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they are black are white are pink are multi-colored are rainbow like a rainbow, they are small light they are not lifting, expensive are cheap are generally free when someone gives someone to someone it is needed for entertainment and for work earlier. they were huge and very heavy. now they are small and light. they are now in almost every home, in order to use them you need to learn how. of course. it 's not just the keyboard and screen. elizabeth seems to me you know the correct answer. this is, well, computer right? now that's correct. and now it's correct. yes, but still, the rainbow computer was in the case. well, maybe it can be, well, maybe a body , here's some kind of little case in the world, children, probably, right? well, and we dogs are rainbow some grandmother knitted a case for a computer and everything and please, very good 41:30 parity restored next overtaken. aleksey konoray on the screen carefully watching it does very well. for example, my dad comes up with some very funny ones. if some hysteria then this story can be told and then you will be hysterical, but on

"reading rainbow" is getting a reboot. the classic show returns as an interactive streaming program. the message is the same as the original show, which started in the 1980s. reading can take you anywhere. now there will be music and a diverse cast of young performers known as the rainbows. tickets are available online starting at $9.99. >>> talk about full circle. a physicians assistant now works for the doctor who delivered her. she crossed paths with the physician a couple years ago when she was a student. she was too shy to introduce herself, but he recognized her name and their connection. it turns out he delivered her during his first year out of residency. after she graduated they ended up working together and last month doctor powell made a discovery while cleaning out his basement. >> all of a sudden i came across three colored pictures. she wrote this out for me and says, i will miss you, doctor powell. love, mariah. >> clearly that should have been my true career path. >> she gave him those pictures during a che

♪ ♪ rainbows are visions and only allusions ♪ ♪ rainbows have nothing to hide ♪ [cheers and applause] human i guess that missed that song in childhood because somebody did on "the boys" and the other coaches were like how did you not know this song and i missed this song somehow. and it's a huge song. i missed it. >> jamie: wrote like all the songs for the carpenters. all the music for them. >> kelly: it sounds like that lied. >> jamie: but my favorite version of it, i'm obsessed with this youtube clip. debbie harriet singing it on "sesame street" back in the '70s. it's incredible. really incredible. she looks amazing singing it. it's amazing. >> kelly: i love that. it was so funny you said that. i might literally the only human that missed it as a child? i don't know how. can you do any other impressions? are you good impressionist? >> jamie: no. >> kelly: me neither. do you get frightened and interviews? they're like can you act? and i'm like now. i'm not meryl streep. i am a singer. like, what? >> jamie: i am an actor. i meant to be able to do it. i can do it straight away -- >> ke

. >> -- rainbow. >> you get a rainbow. >> rainbow, yes.e back of the book we like to do the science and there is experiments how you can make a rainbow at home. the science behind how a rainbow forms but it is also told in the backdrop of this nice little story. >> -- can't wait for the next one. >> you guys are all authors. got to be cool to read your own kid your book. >> especially when they like the book and say again and again. >> they do. >> olly has it kind of memorized. >> -- available for pre order. go to today.com/shop thank you dylan. and one more time. hand for kerry sanders let's look at this toss again for slow motion. for gold he played a hook it was going for the gift. the panda and then it hooks left a little bit beautiful play kerry, thank you. >> straight ahead we got an oscar winner in studio 1a anne hathaway is here ready to tell us all about her new series and life as a mom of two young boys. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> good morning to you, it is 7:26. i'm marcus washington, and despite our climate in crisis

a couple of rainbows would be appropriate on saint patrick's day. temperature wise numbers going to cool down plan on temperatures generally in the 50's and the 60's and looking out over the next few days, it looks like we turn to more sunshine. some clouds on friday. rain, though, real possibility as we head in towards saturday. thank you, lawrence. >> still ahead, the federal reserve raising interest rates for the first time since 2018. it's a major move fight. inflation will have a full report and its ports to aided warriors host the hottest team in the nba tonight. it really live from chase center with a preview and instagram rolling out new parental controls to help protect children online. we'll have those details coming up next. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we

drew: i like the rainbow. kumasi: the rainbow is cute. i like the leprechaun. drew: there is something about faces on donuts -- reggie: you don't like it? drew: not really. we love our krispy kreme, though. reggie: where is it? kumasi: it is on the way. reggie: the last time we talked about it you actually came through. drew: the one in the city is closed. do you have to go to the peninsula? kumasi: you have to pay that fee, -- that doordash fee. drew: we're starting with clouds out there but the finish is nice. live doppler seven right now as i take the trashcan. [laughter] reggie: upper for garbage -- i i prefer garbage. [laughter] drew: we find sprinkles along the sonoma coast line but we are dealing with cloud cover and temperatures in the 40's and 50's. the same in san jose. 45 in nevada. outside we go, a mostly cloudy view from our x toward him. it is a cloudy morning but a sunny afternoon today. on saturday, rain returns and does find gusty conditions. saturday afternoon, spring begins. sunday is dry. the second half of the weekend is shaping up to be th

this fellow from india flew in rainbow 74/18 from him. here you are good.re of you in time, a little later i'll take care of it. circle here someone in a moronic hat. found me. the doctors didn't want to treat her. this is my wife. she fell ill, we went to the doctors for a whole year to no avail. they said six months left. are the monkeys here ? them in india shaman said to cure from any disease. he promised. i couldn't even bring them home at the airport. we stole the amulets. and we decided to return them in this way. yes, until then gathered everyone. my wife is dead. and you're to blame for this too. if i knew that these are stolen amulets, i would immediately and in motion. in any case, you will have to go with us. the heart of the problem amulets were the last hopes, wished no harm to anyone. i just wanted to save my wife, but it's too late. not understood. oh shit, you won't believe the birds. well, so what? and everything? the whole thing is closed? hours on the wheelbarrow but no. look, bird, i don't say the bumper is broken, the radiator is leaki

♪ in colo in color oh in colo yeah in color ♪ ♪ you gotta admit it sounds better in color all the rainbowlor we're talking about. elana meyers taylor for team usa goes to the top! [megan thee stallion's 'flamin' hottie' plays] [beep] ♪ i mean, c'mon, man. ♪ [beep] (sighs) ♪ [megan thee stallion's 'flamin' hottie' plays] in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: join us tomorrow night. zoe kravitz and al franken will be here. [ cheers and applause and we'll have music from sebastian yatra. my thanks to greg kinnear, daisy edgar-jones, jim james of my morning jacket. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching [ cheers and applause stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause 5♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- amanda seyfried, author of "i ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in

>> i really do feel like this is rainbow nation, man. it's like an incredible, thriving, cosmopolitan, metropolitan city. but do you feel like there's this need beyond just race, you gotta talk about certain global poverty issues? do you feel a need to address that stuff? >> is this working? hello? one, two. hi. i'm kagiso, and shout it now has asked me to talk to you about medical male circumcision. >> so, are you going to introduce me? >> how i do introduce--it's a video about--you're a private part. he's a private part. my member. yes, my penis. >> ok, but like a feyears ago, you did that thing about circumcision where you put on the suit, right? >> yes, yes. let me tell you the facts. south africa has 1% of the world's population. 1%, right. but 12% of the world's hiv positive people. scientists have recently discovered that a circumcised penis prevents the infection of hivp to 60% >> 60% safer? >> here it is. >> this is the suit? >> yeah, i've kind of forgotten how it works. >> i don't know if this is a penis or a goth chef. >> [spe

as rush air insists, europe pays for gas and rainbow is berlin is preparing for the possibility. moscow, shutting off the tabs as he looks to liquefied natural gas to solve its reliance on russian energy. we look at how spain and portugal is set to profit. and as economists predict, inflation in germany will top 6 percent this year to look at the impacts the war on ukraine is already having on shot. this is the state of the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. germany is minister for economic affairs. robert havoc has warned that germany is preparing for a complete stop of russian gas deliveries. it comes on the eve of the dead line for germany to begin paying for russian gas in rouble was something it's refusing to do . i'll back said that there are currently no supply bottlenecks, but he said germany was implementing step one of its 3 stage emergency plan. back also stressed that both private and industrial consumers needed to do more to limit their consumption in the coming months. on this i've been speaking to monica schnitzer from the german council of economic exp

. >> you will have to ask the wizard somewhere over the rainbow. >> there in somebody's attic ♪♪ >> brooke difficult as this is, ridge, i am letting you go. you deserve to move on with your life. and you can't do that with the way things are. >> ridge: i realize that. >> brooke: i--i never expected this to happen. i didn't want to have to make this decision. but it's only fair to you. you don't need to be with a person that is so self-sabotaging, destroys her happiness, along with the happiness of the people that she loves the most.

is good, what is bad and must understand how it happens, the atmosphere in the house is not always rainbowhat there is simply nothing to eat. yes, there is some difficulties necessarily need to find a topic to talk with the child. i love the question i ask myself all the time. and as a friend, i will ask you what you think, the most important thing is that the children will remain after you, the most correct answer. and no matter how many times it is repeated, this answer. it is always the premiere and the most correct, please say the words in our program, which are the key words from the word key that opens a new life. these are very serious words. will you have a child? you will have a child you will have a child you will have a child which will you?

i was out driving today and saw a rainbow.ed it out out said the unicorns did it. >> they did. i did not get a rainbow but i saw a puddle in my driveway which was nice to see today. >> absolutely. >> i was driving and all of a sudden, raindrops from the sky. it was so exciting. but that smell after the first raindrops, love that. let's look at live doppler 7 right now. we will look at where it is raining. at this hour we have light to moderate rain. this is to hayward, union city as we take a look here. this is showing a rainfall rate of about a third of an inch per hour. san mateo, redwood city, menlo park. also see the steady went weather. tracking this moisture over here. we have a few drops here. yes, it is not a lot. we did not expect a lot but it is nice to see. there were thunderstorms that are erected in east bay. we drop somehow. the thunder threat is over as the system continues to slide southward, paralleling the coast, moving toward southern california. here is the area of low pressure. the moisture is wrapping aro

you're busy, many times with world with you or is with you, i'm with platinum, peyton, green lights, rainbow gas payments by country sanctioning russia. i think supplies will end if they don't comply with the new rushes ministry of defense. denise is a need to document pertaining to show ukraine inquiring about the aerosol spray capacity of a turkish made drone with moscow. continuing to claim the key at school to deployed biological weapons with the help of the us. russia invite the us the under secretary of state and the president, son to explain the funding of bio weapons labs in ukraine space representative to the international chemical weapons watched of phase. russia will take an international investigation into the massive.

a rainbow of colors, a ryan bow of personalities. about it you are supposed to be protecting the kids. they have dreams. they have aspirations. they have goals. and you are take that away from them. right now, the price is a hard fight. they're determined. i mean, these kids, you have to applaud them. their heart is in the right place. there's hope. i mean, out here with the things changing everyday, you just hope the next administration makes a change that makes things right. right now there's a lot of changes on a lot of different levels. the only thing you hope for is for the future of these young kids and young folks that are getting into politics to make the right move and for the folks who can't speak. >> dy mind motion. >> even though we have a lot of fighters, there's a lot of voice less folks and their voiceless because they're scared. >> commissioner hallisy: here. >> commissioner jupiter-jones: here. >> commissioner louie: here. the san francisco recreation and park commission acknowledges that we occupy the unceded ancest

you know, are we going to get in trouble if we wear rainbow colors.ncerns about this bill. even at the middle school level. >> reporter: charlotte's fathers say they don't want their family to be off limits in the classroom. >> we just want her to be proud of her family. i want her to be excited to tell her classmates what she did over the weekend. i just think we need to make sure that our children are safe. and any way that we can empower and protect our children, we need to support them and be there for them and allow teachers to do the same. >>> up next, what really happened inside the heavens gate cult? a preview of the diane sawyer special, the cult next door. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ achieve clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out 10 sustained it through

. >> eat the rainbow! as they say. fresh produce keeps us healthy.zation recommends we eat five portions a day. ideally, two portions of fruit and three of vegetables, about 400 grams in total. but that's an impossible goal for many. as a result, they have vitamin and mineral deficiencies, which makes them vulnerable to diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease. worldwide, one in five deaths is associated with poor diet. it's an acute problem in many parts of the southern hemisphere. plenty of fruit and vegetables are grown there, but the bulk of production is exported. today we consider the case of blueberries in peru. ♪ >> for a long time, reyna espinoza was unemployed. but these days her family often has to manage without her, she believes for work at 6:00 every morning. >> the blueberry fields are the best place to find work. they need workers every week and it's not so strenuous. and they pay well, too. >> reyna espinoza earns the equivalent of 360 euros a month. she says that's a pretty good income in peru. the blueberries are cultivated on t

the presentation was, like, sunshine and rainbows.e, wow, these kids have built this gym, and jim thorpe went to school here, remember, he won the olympics. it was just like the good parts about carlisle. they took us to visit the cemetery. you could immediately walk in and feel like this heavy energy. the thing that really sparked this whole movement was asking why our kids are still there? it really hit like, wow, this could be my cousin, this could be my uncle. what if i didn't get to go home? it just really, like, sunk in, like, what if this was me? >> i was in a tribal council when the sicunga youth council came to give their report on their trip. it was kind of the beginning of our efforts to repatriate our tribal children from the carlisle indian school. >> it was a really hard, long journey. i mean, we really had to fight. >> we want to sincerely apologize to you for all of the issues that have led us here today. those things should never have happened. >> this is a real -- i guess a real emotional and historic day for me, you

maybe couple rainbows of are lucky outside tonight. i've got some patchy fog along the coastline. some high clouds up above. otherwise things are staying pretty steady outside for tonight. temperatures today, though. well, fell a whole lot like spring out there, 72 degrees in livermore, 72 in concord, 70 in san jose. just a beautiful day in the santa clara valley, 70 degrees in santa rosa. 60 degrees and cooler in san francisco. and 64 degrees in oakland. a lot of sunshine around the bay area today. but you can already start to see some of the clouds begin to gather off the coastline. that's a weak system that's setting itself up there. in fact, it's actually a part of 2 systems, one branch of the south. you've got a little area%of low pressure here than to the north. it's going kind of split apart as it approaches the bay area. still go to leave behind a lot of clouds for tomorrow and a slight chance of a couple sprinkles. i think as we head throughout the day you see right here that ridge of high pressure kind of given way the jet stream sagging a little further to the south and

after the storm comes the rainbow.tuing the rainbow. this is from ben in danville.have been talking about this rain, nice to see because we certainly need it. i've been listening to your forecast. not enough rain to make a dent in that drought. >> yeah. the drought monitor was updated this morning. it did show that things had not improved. we had not had any rain. now as we look at what's falling right now, it's great to see, but we're needing a lot more than this. as we look at storm ranger, some of the heaviest rain moving through marin county. they may also have some more of that small hail falling as we go into the next couple of hours. this has been a slow-moving system. when you do get the rain, it lasts for at least 20 to 30 minutes in some spots. it's really pouring down in mill valley. we're seeing that heavy rain in novato. watch out for that. once again, there will be more of this as the system just now starts to arrive, it's bringing in some beneficial rain, but not a drought busting rain. we'll talk about what's coming along with this, it's in the micro

this is not rainbows and unicorns abrade the availability of electric cars if you wanted one you woulditing months. we've got a backlog on batteries and a sheer lack of the ability to charge his equipment. not just cars but trucks. i have a people know this but trucks a regular deist for an 80,080,000-pound vehicles equivalent to 340 houses being electrified. that is just one truck up or there's not allowed enough electricity on the grid to do this. not now and certainly not in the next ten years. you can move away from the utopia distinct pitch by the erratic environmental lobby move to realistic domestic policy we need control and leverage for leed increasing number of leases. we need to increase expert operation makes increase production. half of our consumption in the u.s. is foreign oil. we should not be conceding anything to regimes like russia and iran. this is something we can do immediately we should do it. this kind of control and leverage will reduce the volatility and anxiety that currently exist in the market it put us in a much better position to climb out of this economi

ama: sky 7 captured a rainbow in the east bay as today's rain started to wind down.dry months, amid an existing drought, the governor is pushing for californians to conserve more water. the environment is a key focus of ours. j.r. stone is live in the newsroom and has more on the plan the governor outlined today. reporter: the first three months of this year has been the driest we've ever seen in california. officials are concerned and out urging more water conservation. >> j8, rain. >> the more the merrier, it on. reporter: while the optimism over this rain is still there, more actual rain is not. >> in terms of all saying fantastic deficit we accumulated, not so much. reporter: california governor gavin newsom issued an executive order monday for water suppliers to activate level two of their drought the plans, a move that equates to conserving 10% to 20% of water. in santa clara county, they've already been asking residents to conserve 15%. >> we did not have the miracle of march we hoped for. we had record dry weather and are heading into the dry months. everybod

stunned not by the city, but by the rainbow.y legs conspired with my stomach and brought me here to try the local street food. now it will be interesting how you like a set of cuban fast food, everything is fried in fat. here's a fried banana. yes, even a banana is fried in cuba, though, these are not the bananas that we all know, but others that we do not know are called plantains. very dry, starchy, crispy on the outside, no way say it's a banana if you don't look at it. or from the abdomen. wow, how rusk crunches, of course, here we feel oil, because again everything is fried. but when i heard pork, skin, i expected something like rubber, you know, which you burn and don't give, but in fact, it's super super, dry , crispy, but even airy is inside the air. but this comrade reminds me of something, this is one to one, like ours, roman traditional polina fried pork languishes there for a long time on a fire with spices and everything is in bread, like a sandwich. yes, i remember my homeland, it can’t be, now we should drink it d

honestly, the russian orthodox, of course, introduced the law to the supreme rainbow on the ban.tly, but i ’ll see you all on this bill tomorrow. the metropolitans of osaf said that the kingdom of rome was filled with heretics and collapsed. but the crown of the earth the princes were transferred here to constantinople, they called it the second rome well, byzantium it does not happen to be laid . grandmother your grandmother grandmother sophia the byzantine empire fell under the onslaught of the ottomans in 1453 constantinople was captured by the turks emperor constantine the eleventh paleologist killed the emperor’s brother the polyologist herself with her family fled to the island of corfu and then to rome after his death the children were taken into care by the pope as the educator of the heirs of the byzantine throne. zoya and andrei pole was appointed cardinal vissarion. red your highness just fine i love you i hear only to climb further. you make me sad to spend my leisure time with servants , and even more so to take up arms. i just tried. remember the origin of modesty i

mornings," vlad duthiers has an inside look at the reboot of the popular children's show "reading rainbowrning as an interactive streaming program. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day, and have a great weekend.and ha. ♪ , and have a great weekend. ♪

your -- your -- you had egypt record something what was that -- >> ah, it was "somewhere over the rainbow and he's writing songs, and the whole thing. so this is his first song that he recorded in the studio with me, like, you know, singing. >> jimmy: "somewhere over the rainbow," i mean, had me just tearing up, and it's not even my kid >> nah i definitely had a moment where i was like, wow. because i realized that -- like, his voice is never gonna sound like that again. he's -- he's never gonna have that place where it's kinda -- he hasn't quite hit puberty, it's still really sweet. >> jimmy: yeah yeah, yeah, yeah >> and -- and -- and i was just witnessing, like, a moment in -- a moment in time that probably will never come back, so - it's really beautiful. it's so sweet, you gotta hear his voice. >> jimmy: and -- and then, your other baby, genesis, who uh -- does he want to be in the limelight? or he's like, "i'm cool" >> genesis doesn't like anybody. [ laughter ] he's not - >> jimmy: doesn't like anybody >> he's not for the games, all right? >> jimmy: no >> he's not for any of these --

and hopefully a couple rainbows. and then as we get late friday, that system starts to move in. and there you go early on saturday morning, a pretty good soaker developing around the bay area, bringing a nice, decent rain. keep your fingers crossed for that. otherwise it looks temperatures are going to stay on the cool side in san francisco 50's there. 50's along the coastline. cool up toward the beaches, even inside the bay. the numbers going to be down. we'll see partly cloudy skies all around the bay area throughout the middle of the day tomorrow, then probably some clearing by tomorrow evening, mild in the south bay with temperatures running in the 60's, some places almost 70 degrees. it will. the creek. thanks alerts when you go. zip lining and coaster rica. >> should be relaxing. maybe a little exhilarating. what if you ran into u.s. law head first hellboy collided both. and then was abhe to keep his cool. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >> for the >> yet. >> the clock

. >>> one san francisco woman won't be looking for a jackpot at the end of the rainbow this st. it. she won $1 million with a ticket she bought at safeway on webster street in san francisco's fillmore neighborhood. lucky winner says she plans to pay off her children's college loans and buy a house with the money. >> aw, congrats to her. >> hope she can stretch it that far. the house part's going to get crazy. >>> helping our climate in crisis. back in a moment with a living forest being planted in one bay area city. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. ♪♪ ahhh! oh my! okay it's my tur

hopefully we'll get a couple rainbows outside tonight.you're stepping out the door, mostly sunny skies this evening and then we'll see a couple of clouds rolling along the coastline as we head through the night tonight with some patchy fog the coastline that some mid to high level clouds, temperatures will be cooler around the bay area. tomorrow plan on highs about 68 degrees and partly cloudy in san jose. 66 in blair about 57 is much cooler in san francisco about 65 in the bottle. over the next few days. we're going to see that slight chance tomorrow. and by friday return to more sunshine. but a more substantial storm comes in to bring some rain to charlotte weekend. now to chicago where an appeals court has ordered jussie smollett to be. >> released from jail pending the appeal of his ronviction. a cook county judge sentenced smollett last week to immediately begin serving 150 days in jail. he was convicted of lying to police about a racist and homophobic attack. defense attorneys argued that he would have served the sentence by the tim

this image of a rainbow shooting up from the piles of debris as the cleanup effort gets under way. derricke dennis, abc news. >>> with those storms on the move, we'll check today's forecast in just a few moments. >>> now to ukraine where president zelenskyy says the port city of mariupol where hundreds of thousands of people have been trapped is being reduced to ashes. and president biden warns things could soon take a turn for the worse. a new warning from the white house reveals russia is resorting to more extreme tactics in ukraine, including the use of hypersonic missiles, which can hit a target more than 1,000 miles away and reach speeds ten times the speed of sound. and unlike other missiles, they can change course mid flight, making them harder to intercept. president biden signaling it's a sign that vladimir putin is getting more desperate. >> the more his back is against the wall, the greater the severity of the tactics he may employ. >> reporter: the pentagon says russian forces are not making any progress on the ground. >> i think what we're seeing is the russians have b

oh, with, with a lot of pain green lights, rainbow gas payments by country sanctioning russia. i think supplies will end if they don't comply with the new russian ministry of defense relief leaked documents pertaining to show ukraine. inquiring about the aerosol spray capacity of a turkish made drone with moscow continuing to claim the key at the store to deployed biological weapons. with the help us with russia invite for us the undersecretary of the date on the president, son to explain the funding of bio weapons labs in ukraine space representative to the international chemical weapons watched of say, russia will say, can international investigation into the matter as we receive documents testifying to the dangerous benches by the pentagon on the territory of ukraine, particularly the creation of biological weapons. a very disturbing picture is emerging a by thing continues in the dawn, yet city of mario paul is boss, is work to push the remaining ukrainian neo nazi group to problem with busy with a warm welcome. this is our to international with the world news updates good

ama: sky 7 captured a rainbow in the east bay as today's rain started to wind down.we now had into the dry months, amid an existing drought, the governor is pushing for californians to conserve more water. the environment is a key focus of ours. j.r. stone is live in the newsroom and has more on the plan the governor outlined today. reporter: the first three months of this year has been the driest we've ever seen in california. officials are concerned and out urging more water conservation. >> j8, rain. >> the more the merrier, it on. reporter: while the optimism over this rain is still there, more actual rain is not. >> in terms of all saying fantastic deficit we accumulated, not so much. reporter: california governor gavin newsom issued an executive order monday for water suppliers to activate level two of their drought the plans, a move that equates to conserving 10% to 20% of water. in santa clara county, they've already been asking residents to conserve 15%. >> we did not have the miracle of march we hoped for. we had record dry weather and are heading into the

maybe couple rainbows of are lucky to win that the appropriate to see. but today, yeah.ng a whole lot like spring outside. beautiful sunshine, a little haze out toward the golden gate bridge right now. looking good, though, as we head through the night tonight, but things. >> our change in the in laura's forecast. you can see off the coastline. a lot of clouds gathering out there right now. in this system right here, this one is going to start to roll its way a little bit closer by tomorrow. coming just off the coastline and maybe just close enough to spin up not only clouds, but maybe a few scattered light showers, nothing that's going to be heavy. but there's a chance we could see that as we head throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures outside right now you've got 66 a beautiful evening in lemore 65 degrees in san jose. it is 62 and alameda. 56 in cooler in san francisco with that sea breeze. 65 in playoff. still 70 degrees in st. louis. and 71 in fairfield as we head through the evening. if you're stepping outside, a few more clouds will likely gather along the coas

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family's i can see by the way, and we thank you for being here, and we believe this is a tribute for the rainbowamericans. and isn't it wonderful if we sum it not divisive lee but in a unifying manner? i want to thank all the witnesses at the hearing, mr. anderson, thank you for his service to the nation, and your civil rights legacy, and thank all of those who now made an excellent record that no matter who you are in america, you can stand and sing this song and feel comforted and feel approved and confirmed that not divided. mister chairman, i thank you for allowing the extra for these witnesses to place that on the record. and i yield back. thank you so very much. >> thank you, miss jackson-lee. now i would like to recognize mr. jamie raskin for five minutes. >> mister chairman, thank you very much, and i'm sorry to and such a choppy day with all the voting, and it was especially [inaudible] outstanding proxies for eight or nine colleagues. so forgive me for being late, everybody. i was able to check out some of the early testimony. i want to thank the witnesses for their excellent testimony

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i wouldn't go chasing unicorns or rainbows right now. i want companies generating cash.di: do you also look at companies vertical integration where supply chains are contained? you say the world will continue to look inward when it comes to supply chain logistics issues. >> i think the world is going to get smarter and that's unfortunate. eog has all of their equipment contracted out for 2022. you have to be careful, but you already had steel being manufactured in the u.s.. supply chain and labor are two -- you have to understand the risk. citigroup or mcdonald's cut out a little bit with russia exposure. i am very bullish at understanding and i still bet on the u.s. consumer. the u.s. economy lives and dies on the u.s. consumer. a lot of companies are passing on the inflationary pressure directly to the consumer. oil prices have come down 25% off of their high. gas prices are down like $.11. even if we get this spr move, oil isn't that great. we have to see if that's going to bring down prices at the pump. shery: it was good having you on. if you want to follow more on

does it say themed friendly it is rainbow colors. you know, you've been with them since 2001 when you were just a young, naive internet sir, for a completely unaware of the sheer number of hamster videos in the world. sure, google is this silly word that, that sounds like it couldn't possibly be filled with evil, like nipple or, or not, or bennett cumber batch. but google isn't really the line you into violating your online life without consent. you don't need him anymore. you're strong enough to move on shifter and take his care with you because in my view, more, if one of those other web browsers i mentioned was still won't do or do it for you . then just get answers the old fashioned way, yelling stuff out your window and seeing what get yelled back. just the other day, i called out. what does it mean if i have a rash on my dad to go in test, it goes where my rad used to be, where the good place, order, chinese phone, unrelated that back a bar. dod related. eventually a guy yelled back something like which sounds delicious. don't

i want to see the rainbow one. and then, the shamrock. drew: that is my favorite.gie: i i i other phrases during the show. here is a live look at dublin. in ireland, you say, how is the craic? it means, how are you doing? another thing he would say, if your friends are out acting the fool on the streets of dublin, you would say they are acting the maggot. drew: is that like the most? reggie: acting the fool. drew: i love this webcam. kumasi: he has been on it this morning. he has everything we need to know. reggie: how is the craic? >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. president biden calls vladimir putin a war criminal as ukraine launches a counteroffensive overnight.s back. how their forces are holding off one of the mightiest militaries in the world as russia bombs civilians across the country. video posted to social media shows this theater left smoldering believed to be full of civilians after ukrainian president zelenskyy addressed congress and the u.s. prepares to send an additional $800 million worth of military aid. >>> refugee crisis. t

this fish was born in the month of december, the rainbow trout, bred in the leningrad region, is sentthe fisheries of the whole country. here, not a single egg is dependent on imports, ready to expand production to the extent that is required. we have the most important thing, we have scientists who have devoted their whole lives to the selection of headlights, or we have breeding achievements. two breeds are already included in the state register. and one breed even with coloring went to paint. it is still included in this register. and most importantly, we have areas where we can build more such workshops. russia is fully self-sufficient in basic foodstuffs, this was reported to the president during a large meeting, which vladimir putin devoted to the economy. i hope that you, together with your colleagues in the regions, will closely monitor how the situation develops in retail chains in order to respond quickly to ongoing events, well, the degree of reliability in this sense. we have a fairly large one and here the main thing is that there are no logistical problems and there is a

that rainbow confined itself to eastern england throughout the night tonight and we continue to see thosetemperatures will away, a chilly start to the weekend, temperatures as low as —405 in a rural, sheltered glens. we will keep those temperatures above freezing. does temperatures as low as “4 or —5. it will turn gradually drier for us all, but at this time of year you had to be careful because there could be overnight frost. if you are a gardener, take note. rain to the east of england will gradually drift steadily westwards through the afternoon, light and patchy, the best of the sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, northern fringes of wales and south—west england. generally around eight to 10 degrees, the high. high pressure will establish through the weekend and quiet things for us all. for the start of sunday, expect a drier start, there could be more cloudy and still more of a breeze towards the south—east, but generally it will be dry, there will be sunshine coming through and on the whole quite quiet for us all. temperatures probably sitting at eight to 10 degrees as a maximum

we went to as many national parks as we could, many state parks, so everything from a rainbow to thesene else's happiness. but by choosing it every day, we can inspire others to do the same. >> kelly: yeah, oh, my gosh. [applause] you should have a vlog, i don't know what you call it, i'm old, one of those things on the internet. that's amazing. >> thank you for having me. you are amazing. >> kelly: you are, as well. we are jam-packed in one today. from the new series "the endgame," ryan michelle bathe is hanging out with us. then we are going to meet a man growing thousands of pounds of fresh fruits and veggies for a people in a homeless shelter where he once lived, this is a great story and also i hope it catches fire and people learn from what he is doing. plus we have a performance from grammy and tony winning singer-songwriter anais mitchell. but first, i want to talk about the movie "encanto" because it is all we watch in my house. my kids will not let me watch anything else at this point, seen it so many times, i love it, though, that is what is helpful, when people make movies