then, the big moment, alex and noah will never forget it.d the detectives, they were supposed to pounce. but 30 seconds passed and then a minute. no police. alex saw their suvs outside of the gate. what was the delay? two minutes, still, no police. the tension was unbearable. then, alex did something, he took the gun out of riley's hand. >> this is a real gun. >> alex, why did you take the gun from riley? that was kind of a bold move >> it really was. >> i was watching from the backseat. i was like, no >> it was this thing and riley grabs it back out of my hands. that was scary. >> and that is when the police got through the gate. and made their move. >> what the -- [beep] >> everybody put your hands out of the vehicle now. >> riley was cuffed and taken away the gun was still in the car. >> just pull that back. >> just to see the serial number. >> the mission was a success. alex and noah was safe. riley was charged with the murder of emma walker and taken to jail. it was the end of a long crazy day. a popular football hero was behind bars. h

this is all over noah japheth and shem are hanging out and noah, a completely drunk and his two of his sons look away from his nakedness. and the third son ham happens to look at when he's drunk. and this is a bad idea because. when noah wakes up, he curses and in fact curses the descendants of him. and this is the curse of him, which marks him and makes his sons the the servants of servants. so here's this kind of a justification both for a mark, which is coloration and also the idea that people who are black might be slaves. now, this is really not said in the bible later, biblical exegesis will say this. but the good part of, the bible, the story is that people are related. you think about it, there is one faith and there's one god and there's one people and the universe wisdom of christianity and catholicism such that they want to have this message for everybody, no matter what the colors are. and so this biblical idea infuses partially depends on who's talking, who's doing the thinking. fuzes with environmental climate theory of antiquity. so you get the bible on the one hand, and

noah? what were sick of it? right. everyone loved the neighborhood. i grew up in on the east side of cleveland . there is over a 90 percent 90 percent adult functional illiteracy. right. that's because our schools have no funding. they can't get quality teachers and because they don't pay teachers enough money. whereas a lot of money going right, they're taking more doing it through the military, industrial complex and sending it to you, prayed, and this insane prompts the work that, you know, even ukraine wanted to end. how long ago the boys johnson came in? car wash the entire deal. yeah. yeah, that's exactly right. and yeah, the west impressive never ever was to talk about that. and by the way, boris johnson came out the other day saying, why is it taking so bloody long to get this next aid package to p a. and the parts of the matter is most of the aid of staying in washington, as you said, propping up the military industrial complex. and the rest of the money is lining the pockets of the all like all the dogs in the rod at noah. it's always great

noah is not your only grandson.tory, he does not i'm sure, he's not sure he himself somehow wants to do something else, i think this is because he was under a lot of pressure from his mother, who really wanted him to be a good musician, she taught him a lot and spent a lot of time with him, so maybe he was a little tired of it, when we are forced to do something, we get bored, but i think that the musician in him has awakened. your grandson noah is in touch with us today, and hi, hello, happy birthday, happy birthday grandpa, i love you very much, i wish you health, success and blessings for this year, happy birthday, how are you? noah, please tell us a secret, the name of your wife and how you met her? this is my wife, ahuva shufutinsky, we met here in israel a few years ago, 4 years ago, around 2019, it was a university trip. i will probably count half of the answer, 25,000 rubles. in your bank, because it was a trip, well, it was a student trip, yes, a student trip, but he always sang, but not a concert one. i've

noah was released and never charged. a reaction she did not expect. >> it was just his dad. his mom was at work. i complained what was going on with him. he has the opposite reaction. he was completely so mellow. he didn't even hear me. i remember one of the phrases that he used was something like he was a really good son. he was a good kid. did you just hear what i said? >> as she and a friend were leaving, rachel said that she had another strange encounter. >> dan's brother and his girlfriend pull up and kind of wave us down and i go out and walk up to the car window and tell them dan that be arrested. he freaks out has this look of fear in his eyes. >> reporter: a short time later, her phone rang, it was dan calling from his jail cell. the call recorded by the police. >> what did you do? >> i helped sam cover some stuff up and get some drugs. i didn't murder anybody. >> why would you try to cover for him? >> because we needed the money. >> no, we never need money. we needed good people and just have each other. >> i'm

do a better job. >> reporter: noah is asking the public to get involved in this project. if you are along the coast or out in the water tomorrow, maybe from sonoma county on north and you spot the well, they want to call 1877 sos whale . that will give them a location where this whale is, maybe, maybe they can save its life. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope so, thank you, terry . >>> librarians in san francisco are sounding the alarm over safety. they say city libraries are a magnet for crime and just unruly behavior. a large group of libraries have at city hall, they want the city to put security guards in all 27 branches in the library system. one librarian told she recently had to do with a deranged man with a weapon. another described tried to calm a man after he just started screaming at other people in the library. >> we were just hoping he would leave peacefully before anything happens and he did end up leaving. he kicked a window. >> libraries had guards already posted to 12 branches and they have a mobile patrol they can respond to as needed. the

noah? >> she is saying it's islamophobia and i have to negate that. it's not islamophobia when you are speaking out against g hot is in. she should not have been invited to begin with. you cannot out the words israel has the right to exist and you cannot condemn hamas, you should not be invited to speak on college campus. >> trace: know what, brooke, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it. >>> meantime on capitol hill the impeachment trial of homeland security secretary over before it began but in new york that followed over the crisis at the southern border continues is more than 1000 migrants rush city hall. reportedly over false promises of work visas and green cards. ashley strohmier live in new york city with new information on this. good evening. >> reporter: hello trace. new york city was once again center stage today showing just how overwhelmed some of america's cities ours by the migrant crisis. over 1000 black asylum-seekers from places like guinea and west africa gathered in and outside city hall to protest what they are calling racial

joining us live now is professor noah diffenbaugh with stanford's school of sustainability to discuss study and the economic impact of global warming. professor diffenbaugh, thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me. >> so you were not part of the study, right? >> uh- not this study. that's just been published, correct? >> okay. this one was done by the potsdam institute of climate impact research out of germany. but i know you're quite familiar with the findings and the findings of others like it in fact, having done studies of your own, i'm sure. so please summarize the main points here about climate change making us poor. how? >> well, you know, when researchers look overall at economic growth, it's clear that, you know, hotter conditions for much of the world, really erode economic growth, and, when, researchers look at the building blocks of economic growth, whether it's labor productivity or agricultural productivity or, you know, cognitive, performance, whole, whole suite of measures of what goes into economic growth. they find the same thing, which is that, that, you

adam, noah, abraham, moses and jesus and sayyid masih, the messenger of god, peace and blessings of god be upon him, and all the prophets, tell the world right now, and let all the guardians and guardians tell the world and ask what is your position in front of the events that are happening in gaza, what is their answer? i will say two sentences and i will end the words of hazrat amir, peace be upon him, that we were there during the days of his martyrdom, now after the battle of safin and after nahrvan, we saw that the conditions were difficult, muawiya's army attacked the area around araqbahat. he went after his own work and none of them could do anything, nor blame him, nor fight with them , and no blood was shed. listen, this is what ali said. bin abi talib (peace be upon him) says, o muslims , listen to what amir ali bin abi talib says, listen to ali bin abi talib's shiites , especially if you are a muslim woman. how does one talk about a muslim and how does one hold a music festival? how can he pretend that nothing happened and the world is staring , how can he tolerate this? it s

don't promise anything, come to school, tomorrow two o’clock, bring all the documents, i’ll talk to noah, the citizen was confused in her testimony, she said, this is not her child, she found a girl in belarus, this is my child, comrade major. “i believe that girls will be much better off in an orphanage, you were there, i acted according to circular 24, an employee of the organs must have brains in his head, in addition to circulars and a heart, immediately fill out the documents for the child, i give you an hour, go, that’s it- is this your child or not? she has no one but me, she calls me mom. yes, i’ve been wanting to ask you for a long time, is this your child or not yours? hello, hello, please tell me, they were supposed to bring a girl to you, 4 years old, what’s her name? the name is dina, well, she often brings children to us, this doesn’t mean anything to me, dina, please look, dina, well, perhaps there was such a girl, right? let's see, well, well, well, they brought her yesterday, she bit nina, yes, yes, she is here, please bring her, okay, you are my mother, this is not my m

noah petrie's first. >> it was remarkable how many people did not get what the big deal was until theygot what the big deal was and is amazing actual amazement. >> at this point, totality is hovering around the $1000. >> of course, you could drive for 25 hours. for four minutes of totality. >> is there anything like it? >> no. nothing like it at all. i would want to see as many total solar eclipse is as i can in my life. >> let's hope this doesn't happen. it is a long wait - temperatures cooling down as we head into the weekend and stronger onshore... ah, i stepped off the coast again. - the winds are really picking up. - fog spreading farther inland. - and in the north bay, you're gonna get soaked. (water splashing) - [narrator] presenting the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. - as i lift this, you can actually see... - [narrator] on kpix and pix+. (wind blowing) it's that real. (water splashing) - let's move on to the seven-day now. >>> we are on eclipse watch just a few days before the rare event in our skies. joining me now is ken finn, a science educator

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well, adam and noah, thank you so much for your time. we're of course going to continue this conversation with lovett. keep this conversation going. really appreciate it. thank you so much to both of you coming up. could have puppy named cricket take south dakota governor kristi noem out of the trump veepstakes. we're talk about that just a few months the lead with jake tapper today and cnn with this, let's romantics welcome. i'm your host checkup i wish weather getting up here. >> fine, but i think we're just going to go up too bat and we believe it goes my that is buried in the yard meanwhile at a vrbo when other vacation rentals have low privacy, try one that has no one, but you the temper repeated breeze make sleep feel cool. >> and comfortable. so no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning because the temperature breeze pulls heat away from your body. so the mattress feels up to ten degrees cooler all night long. >> it was like an aha moment. >> this is what i love doing early-stage companies have this energy, that

noah face 160 times accepted a reward in digital currency for 600,000 rubles. - shared the head of thebelarus. the investigation into the case continues. a study of problems of ensuring military security and a program of action to intensify partnerships between the foreign policy departments of the cis countries. participants of the meeting of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the commonwealth of independent states arrive in minsk. smith is also an effective platform for bilateral negotiations. today, minister sergei aleynik met with his counterpart from kazakhstan, murat nurtleu. an active multi-level and trusting dialogue is maintained between countries. at tomorrow's council of ministers of the cis, among many issues , it is planned to adopt a statement on ensuring safe conditions for the professional activities of journalists. in addition, the sports capitals of the cis will be announced in 2025 and twenty-six. and again about space. sculpture. hero of belarus marina vasilevskaya will decorate belarusian exteriors. the model of the bust has already been developed by th

i a program on the the no problem is that accounts only invade our fields at night, samuel in noah. not so much in the daytime. it wouldn't be that me to clement for you now for the day when were there a real good herders keep them away in a little body and what do you get in it? so as long as we are there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night. the only one i'll get on the move in or i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their counsel away from the fields. and i don't know made it okay. did you and i don't nimble and if he was on of the mess you guys already or the others he's be with you know, monday the day. how are you? i was work or things going well. yes. hard. yeah. could you what's your out of this? yes. let's move to the, i'm not know how about do i, how are you and your family i'm well and you know, we'll have you seen the others? i've called them. they're coming right away. are these cars from because we have somebody from candy i yeah. with on windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils

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concrete steps to protect civilians, the opening of the arise crossing into the palestinian territories. noah was among several steps approved by israel's cabinet. the port in osh adult would also be reopened to process aid shipments bound for garza, and will deliveries will pass through care of shuttle in the south for the 1st time since the war broke out and off the mazda october 7th attack, israel is opening the res process a prove say that israel needs to ensure that the reopened roots operational and in israel south, the port of our stores will also be reopened temporarily to process ation, 8 shipments bound for gaza. for months, human rights groups have been warning that family and the strip is imminent. dw correspondent and examined, joins us now from jerusalem to israel, a sofa set that 8 integral is a, isn't the problem. that distribution is the main problem. so how does it explain opening the arrays crossing at the use of the us dot port as well, as you said, this announcement came most of this phone call uh, between uh the us presidential biden and the prime minister benjamin netan

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retire, but is now back and has added to an impressive honours list with silver alongside new partner, noah they scored 440.37 from their six dives to finish behind the reigning world champions yang and lian from the host nation. their next event will be the british championship at the end of may. golf now and world number one nelly korda has made an encouraging start the chevron championship in texas, with the american tied in second after the opening round. she is seeking a fifth—successive victory on the lpga tour, which would match annika sorenstam, who did it in 2004/5, and the great nancy lopez, who achieved the feat back in 1978. korda shot a round of 68, four—under par. world number 94 lauren coughlin leads the way, though, with an opening round of six—under par. look at this, this could be the biggest wave ever surfed. he can now reach speeds of up to 100 kilometres an hour, which enabled him to beat his previous best. this wave was measured at a whopping 28.57 metres. the previous one was just over 26 metres. it is awaiting confirmation if that is a new world record. you can get a

noah, welcome. thank you for being here. what exactly happened to you? in what way were you harassed? >> thank you for having me. so when i was walking from my dorm, which is on 122nd street towards campus, i was stopped in the street by a man who saw my yarmulkah and he said, but you're not jewish, you're european. i said excuse me because i was confused. he continued to harassment for several minutes, that i don't look jewish, i don't present as jewish and continued to follow me before i reported it to my dorm security. david: so, had you heard anything back from columbia? we, by the way, reached out to columbia university to get their reaction to your side of the story, and they haven't so far talked to us. have they talked to you? >> no, so i reported it to-- i'm a student in the joint program with the jewish theological seminary and columbia university, i reported it to jcs and their security there much more equipped to handle things quickly and much more likely to respond and actually take action. david: now, have you seen -- we heard steve harriga

trevor noah. >> jimmy: trevor noah is great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then also, there's this guy too.y. >> jimmy: by the way, the dunkin' commercial. can we just talk for two seconds? [ cheers and applause ] it was amazing! it was so great. it was the best. it was so funny. you were phenomenal. >> thank you. no, i didn't do anything. it was all him. >> jimmy: no, no. he was funny. but you reacting, like, "honey, please stop doing this." it's so good. everyone loved it. everyone related. >> it's very funny. >> jimmy: but, this is it, i want to show everyone a clip. here is jennifer lopez in "this is me now: a love story." take a look. >> i know what they say about me. about hopeless romantics. that we're weak. and i'm not weak. it takes strength to keep believing in something after you keep falling flat on your face. and i do. i do, joe, i believe in magic. i believe good things happen if you're a good person. i believe in soulmates, and signs, and hummingbirds. i believe that love never dies, and that forever is real and that as long as i can -- [ alarm ringing ] >> time's up. let's p

this place, well, if only because here lives the most cheerful, impressive baba yaga, who has met noah acquaintances, some are even married to them, and happiness. i will be able to sit in the stove, sit in her hut, listening to her speeches, oh, a special pleasure, and if you behave well, then she will not fry you, but will take you for a ride in her hut, after a good dinner, go to bed in nature, to the noise rain, in a wooden house, and, as donna rosa would say, that’s something. and when you wake up, don’t forget to take a photo of stella with the main words: siberia begins here. and for us it is ending, but i hope that only for today, because there is never too much siberia, see you, happy bye, your friend, fellow traveler dk. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. in anticipation of the peak, the water is already above the second floors when. it will even begin to decline, you can only move safely here now by boat, the depth in some places reaches 3 m. tomsk region, kurgan, tyumen.

my name is yuval noah harari, and this is my brief but spectacular take on what it means to be human. additional brief but specatular episodes online at pbs.org/newshour/brief. there is a lot more online, including a look at the strides made registering voters and strengthening election safeguards in the swing state of michigan that is on our website, pbs.org/newshour. amna: and join us again tomorrow night, for our next report from here in ukraine. we will take a look at russia's intensifying attacks on ukraine's energy system. the impact that is having on the ukrainian people and the war. and that is the newshour for tonight. from kyiv, i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett, for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thanks for joining us and have a good evening. >> major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by. ♪ >> on an american cruise line's journey, along the columbia and snake rivers, travelers retrace the route forged by lewis and clark more than 200 years ago. american cruise lines modern riverboats travel american landscapes to historic landmarks, where you can ex

sonali: how about you, noah? do you think that is possible given with what we know about the data so far? >> september is possible, but not likely. we think november is more likely or maybe later. sonali: let's start to talk through the data because we have had the gdp data, the pce data. this is the most critical data heading into the fed meeting next wednesday which is also followed by more data in payrolls. how do you read all through the signals that we have had so far? >> yes, again yesterday, it was incredible to see a weaker gd the brent and the market really overlook that focusing on inflation. i think you could have deciphered from yesterday's inflation print that we were going to come in higher than the market expected, but still trending at higher levels for the month of march in year-over-year. one take away from the inflation print and i think what we need to step back from is that i do think the inflation print, while it is still sticky, hasn't exceeded expectations and hasn't significantly surprise

male or female, like a noah ark. that is quhie there is delay. that is why because it takes a while to implement. it will be beautiful, that's for sure. no question about it. stop being raptors because you are not going to be happy, but it is easy. >> thank you for addressing the committee. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm swords a member agency of one treasure island so here to ask the committee to support the development agreement amendments presented today. these changes are going to help keep the treasure island project moving forward. as many know, there are units that will be delayed if this agreement is not passed, which will really inhibit the work of folks who are in this non profit space to bring new housing to san franciscans most vulnerable living in the city who don't have other options. these will be new units, these are not units folks lived in before, there is program and treatment options on treasure island so this is critical for the treasure island community and san francisco as a quhole. >> thank you. any other spe

. >> he was a close-up of the tail that noah believes is a gill net wrapped around it and will not be easy getting close enough to the whale to cut a free. right now there is no timeline yet on a potential rescue mission. >>> daytime highs are sitting above average all throughout the bay area. we are in the 80s throughout the santa clara valley. 70s near san francisco, putting us about 7 degrees above average into this afternoon. let's look at other communities. into the north bay. santa rosa and petaluma in the upper 70s. we see 80s returned to the forecast off into the east bay like concord and antioch . it is a beautiful, warm spring day almost summerlike in the bay area. it is cool with the coastal influence moving in from offshore and the breezy conditions near half moon bay. topping us up only at 63 degrees. will drop the temperatures and show you what is happening. today it is warm and thanks to high pressure sitting offshore. the system is also bring in a mix of sun and clouds but once we head into the weekend forecast, we will see rainier skies return to the day and another a

and if you do see the well to just make sure that you call noah's hotline. so they can go into action. reporting live here at thornton beach theresa back to you guys. all right so we hope it all works out. we are learning the name of the 9 year-old girl killed in a crash over the weekend in concord. >> authorities have identified her as dana hernandez tapia. the crash happened early sunday morning on 6.80. officers say an suv left the road rolled over because a little girl to be thrown from the vehicle. the chp says the victim's mother, 13 year-old sister and 2.17, year-old cousins are all in the vehicle. there now in the hospital recovering tonight, officers say the man who was behind the wheel of the suv at the time of the crash ran from the scene and hasn't been seen since. >> new at 6, 0, we're getting some new details tonight about san jose's 13th traffic death in january. 2 cars collided at the intersection of mckee road and francis drive a toyota tacoma truck ran a red light when it hit another car. the driver of the truck died from their injuries whi

on, get scared, it’s good if the child is born healthy, and if not, what will it be like for you... noahut to send him to a boarding school, you, think, get scared, nat, verka, stop, forgive me, please stop, that’s it and good. she is happy with everything, you are a happy person, oh! according to my hormones, i'm ovulating, yeah, it was three follicles, two on the right, one on the left, ovulation has occurred, well, today all the conditions, the coreotype of your fetus contains 45 chromosomes, unfortunately. indicates the presence of a fetus with turner syndrome, this is short stature, characteristic facial features and pathology of mental and motor development, excuse me, i beg your pardon, we have to go, there should be an opportune moment, i’m busy right now, very much from me? okay, wait for me in the hallway. sorry, it is usually recommended to terminate the pregnancy if turner syndrome is present. are you all going to see dr. nikolaev? yes yes. you know on the reception is over today, have you gone crazy or what? i'm ovulating, vykova gave me an injection, we don't have much time

no more delay. noah's no bots. these lights on going to roll into a long day of parliamentary ping pong ensued the upper chamber trying to amend the bill. the government using its majority in the lower chain, but to block any, an oil changes. it went on until after midnight, when the loads finally capitulated the old bitch reluctantly. we will this week have a little that provides for the actual processing and supplement of asylum seekers. in rwanda, its benefits remain to be seen. its costs will be measured fairly in money, but in principles, the based a bit of a 4th victory for the government then, but real questions remains. what exactly will the flight start to take off and how many refugee migrants will actually be on them? and the biggest question of school will it really act as a deterrent for those seeking to make the crossing from france to the u. k. in small boats, the government wants the 1st row and the flights to deposit in 10 to 12 weeks. the campaign is not yet ready to give up for a stop. there is a

. >> noah shared this photo with ktvu showing the whales body.they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gillnet. >> gill net is a very dense, mesh and tie twisted around the tail is very difficult to try to remove. >> noaa's west coast marine mammal stranding network says the whale was too skittish to attempt a disentanglement, so they put a satellite tracker on the whale. on march 23rd. they followed it for a while, but the tracker fell off. gray whales usually migrate at this time of year from breeding grounds in southern california to feeding grounds north near alaska. it had moved northward and was spotted again april 3rd offshore near piedras blancas and then again here off the coast of thornton beach, where the team tuesday once again approached the whale to attach another tracker and buoys. >> they verified that the entanglement is still there, largely in the way it was down off southern california. and, that's it's distinguished now by some floating their bright colored, ba

i to go to hong kong noah's same sex couples are still waiting for legal protections even off of the territories. highest court ordered the government to begin the recognition process. in september, the court recognized these couples need for a legal framework as on a tentative to marriage, but since then effected people tell dw, nothing was changed for just the same people who was the family and we navigate all way through it. even if the middle of the society doesn't allow it to, jenny join and her partner dream is becoming mothers. her partner us not to be identified as not even her family know she's gay. the couple wants to have fatality treatment . but under hong kong renewal then not eligible because i'm not married, passes, married and assessed after getting married to that, which isn't likely to happen for me towards conservatively restrictive. basically, it's only available to couples who are married as such as america is not recognizing how i would say, but it's pretty much that's the only option is to seek fertility treatments abroad . that could get a couple a child, but

is that these expediency noah high production areas. senate means the food in security also is except that it becomes much more kenya, isn't the only country with a strike. a problem. according to the un, 14 african nations are infested with the weed. this makes the project all the more important it's successful. it could be introduced in other countries to so dorcas can, boy is working with a to farmers to help produce more fund going up to them. they can show acute that's can be produced to add our laboratory is not enough to solve from mazda elk grove. this of, in county, so we operating in so that is the reason why we were in gauging village, you know, clump or do stuff at the village level can have passed. pretty put the final product. production itself is relatively straightforward. the phone goes just needs to grow. 20 key, those of rice are cooked and a small amount of fungus is added. then left for $3.00 to $5.00 days to incubate. the resulting 40 kilos of fungus enriched rice are enough for one, a couple of crop land. the research has found at that farm as needed to treat th

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. >> noah was a hometown hero who once made his old neighborhood proud kron four's. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom with more on this story. cafferty. yeah. before the glory years, some son's childhood and teen years were spent in the bay area. >> where he showed early promise as a young athlete, but also overcame some troubled times. >> simpson was raised by his mother growing up here, the potrero terrace, housing project. he got involved in sports at an early age at the nearby rex enter and continued to grab attention at galileo, high school where he graduated in 1965. and later at city college of san francisco. well, he was a football star. simpson talked openly about the fact he was often in trouble as a teenager and was involved with gangs. something he discussed with kron four's gary radnedge where we used to call a social club during most of my certainly not. >> well, like the gains today. i mean, we weren't that aggressive, even though we had our share of fights and everything was the name of the was a person more years. you know, the a different nat

johanna tendrá un niño que se llamará noah y según las fotos se parecerá al papá.8 32 semanas es el momento ideal para ver la carita del bebé, así que si quedaron con antojos de tener un hermoso bebé, pueden visitar a sandra en su cuenta de instagram arroba roseville baby jay 3d. disfruten su embarazo. todo hay que disfrutarlo porque es algo definitivamente divino lo que está pasando desde los gatos. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. sí, disfruten el embarazo y duerman porque después ya no van a poder. esos momentos valiosos de las siestas se valoran luego como si fueran joyas. y me gusta que este servicio no solamente hace estos ultrasonidos 3d, sino también tienen ahí como que todo el servicio te toman la fotografía y puedes tener así como ese recuerdo adicional apelando a los sentimientos de las familias, agregando la experiencia es lo que hace la diferencia. este negocio me gusta. como digo, si se parece a mi esposo ratoncito, pero así salen, luego sale así como que mejor no debí habérmelo tomado. bueno, vamos a ver cómo sale hoy de todo. lo bueno es

. >> reporter: noah was one of a number of jewish students who met with speaker johnson. >> i appreciate that congress is showing up. i think we feel unsafe including myself. >> reporter: is it constructive to have the speaker of the house on campus calling for the president's ouster? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: debbie becher is a jewish professor who ate passover dinner in the encampment with protesters. >> most of those congress members have an agenda that is about taking down our higher education institutions that they think of as a place of woke indoctrination. >> reporter: becher and other faculty in the sociology department signed a letter voicing their alarm over the nypd's arrests on campus. >> they need to vow not to be using the security forces and discipline as a way to handle conflicts over complex challenging speech. >> stephanie joins us now from columbia university. you've said they've given the encampment 48 more hours. what happens then, stephanie? >> reporter: yeah, well, you know, lester, they said they would dismantle some tents and stop harassment, but the organi

>> reporter: karen and marissa hood and baby noah have been looking for a new car since january, only you're looking at the payments and it's just kind of crazy. >> reporter: last month the average price of a new car was just under $47,000. and the average new car payment was north of $700. also in march the average interest rate for a new car loan was more than 7%. used, nearly 12%. as for finding something affordable -- >> the 20,000 vehicle's dead. if you want a $20,000 vehicle, you're buying a used car. >> reporter: what will it take for prices to turn around? >> in the end if consumers don't buy, prices will come down. >> reporter: thinks may be turning around. beau boeckmann owns a car dealership group in los angeles where inventory has been sitting. >> now we're getting incentives back. most of our interest rates are between 2.9 and 0%. >> reporter: then the cost of insurance. the latest consumer price index shows a 22% increase over last year. >> safety features, do they affect insurance rates? >> there's backup cameras, there's sensors. all these things cost quite a bit more

luka jovic and noah okafor allowed rossoni to remain in the title race.hey can only hope that their fellow countrymen from... will steadily lose points in each of the remaining six rounds. atalanta, for which russian midfielder alexei miranchuk plays, has made it more difficult for itself to qualify for the champions league. bergamanski lost important points in the home match with outsider verona. by the eighteenth minute the hosts scored twice. gian lucas camacca scored himself and assisted ederson, who converted the one-on-one opportunity. but after the break, atalanta lost the initiative, for which they paid. first, zovich struck from afar and the ball mockingly rolled into the bottom corner of the goal, and 4 minutes later. successfully jumped out from behind the defenders and accurately headed the 2:2 gianro gasperini almost immediately after this, he replaced miranchuk in the remaining time, he was the most active footballer of atalanta, but he was not able to bring victory to his team. the gap from the fifth championship place has grown to four poi