polis: no, absolutely not. we have an issue in colorado where we want to and we don't have the time frame to specify in terms of when we will achieve this, but yes, we want to accept cryptocurrency for a variety of state services and payments. to be clear, the state would not hold any assets in crypto. those will be instantly converted back when the transaction occurs. it's a valid point on both public and private sides here in transactions using crypto. taking the risks of holding the crypto is different and handling it for the purpose of the transaction. in the case of the public, the government would not be interested in participating in the speculative aspects, positive or negative, and we use it as a means of exchange for purposes of payments. in the private sector, or companies that have enabled transactions of crypto, they can make those decisions about if or when they hold the currency risks. it's no different than international companies that take payments in a variety of currencies. the dollar fluctua

we invited my friend governor polis for his remarks. governor polis: thank you governor hutchinson.behalf of governor phil murphy, we welcome everyone. we have a different standard of measuring whether in colorado -- weather in colorado. if we have eight to 10 inches we say, time to hit the slopes paid we can sympathize that will be of two or three feet in the day that is when we get worried and another is a different preparation and standards in different areas and we hope the northeastern governors can manage the blizzard and help many of them are able to join us. i want to thank governor hutchinson for his work on computer science. what could be more important to the future not just of arkansas or colorado but to our entire country of being competitive in preparing the next generation of kids for the jobs of the future, many of which touch areas of computer science. it is an exciting opportunity for america to catch up and implement best actresses that we know work -- best practices that we know work and seek to make them universal so everyone has the opportunity to live up to th

it's not about whether or not poly. kicks the soccer goal whether or not polly actually, i mean scores the soccer goal or whether or not she finds the law stock. so she gets in there and tries because that's what girls do so that's why i wrote the book for little girls and big girls and their brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles and everyone. so that's what the book is about and what i have is somebody with me who is going to be my interviewer. you're not going to get to see her. her name is laura because we just have the one camera here, but she's going to have some questions and i will do my best to answer them. right. so let's start senator. what is the pinky prom? so a pinky promise? doesn't start here it starts here. a pinky promise is about the things. that we believe. and that we want to make a commitment. so sometimes a pinky promise is about the things you're not going to do anymore. i'm not going to yell at my brother anymore. we've done peaky promises around that. sometimes it's how i'm gonna make the wo

the 2 cal poly universities in san luis obispo and pomona. they made a last-minute adjustment to their annual rose parade float and honor to honor the famous alum, madden played both football and baseball at the san luis obispo campus when the school was known simply as cal poly. the tribute will be very subtle. but keen eyes will probably be able to spot it. there will be a small football adams name and with the slogan ride high. that's a reference to the university's fight song. >> one small speck for man. a giant scientific achievement for mankind. new video shows the james webb telescope as it travels t >> take a close look at the center of your screen. that's going to be kind of hard to see. but a tiny speck. is there some where it's one of the first sightings of the james webb telescope streaking across space. this is video from a telescope and the netherlands. there's another one in scotland that spotted 2 little moving dots. both the telescope in the upper stage of the rocket ariane, 5. the web is almost halfway to its destination bet

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kabul is country director of the norwegian refugee council, or lean a belive in miss belin, on the poly barn in their meetings in our slow have demanded of garrison's cash reserves worth 10000000000 dollars be released. so afghans can be helped is the lack of that money hindering aid relief and have gone his thumb. it entering more on the economy and that money is needed to be released to shore up trade and investment in the country. and also as a contribution towards paying salaries for health care workers for education workers in the country at the moment. is it an economic standstill because there is no investment and because all assets have been frozen, so it is critical that a resolution is found to, to release those funds, but also to open up the banking system again. and western leaders and officials were the austin, there were demanding of the fall upon improve women's and minority rights in the country before any money is released to the group. do you think that should be the priority right now? personally i believe very strongly that what is needed for this country is a soluti

talking humanitarian relief with the poly bond. a delegation is in order to discuss age 4, afghans and human rights about the poly bond have made clear what they really want is recognition as a government. but even that implicit in these talks plus with children forced by co vigilant online, many may be getting far too used to the virtual world. we shared one families experienced in india. ah, i british energy, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. i've got his thoughts bought a bundle as i'm eating breasted officials in our slow to press home to main demands legitimacy. and on freezing of financial assets, the demands will be brought up over 3 days of talks, which began on sunday. either in the week thought about official derived in the norwegian capital for talks with lead us from the united states and european nations. this is the 1st time a thought about delegation is in europe. since the group to power in of gone is on last august. nobody says the dogs were look at how to alleviate of gone his dance from mon

this is did other years a shark coming up to date, talking humanitarian relief with the poly bond. a delegation is involved, discuss age for afghans and human rights. about the taliban have made clear what they really want. he's recognition as a government. what he's them that implicit in these talks plus with children forced back over to learn online many, maybe getting far too used to the virtual world. we share one family's experience in india. ah. i british energy. welcome to the dublin, use asia. glad you could join us of got a meeting breasted officials in our slow to press home to main demands legitimacy. and on freezing of financial assets, the demands will be brought up over 3 days of talks, which began on sunday. i did in the week of on official derived in the norwegian capital for talks with leaders from the united states and european nations. this is the 1st time i thought about delegation is in europe since the group to power in east on last august. nobody saves the talks. we'll look at how to alleviate a stance humanity in crisis. it's foreign minister has stressed th

the following, quote come simply put, everybody went to polys. poly adler believed 1900-1962 was a diminutive 62 was a diminutive dynamo whose manhattan brothels more than oasis of illicit sex where men paid top dollars for the company of her girls, unquote. according to debbie applegate her pals included franklin delano roosevelt, frank sinatra, desi arnaz and duke ellington, among many others. applegate is an amherst and yet educated historian based in new haven, connecticut. >> debbie applegate on this episode booknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now at or what have you get your podcasts. >> looking for c-span and essentials i will keep you warm? go to c-spanshop.org come c-span's online store. save up to 20% on her latest collection c-span sweatshirts, hoodies, blankets and more. there's something for every c-span fan, and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. shop tuesday through monday during the c-span shops keep warm sale at c-spanshop.org. >> now health and human services secretary xavier becerra on steps th

john madden the to cal poly universities. san luis obispo and pomona made a last-minute adjustment to their annual rose parade float to honor their famous alum madden played both football and baseball at the san luis obispo campus when the school was known simply as cal poly. the tribute will be a subtle one, but keen eyes will be able to spot it. there's going to be a small football. the bears man's name with the slogan ride high, which is a reference to the universities fight song. so look for that tomorrow morning. the 100 33rd rose parade is a go tomorrow morning. watch it right here on kron. 4 in on kron on live new year's day. our coverage starts at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. the parade begins commercial free at 08:00am. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> sunday may be the time to shine for forty-niners rookie quarterback trey lance today veteran qb jimmy garoppolo is officially listed as doubtful for this weekend's game against the texans earlier this week the team announced rob lowe seriousl

she graduated valedictorian of her high school class and headed to cal poly. >> this is my internship. >> she watched as her parents rebuilt their lives too. >> i feel like it did teach me about decision making. i had to balance more things besides just academics already malea has made the dean's list nearly every semester. after graduation she hopes to design affordable housing and other community projects. >>> coming up, a goldfish gets behind the wheel of a car. yeah, this >>> excitement is building for klay thompson's expected return to the court this sunday. he has been away for two years with an injury. we look at the ticket buying frenzy on the kpix5 news at 3:00. >>> at noon, turns out goldfish are a lot smarter than you think, so smart they say they can even operate a car. scientists in israel are teaching goldfish to drive their own special vehicles. it's basically a tank on wheels with censors. researchers say most of the fish have been able to use the censors to move cars towards a specific point. they're then rewarded with a treat. >> it's cool but i guess the next questi

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governor polis is leaving mask mandate orders up to local jurisdictions, and in a statement to cnn, a the economic disruptions caused by the pandemic, adding hospital capacity and covid testing. the governor, also, says promoting the covid-19 vaccine is key, and he says those who don't get vaccinated are responsible for what happens. >> everybody's had the chance to get vaccinated. and at this point, i think it's almost like it may be a deliberate decision not to get vaccinated. >> andrew bowman describes the governor as a progressive with a libertarian streak who is getting high marks for his recent handling of the pandemic, even as cases and hospitalizations are surging. >> he sort of adapted to the circumstances. he listened to the voters, listened to his advisers and public-health experts and he has found a path that works for the state. i think he has thread that needle pretty well. >> reporter: but some say governor polis has become too cavalier. in an interview with colorado public radio, the governor made comments that frustrated many public health experts. >> the emergency is

the season, and forced tens of thousands of people to quickly evacuate their homes governor jared polisstruction happened in the blink of an eye. >> this was a disaster in fast motion all over the course of half a day. nearly all the damage. many families having minutes, minutes to get whatever they could, their pets, their kids into the car and leave the last 24 hours have been devastating. >> in just a moment, we'll talk to governor polis, but first, perry russom on the devastation. >> block by block burned to the ground, smoke still rising in the rubble homes collapsing, erasing what was held inside. in louisville, colorado, all that's left standing of some houses are the chimneys. >> all of a sudden i'm running around the house packing things, thinking what's important, throwing it into the car >> took us an hour and a half to get out. fortunately, we were able to get out. >> neighbors evacuating, running from flames. >> they are actively running from fire behind them. >> the fire spreading in wind gusts of 105 miles per hour. >> god help us >> the same strength as a category-2 hurr

not liverpool. st poli has turned on its lights. people up here in front of the clamps in the day, probably i'm going to the molotov club to meet the young british band, king nun, i dyed them backseats with why i'm nathan james and chris, and i am theo way. okay. um mrs. this is true. this is 2nd time in homework. right? yeah. it is. yeah. how do you like it here? wonderful. the last song we're in here. we had a and a typically i'm for europe, incredible audience. i'm engaged in excited owens and i hope we'll see something similar to mine. yeah. you know that a visa, i made a big set one homework. oh yeah. so, so, so just round the corner is where they practice over and over again. oh, really quite the show and what exactly is the story even though they just played into a house, i just played often to others those that she's also right october for was it wasn't fun. we actually hadn't heard of this before. well, photographer was explaining to us and she said something that she said they became the b o say. and we said, well, a great

band played by stephanie hamper she always has a ukelele with her when she is showing fans the son poly district. believe it or not, the beatles career took off here in hamburg nude. ready ready ready with . ringback ready ready ready ready ready ready ready you started thing and here comes the sun roof george harrison's with us on i thank polly. it's more than just to read like district bars. there are also many claps like that in draft. it was here that the beatles gave the very 1st performance in hamburg in 1967 absolute and what they were complete amateurs. a full choice band was only because 3 other bands from liverpool couldn't make it with a beetle. send to hamburg as a quick fix. look, a ship ship sooner. food. i have fighters with me. all of them still had elvis hair, des moines here, of their shewn target and then uh, from goes through the group when i show them this picking 18 year old pool of tim highland guys, folks would a dorm stud for murder, then we have 17 year old george harrison, george harris. i really liked this fighter because folks always said he was the youngest

there is a third cal poly campus in southern california. name change was formalized of humboldt state university to california state polytechnic university humboldt. university officials say the new curricula will emphasize stem curriculum infused with humanities and grounded in sustainability and social justice. the new designation is expected to enrollment in seven years. repeat after me, cal poly humboldt. larry: it just rolls off of the tongue. sort of? maybe. not so much. kristen: we will get used to it. like we will get used to the dry weather. mike: but just like cal poly, we have no say in the matter. i am just the messenger. i think you will like part of the message. it is thursday so we start with the drought monitor. for the second consecutive week, no change. we are still across-the-board in the severe category for drought here in the bay area. let's look at our rain for this month and it is pretty impressive that it has not worsened. we should be out about 5.5 inches in places like santa rosa. about 2.5 in san jose. we are less

this one's probably poly am. i'd very robust. it can take from 200 to 600 years to decompose. probably think of a physics kim, debt law regularly walks along various north sea beaches to monitor them on behalf of the nature and biodiversity conservation union. he finds plenty of trash and the process the fin door on these beaches. we find about 150 pieces of trash for 100 meters of coastline 30 to 50 percent of that is from the fishing or shipping industry, et cetera. focused on ghost nets. don't only pollute beaches and kill marine life. they're also plastic waste. and over time they break down into micro classics. that means they travel through the food chain and end up on the plates of us humans. each time kim, deadlock goes to the beach. he also finds lots of smaller pieces of brightly colored netting dozen sets on gonzales. he goes on cooper. this is very common. it's called a dolly rope. it's used during bottom trolling to protect the net, which is more valuable, more expensive than that bottom trolling for a flat fish. or crabs involves dragging the net over the sea flo

the growth to poli planned yet densely populated settlements is making matters worse, according to shove cock ill former director of the united nations environment program. karachi is this particular example of population explosion to the small goes from 50, which became a gap between cynthia and it is now the loudest. so population, you have more people, you need more water, your more to shop. some fed cruiser, meanwhile, also mismanagement garage. you did not manage to protect and florida courses. oh. with rising temperatures, the population consumes more water. more than a 1000000000 gallons unaided each day to supply karate citizen. but the city is only able to provide around half that amount of money for residence like mohammed or reef. that means the taps often run dry heavy. how might have been any other? so you put about that's a leg out of luggage of wood on the line in a we'll bare gaudily to get wider. war to go home. good. thank i am not able to any line there. god only arby score. madeline. now you better go to me. i school due to del y, then the wider war damage. i love tha

. >> you had the husband and boyfriend failing polys. >> on the same day. >> the answer would have to wait. >> hurricane harvey is moving in this direction and high water rescues. >> we're stuck in the house and immediately went to social media. >> what kind of things? >> pictures of her and her license plate. >> someone knew where she was, someone that liked to play games. >> he thought he was smarter than we were. >> willing to trade one night of freedom. >> he said i'm ready to talk. >> let me go home and tomorrow morning i'll tell you everything. >> in exchange for the terrible truth. >> if he couldn't have her, nobody could. crystal was a hello welcome to dateline. krystal was a young mom itching to start in life, when she vanished. then, hurricane harvey decimated her town, and brought the search for krystal to. assault on the lead investigator forged ahead, in covering a series of clues and as the floodwaters receded, he discovered the same deadly storm that slow the investigation, had also flushed out krystal's killer. here is dennis murphy with, before the storm. >> the woman

governor polis is leaving mask mandates up to local jurisdictions. said the governor is focused on fixing the economic dus rupgs disruptions the pandemic. the governor says promoting the covid-19 vaccine is key. he says those who don't get vaccinated are responsible for what happens. >> everybody has had the chance to get vaccinated, and at this point, i think it is almost like they made a deliberate decision not to get vaccinated. >> reporter: democratic pollster and political strategist andrew ballman describes the governor with a libertarian streak, getting high marks for his efforts, even as cases are surging. >> he's adapted to the circumstances, listened to the voters, advisers, and public health experts, and he's found a path that works for the state. he has to thread the needle well. >> reporter: some say governor polis has been too cavalier. in an interview with public radio, the governor made comments that frustrated public health experts. >> the emergency is over. public health doesn't get to tell people what to wear. i mean, that's just n

in fact, just as there is no one football in africa, there is also no one so poly north in west africa assume hong football. no, my ok. i suppose you knew me about this. it was all such a book to draw these will play picnic but, but it, both of them are a simple tactic most economical, composite on the can see it got on the left if there was a cynic boundary. mom was in my example as you, but also like in it, i got your kid, this rock pick up the mikado cup up. i don't like, you know, i like what you've watched on the b vazo passcode was out sooner by victor and lum him up to cheesy on could you roughly book a pupils so easy explanations. apparently don't do the job. maybe there are other reasons. does culture play a role? let's asking camera. and it was on the partially creation of critical football. it does when it goes in as bulky facilities and demand, by the way, you form barlow. if will dupel, do he pre also, marriage way. right. but if it is so easy to play, why do other nations in africa lack so far behind this is kenya in eastern africa, the most successful african nation at t

your report also suggests among other measures for the poly bon to revise laws of sore eligibility, people can have equal rights. is that a realistic demand to make awe? maybe it's not, but the taliban sees themselves as the government of afghanistan. they're arguing every day that they are the legitimate government. and if they're the legitimate government, then they need to provide rule of law in the need to respect human rights. and that's their obligation under international law. and so we make recommendations to them based on their obligation, not based on their behavior. now we're talking a day off to talks would bring the thought, yvonne burson officials ended in all slower. this spoke about human rights and you might have had an aid. do you think algebra to q rights for of guns is a priority for western missions? i actually question whether human rights her a priority for western nations period i'm in the oslo meeting was was disturbing, honestly because you know, we had this terrible kind of collision of images of the taliban beating women's rights protesters about a week and a ha

week on d, w, a $50.00 news asia coming up today of amazon's women and minorities pay the price under poly bon road and some families are resorting to a seldom use of gone custom of dressing up girls as boys. so the children have access to better opportunities plus facing discrimination and violence of god. hassan to seek minority consider leaving their land for safety abroad. and later in the program, a change of theme. i look at how ancient arts in asia are seeking a revival of sorts. thanks to dedicated efforts, by skilled practitioners where in indonesia and thailand, for those stories i'm british manager. welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. us president joe biden has defended the united states as chaotic pull out of afghanistan after 2 decades. speaking at a press conference tomorrow, one yet an office. he said there was no easy way to leave the country. one which in his words, is not susceptible to unity. raise your hand if you think anyone was going to be able to unify afghanistan under one single government. it's been the graveyard of empires for solid reason.

in fact, just as there is no one football in africa, there is also no one so poly north in west africa. assume hong footboard. mm hm. okay. i suppose. remember what it was or sat here. ok. a lot of these were treat picnic, but it both of them are, i said, well, actually most economically combustible at the can see it got off the, the last week there was a cynic bother. mom was in my example as a but also like in it, i don't care. this will pick up the mikado come back. i don't like honey. i like what you've watched on the b vazo passcode was out sooner by victoria and lum him up to cheesy, or could you roxy buckle pupils? so easy explanations, apparently dung to do the job. maybe there are other reasons. does culture play a role? let's asking camera and it, and it was on the partially creation of critical football. it does when it goes in as bo gave facilities and demand, by the way, you form barlow. if will dupel, do he pre also merge? wait. right, but if it is so easy to play, why do other nations in africa lack so far behind this is kenya in eastern africa, the most successful afric

so a big claim for him to maybe finally break up this trail poly that we've had for so long in men's tennis next. now, thank you so much and that is our time. thank you so much for letting me with ah, where i come from. we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one tv shadow and a few newspapers with official information. as a journalist, i have work on this facebook. many cameras and their problems are always the same. for do socially inequality a lack of the freedom of the press corruption, we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the defense of the humans on seaman white bulls who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is kenny perez and i work at the w ah, from argentina to ballers and from iran to uganda. online activism is a vital tool for politically active. people were fighting for change. women who fight for a cause on line often become targets of hate speech and violence, but many spend their ground. nonetheless. what role has the internet played in their fight for change this week on shift? we're bringing yo

now and in the german cup, reigning champion, sports, adopt month, were knocked out by 2nd t as that poli, the underdogs, b thought went to one while another bonus league aside in cologne was also knocked out by a club one league below them. as hamburg beat them on penalties elsewhere, bohaman causeway stabbed their tickets to the quarter final and i will leave you with a good news story from the galapagos islands where dozens of giant turtles have been released into the wild from a breeding center of 8 years of coming of age and captivity was time for their big day. animals were 1st taken by truck and then air lifted by helicopter to their new habitat, which they will share with 4 other giant turtle population. it looks like they're already starting to come out of the shell. and that's the latest on the w news. this are so misconduct. we'll have an update for you at the top on the hour. don't go away. that up. next is our dog. got office in berlin, thank you very much.

and then in mid week, they will use to a lower leaks, aiden's and poli in the cup. so you just don't know which doctor is going to turn up on paper. of course it should be often i'm often i'm are also an indifferent for and they also come off a loss in the cup. so both teams are looking to bounce back. you dock dockman would hope it would be them. certainly don't coach mark rosa is looking for a reaction from from his players. and as we heard the and toys young is not really not the disappointment of going out of the gym and copy still huge. of course, that's all tried and daughter donald's i to ship more than a bit, but looking on the bright side, this is a different competition influenced by the name of the bond is legal. a football you can quickly re focus on the next task in hand. in focus of the noise of cover i'm sure it does one when will be very crucial, especially that by and it's been on sunday. yeah, i don't know how much byron seem to feel the pressure though, even when doors and when they sort of edge a bit closer by on a great playing catch up, the ice

. >>> poli cemarked the spot where tragedy struck. this white car had a green light and was traveling northbound on the expressway. it ran over and killed two men and injured a woman trying to cross the street. the driver was also injured by a broken windshield and airbag. it happened before 8:30 pm. >> all three were not utilizing the crosswalk. we are not doing victim blaming. it is just the fact that happened in the collision. >> kids were left without their dad and wives without their husbands. >> the corners office is not identified the victims. one of them was her 38-year-old cousin that was walking with friends to the store and may have helped save the life of the final act. >> the female and another friend, tried to push her out of the way. always looking out for the people he cares about. >> the department of transportation, which has been trying to reduce fatal collisions said it is a corridor concern because of the way it cuts through neighborhoods and shopping centers. >> that will help people get around by car. they also

. >> colorado governor gerrit polis delivered his state of the state address from denver and discussed the challenges he faced in the past year from the covid-19 pandemic and also talked about improving the health care system and reducing omissions in his speeches about 50 minutes. >> good morning everyone. one traditionally begins a state of the state address by acknowledging dignitaries here in the chamber, but this mni

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