oliver north tried to parlay his notoriety into a u.s. senate seat. he ran for the united states senate unsuccessfully. he ran. virginia was not elected. but but it gives you an idea of of sort of the the the celebrity that he had generated, you know, how famous he had become and how much political support he had, at least in some quarters in our politics. and i'm trying to think, has this joint senate house committee setup been used since? can you think of any. yes. the 911, when following 911, there were two major investigations. one was was was conducted by an independent commission that was appointed. and then there was a joint 911 committee that was established by congress to delve into all this, all the issues around how 911 occurred, why it occurred, and what needs to be done, what needed to be done to to prevent it from happening again. so that's that's a really good example of of of congress realizing that sometimes it really makes sense to to create a bicameral body that can tackle an issue, consolidate resources, and also communicate a bit

oliver, why is free expression always have to be balanced? point of view. >> yeah. i mean, it's notable even that that the top policy advisor over at meta is this republican official. >> you know, before it was nick clegg, a prominent liberal uk politician, and nick clegg took a lot of you know, he criticized elon musk, for instance, for some of the misinformation on that platform. and then earlier, you know, a few in the past few weeks, zuckerberg pushed basically nick clegg out and appointed joel kaplan, who's this republican official, to lead policy. now they're doing hits on fox news. they're going on joe rogan. so this is again part of this concerted effort. but i do think what you're getting at, you do see that tension. there is this tension between free speech. i think everyone wants free speech, but also the ramifications that come with free speech. >> and if you're spreading misinformation, particularly during the pandemic, about life saving vaccines, you know, how do you if you're mark zuckerberg, how do you manage that? >> do you l

leaders said i see only one color in that saudi olive drab civilian leaders pointed to the military a sign of how well things were going. whitney young was the leader of the national urban league, said it's a disgrace that. black men in vietnam by greater dignity on the front lines in vietnam than they find in civilian society. there was a sense that even though it wasn't complete, even though there were flaws, the military, the sign of what america could aspire be in terms of racial integration and what were some of the issues that they did face? i mean, what happened is in 1968, simmering following the assassination, martin luther king and the the widespread racial violence that was taking in the united states in general started break out in the us army. so in 1968, even as their in the streets during the democratic convention in chicago along been jail in vietnam explodes. there's a racial uprising of black prisoners overtake guards the prison the fellow prisoners and guards seize control of the jail. the the head of the prison who had a ph.d. in penology. he was a reformer. he tho

oliver: i think some of them are priced into the nature of the eu.is a very slow-moving organism that requires a lot of consensus. i thing at a time when industrial strategy is so critical and you see the trump administration moving pretty fast, it hasn't started on a lot of policy initiatives. europe slowness will be one of the big issues. another issue that you also had is the question of consensus right now. we are talking about the political threads throughout europe. he is talking about one of the most important things that you require right now is european unity. you do not have european unity. not just among the 27 member states, but at the national level. you look at what's going on in france, germany, i think we can't overstate the importance of what's happening in austria. it's the rise of the far right in the head of the member states sitting at the table in the eu 27 and the leader of the freedom party, who is very euro skeptic. he is since with viktor orban in the former id group within the european parliament. this could cause problems

lizzy: oliver crook, really helpful context.t to zoom out now to the comic's across the continent. the industrial sector really is struggling but you have war raging in ukraine and this political vacuum emerging in germany. there was already little chance of a sudden growth revival this year, but now, the threat of tariffs will further delay the region's recovery.is getting more with bloomberg chief climate economist from zurich. what could be the impact of trump's tariffs on top of all of europe's economic woes? >> there are some big questions on how big those tariffs will be. we have had little clarity on that, it is possible as we have seen in the first trade conflict during the first trump administration, that the incoming administration will be pragmatic on tariffs and they will be small. if that is the case, it still creates uncertainty, and we have seen that measures of trade policy uncertainty have soared following the election, and some businesses will want to wait to have more clarity but the economic impact will be sm

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arthel: a few have a few more seconds with that, oliver.ld like to finally ask you to tell us how nola is remembering and honoring those who lost their lives a in the loved ones left behind? >> i want to thank the city there was a prayer service, they were visuals announced, i was with, you will appreciate this the blonde top baby dolls yesterday. they paid tribute. i was one of their speakers. so you are from here. we do what we do. weathers the floods of 27, malaria, hurricane betsy, katrina, and neglect from the federal government after words. you know we have always honored the deceased. we have always come together to make us better. new orleans is going to do what it always does. i'll sit in old fashion but we ain't going nowhere were necessary to the history of the culture and the authenticity of this country. arthel: we ain't going nowhere new orleans council member thank you so much. thank you, thank you very much for. >> thank you for having me. arthel: take care, of course, of course fox corporation has made a donation to love on

oliver: yeah, lisa.is this idea of timelessness and consumers looking for value. that is actually happening in jewelry, selectively with watches. at the high-end of other stocks like mez, executing pretty well with timeless good speed when you about what timeless means, you are offering products that will age very well and you will use for a long time. that trend is working. beauty, skincare, fragrances, that's a market that continues to be vibrant. going through some bombs. we like a stock called elf beauty. they do a great job on tiktok. they offer a compelling skincare and cosmetics product as well. that is something to watch. on the sidelines of names like ulta and target and we are hoping for interest rates to abate. the consumer continues to be pretty choice for the how they choose to spend -- choiceful for how they choose to spend. we are hoping that discretionary dynamic become stronger going forward. jonathan: on china, where are you seeing scientific bottoming out? who is winning and who is try

i wanted to be like a jamie oliver, in the sense of changing the food scene. and this food cannot be cooked somewhere else. a place with little known wonders... look at this! ..and a new sense of confidence. here you can see all the civilisations of. mediterranean. and that's why it's _ so important for butrint to be the sense of pride of the nation. - but its dark recent history is far from forgotten, and nor is the memory of those who took desperate measures in an attempt to escape. it's further than i've ever swam. the current is very strong, and it's pushing me back. sandwiched between montenegro and greece in southern eastern europe sits albania and its sprawling capital, tirana. this is a place that i've never visited in my life, so i'm really excited to find out what this former communist country has to offer and how it's changed in recent times. skanderbeg square, for example, once home to statues of enver hoxha and joseph stalin, has now had the monuments torn down and the square remade as part of one of the largest pedestrianised zones in the balkans

that's according to whistleblower maggie oliver. a cop out on social care reforms. the i leads with starmer faces growing threat from reform over migration, poll reveals. and the mirror has a nice little earner that's luke littler, who just won the darts, and the daily star has secretary, secretary of state for the bleeding. obvious. that's wes streeting, which is the story we're going into now. wes streeting has ordered cold pensioners to just wear more clothes. i thought he was a socialist. he sounds more like ayn rand. >> yeah, but that's the word on the street. wes streeting says pensioners should layer up as millions struggle without winter fuel payment. it's an embarrassing situation for them, isn't it? because what can he say, really? they've put out a yellow warning for snow, which i thought that meant don't eat the snow. it's a different kind of yellow warning, apparently, but it covers most of england and wales, and apparently it's going to be worse in scotland. and why they mentioned that that's a given, isn't it? because

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oh olive tree. oh, beat me more, hit me with your sticks. step on my leaves, smother twigs under your boots like how you always do the beating i bear the humiliation i not care but take me not steal me not even if i burn here i belong and to them i shall return if you hear talk you may feel my but you belong not here you not even know how to touch me how to gently squeeze me, how to hug me, how to wipe off the dust when am right and when i am not when i need water and when i do not. and how to pick me like how they always do your smell heavy boots and the metal, your backs and your metal bars for. god's sakes, who on earth picks with metal bars for sticks? but i ramble because you won't understand. and if you understood me, you would not in the first place be here. you come and go. i see once or twice a year with flames or sticks, and i weep for the rest the year. but one day my twigs shall grow the oil flow. my people glow and you you will go october. 15th 2012. and. introduction to poetry. this is edited from a spoken lecture delivered to

the advocacy group palestinian farmers united planted a grove of 250 olive trees in the west bank.rs say the former president's legacy is rooted among palestinians. he was one of the world leaders who supported palestinians fight for freedom. >> i think this is the best way to commemorate president carter's legacy to the world and to the palestinian people. and i think planting olive trees that lives at least 100 years old like him, is a very suitable way to honor his life and his legacy and what he offered to all of us. >> the grove has been dubbed freedom farm and lies in the city of tulcan. during his presidency, mr. carter was responsible for brokering the camp david peace accords between israel and egypt in 1978. now to dollars and cents. as the 2025 tax filing season begins in under two weeks here. the irs has announced it will begin accepting and processing individual tax returns for the past year on january 27th. it expects to handle more than 140 million individual tax forms by this year's deadline, which is tuesday, april 15th. tax experts say now is the time to get your

so yes, so that's, that's really the blazes raged across thousands of acres and a mass of olives of g t firefighters being called in to help the colleagues on the ground too, and now facing a battle on several fronts. jason, come today near as a john list and i lay with 5 sizes. then now bustling 3 blazes. i asked him to update us from the current situation. that's right. in, in total we've only burned officially about $5000.00 acres. but if you look at it from some of the pictures online and, and social media, people who are domain from their balcony, from miles away, obviously the official numbers of that acreage and the charge land in southern california is going to be in probably the 10s of thousands one, the sun does come up here. the firefight is dire. the winds are gusting up to about a 100 miles an hour in some spots. and that's causing the embers from mainly the palm trees. to float a several miles down the road or across town. and that starting another spot fire and then that starts another fire, then that starts another fire. so the firefighters are spread very, very then r

let's bring in oliver crook with the details. have spoken to the leader of the afd yourself in a different context and have posed some difficult questions. what was discussed between them? >> this was a wide-ranging conversation. i think it's fair to say wide-ranging. it began on energy policy and issues she has with renewable energy and angela merkel and these sorts of things and then immigration, the sort of woke mind virus sort of stuff set up for elon musk to bite on. it also went to hitler, the colonization of mars and whether either of them believe in god so it was a long and meandering conversation. that began with about 175 thousand listeners and reached a peak around the subject of immigration. when they were talking about energy for a while it went down to about 100,000, came back to 100 -- to 200,000 talking about immigration. this is a live event on a platform that did not bring much more than 1 -- more than 200,000 people listening to it and there are some dubious claims worth rectifying. he called her the number one

well, his father had olive trees in the village he grew up, and he loved these olive trees. so the olive trees were the love of his life. and in the koran, you spare trees and innocents because their sources of life. and one day the bulldozers came and they began to tear down the and his father fell on his back and he saw a tear come from his eye. and said, that's when i knew i had to save trees. it's not too complicated right? good story. no, i was back ten years later and i told that story, a big meeting. and oman, he said, my story. my story just. it was kind of cool. but the discovery that that when you get down to the human, the thing of cross cultural becomes a different thing. it's not categories, it's experience and. you know, the experiences of growing up that's not so easy anywhere, right? so it has been this discovery in japan in china, it's really a very life affirming thing. and it's why we started this new now as an experiment called being human. and we did it the first time. we're going to do it again this because it seems like that's a big question people hav

good morning america only on gma. >> jamie oliver, the one and only baby jamie oliver is back and he'srica. it's going to be the best thing ever. >> you know, we eat well when jamie is here, the whole food goes crazy with them working again. >> we feed you over there, okay? oh, ella is heading to miami. >> yeah, i am, so we are. >> that's why i'm wearing. we are penn state. >> yes, penn state notre dame, orange bowl. >> see you there, sam. champion. we're going to explain what this football thing is. all about. everybody check out espn to watch the game. it's going to be great. so excited tonight. >> it's been two big nba matchups. they started seven eastern. have a great day everyone. >> all right. the super high drama the college football playoff happens this week on the field. >> the countdown is on. and no matter who you're rooting for i know psu is my school. >> so say it with me. we are. good morning america with your all access. >> hold on people, we're that way. >> i see you on tiktok all the time when people don't know hidden cameras are rolling, you won't believe what every d

the outbound china restrictions which really not many people noticed that again, another significant oliveranch from the trump administration to beijing and of course you are seeing the tiktok news from president trump, there's more to that and just china, obviously one of his major donors but, investors are noticing these positives happening, it has been a little frustrating for us over here. >> even if there are positives happening between these two major economies, it doesn't address china's chronic structural issues and those are so big now, i literally don't know how they can be fixed, especially if xi jinping said what's the big deal about inflation. >> i think they are being very conservative with implementing this stimulant, they don't know exactly what those policies will look like but they don't have any choice, their back is up against the wall, a terrible performance of the shanghai composite, particularly this week, it is a thumbs down from investors in china saying you've got to do more and for any politician including president xi, when you get that thumbs down, that is a ba

along the sidewalk. >> advocates are outraged at the implementation of the year long, $1.5 million olive program. they point to santa clara county's nine unhoused deaths in the first seven days of the new year, as a sign the most vulnerable should not have their only tangible property towed. >> it's only going to cause people to lose their rvs, end up on the streets and increase the death rate. >> i am under no illusion that at the end of this year, when the pilot is over, there will be no more rvs in the city of san jose. this is an iterative process we're learning as we go. >> we talked to one rv resident who told me she and her boyfriend are going to be moving into permanent housing, and so they'll be leaving anyway. and two men told me they believe because they have the proper registration for the license plate and insurance, the police won't tow them. we'll put the complete list of the 30 sites on our website ktvu.com. at san jose city hall i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. back now to our weather. the forecasted wind has started to pick up in the bay area. meteorolo

along the sidewalk. >> advocates are outraged at the implementation of the year long, $1.5 million olivegram. they point to santa clara county's nine unhoused deaths in the first seven days of the new year, as a sign the most vulnerable should not have their only tangible property towed. >> it's only going to cause people to lose their rvs, end up on the streets, and increase the death rate. >> i am under no illusion that at the end of this year, when the pilot is over, there will be no more rvs in the city of san jose. this is an iterative process. we're learning as we go. >> we spoke to a couple of rv residents who say one woman told us that she and her boyfriend just moving into permanent housing, so they're going to be leaving anyway. and then two men told me that they believe because they have their proper registration and insurance. they don't believe that the city will actually tow them. so there is outreach needed by the city. we're going to put all 30 sites on our website, ktvu.com, and you can see the dates that each site is scheduled for, the clearing and the towing. we're liv

crowds gathered for a parade in philadelphia, and around a 3-foot long illuminated pickle in mount olive, north carolina. but the first drone light show in folly beach, south carolina, ended abruptly when drones forming a dolphin slowly drifted back to land. >> it looked like a gust of wind hit it and just kind of -- it dispersed. >> reporter: and this group of friends in san francisco took time to cherish the present. >> we cling to the things we love most, which is each other and our city. >> reporter: as many look forward to embracing a new year. and a new year comes with new laws across the country. you've got places like d.c. where retailers have to accept cash. there are a number of age-based social media bans across the country, some of those are being challenged. and places like minnesota, those will make it a bit more transparent to buy tickets to certain events. and, michael, for anybody who might fall off their fitness goals in 2025, in new york it just got a little bit easier to cancel a gym membership. >> all right, that's good news. jarred hill in new york, thanks. >>> well

. >> reporter: danny lee and his 6-year-old son oliver were among the many volunteers. >> kids and grown-ups are homeless. they don't have anywhere to live. >> reporter: officials say hundreds have fled the area to shelters with tens of thousands of people in l.a. county still under evacuation orders. now the cause of the two largest fires are still under investigation, but when all is said and done they are expected to be the nation's costliest. michael? >> all right, charlie demar on the front lines of the palisades fire. thanks. >>> the fbi is trying to identify the operator of a drone that collided with a firefighting plane bottling the -- battling the wildfires. authorities say the drone violated temporary flight restrictions puts into place in the wake of the fires on thursday and damaged the aircraft known as the super scooper. officials say there have been at least 40 incidents of drones forcing firefighters to pause air operations. ♪ >>> a church in santa monica opened its doors to people whose own house of worship was destroyed in the wildfires. more than 200 people attended mass y

i want to go back to new orleans where oliver thomas is standing by with katie wise. >> i have been talking with councilman thomas about a touching account he has to share from his time visiting patients in the hospital this morning. councilman, thank you for your time. tell us what you experienced and saw? >> we heard a lot about what happened with the perp perpetrator, the terror and violence that effected the city, the country in this event, very little have we talked about the human side of what happened with victims and two officers who were shot at the emergency room. my time in the emergency room this morning to see the families, to talk to them, to see the care from the medical emergency professionals has been exemplary at university hospital. there was one touching story with a young woman came by in her uniform, coming to check on her comrade, someone she had been through the academy with, someone she was friends with, and it was a tearful exchange to see her concern getting to someone she graduated with, a fellow officer, she talked about being on assignment with them and being s

and joining us now is new orleans city council member oliver thomas. councilman, thank you so much for being here. i know that you all are are learning new information. i also know that you're city council president is launching a fact finding committee to review this terror attack and its implications. i just want to ask you first about that, that clip from your lieutenant governor that we had in the story just before you, where he was saying that he asked for two years to have these bollards replaced. what do you know about that? i think a lot of people are curious. obviously, we heard from the the mayor that they weren't up because they were in the process of going up. but why have this event if they weren't there in place? did you not think people would be at risk of something like this? >> well, first of all, let me say i wasn't on the council three years ago and i wasn't in politics ten years ago. had i had that kind of information, then hopefully we would have done something so that we could have looked to replace or improve the protection syste

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so is available green of the oliver not available. so for me, for it goes on probably the key code. sure. the other thing is that the green, this is robert oakley unit for unit the the the many places in the world's wages stay on the divide between the 2 oceans. and the you might not think kids, one of them is hey, english is northern. i found your vision in the channels that us national park. and today's, we know the was a stuff with systems taking a deep side interest, which because the great can use the f b. i says that the vitality to of a deep fuck arriving at clack. have a nice slides on the vehicle time people was killed and dozens of others wounded in the incident in the us of the, of the audience. and you prizes and you upside to more than 50 years per pack or walk our for the 1st time in a year. and same thing cuts off to gas surprised to as he is being called in the line he finds, it's a part of a south through me so long as i suppose you put it in the feet and cheese on the terrace face is blowing rejection in africa.

so is available to green, a label oliver not available. so i was listening, it goes off of what it shows that you can finish off the green and dissolve it. hopefully you need to use the the plato says be a line should not be considering a piece plan for you. great. but in said, be focused on sending more weapons to the queue. again, the alliance demonstrates it can never entertain plans for peace and stability, as well as security for all in the meantime. as long or content, the death tool applies to face the no call roaming, attacked in new orleans as authority suggest the sus back to posted videos online hours before that that the incident was, is 555 dollars off to that pick up, slammed into this new york private pest let sign, but truck exploded any of that from a resulting las vegas? yes, we are investigating a possible connection between the 2 incidents as negotiations and a hostage deal between israel and how mass reported being hated. deadlock, we speak to the father of one of those being held captive, who says next.

these outlets are oliver, have very low reputation because, and this is just one thing they need some pressed to choose, you know, that show their only reporting. and now if they had reported 8 months ago, that would have been, you know, further momentum for more protests and blockades. i mean, there been courageous piece active is trying to block those arms from going to israel. and if they showed that footage, there would have been more public support for those peace activist. uh, so it has real political implications. and again, have people know this has gone for so long and why are they just reporting this now? and it's happened for months and so same, you know, if you crane. i think the catch come out of the bag there about a horrible view, craning regime is and the media record has been just a foreign and reporting of that conflict, purely demonizing, russia and never reporting stuff. the credit ukrainian army has done and you create a new regime which are becoming much more widely now. and so i think the reputation of plummets from their port on that conflict, as well as the co

i want to bring in new orleans city councilman oliver thomas. councilman, really appreciate your time. we have all been thinking and praying for your community as we watch the activity return to the streets that the entire country knows so well. what have you heard from your constituents as they learn more about this attack, as they continue to grieve? >> well, one of the things that we've been concerned about is a lot of misinformation. >> uh, a unified message coming from law enforcement and our officials and trying to have some clarity about what were the issues, what this a lone wolf? >> uh, did this person have accomplices? uh, should we be concerned about a secondary explosives, uh, or other locations? and hopefully today's press conference, uh, cleared that up with the young man from the fbi, our governor, our mayor and other officials. but just a combined message where we could at least count on the fact that the government was being transparent, law enforcement was being transparent, and we would know whether we were clear at least of t

you said that your but only a lot less to blow up the now could i even yeah, been at the round olives and forgot to go super r t v you soon she away in the district become little more than the bill, but i periods in the city i study ukraine was divided into 12 zones, depending on the degree of loyalty to the us west and ukraine was seen as the most promising, the south of crimea and on bass, even then look, characterized as promising with the local supporting most doors. and i need to consider, oh, we're like you said, since you won't grab those shit that is stalled, but yeah, it's stuck with a low grade. is the super i t squared vision. yeah. so, but everybody's ideas to say, your tom you was more you with what was the but i was and secured. i've even was lucy, just even the by it, i'm going through your body. but as a little sky near the blows up on the grades to prop up the new ukrainian soviet republic, lynn is hated by caves today announced the forcible ukraine eyes ation of the recently acceded parts of russia. the snow greenness though fortunately for staples, isabel h. dorski

or fiction, bear's skills gained the appreciation of nazar's other crew members, sister ecologists oliverdom with his own tiktok channel. nazar: good boy, good boy. sophie belair: i saw the opportunity and people on the internet loved watching him, so just kept rolling with it. joe: his videos have now made him perhaps the world's most famous deckhand. sophie: his most is 5.1 million views so far. nazar: thank you for supporting us. joe: in fact, nazar wonders whether customers come for the whales or bear. nazar: we've had an incredible amount of people coming because they do want to see bear. joe: but as much as bear is loved here on the docks, that wasn't always the case. nazar: i basically adopted him out of was a situation of just they didn't want him. nazar: he's always yelling at me. joe: turns out, as deckhands go, bear's biggest asset may be that of a loyal companion. nazar: you're definitely never alone if you want a friend. nazar: good boy. joe: a true necessity on the docks of fisherman's wharf. nazar: i just wish he could pick stocks. joe: well, still ahead, we'll slide into

had excluded a huge number of witnesses who wanted to make statements, including people like maggie oliver and whistle-blower. she ave a lot detective and whistle-blower. she gave a lot of _ detective and whistle—blower. she gave a lot of evidence to the greater manchester review commissioned by andy burnham. she also has a commissioned by andy burnham. sue: also has a huge amount commissioned by andy burnham. s12 also has a huge amount of experience and knowledge on what has taken place and she should have been the first person to be on the evidence list for a national inquiry and she wasn't. tomorrow the conservatives will force a vote in parliament. kai also said the inquiry _ force a vote in parliament. kai also said the inquiry was _ force a vote in parliament. kai also said the inquiry was further - said the inquiry was further reaching than grooming gangs and i think a national inquiry and what happened in terms of the grooming gangs and the people who knew about it such as the police. but you were in government for that i was culture secretary and this came nowhere near my desk. bu

a yellow belly, a black breast, this beautiful, olive—green wing, and a inquisitive, rather, currentlyle whitish eye. so this is the first—ever photo that was taken back in 1998. exactly, yes. and here is a painting done by my colleague, jess lund, of the same species, which really beautifully captures its slightly imperious nature. yeah, it looks quite a character. it is! that's perhaps why it's so hard to find. the namuli apalis lives only at high altitudes and right up in the canopy, so finding any trace of it from the ground is quite an effort. we've got pre—recorded calls of the bird from previous - expeditions from the namuli, and we're going to play- the male territorial- song, and even a male and female duet. and if there are any namuli apalis here, sometimes - they will respond. birdsong plays sometimes, even when they're with the flock, they may showl some curiosity, they might give a burst of calljust _ to announce their presence. they may come have a look. so the hope is that the namuli apalis will hear what you're playing on your iphone and your bluetooth speaker. yes. and

for us, we make a right turn up out of olive. and just to start the street, there's just nothing there. if you take one look at the rubble, you'll realize victoria's family lost so much. but amazingly, one day after the fire, firefighters made a priceless discovery when they found a symbol of love amidst destruction. as she rushed to evacuate early wednesday, victoria placed her wedding ring and wedding band near the front door. i took off all of my rings because it was so dry. i just kept putting hand lotion on and my rings were starting to kind of slide off and i thought, i don't need to look for that. if the power goes off, i'll just set it by the front door with my keys so i can grab it on the way out. sadly, she didn't grab the rings on the way out, so after her home burned, she returned on a mission. so i just asked these firefighters if they wouldn't mind helping me find my ring. victoria thinks she found a piece of her melted wedding ring, and the firefighters found something too. they're just like hands and knees digging

and then i say my name is oliver and um, it's one of them. that was really cool. yes. i'd be really happy to see you again. have lots of fun and rehab and good bye for now. tell a man or do you mind cannot with these nobody can understand what it's really like ultimately to leave with a hearing impairment. even my parents haven't really processed it. i'm, i'm in, in the end. we never really spoke about it properly, about how we feel, how we deal with it and what it actually does to us. yeah. not even up to today. this is great to see you. second here come in with the rest of the family home. uh huh. okay, good. look what i found was really old stuff for you before i throw it out. yeah. theres done throw it out no way less lucky the magnets still work with all commodities enrolled in 20 years. it's the technology here. let's see. what else? you know, i don't know, i just looked in, but you know, due to this and quite here's my goodness, look, this was a get well card from my class back. then they all signed it and it says, hopefully you'll be better soon. get well that'

with complex 216 oliver loses his hearing due to an illness. we joined him as he used his co, cleared himself to assist him in understanding speech and living life to the fullest some news i was dest. next on d, w channels instead of callous central kenya, many farmers have switched over a disastrous drown, so hitting the country more and more often. camels are game changer in times of climate change. they would stand better than cattle. everything. their milk is highly dollars. and 60 minutes on d, w, the little guys, this is the 77 percent. the platform for these issues and share ideas the you know, or the side that will be a north of bridge attached and then it gets top of applicants. population is really fast. the young people clearly have the solutions, the future, the 77 percent, every weekend on dw, the the, the funding simpson young finish. and i know when i was 15 years old, i go to re a form of meningitis. i could barely move ran a high temperature, and it was as if i had a whole lot of cotton stuffed in my ears on compact. as soon as

yeah, so that's, that's really the blazes raged across thousands of acres in the mass of olives of g t firefighters to being called in to help set colleagues on the ground too, and now facing a baffle on several fronts. meteorologist matthews approaches following developments in l. a. i asked him how these wildfires got so out of hand or you know, the rainy season typically begins and like late october, early november. so every time we get these offshore wind events, there can be fire weather, but usually by like november december with the rain the vegetation isn't desperate to burn. and so we wouldn't typically see what we're seeing right now. but to get that this time of year, you know, to have the dry conditions to have the extremely strong winds, the worst winds, and many places. since 2011. it's a classic recipe for disaster. what's happening right now is that there's high pressure spinning clockwise north of california. that's pushing air over the top of the mountains and is kind of squeezed over the mountains with accelerates. then it exhilarates down hill. it keeps up, it dri

olive, por sus siglas en inglés, es el nombre del programa piloto que puso en marcha san josé para despejarue son peligrosos. identificaron 30 sitios donde están actualmente este tipo de vehículos para convertir esas calles en zonas temporalmente prohibidas de estacionarse aquí en esta calle. hace como un mes o 2 meses. quienes se ubican sobre la calle chino west han sido los primeros en recibir la notificación. en este momento, nosotros no estamos haciendo nada malo por aquí y pues si nos sacan de aquí no tenemos para dónde irnos. el programa se implementará durante todo el año. por el momento hay un cronograma fijado hasta marzo de fechas y lugares donde los empleados de la ciudad dejarán estos avisos y les darán 2 semanas para moverse. de lo contrario, se procederá a remolcar el automóvil. it's just a way for people to lose the rbs that they have. quienes abogan por las personas sin hogar critican la iniciativa porque aseguran que muchos terminarán perdiendo sus casas rodantes. registered they're inoperable. hay quienes no las tienen registradas o están inoperativas. dice así que no las