. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> i was a singer. that was my instrument. >> reporter: at 81, phyllis can't put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> and the guitar she would play was getting too hard to play. >> this photo is taken in the 70s. >> reporter: the sweet memories of her time, making musk, still play a beautiful tune in her mind. >> she is happy. >> reporter: she is well aware the gift of music can do. >> youth get into the music. you are inside of it practically. it is amazing. >> reporter: phyllis is now vocal about the strain on students not having the right avenues for them to express themselves. >> i don't think they understand how important it is to have the arts. >> reporter: she worries this year's cuts to fourth quarter grade music classes is just the beginning of more to come where if you felt like an outsider, this was a way, maybe, that you could feel you belonged. >> reporter: aiden is following in phyllis's footsteps. he found joy in music as well. >> i do this every day. >> reporter: and gets the op

. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a singer. >> reporter: at 81, phyllis can't put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> i am arthritic. >> reporter: the guitar was getting too hard to play. >> this was taken in the '70s. >> reporter: sweet memories of her time playing music still bring a good tune in her mind. >> she's happy. look at the joy she has. >> reporter: she's well aware the sound of music can do for those creating it. >> when you get into the music, you are inside it practically. it's amazing. >> reporter: phyllis is vocal about strain on students not having the right avenues for them to express themselves. >> i don't think they understand how important it is to have the arts. >> reporter: she worries the cuts to fourth grade music classes is the beginning of more to come. >> if you felt like an outsider, this was a way maybe you could feel you belonged. >> reporter: aiden is following in phyllis' footsteps. he found joy in music as well. >> i do this every day. >> reporter: he gets the opportunity to explore

. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a senior. that was my instrument. >> reporter: at 81 years old, phyllis cannot put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> i am arthritic now. >> reporter: the guitar she would play to accompany her voice was getting too hard to play. >> this photo was taken in the 70s. >> reporter: the sweet memories of her time making music, still play a beautiful tune in her mind. >> look, she is happy, look at that joy. >> reporter: she is well aware of the gift the sound of music can do for those creating it. you can get into the music. >> i mean, you are inside of it, practically. it is amazing. >> reporter: phyllis is now vocal about the strain on students not having the right avenues for them to express themselves. >> i think we understand how important it is to have the arts. >> reporter: she worries this year's cuts to fourth-grade music classes are the beginning of more to come. >> if you felt like an outsider , this was a way, maybe, but you could feel you belonged. >> reporter: aiden is follo

. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a singer.s my instrument. >> at 81 years old, phyllis can't put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> i am arthritic now. >> reporter: the guitar she would play to accompany her voice was getting too hard to play. >> this photo was taken in the '70s. >>> it still plays a beautiful tune in her mind. >> she's happy. >> she's well aware the gift of music can do when creating it. >> when you are singing, you get into the music. i mean, you are inside of it practically. it's amazing. >> phyllis is vocal about the strain on students not having the right avenues for this em to express themselves. >> i don't think they understand how important it is to have the arts. >> she worries the cuts to 4th grade music classes is just the beginning of more to come. >> if you felt like an outsider, this was a way maybe you could feel you belonged. >> aiden is following in phyllis' footsteps. >> we are going to my 6th period class. >> he found joy in music as well. >> i do this every day for an hour a day.

the reason for her hospitalization was given. phyllis nicola is an outspoken critic of bella, reese's leader, alexander lucas shanker. china has launched 3 astronauts into earth orbit to complete construction of its new space station. china wants to operate the station for about 10 years. it's already invested millions in the project. thousands of people have been protesting against attacks and kurdish groups in syria and iraq, turkey and iran, if intensified action directed and the kurds. iran has launched drone strikes in iraq while turkey has hit what he calls kurdish militant pose in northern syria on korea has also announced plans for a ground offensive, but daily life in these kurdish areas. it's already being disrupted. when mohammed sully man drives through his village near the turkish border, it's like driving through a ghost town. the syrian card says nearly every one has fled from here. the attacks of the last 2 days left no other choice, went on with the gym. udo and we were bombed by turkish drones. why our families have lived here for hundreds of years. there's no milita

i used them was phyllis is a stunning backdrop. a great sense of humor and total ease in front of the camera. it's a winning combination, ah fiddle. i'm certainly blessed to have been born in iraqi, but simply being authentic doesn't ensure success. they like this kind of constant combination of like, what is it? it can do on your side to reach audience and to appeal to something that isn't out there yet. right. so maybe that's a point, a perspective on the world that hasn't been captured and, but i'm sure that just as she is now very successful. there's probably a lot of other people who had like a similar story that something very similar. and they were just not picked up by the algorithms. i think it's a combination of offer something unique. and then also just have to be a bit lucky ah, confidence and thick skin are also important traits to have. so as not to be brought down by negative comments. it is either we're just going by received many comments like that more at the beginning when people made fun of my appearance as an i

but it's hope these samples will help phyllis gatt. further east supply the balleny islands. for most of the year they look to see ice but a visit like this in summer means a team of scientists can dredge the ocean floor. and i've been drafted in to hel. getting better and better. this is a good idea. a certain amount of the log. on the bottom. in the name of the technique is pretty much to his as far has. lost that'll oxen line. and then after that they can get it. there is -- creatures and come up with a of particular interest of those that take common from the environment by locking it away in the shells. these then end up being buried in the sea bed when they die. over the last hundred years cabin dioxide levels in the atmosphere have risen dramatically largely as a result of out burning of fossil fuels. the role these creatures play to counteract this needs to be beer understood and incorporat in climate change model. where does the? values and it's a perfect. model than a centimeter [inaudible] yeah. hilton's native cobb -- these guys here the cresting ones right and th

our community responded in a big way. 81-year-old phyllis eyman donated her guitar , the once used in the '70s, to accompany her voice as a singer. she said she worries this year's cuts to fourth-grade music class is the beginning of more cuts to come. >> i don't think they understand how important it is to have the arts. if you felt like an outsider, this was a way that maybe you could feel you belong. expect a way to feel you belong. aiden's mom said that even created a storage space to hold the instruments that he is quickly collecting. and you can be a part of this community effort. we have this information on our website, kpix.com . just look under the build bridges section. to can pickle ball and how celebrities are fighting the fight to keep people in houses. >>> coming up at 5:00, much-needed help for our neighbors in the south bay. we are going to show you approach to housing in our community. it's a great story. >>> nearly 5 million americans are playing pickle ball, and for the first time, celebrities are getting in on the act. late show host stephen colbert says his wife g

. >> 81-year-old phyllis ayman donated the guitar she used back in the 70s, to accompany her voice as a singer. she says she worries cuts to fourth-grade music classes is just the beginning of more to come. >> i don't think they understand how important it is. if you felt like an outsider, this was a way, maybe, that you could feel you belonged. >> aidan's mom said they created this storage space to hold the instruments he is collecting. you can still donate. we have the info on our website at kpix.com. curious about you guys, did you play an instrument? i played piano. >> i did not but i wish i did. i really want my boys to do it. >> it's neat to see young people who want to change and they just go make it happen. >> piano and trumpet, a bit of drums. trumpet and piano, because drums are hard. >> i can imagine your parents with the drums. >> it was more like a summer project where i did it at school. >> good for your brain. >> that is so true and it's easier to learn it when you were younger. i tried piano in college and it was tricky. >> same thing with foreign-language is. trying t

. >> reporter: sister jane rudolph and volunteer francis phyllis and on history as a countdown to all entries planted by -- it something so beautiful and that we are using the fruits because for many years , it dropped on the ground. >> such a special event to bring the community in to interact with the sisters. >> look at these. they are beautiful. >> reporter: for more than two decades, the sisters led the way as the dominicans of san jose harvested 200 olive trees. the olives gets process for three. the bottles are sold at an annual fundraiser. sister jane heads up the fundraiser, the holiday boutique. a half-century tradition raises about $100,000 a year to support more than 100 sisters in retirement and in care systems, plus local food banks and overseas disaster relief. francis has coordinated hundreds of volunteers in the last six years. her service , a gift of love to the sisters who have supported her in pursuing her education and teaching in dance. >> they have been the champions and my cheerleaders of my life. that's just a blessing to me. i cannot be more grateful. >> repo

his lout his in him and he come to what is phyllis on and i had to come, what we're seeing here is the contour of the wing and on the rear edge, the source of the sound in the original where we've not yet applied a bra shotzel and now the difference when we apply the bratia, we should see a clear reduction, and indeed you see that everything that was read before has gone away a lot. in other words, we've significantly reduced this sound source. you can see it very clearly. the brush itself has been very effective at some good reason. the brush on the wing h reduce to sound by a 3rd research breakthroughs light is brought to life in the hanging of the aerospace center. together with his team, professor dell is found way to apply the soft trailing edge principal to the landing flap of the plane wing. yet sandia de land doing this vice. now we've learned by softening the transition from trailing edge to free flow. we can reduce the sound in this instance, we haven't used brushes, or other things. we've implemented it with a material that's permeable to air flow. multi are sort of sponge b

now he can't imagine painting indoors lame, phyllis and extreme painter, often working in defiance of the forces of nature. as in 2014 on germany's north sea island hello land. and he can o'connor when i feel the tempest. that's an incredible resistance that i have to work against. i'll buy and i can use unbelievable quantities of pain to create something to stand up to it before then the more extreme, the conditions, the more expressive and abstract to work turns out to be true. as i express he rap abstract. javier new backhoe in 2017 ice lans volcanic wilderness pushed lame full to his limits. he painted 12 pictures within 2 weeks under the most adverse conditions. grandma and regardless of all can a traitor. why had pains and cameras as 200 meters up and then did my painting and dragged everything back down again? i did it after that. you're totally exhausted. man donna phillip freddy. back amberlynn. here. he works. 85 meters above the city's roof tops for this project landfill allocated some 80 kilograms of oil paints a feet of logistics in itself. the thick strokes of paint make

download it now for for the amount of cost is increasing every year for many im gonna working on lend. phyllis was the only wife, very holiday destinations, a drowning interested wife. we read wine and that we could look at the console with every year. your other exports are 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d, w, made for mines a. this is d w news, and these are our top stories negotiators have reached a draft deal on a climate compensation fund at the ones comp 27 summit in egypt. the proposal would see countries agree to set up a fund to compensate vulnerable nations impacted by climate change.

her literary ancestor phyllis wheatley died under similar circumstances from poverty, treatable disease, treatable diseases. born of poverty and continue to play african-american people inthis country . zora hurston and phyllis wheatley are both pioneers who saw their careers rise employment, both of whom was reputation have been rescued posthumously and new generations now have new stories about the two of them with the conditions necessary for rebirth to take place. we are a people alice walker wrote but people are not homogeneous and it is our duty as artists and as witnesses for the future to collect them again for the sake of our children and if necessary bone bible. in another essay about specifically richard wright and zora neale hurston jordan wrote we need everybody and all that we are. we need to know the complete cost of the unfolding complicated heritage that is our experience. to me this is a rallying cry, a credo. it is incumbent upon all of us to make the future visible. thank you thank you so much emily. i always look forward to the dialogue we're all going to have about

he talked about phyllis wheatley, the first black woman to publish a book of poetry and set her work below the dignity of criticism. it was not worth in with because black people did not have, to his mind, the dexterity necessary to create works of art. i thought about that and i was thinking about how so much of what i learned about jefferson growing up did not include other pieces of history. i thought about how that is a reflection of the way which we talk and failed to talk about american history. for so long we only told one part of the story and for so long, until recently, have left large parts of the story out. i went to monticello to get a sense of, how is this institution that carries the responsibility of conveying the legacy of jefferson, how is this institution communicating who jefferson was? are they communicating the totality of who jefferson was? part of what they are doing in monticello is including the narrative of the descendants of people who were enslaved. one of the descendants had this moment in the research i was doing where he said -- talking about the oral

s. virgin but velasco that phyllis, could believing that she could read he. he wanted the money come pressure, miss my. have it legally mean it's good for mom in the front desk with scholastic. when you on that for him, a movie, julie nashua saw that they're still on the gymnast european lucille sham before i to customers. it was that you can, a shock was, is heavy to counselors to thank you, my dear, i'm a broken miss neely's, mom was that i really didn't come up when you load most unless that issue i would, you could get anybody at a street in saint ah, lord have mercy on them for they know now what they do carved into the wall of a secret prison cell. this inscription is not 80 years old, but just the age. ah, just want to put it to rico bus north hill. apollo, give us that. let me just get on there for anybody you and i got a bill so you just hold on to the bills i use bullshit. so when you call to check up on what i gotta ola douglas was a go until that she's little to legacy pick them up on the wall if they are with me . but i don't as i was dealing wit

phone don't work, which does not come to me will carry, leave my children, and my room can show the phyllis i showed them. there was a lot of concern in europe and in nato in the united states. that if we started providing ukraine with heavy weaponry, that this would somehow make russia think that we were party to the conflict and then expand the war. and we didn't want that many well it quit fortified areas have been constructed on the lp on dpr border in recent years. there hampering rapid troop advances. they so called act defense strategy is 50 years old. it was developed by the west to oppose the ussr. today, the ukrainian army uses it, so the russian army employs own school tactics, probing the enemy's defense is eating their positions with artillery fire and only then involving infantry is a better mood for that coupon for bar owner carter, i see with the new issue for the using if anything was more than for the 3rd figure, we were fishing. wish 1000000 for marijuana to venge if or what i need my ball offer, or prior to co a door, your former will be in the 3rd. the 3rd was me secure

what should the sooner than years could they will go to school with for you, leave me teaching a phyllis with the way you learn a little bit on chris and i don't wish to participate in washington. he's just not much just allowed to would say by out. yeah. i do with year and you had to live but she now play it. i'm just keep with that is put us. but yet, i want to said that i was like, what other cost on the eve, but he's log out the church wouldn't get a minute please just a minute. shock that was done with it, but i'm wish list if you just because of it's a student, it's me i'm it's, i mean, is there any other you'd say she's got school park, is that going? yeah, that's about thank of her with the blog. little now. yeah. i'm up here a couple of dispatch of your machine. i don't believe so because you legally which with duck open them you which she, you know, bottle even of a bit of what subway say bus mozilla. adults constant daniel green is up to modern, but the resistance fighters were between $16.18 with the youngest being only 14. which, unless you could do this hosting for new solu

i'm reaching a phyllis with us at the way. you just sort of federal go the local dealer on kristen. i don't wish to question. i don't wish to answer. he's just not much list allowed to would say by attic. yes i do. would you and i did it, but she not saved searches to put that is put us the yet. i want to said that i was like, what are the crescent on the eve lago, the church that i wouldn't get a minute please just a minute shocked that was done with it, but i'm listening. it's usually just because of it's a subordinate, it's me i'm it's, i mean, is it, i knew that you'd say she's, yeah, it would have been good at squibb park is a good yes. what about don cover or with the blog? little now. yeah. he is a couple of words budget. mm i don't believe so break ideally, gordon, which with duck opening, which funeral or even of what that what sub with a bus mozilla, the south constant, then you're going is that some of them, but the resistance fighters were between 16 and 18. but the youngest being only 14, which, unless you could utilize those 2 new solution. sure. you as william milan d

seem are going we are using the economy, putting the stass here still probably cases courses, case phyllis or the to come ok. no k pass sentences for me for. but there was a problem 100 by you morning. i believe so much of the bottles called the police as an see the assist you now in similar ivy though i will a consequence here or in general? no, no passing along with your phone. i was recently looking for we are going to tell you some longer to many cases of killings of journalists have been forgotten by officials in mexico, but not by the families who've lost their loved ones. most cases go and investigated. or even if there is an investigation, the key individuals involved escape justice. like in the case of moist, says in the weeks that followed the kidnapping authorities arrested admission to police officer to take him part. he testified that the order to adopt and kill me says, came from the man that one police officer is currently the only person in prison to the killing of me says, hello calvin, the philosophy that le persona get a senior level come out towards intellect. well know

but that releases enormous amount of c o 2, the phyllis, there is no need. we can do both, save one of the most effective cobblins storage systems in the world and found them at the same time. let's take a look. oh, good, good. good. to find out how that supposed to work, we came here a farm in germany's east. all of this used to be conventional so dry farmland, but in 2015 it got turned back into pete lance wet farm land. this is sebastian pitney. the guy who's in charge of it all, he re where it is $107.00 hecht is completely pitied, mainly grows much grasses to sell as horse feed, but operating in the wet new need, wealth, special equipment. it is a former snow chair that used to groom ski runs, it had to be completely rebuilt. we kept mostly, the chains had to be completely replaced by an amount. and you had these aluminum bars, which are quite aggressive, allowing you to drive up the mountain apple fall. we want to work as gently as possible on the ground. so we installed wide steel struts instead of like the starting the valve to keep his feels wet pit

out 0 cap ation. african leaders have declared a whole whole phyllis ease in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the agreement takes effects at 16 gmc on friday, and girl is president husband hosting talks between wanda and the d. c. and fighting between congress troops and the m 23. 5. in shasta has a keys around the bank or if something kimberly is denied. c, l c president felix, he's the kid he was at the meeting. but one does. president poll gotten a sense? his foreign minister malcolm webb is near the front line and ethan d. r. c. he has more on that meeting room on the president who could gum a didn't to send the so in lieu unders capital and go to he was meant to be what were meant to be presidential level told, including congolese president felix to kitty as well. for one dissented 4 minutes, that people going to be waiting to see if that's a reflection of rwanda level of bi into the communique that was published to communicate says that m $23.00 should cease fire and c opperation. again, probably the 4th is an un peacekeepers. by the end of friday and 2 days from now, i'm $23.

but that releases enormous amount of c o 2, the phyllis, there is no need. we can do both, save one of the most effective carbon storage systems in the world and found them at the same time. let's take a look. oh, good to find out how that supposed to work. we came here a farm in germany's east. all of this used to be conventional so dry farmland, but in 2015 it got turned back into pete lance wet, farmland. and this is sebastian kitley, the guy who's in charge of it. all he re wedded is 107 hecht is completely pitied, mainly grows marsh grasses to sell us horse feed, but operating in the wet new need wealth, special equipment. it's a former snow cat used to groom ski runs it had to be completely rebuilt. we kept muslim. the chains had to be completely replaced them. on a mountain, you had these aluminum bars which are quite aggressive, allowing you to drive up the mount napa. we want to work as gently as possible on the ground, so we installed wide steel struts instead of like the starch digging the valve to keep his feels wet pitifully needed to completely

ah, that he can, you know, squeeze really focus always with the new phyllis. sammy persevere, sweeney problem. i mean. busy as anna made her way to russia, the moldova and security services sent their units to combat the capital of. gotcha . so you don't use what else veto. it's a parents the flu. she with what she's choice, what your school bush. she thought so my own words were cheaper. obviously, flemish, the intake across grand. he's putting us through him. he's good, go was you steam had to be made to determine how to reduce keeping the stimulus. like justify she looting, cutout danya. so money you do, my ask for somebody will for you lose you buy from us for enough of it. i have a 4 foot watch truck more for you on your special service is condition sure to slow this but sadly in their garage. no cranial look good, because if it's even the move wouldn't bother. that's sort of a protein. yeah. it's, it's pretty much a use of the mobile work occurs due to you percent in your home. right? yeah. like when your nearest cross my, with my with i'm not going to take a seat. i bought it n

now by dw barbara basil in strossberg barbara phyllis in here, what does this declaration by the european parliament? me it is a political signal that's all his really because you're rightly and said that there is no legal shape form or a basis for this in european law. so they more or less made it up. the initiators, the, or the who you find among the right wing conservatives and nationalist party, sir, in the european parliament. they made it up as they went to law and they thought and couldn't we, as sort of a, do this said to russia, apply this to russia just as the united states do, per said for to north korea and, and for instance, cuba. so we're the european union, so for only has organizations, lists is listed like hamis and others as, as sponsors of terrorism. and this is the 1st time it happens, it, but it has no legal consequences. because if for, for that the states, the, the membership member states of european union would have to adopt this resolution . and they won't, i mean that much is totally clear. can you imagine germany of france adopting this and saying ok, and we al

ah, that he can you unless we really focus on what the new phyllis sammy persevere, sweeney problem. i mean, as anna made her way to russia, the moldova and security services sent their units to combat the capital of ga. gotcha. so you don't use what else veto spirits it flew she with what she's choice, what your school bush she thought so. mold in mortal stage which you are bustling, thomas for, intake across. greg. he's putting us through them. he's good, go was you. steam were made to the 20 make up ridges, keeping the stream. like use the stuff i st. louis. hot out, daniel. so money losing money out so somebody will for you lose you by yourself. almost will not profit. i had a foot wash for smoke or you can your specials, every should finish them. sure. to was with degree in their garage, no grain. you know the look good. because if it's even the move wouldn't be, that's literally what i need to speak was through his folder yesterday a a is due to your question in your call me. yeah. when your nearest cross my with my with i'm not going to take a seat. i bought it new to the brow

increased by up to 30 percent compared to the period proud to the pandemic. icy da soon if what him, phyllis and ticket, an angry his. some of the at risk adolescence develop psychological symptoms and stressful situations in money faithfulness is he categor well put him blurry that could mean thoughts of suicide. her katie, and this requires immediate hospitalization, a few and medication to modify these disorders, only if he got a thought or thought. the doctor also warns that consultations for different emotional problems such as eating disorders, anxiety and depression, have increased by between 30 and 40 percent or my mother put electress. casey there was more demand due to the stress on isolation. adolescence experiences totally tampered. i'd say they were the most affected age group murphy since they lost social contact saturday it on, it hasn't gone back to normal. not oil emma, precisely because of the stress. the consequences of the confinement began to be seen in sierra. the hospital's children's mental health team meets up once a week psychologist and professor pars mannion. ini

and then our go margin up the stairs to get destroyed again in our so it's just like, oh is that phyllis like you? that's why you don't sale because like your own mother don't protect you is like an act. well now go with me. you know, where can i go? i'm smart, the key blend is happening. keep happening. to me. keep taking my ski dornan's to me until i just found he said look, i had enough and one day i said no, i'll care cuz he knows like, you know, do this. i would say your mother and he so mom, mom is a bead at a smile. tell you that you don't. you don't want to stay in the just the beat up when i tell you i'm in a beat down so severe. i'm know what the hell are dear to get beat down like they're really like. so if our duty is gonna make a black, she now believe me, she love you. so harm. so she can come in just worst like, and we forgive her arm around so be in that all the time for women have been destroyed to have an emotional connection with the mayor to feel one. 0, when you choose me one. 0 ok. lead away in actually it let my children get in a way of moody home and as a thing li

somebody as well, surely tell them i didn't want to find himself a n d who are all seen as support in phyllis and bernard g a n. and this is also, i strong cigna a. m i a 23. i'm not in support of this agreement, so keep your position on the ground. and i know that he's on the up of the effectiveness of the, the disagreement is the fact that on the ground, and when did this seems to her upper hon. and i did convinced that maybe size one of the biggest city in the east and part of the congo w wilma and then be able to influence the political law. damn cbs. the presidents have kenya. angie gander. i'm heading to south korea and vietnam on separate trips to strengthen trade and business ties between africa and asia. president router arrived in solar south korea early on tuesday. his trip focuses on pasting trade relations as well as investment opportunities in the energy and technology site. and is the most official visit to the country by the canyon head of state since $990.00 was the v becomes the 1st the guns, and later to make an official trip to vietnam takes place if the 2 countries are se

she them cultural reports from phyllis in southeast and took here. oh, summer her hum done wrong was barbershop in as, as in northern syria. since the civil war begin, he witnessed a tax. why i so and kurdish fighters, the vi peachy the past couple of years had been relatively quiet. but earlier this week, as ours was once again hit by rockets or whoever it was a bloody night. i don't know when we will get rid of this y p g terrorist threat. it's affecting business. we hope the turkish military launches this operation soon and restores safety. he is referring to a turkish ground operation and to northern syria. something the government of frederick type ardon has hinted at with wildlands rising along the border. and in a stumble, where a booming killed 6 people earlier this month. in the border region, some are concerned for the safety. i lived with this bomb threat because there is no alternative or solution. a lot of civilians are paying a lot of money to immigrate. if i had other options, i wouldn't stay here. we're only a serial turkish business

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the days early game, costa rica bounce back from the 7 l. defeat to spain, by beating japan case phyllis 81st minute go was enough for wondering when the after had been alley stadium, that was costa rica 1st shot on target this tournament. despite dominating possession, japan couldn't at the opening game when over germany, that best chance came 2 minutes from the end. but i. e g come out. i couldn't finish. it means the group is wide open with all teams, with the chance of getting through in the final round of matches. jim and nash with watching this game shocking germany and they're ready for the game. it was japan turned to be on the end of an upset. they went into this game again, costa rica full of confidence. also that when a jeremy that would have expected to be as close to reconcile the last 7 main in that it wasn't to be able to reconcile with the late to sting in the town an 81st minute when now i'm and vice versa. disappointed japanese fan lenses. ugh, did you deserve to lose that game? yes, but oh, i do my best, but the summer said the o goalkeeper. oh, do mistake but i don't

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will tell you, arkansas, kind of since may when banks offer 0 interest and you already have enough, phyllis and yachts and pricey watches in having a bank see or a vanguard. a grad richter on the wall becomes a starter symbol holder and gather he started hunting and that's something people with enough money are willing to pay a lot of money for it. right. he has a field of fellows, took him eager art investors can be found at events like art basil, the fair brings together the world of art and financed with wheeling and dealing conducted over champagne and oysters. per bother of of a heavy this is your typical basil crowd. here the are tear ranges from classical modern to contemporary also data trucks, young and old collectors not through the human. the eyes is on the month. i'm not. is it for the 11th was here. the week long art basil fare features painting, sculptures and photos from around 270 galleries among them. this work by influential american artist john michelle. basque. yeah. perfect video and this is priced at $40000000.00. there have been vasquez that cost a lot more money than

pages, undermining the prosecutor's case, including affidavits from snitch john hall and his wife phyllismoment? >> we are hopeful because we believed that there is more than official grounds in that petition for some court to grant relief. >> but prosecutors vigorously defended their conviction. years passed well ogrod remained on death row. as the convicted killer of a four-year-old girl, he says he was often beaten by both inmates and officers. by now, tom had been hard at work on a book about ogrod case, and it was published in 2017. the same year that the city elected a new district attorney, larry cries inner, a former civil rights lawyer. krasner immediately poured resources into a conviction integrity unit to investigate claims of innocence and hired patricia cummings to run it. ogrod case was among the first that her team reviewed. >> we started that endeavor by hiring experts that had no affiliation with the case. we just said, here, take a look at what we got. tell us what farber gene can tell us about how she died. >> according to the confession, ogrod hit the little girl over

well inland in the 30's 40's cover us at the coast covering traffic reyna phyllis will we still havehat accident on the san mateo bridge? this is on the eastbound side. >> right near the causeway there. so you can certainly see that delay and it's slowing things down. also on the westbound side because people traveling in looking, it'll take you a little under 35 minutes to make it as you're traveling from a 80 to 101, uptick of about 15 to 20 minutes traveling from the peninsula towards the east bay heading into the city right now. 32 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. that's how long it's going to take you our highways now, 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. 21 minutes for you as you're traveling the south bay, up 1, 0, 1, 50 minutes. 85 into menlo park. let's check on 8.80, castelli down towards milpitas about 37 to 40 minutes and highway for come to concord just under 16 darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> all right. well, 8.49, the question would like to ask is, do you have an emergency kit ready to go in the case of a natural disaster was count on. go t

review the familiar you probably it's no less shocking that in those dualities of those expressions of phyllis wheatley and also the enunciation and then to continue in the novel of a tradition that was forced upon of the technique that makes the white folks laugh they probably wrinkled when she read the review for her friend and mentor folklore fiction at best and dismissing for her failures what the most powerful thing in black literature which was thehe protest novel. he was more than a mentor and someone she reallyy admired and did not give praise easily. i did not collect mentors readily set was less critical review and was a good student and faithful in that way calling it a blight of calculated burlesque with those consequences the book was a f commercial failure fewer than 5000 copies which is extraordinary then dying and was laid to rest at the time all of the books were out-of-print. turner wrote in his book that it was eccentric but perhaps appropriate returning to florida to take a job as a cook in a made for a white family and to die in poverty. so it was appropriate saying that s

phyllis morris, usa rj reynolds tobacco company and swedish match north america supporting a yes vote on prop 31 other groups, the american heart association, the american lung association and the american cancer society. in all, california voters are asked to vote on 7 statewide propositions. kron four's catherine heenan is breaking down. what's on the ballot for us join us this sunday evening at 9.30, for what you need to know before you head to the polls. all right. now to the south bay and the race for san jose mayor city council member matt mahan and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez are locked in a heated, an expensive competition with more than 8 and a half million dollars spent between the 2 candidates campaigns, mahan and chavez have collectively raised 2.2 million dollars since june to fuel their campaigns. current san jose mayor sam liccardo is turning out. he's publicly endorsed mahan to take his place. early voting has been underway for weeks now. but analysts say not many people have turned in their ballots yet. capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look a

as far as bay area traffic reyna, phyllis and yes, so we do have an accident on the bay bridge right near the toll plaza. >> the metering lights already gone on. so we've gone up about 14 minutes. that's up from 12 or we started so no major delays were going to close eye on things. there. your san mateo bridge, 13 minute say 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge. put you at about 7 minutes tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge. if you're taking that 19 minutes, 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. 602. and today, 48,000 university of california workers are going on strike. yeah. they're upset about their level of compensation and the strike could cause problems for students just as we're approaching finals exams properties will tran standing by live at the campus of uc berkeley with more. well. >> while they want to teach their boss is math that they say that they're not getting paid enough on average. some of them make about 24,000 and that is not enough. and that is why after talking for more than a year, they ar

right now including the folks behind me hitting the pavement so hard for months and we have jacob and phyllis and sue here, and they know the stakes are incredibly high which is why they're spending their monday knocking on doors trying to get the final persuadable voters, which there are very few left, but the most important kind of voters for them right now are the voters who they can persuade to actually go out and vote. turnout is so incredibly important. >> you have sue who is about to knock on this door, and sue actually retired on september 1st, she told me that on that day, her retirement, she had brunch with her husband and went to the democratic headquarters and said sign me up, put me to work and she said she is very excited to actually start enjoying her retirement shortly here. now they're busy at work right now. but i want you to hear what they told me earlier. listen. >> knocking on doors, very pro democrats, they show up at rallies, they like josh shapiro, they show up at their rallies. >> you're seeing a lot of enthusiasm? >> i'm seeing a lot of enthusiasm. i know that someti

but then phyllis schlafly cranked up machine of opposition and it stalled at 35 states. so, you know, most people, to be honest, assume the amendment was a dead after they extended the deadline, but that that at that point, it would be a dead letter. but then with this new energy, people said, well, we can waive the deadline like the deadline was imposed by congress and congress can get rid of it. so imagine a scenario where the democrats were in charge of congress, virginia, that the 38 state ratified it. they could have rushed a bill saying we wave the deadline and we consider the era valid and part of the constitution that might have worked. you know there actually were a couple of amendments that were where there was a debate over enough states had ratified it. the 14th and 15th amendments where states were trying to withdraw their ratification. and congress just ignored them and said it's valid. so but unfortunately that vote happened at a time of divided government. the house was willing to act and mitch mcconnell sat on it. and so so right now, i mean, i don't see