric pressure will drop to 727 mm hg. this is much lower than the norm . it is better to refuse walks and trips on the roads and sidewalks are icy, and snow and pieces of ice can fly from the roof. all because of the warm weather forecast. they promise plus five next week every day the temperature will gradually rise by saturday. maybe reach 9° above zero, and on the other side of the country in vladivostok, a cold cyclone rules in the region ; 20 m/s, heavy snowfall. because of this , trucks were banned from enteri

her japanese kaichi counterpart, the wakata, and nasa astronauts nicole man and jorsha kassada. mission of this crew lasted longer in orbit than planned, the departure home was postponed twice due to weather conditions along with splashdown. well, it was received the day before, the long-awaited command from docking. in moscow , the snowboarder competed for the champions cup on vorobyovy gory, the russian grand prix in the bigr discipline, the championship is called one of the most extreme competitions of this spring. in addition, the competition is international among the participants. the best riders from russia , belarus, serbia and iran pavel rybalchenko, knows the names of the winners hello everyone. with friendly shouts of effort to overcome the excitement, each of the forty snowboarders had three jump attempts. this is just an opportunity to fight for the exit. final boost springboard. on the slope of the vorobyovy gory, they stopped specifically for the competition right now among snowboarders are qualifying for the final part of the champions cup, 16 strongest judges' t

one crew member is nicole man, the first native american woman to go to space.the warriors won last night, klay thompson surprised a teenager with a really special gift. thompson gifted 15-year-old with a custom basketball wheelchair. he plays wheelchair basketball for the junior warriors. he was diagnosed with cancer at age six, which required above the knee amputation. noriega could not contain his excitement when he was presented with the chair. >> coming to warrior games in such a cool thing, and i got to meet klay. so much emotions running through me. i don't even know what to say. liz: noriega hopes to take his basketball talents to a collegiate level and overseas eventually, representing his home country of mexico. it is coming down in parts of the bay. flood advisories right through the afternoon. ponding on the roadways. lines down, trees down, hazards in the road, a dangerous day a break before an atmospheric river tomorrow night. i will explain, next. liz: also next, steph curry cooking up a win at chase center. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez will

one crew member is nicole man, the first native american woman to go to space could welcome back.ore the warriors won last night, klay thompson surprised a teenager with a really special gift. thompson gifted 15-year-old with a custom wheelchair. the santa rosa team plays wheelchair -- plays wheelchair basketball. he was diagnosed with cancer at age six, which required above the knee amputation. noriega could not contain his excitement when he was presented with the chair. >> coming to warrior games in such a cool thing, and i got to meet klay. i don't even know what to say. liz: noriega hopes to take his basketball talents to a collegiate level and overseas eventually, representing his home country of mexico. lisa, let's get another check outside. lisa: there is rain hitting the camera. it is 55, it is mild. thunderstorms. we will call them breaks. you will see how our forecast gets lit up again monday night into tuesday. my accuracy -- my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. liz: also next, steph curry cooking up a win at chase center. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez will have

the mission was led by nasa's nicole man from petaluma and the first native american woman to fly in r of northern california is why laki the round valley indian tribes. well the words are celebrating one of their most exciting victories of the season. this was a game to watch the golden state beat milwaukee bucks and over time a team with the best record in the nba final score of that game, 1 25 to 1 16 and steph curry was on fire, leading the warriors in scoring with 36 points. it was his first home game since suffering a leg injury in early february. and there was an emotional scene at san francisco's chase center shortly before last night's game . warrior star clay thompson surprised a 15 year old boy with a new custom made wheelchair. his name is braulio noriega of santa rosa. he lost the use of his legs due to a battle with cancer that began when he was just six years old. he has dreams of playing wheelchair basketball for his home country of mexico. when he gets older, love it. coming up on murder suspect runs out of the courtroom, the dramatic chase and the additional charges

of mexico just off the florida coast near tampa earlier tonight, the mission was led by nasa's nicole man, the first native american woman to fly in space. made as a member of northern california's wild khaki of the round valley. indian tribes. well, daylight saving time takes effect in just a few hours for much of the country. it's a good idea to set your clocks ahead. one hour before you call it a night that will keep you on schedule by the time you wake up in the morning. yes we do lose an hour of sleep, but more daylight in the evening is on the horizon. this time change, though, is not observed in hawaii and most of arizona as well as five u. s territories. there have been efforts to make daylight saving time permanent. it, including bills introduced in congress, but those have had no success. become flood concerns tonight in the north bay how communities are preparing for the next round of rain. plus some challenges for first responders in southern california following weeks of severe weather, the roadblocks they're up against, and some final touches tonight on the academy awards ch

in another case, nicole and st. peter's book yesterday, at it's able to disabled man war who has a disabled child at home, was sentenced to 5 years in prison. for what they call discrediting the russian army, he published 3 short critical comments about puttin and the rational politics on his social media account. and meanwhile, there are supposedly more than 500 trash and sentenced for before they call, discrediting the russian army. and when effecting such insolence has on the population irregular people feel even more intimidated now or on the counter encouraged to criticize the war. well i think of course people are most people i intimidated most of them think twice before writing anything or publishing anything critical about putting the what the author's odd courage to be even more critical, but these people mostly leave the country. it said that several 100000 russians have fled in the mean time speaking again, all the leads the sanctions have hit them hard, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they are now protesting against booty. on the contrary, many are currently consolidating

and i think even upon the death of one of their own, to your point, nicolle, if the man is not going to defend his wife when a racist slur is said about him, or any other politician whose wives and family members have been slandered, what makes you think they're going to do something when somebody else who they're not related to gets harmed? >> yeah, i want to come back to the data. so the data says that this is from the new domestic terrorism findings yesterday from the government accountability office, the gao, all but eight states across the country experienced at least one incident of domestic terrorism in the last ten years. over the last ten years, domestic terrorism related investigations have grown by 357%. orrin's report that we talked about last time he was here says this, all the extremist related murders in 2022 were committed by right wing extremists of various kinds who typically commit most such killings each year, only occasionally responsible for all of them. the last time that occurred was in 2012. so at the same time the numbers are surging to the effect of 355% in

and another case nicole in st. peter's book yesterday at it's able to disabled man war who has a disabled child at home, was sentenced to 5 years in prison. for what they call discrediting the russian army, he published 3 short critical comments about putin and the russian politics on his social media account. and meanwhile, there are supposedly more than $500.00 trash and sentenced for what they call discrediting the russian army. uri rochette are reporting that i hear of some other stories making news around the world. russia's security agency, the f s b says it has arrested the u. s. journalist to evan gush coverage on spying charges. the agency said the wall street journal correspondent was detained in your catherine berg for allegedly trying to obtain classified information. gosh, coach is the 1st reporter for a u. s. news outlet to be arrested for alleged espionage in russia. since the cold war, australia's parliament has passed landmark legislation requiring the country's biggest polluters to cut their emissions or pay for carbon credits. the previous attempt to make polluters pay

nicole. ah, a journey of discovery. and one now manian mans exploration of his religious heritage. how has the big touchy face survived for 700 years despite of all the time history of oppression? alger 0 world tells the story of a religion that has over 7000000 followers in the footsteps of my big touchy ancestors on algebra. how to protect the high seas home to millions of species and crucial to the world we live in. but from over fishing from cp mining there threatened by over exploitation and a global treaty preserve them. this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm nick clark, international waters, the planets last, lawless wilderness. but they're also a vast, thriving ecosystem. critical to every living thing and providing half the oxygen we breathed. for the 5th time of trying in 15 years, delegates from a 193 un member states have met in new york. that arguing over how to formalize a treaty of the high sea to protect the deep oceans. after 2 weeks negotiations, the talks went way over their deadline. there, especially concerned about the impact of unregulate

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the bay nicole mann, the first native american women to be in space before she became an astronaut man marine corps became a naval pilot and deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan. a broad aircraft carriers. she graduated from rat choco tate high school in rohnert park. on the peninsula. the limo foundation building in redwood city transformed into a space space for science today. high fest which stands for pacific islanders, encouraging fun and jun earrings, science and technology held its second annual stem fair. the event offered hands-on experiments with different stations where attendees can explore and learn about all sorts of science. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they're also scam robots and demonstrations from nasa. organizers hope to continue this event every year. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> last 3 gam

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manned spacecraft orbit safely. landed off the coast florida returned to earth after 5 months of work on the iss russian woman anna kikina returned. her japanese counterpart, wakata kaitas and nasa astronauts nicoleand josha kassada, this crew's mission lasted longer in orbit than planned, and was rescheduled twice due to weather conditions instead of splashdowns. and the day before , the long-awaited docking command was received. in moscow , the snowboarder played the champions cup in competitions in the discipline. begr passed on sparrow hills championship called one of the most extreme adventures of this spring. to to the same international competition among the participants of ryder from russia, belarus , serbia and iran pavel rybalchenko. he knows exactly the winners hello everyone behind the friendly cries of effort to overcome the excitement each of the forty snowboarders has three attempts to jump. this is just an opportunity to fight for the exit. final springboard. on the slope of the vorobyovy gory, they installed it specifically for the competition . qualifications are taking place among snowboarders right now. the final part of the champions cup is taken, the 16 strongest the next ju

the bay nicole mann, the first native american woman to be in space before she became an astronaut manned the u.s. marine corps became a naval pilot and deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan aboard aircraft carriers. she graduated from high school in sonoma county. well, take a look at this. an owl deciding to tag along for a 2 week trip to mexico. the royal caribbean ship contacted miami wildlife officials after spotting the owl several times port the ship. the crew distracted it long enough so it could be captured in a net eventually the looks to be in good health, but was taken to a wildlife center just to be sure. just want a little vacation. >> something about you seems different. i can't quite. >> figure it out. got >> little mermaid fans are also winners at last night's oscars. disney finally releasing the full trailer for the live action adaptation of the little mermaid gave us a glimpse of what characters like scuttle in. sebastian will look like as well as our first look at javier bardem. them as king triton. the trailer includes more of the iconic song part of your world. t

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man behind the to creating the atmosphere ready for this conflict? oh, there are many factors and, but seems like that everything is very understandable, very logical, very true nicole and very much against a population of crank and is busy on the russian population in a grain. oh, thank god the russia is up to the dust and to protect the bead russian population in, in this region. because the mean powers, they have done these in a very own like planet steps and, and these explains why sort soros has been so active in a crania territory. why the canadian, oh, what can we say? canadian ukrainian, nazis have been so active. they have had these blast youth 1957, and they have implemented them together with the been the going together with the rand corporation. now in context of this recent report, what do you make of the fact that the so called orange revolution began in the exact reason that the cia predicted would be most likely to support foreign intervention back in 1950000. yes, so very interesting light on that because 2004 was to build the time when the into independence movement in donors can regards people's republics. rise up basically from only from the loca

i mean, as i was listening to andrew and you, nicole, i was thinking it's true he is an 780-year-old -- an 80 plus-year-old maneld to account, never asked to be responsible in any serious way for his actions and he has increased in his brazenness. the issue is not with trump. we know where he stands and what he has done. the issue is with us, right? why haven't we held him to account? the question is what is jack smith, when is he going to move on this guy? right? i mean, that's the point the question isn't whether or not he is being upfront with what he did. he has been telling us and pull it back, telling us, pulling it back when are we going to hold him to account? and i think that's -- we have to interrogate our own fear, our own hesitation and what that has unleashed on the country to seems to me. >> i want to give you the last word one, make sure i didn't speak for you in any way that misrepresented your views. i don't mean to focus on you and drill down, but you are, i think you are -- you are such an utmost trusted authority in this question of accountability your confidence that jack smith is sort of

nicole: meanwhile, ukraine has launched an investigation to find russian soldiers who apparently killed an unarmed ukrainian prisoner of war after graphic footage emerged. a short video circulating on social media appears to show a mann a ukrainian uniform finishing his cigarette and shouting, "glory to ukraine," before being killed by several shots. the ukrainian army, without dividing further evidence, says it believes the man is a 41-year-old who has been listed as missing near the embattled city of bakhmut since february. in his nightly video address, president zelenskyy urged all ukrainians to echo the soldier's words. >> a video appeared today showing how the occupiers brutally killed a soldier who bravely said to their face, "glory to ukraine." i want us all together, in unity, to respond to his words. glory to the hero, glory to heroes, glory to ukraine, and we will find the killers. nicole: a short while ago, i spoke to wayne jordash, international law and criminal expert, about his assessment of the alleged killing. wayne: good evening and thank you. well, yes, i think that's clear. the criminal plan, or the russian military -- i refer to it as a criminal plan because that is what the pattern of violations

and in that capsule, the bay nicole mann, the firstnet native american woman to be in space before she became an astronaut mann aboard aircraft carriers. she graduated from high school in sonoma county. and now to today's dine and dish vicki liviakis breaks bread with the famous famous berkeley chef behind a beloved bay area restaurant. >> organic, sustainable. the slow food movement. california cuisine farm to table pretty much all of it has its roots right here at chapin east. >> all a matter of balance. and it's all a matter. how it is grown. >> year to meet the celebrity chef behind shape. a nice alice waters, a former montessori school teacher turned food, revolutionary. she opened chez more than 50 years ago after a trip to france. i said. >> when i got back, i want to live like the french. >> instead of mass-produced fast food, she created a small restaurant with fresh, local and seasonal food and her influence has spread across the globe. one choose to get connected that it changes your life. and and in the most it. >> just school kids can now learned that food comes to the table through. >> gardens a

nicole to your point about how long a community reels from this and the healing process could take years. this was a man who lives near the school, he spoke just a short time ago. listen. >> just like this can't be good, it's going to be the worst, it's not like an accident or fire, and then came out here, started work, started coming out what's going on, and just seeing the parents over there, and coming up and breaking down it was a lot. so -- you just don't think it happens in your area. >> sandra: the pain in his voice and so many there are going through that and feeling that right now, nicole. >> yeah, you never think it's going to happen in your community, right. it's just something you see on the news, not in your community, your community is safe. the key is that everyone has to prepare for the worst. we all need to hope for the best but prepare for the worst in case it does. my heart breaks for these families. that is very, very important that this community rallies around those that lost their loved one today. there are no words to describe their deep loss. that loss never heals. it does not.

man with an assault rifle killed 26 kids in newtown. most of them first graders. one of them was dylan hockley. in the aftermath of the tragedy dylan's mom nicole summoned the strength to become a leading voice. on the issue of gun violence. she heads up sandy hook promise. a nonprofit that's dedicated in trying to prevent violence in schools. at homes and in communities in the most prabt call ways. they reached more than 18 million people with violence prevention programs more than 23,000 schools and youth organizations nationwide, they have reached tons and tons of people trying to find again practical solutions to stop this epidemic. after the shooting in nashville today, nicole hockley said this online, she said, quote, we have the solutions yet we mostly don't use them, why, because too many people love guns more than children and fight against solid measures, praying for the families. pissed off at cowards and profiteers. ms. hockley it's nice to see you. i'm sorry it's under terrible circumstances. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. it's always good to speak with you but always under awful situations. >> let me expound a little bit about w

nicole byer, and we'll have music from tove lo and kali uchis. so please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a very popular, very talented and beautifully mustached manime sexiest man alive, two-time killmonger, and now, a three-time heavyweight champion of the world. his directorial debut, "creed iii" opens in theaters friday. say hello to michael b. jordan. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> wow. >> jimmy: how are you? >> man, i love coming here. >> jimmy: you know what? i bet you -- [ cheering ] i bet women start screaming whenever you -- when you go -- i bet you women scream at you in the men's room. [ laughter ] >> that would be a little weird, but yeah, you know. >> jimmy: but i feel like it would probably happen. if it's going to happen to anybody, it's to you. do you ever feel scared? i don't mean in general. do you ever feel like oh, no, there is too many screaming excited people here. i better get out of this. >> a little bit. that's why i got my man jarvis, security holding it down. >> jimmy: okay. >> but i think when you go certain places, it starts out maybe one or two. and then the frenzy starts to happen. when people start pulling and scre

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