i want oasis to be that place. and you know what, it is not enough to support my community we know there are people out there who need joy but also who need to eat. so healos meals was born i prayed somebody in drag would show up at my door with a meal looking great dress friday top to bottom. the joy it brought to many of our seniors and people in need was extraordinary. you know mobilizing marches and events, mobilizing funds raisers and other thing and making sure an accomplice for the next generation of those who are part of this community, is exactly why darcy was the perfect person to serve in this capacity. because even though the job description starts with be fabulous all the time, it also is an important part of representing san francisco. representing san francisco and our values for inclusion. making sure people know this no matter who you are or where you come from or love you have someone who has a royce this will always represent you and peek on your behalf. machine who will show up whether than i ar

they are the main crop grown in the oasis around cool mima, a bird town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of the sahara desert rely on oases. these are under threats that would find easy, an agricultural engineer who specializes in these green eco systems laments their environmental degradation. this was the solve this equation via waste. these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the sahara desert. oh see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected the on the so after 2 or 3 years of drought the we already feel the problems because also the copeland, you know, we see so like this, people live from agriculture in raising live stock. but morocco is suffering from to certification fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lower river levels, increase development ration, and costs storage dams. to shows up. this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. to overcome water scarcity, farmers are restori

in the very center of the megapolis and the oasis is not small , its area is 200 hectares, includingskoye lake. by the way, it was dug by hand without the use of large equipment. it was supposed to open back in 1942, however , this was not allowed to happen, the war began immediately after it ended in 1945, and the lake and the park were put in order and opened for walks, but a favorite place for minskers. the park became only after 2010, when its reconstruction was carried out, numerous bridges, paths and fountains appeared, by the way, one of the largest fountains in minsk is located in this park, its jets beat to a height of more than 30 m, a motor ship runs on the lake in the warm season people are boating. in general, a good pastime in this place is provided for you. dreaming of traveling, but don't know where to start, where is the city of bogotsk. the labyrinths of their streets today will be revealed to us by the father of the belarusian cities polotsk, we will tell you everything about the tourist opportunities and the beauties of the nature of belarus, no matter what you tr

be so got to be so that it ensures the life of the oasis legs. this was this the fact that as our read by and central tradition and the customary water rights are inherited, the labor force provided by each user during construction determines how much water each can later consume every tunnel. also as a guardian trunk with a showing it functions well the, the thought on the is a very important to us the things to us. and we have water to drink, irrigate the crops, give to our live stock, and use for our domestic and the like lawn drove and washing names yet who visit your occasion system is vital without it. and we can't live here and there's simply no light on making this league. there is 5 to fit their dogs helped to keep always seems like this alive. while more effort is needed to restore these old irrigation systems and increase ground water levels. this sanction technology provides moroccans with a novel way to adapt to climate change. what's the can be found everywhere on us? less than 2.5 percent is available for human and annual consumpti

grace west was one of a number who asked, for those less familiar with oasis lyrics, pete trainor wondered phil davis apparently wanted more from tv news. thank you for all your comments this week. following the coronation, this weekend again sees significant demands on the bbc�*s outside broadcast and technical teams where the final of the eurovision song contest in liverpool. if you have any views on how bbc news has covered eurovision or about anything you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 37016676 and do have a look at our website for previous interviews, bbc.co.uk newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. rhythmic marching it was a sunday, i was in church with my mother and father. and... i remember hearing the bishop getting up in the pulpit before his sermon and saying, "we're now at war with germany." and i thought, "how exciting, gosh, an adventure." and little did i know what was in

they are the main crop thrown in the oasis around cool mima, a bird town in south eastern morocco. the livelihoods of people in this arid region on the edge of the sahara desert rely on oases. these are under threats that would find easy, an agricultural engineer who specializes in these green eco systems laments their environmental degradation. this was the solve this equation via waste. these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the sahara desert. oh see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected the on the so after 2 or 3 years of drought the we already feel the problems because also the copeland, you know, we ceased like these people live from agriculture and raising live stock. but morocco is suffering from to certification fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lower river levels, increased evaporation, and costs, storage dams. to sales out. this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. to overcome water scarcity, farmers are restoring

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. >> reporter: hong kong based oasis management is an investment firm that's been making headlines as an activist investor in japan. the firm's cio says it's looking for companies with long-term potential to boost performance. >> we're focused primarily on companies that we think are cheap and very cheap with their potential -- that have much greater potential, very cheap on a metric basis but what earnings could be, what we think the company could do and partner with them and help them improve. >> reporter: one of the companies oasis management has set its sights on is elevator maker fuji tech. the investment maker proposed replacing board members. it says the family founding controlled management and hindered the company's growth. fisher says a lack of corporate governance among japanese companies presents a business opportunity to his firm. >> i think the potential to improve does often depend on governance but not -- not 100% but very often. there are a lot of companies with governance issues in japan. yes, there's still many, many companies we can help. >> the number of companies

she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of artists in the area. >> the pandemichit, and all of a sudden, everything disappeared. and that is when we had to think outside the box. and that is why meals on heels was forms, that is why we created this site, so we could entertain people, so we could be that sparkle during a very dark time, and we could also employ the drag community who suddenly did not have jobs. >> the position has a duration of 2 years and includes a $55,000 stipend, it was established following a 2020 report by the lgbtq culture heritage task force as a part of san francisco's lgbtq culture heritage strategy, a series of initiatives aimed at preserving the community. mayor london breed's decision to appoint darcy carries significant weight, especially in light of the recent challenges faced by the transgender community across the country. >> darcy is incredible and is also really wonderful that san francisco is celebrating drag queens right now as it is being attacked across the country. >> honey mahogany tells me she hopes that darcy's appointme

she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of queer artists in the bay area. >> the pandemic hit and then all of a sudden everything disappeared and that is when we had to think outside the box. that is when a meals on heels was formed. that is when we created the streaming site, so we could entertain people, so we could be that sparkle during that very, very dark time and we could also employ the drag community who suddenly did not have jobs. >> reporter: the position has a duration of two years and includes a $55,000 stipend. it was established following a 2020 report by the lgbtq+ culture of heritage task force as part of san francisco's lgbtq+ culture heritage strategy, a series of initiatives aimed at preserving the city's queer community. mayor london breed 's decision to appoint d'arcy carries significant weight, especially in light of the recent challenges faced by the transgender community across the country. >> d'arcy is incredible. it is wonderful that san francisco is celebrating drag queens right now as drag across the country is being attacked. >> repor

uh, such a creation of an oasis of prosperous life in europe, they are, in the truest sense of the word ill-gotten swiss banks. in that relation. maybe they are the most so cunning the most sophisticated. and in general. here their authority is based precisely on the fact that they know how or, until recently, were able to keep the secrets that are connected. it is with these illegal financial transactions. this is what, perhaps , is hidden behind the veil today or is hidden behind such a concept as the neutrality of switzerland , you understand that you smell of kerosene and the reputation of the state is already at stake, don’t let it. god will still hit the economy, slightly with his teeth, and swiss banks will allocate part of the money in order to to pay the heirs of all whose savings were once put in their own cells, that is, a tiny part of the huge resources, what nazi couriers once brought, and that all these years brought a solid income, the history of the stolen treasures of the third reich remained in the shadows for a long time. the topic suddenly surfaced in 1996, when docu

with us now is seth fischer, founder at oasis management.owns, this is a sector that was hard-hit. what do you like? steve: i like the prices, you are right, people don't like to look at the sector because the sector has been hard-hit. the government has been clear, they are not going after the vocational schools. a lot of these schools are continuing to transition to for-profit. it is priced as if it is on investable -- un-investable. shery: what about the broader market in china? there was a debate about the invest ability of chinese assets given we weren't sure where beijing was headed. seth: government policy changes in all countries. there are no bad assets, only bad prices. there was a change in government policy, 10 years ago everybody wanted to invest in internet and education. there has been a change in what was being permitted to go forward in the internet space. for good reason. in the educational sector, people were spending revenue to get afterschool tutoring for the big test. that is a fortune for an average chinese family. wha

. >> esta es la eco casa de joaquín murrieta un profesor que ha creado un oasis sostenible. >> el aguagua potable está muy buena llevamos siete años tomando esta agua. >> algo esencial el estado recibe el 36% del río colorado y con la fuerte sequía del país el gobierno ha propuesto recortes al suministro de agua. >> lo que afectaría los cultivos y la ganadería y el agua que llega a las casas. >> estamos acá en el río colorado está completamente seco. >> la mera sequía ha golpeado el estado estos últimos 20 años. >> la mera sequía ha hecho que muchos ríos se sequen como este. >> por eso para joaquín se está creando una medida sostenible donde se dan charlas y cómo ahorrar agua. >> este árbol más grande es nativo de aquí del desierto (hablan en inglés) >> ya está protegiendo nuestras gallinas protege granadas. >> la casa tiene un baño compost hable. >> acá el maestro visita a las escuelas para enseñarle a los niños. >> (hablan en inglés) >> así es que se reutiliza todos los nutrientes de la lluvia. >> de eso se trata cada esfuerzo sirve y cuando se multiplica hace la diferencia. >> notic

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uh, such a creation of an oasis of prosperous life in europe, they are, in the truest sense of the wordll-gotten swiss banks. in this respect. maybe they are the most so cunning the most sophisticated. and in general. here their authority is based precisely on what they know how or until recently were able to store. which are connected precisely with these illegal financial operations. this is what, perhaps, is hidden behind the veil today or is hidden behind such a concept as the neutrality of switzerland, you understand that you smell of kerosene and the reputation of the state is already at stake, don’t let it. god will still hit the economy with a brace, teeth and swiss banks will allocate some of the money. in order to pay the heirs, those whose savings were once put in their own cells, that is, a tiny part of the huge resources, what nazi couriers once brought, and that all these years brought a solid income, the history of the looted treasures of the third reich for a long time remained in the shadows. the topic unexpectedly surfaced in 1996, when documents about secret financial

the suspect was struggling with the mother and sister trying to pull him in and quickly realized the oasis a spanish speaker and officers arrived on zone and able to translate and get - it was that respect the subject was more agitate and more erratic and at this time officers said there was a good chance that suspect would leap occupy the building without considering his risk officers roach quickly maneuvered grabbed the suspect. >> pulled him to safety and able to take him in custody at the suspect continues to scrolled up and yelled and want to go book to my grandmother that recently passed away and after detaining him survival they spoke with the mother and sister the suspect was 18 years old and suffered from autism and needed help the mother and sister were extremely grateful to the officers for the action and explained the suicide. and officers responsive roach and diaz demonstrated, you know, the attributes and things we look four law officers on a regular basis i'd like to honor them on behalf of mayor breed and chief scott for the officers of most for 2023 (clapping.) (clapping.)

located right in the center of the sandy desert for two and a half thousand years, it is called the oasisntral asia , the sacred bukhara is a museum city, as if frozen in the sixteenth century in its architecture. it is famous for its caravanserai and rich ancient bazaars. and, of course, domed one of the most ancient cities of central asia, it arose in the middle of the first millennium bc during its existence. bukhara never changed its location. this means that it has been accumulating sights and architectural monuments for centuries, it is not for nothing that the city is called a historical and cultural reserve, and unesco has included bukhara in the world heritage list. here, different eras are layered on top of each other, creating a bizarre structure of the city almost like dough in an uzbek puff pastry. clome. here, for example, is an old magoki mosque, from the 12th century tori on this site. even in the early middle ages, there was a zoroastrian temple , it was this ancient religion that was the main territory of uzbekistan before the spread of islam in the 7th century. the temp

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. >> we created the oasis out of a need basically so other people bars and turning them into a space and when the last place we were performing wasn't used turned those buildings into condos so we decided to have a space. >> what the pandemic did for us is made us on of that we felt we had to do this immediately and created this. >> (unintelligible). >> where we would offer food delivery services with a curbside professionalism live music to bring spectacular to lives we are going through and as well as employ on the caterers and the performers and drivers very for that i think also for everyone to do something. we had ordinary on the roof and life performances and with a restaurant to support the system where we are and even with that had terribly initiative and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt had to pay our rent we decided to have an old-fashioned one we created club hours where you can watch to online and or be on the phone and raised over one quarter of a million dollar that of incredible and something that northbound thought we could do. >> we got ourselves back and mad

she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of queer artists in the bay area. >> thell of a sudden, everything disappeared. and that's when we had to think outside the box. and that's when meals on heels was formed. that's when we created the streaming site. so we could entertain people and be that sparkling during that very, very dark time and we could also employ the drag community who suddenly didn't have jobs. >> reporter: the position has a duration of two years and includes a $55,000 stipend. it was established following a 2020 report by the lgbtq+ culture heritage task force as part of san francisco's lgbtq+ culture heritage stra. a aimed preserving the city's queer community. mayor london breed's decision to appoint darcy carriessignificant weight especially in light of the challenges faced by the transgender community across the country. >> darcy is incredible and also really wonderful that san francisco is celebrating drag queens right now as drag across the country is being attacked. >> reporter: honey mahogany an activist and politician and social worker t

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the first might not be a d'arcy drollinger zay well known drag performer owner of san francisco's oasis>> drag laureate essentially is an ambassador position. it means star see will continue to produce and participate in drag centered events. but on a bigger scale and with the intent of ensuring the city's drag history is shared and preserved. daschle cause of a huge honor and he's very much aware of the fact this is happening at a time when there are nationwide efforts to restrict and ban drag shows. >> it is tough nowadays with people trolly you online. i know that there are a lot of anti drag folks out there and they are very loud rights. but i also don't want to live my life. you know, under. the shadow of fear. yes, i i am a little nervous, but i got a lot of lot of fabulous people and fabulous ness. >> behind me, i'm really >> proud of what san francisco has done to really opened its heart and its minds to except drag as they are in. and it's something that brings people together and something that celebrates community and also a really puts a smile on your face. >> drawing or sta

one café became an oasis for my family.ng with-- adam: it was owned by lebanese-australian omar jheir, who pushed on as the economy collapsed around him. omar: we are living day by day. if you ask me what's going to happen in the next week, we really don't know. ♪♪♪ alex: omar's wife, hala, ran a successful yoga studio just around the corner. it was her sanctuary. hala okeili: especially in our kind of region where we live in the middle east, it's really hard and like nothing is stable. things keep on changing a lot. and if you are not able to find some sort of grounding and the strength in your mind, then you'll be xanax very soon, on antidepressants like all the lebanese are, honestly. adam: while i was reporting there, lebanon's problems drove its people to the edge. the currency crashed. jobs vanished. inflation tore into savings, and the nation's leaders had no solution. the frustrations fueled mass protests and nightly confrontations. well, i've been thoroughly tear gassed. it's not a very pleasant feeling: burning th

one half a i, dr. oasis is journey. has an only been about teaching economics, tina versity students. in fact, he invented economy terms and theories widely used by businesses worldwide. especially in oil industry finance, and pricing. ah no, that's at the not the lead data on behalf of them to be harm went to some door. tuttleton probably good luck. i was trying to add i did not saw a heart minim last. saw a peter, a dollar. why pit romana? why he out what was your m, wendy, and not a so dollar a little was well licky how to look the i lay how actually they had as the lead the most of the problem up were and now i can this year and not them how one but the law one less had that line and a woman and marcella bear. and i didn't all in no good to that get the had it love judah. know next year can will you know, i will be lead or not our beloved la la la i'm why little i'm not out of mom a lot and what cost to a man heavy air related to him at what bay in the island in no need. i'm well, beatrice, our to me will be to sant

greetings from oasis of the seas as we talked about this morning, we are not seeing any sign of weaknessour guests if anything, we've seen acceleration, not just in terms of demand, but also their willingness to pay. >> an analyst calling it a mic drop moment for the cruise industry you raised the profit outlook after reporting earnings this morning. you're trying to build your pipeline you have the icon coming ou out next year, one of the world's largest ships. is that harder to finance as credit conditions stay tight >> first off, whenever we enter a contract for a ship, we always have fully committed financing there's no issue with us in terms of getting access for financing for our ships. fortunately, we have methodically taken a lot of great action on our balance sheet, and we don't see any need in the immediate or near term to have to access the capital market we're generating a lot of cash flow this business, when it is fully up and operating, which it is now, generates a lot of cash flow allows us to effectively service our outstanding obligationings. >> banking stocks down but t

we talked about oasis last meeting, and so everybody knows that's that's going forward and going to be purchased, which is amazing for the family shelter. so that was good news in the midst of other stuff, um, but that's kind of a summary of what's happening with shelter. um and i just wanted to kind of pause and see if there was any questions with the two members. yeah and i'll just say we do have a slide deck that we could walk through as well. but i think that if we just want to let the audience know if we don't don't reach quorum today, we won't be able to have a vote because we are a five member committees. so um, i don't know if you want me to t those up and kind of show. let's do that. because yeah, yeah, i wasn't sure. yeah, okay. i mean, if that's okay, and then i'll introduce and just, um, talk a little bit about our process, so i don't know jesse, if you want to. just get the slide deck up there, but we might have to do this again if we don't make warm today, um so let's just start so i'll actually start with the budget intro slides. yeah, yeah. all right. so just to give fo

she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of queer artists in the bay area. >> the pandemic hit and then all of a sudden, everything disappeared. and that's when we had to think outside the box. and that's when meals on heels was formed. that's when we created the streaming site. so we could entertain people and so we could be that sparkle during that very, very dark time and we could also employ the drag community who suddenly didn't have jobs. >> reporter: the position has a duration of two years and includes a $55,000 stipend. it was established following a 2020 report by the lgbtq+ culture heritage task force as part of san francisco's lgbtq+ culture heritage strategy, a series of initiatives aimed at preserving the city's queer community. mayor london breed's decision to appoint d'arcy carries significant weight, especially in light of the recent challenges faced by the transgender community across the country. >> d'arcy is incredible and it's also really wonderful that san francisco is celebrating drag queens right now as drag across the country is being attac

a place called the oasis. this is the oasis.bout video games and their mass appeal as something more than a distraction but a world you might fully inhabit. and even if you don't play them, i don't, you probably know a lot of people who do because an estimated 3 billion people around the world play video games. many young people, and many people of all ages. and yet at the same time, the numbers show this industry, part of big tech, has been slow to diversify. and there's someone trying to change all that. this is something we try to do when we reach out well beyond the normal news or what we might normally deal with in our lives here in "the beat" summit series. we welcomed on for the first time ever, reginald cash, ceo of a media company that focuses on video games and diversifying this tech space. he's worked on some popular new series like gaming while black. >> everyone's coming to gaming. everyone is consuming gaming. they're playing gaming, consuming gaming. when we did our own work and i did my own work and looked at the

many shows and productions and owns oasis.his year san francisco pride parade will be sunday, june 25. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you will be able to watch the parade live right here on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. in the north bay, there's an unfolding mystery tonight. at the bottom of a popular lake in santa rosa. dan: this creature has been seen at the bottom of lake ralphie in in santa rosa. ama: some believe it could be a species of snapping turtle, a rare find in california. a father was at the lake with his son when he got this video of what appears to be a large turtle, the size of a spare tire. dan: we just showed the video to a reptile expert who believes they could be an alligator snapping turtle. >> they will eat anything. if you put your foot in front of it, it will bite you. >> at first i thought it was a boulder moving in the water. i looked closely and realized it was a pretty big snapping turtle. ama: the california department of fish and wildlife believes it was probably someone's pet that was let go. of

darcy droll injure a well-known drag performer in the city and the owner of oasis, a drug nightclub in francisco. it's an 18 month term and it comes with a $55,000 stipend and comes at a time with days are passing laws banning public drag performances and supporting anti-trans legislation. we spoke with her on our 7:00 newscast and to see the interview go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> up until now chat gpt has only been available online. the app can answer all kinds of questions. it will accept both voice and text but widely app itself is free you can pay a subscription fee for different features. they say the android version is also coming along and will be also coming along and will be available soon. ♪♪ allergieies don't have toto be scary.y. (screamingng) defeat allllergy headadaches t with newew flonase h headace and allergrgy relief!! two pills s relieve allelergy headacache pain? with newew flonase h headace and allergrgy relief!! and ththe congestition thatat causes itit! flflonase headadache and d allergy rerelief. and ththe congestition thatat causes itit! psst! ! psst! alall good!

she also started the nonprofit oasis art, supporting the work of queerartists in the bay area. >> we streaming site so that we could entertain people, so that we could be that sparkle during that very, very dark time and also employ the drag community who suddenly did not have jobs. >> the position includes a $55,000 stipend. it was established as part of the lgbtq plus outreach strategy, a series of initiatives aimed at promoting the community. london breed 's decision to appoint darcy holds significant weight, especially in light of the challenges faced by the trans community across the country. >> it is wonderful that san francisco is celebrating drag queens right now as drag across the country is being attacked. >> reporter: honey mahogany tells me that she hopes that the appointment can serve as an example for other states. >> we are seeing drag bands and bans on drag queens being allowed to perform in public. it is quite a scary thing. we also know that these bands are not only hurting drag queens, but some of them can impact trans or gender-nonconforming people as they go abou

to dialogue, no one will be able to close the wall against climate change or create an ecological oasis's not forget that humanity will have no other home than our planet thank you for your attention. a very large number of participants signed up for the performance. yes, so if do you mind, let's set the time limit to four minutes, then no more will be able to speak, there will be no objections . prepare for oleg golmanova valentina matvienko chairman of the federation council of the federal assembly of the russian federation assalamu alaikum. peace be upon you, the mercy of allah and his blessings, it is a pleasure to take part in the work of such a congress, a senior international platform and an effective tool for dialogue and exchange opinions on strengthening cooperation between legislative, executive and scientific organizations at the national and international level in order to improve laws and legislation relating to the environment, as well as to make the best investment in the sphere of renewable energy sources in the interests of all peoples, to express my deep personal grat

there will be an after party at the oasis club. >>> the founder of theranos, elizabeth holmes, is set to begin her prison sentence a week from today after a judge remained her bid to remain out of prison during repeal. her punishment includes $452 million in restitution. what will prison be like for holmes? the judge has recommended a minimum-security woman's prison camp in bryan, texas, located about 100 miles east of austin. the prison is called fpc bryan. according to the prison's orientation hand being, holmes can expect a 6:00 a.m. wakeup call and at least five daily roll calls. all able inmates are assigned a job, earning between 12 cents or $1.15 an hour. inmates can use that money in the commissary to buy things like crochet supplies, mp3 players, a pint of ice cream. for visits, holmes has two yurn ching. inmates can pay for phone minutes or $6 for a 25-minute video call. when holmes arririves, she wono be thehe onlyy famouous face. former "real housewives of salt lake city" cast member jen shah has been serving her sentence for wire fraud there since february. shah is schedu

drollinge is ar longtime performer and the owner of oasis nightclub. drollinger sat down with reggie aqui so let's check out what she had to say. >> we know what a poet laureate is. who is a drag laureate? >> someone who is fabulous. a drag laureate is many things but it is both being fabulous and colorful just like san francisco is. it is also creating bridges and the different communities, both in san francisco and nationally. ama: she will receive a $55,000 stipend. other duties include creating drag events for the city, being a spokesperson for the lgbtq community, and hoping to preserve and promote the art of san francisco drag. stay with us. dan: a reminder, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our bay area streaming tv app. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. ama: more accolades today for warriors guard steph curry but this time, he's being honored for his work off the court. curry has won the 2023 j. walter kennedy citizenship award. he earned the award for his eat, learn play foundg youth literac, fitness

darcy droll injure a well-known drag performer in the city and the owner of oasis, a drug nightclub in an 18 month term and it comes with a $55,000 stipend and comes at a time with days are passing laws banning public drag performances and supporting anti-trans legislation. we spoke with her on our 7:00 newscast and to see the interview go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> up until now chat gpt has only been available online. the app can answer all kinds of questions. it will accept both voice and text but widely app itself is free you can pay a subscription fee for different features. they say the android version is also coming along and will be also coming along and will be available soon. - lilife is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> okay, well the capital a's, will they really leave oakland?

a well known drag performer in san francisco, and the owner of the oasis, which is a drag nightclub. he'll serve an 18-month term and get a $55,000 stipend. >> you know, there are a lot of people who are coming for our city in so many different ways, and the thing about today that's so special is it reminds us who we are. it's not about what others say we are. it's who we show them that we are, and we are showing them everything that we represent. >> this is the time when we need people to come out and show support for drag queens, for queer people, for trans people, and let the rest of the world know that when you say no drag, san francisco says "hold my earrings." [ applause ] >> that's pretty fun stuff. joining us now from the famed castro theater is d'arcy drollinger, the first ever drag laureate. d'arcy, first of all, congratulations. did you apply for this job? how do you get it? >> thank you so much. yes, you had to apply for it. when i saw what they were looking for in the qualifications, i felt like it was tailor made for me, so i couldn't not apply. >> what are they looking

the students performances, the music school has become the focal point of cut, the order this is an oasis in the district. we're not just teaching these young people to play music. we're giving them a sense of security. it's vital people and cut to what i have to find ways to survive despite the many conflicts. here the drugs and the crime, they need this positive freedom. every year chavez takes the most talented students on a wells tool because he orders recycled, orchestra has performed every way from south korea to spain. they stephen sold for the pipe, the committee of the firmness, including oddness, also receive financial aid from the orchestra to pay for school materials and health insurance. the project has kept many young people off the streets and out of trouble. and i gave them the kind of whenever he plays, we go in and watch it in the romilly or not. they don't know what doing my son make music. i really do that. and the it might be the last place you'd expect to find an orchestra, but cut the order has become famous, not just for its landfill, but also for his music. the fu

there's going to be an after party at the oasis club. >>> after a lot of roadblocks, it seems the a's may have traction in their move to las vegas. the "nevada independent" reported the ball club and nevada state officials have reached a "loose agreement" on public financing. we've talked about this, right? so the a's initially wanted about $395 million in public funds to help build their new stadium in las vegas. this new report indicates they've lowered that demand, so less money, although we're not sure by how much. oakland mayor sheng thao has been making a last-minute push to try and keep the a's in town. however, the possible agreement on this financing deal makes it much more likely the a's will head for vegas. >>> bad news for some of you, maybe a lot of you. if you've been living off of someone else's netflix password for however long, your day of reckoning is here. because netflix originally planned to crack down on password-sharing earlier this year but pushed the date back. the streaming giant sent out a blog post saying they are now implementing their plan. the goal is to