ray: ok, that's good. for me, inspiration comes from, you know, a trip to the farmers market, conversations with another chef, having breakfast with my wife and son. all of those things can trigger a food memory, an inspiration that comes from an ingredient. and it never comes from the same place. the influence is from other neighborhoods or cultures or countries come together to make this food that is uniquely angeleno. it's still mexican food, but it is through an angeleno lens. there you go. now you can eat. so the same way that you mht consider, you know, baja as a region oraxaca or mexico city or the yucatÁn or puebla, it all plays off of tradition, it plays off of local ingredients and customs and family influences. i think the same thing is happening in los angeles. here you go, triceratops. here's one more. bill: here in los angeles, it's time for this voice to finally be heard. we've had people who are not mexican representing our cuisine. it is time to represent it. and again, it's not because of

joining me is ray wang.hat a time to discuss apple as a start to unveil some of their new products. moments ago, hearing about characteristics of their apple watch 8. walk us through your initial reaction. ray: just when you thought there was no more innovation you could put into a watch, we heard measuring wrist temperature when you think about women's health, it helps with ovulation patterns -- other improvements you will see, bigger screen size, better battery life. kriti: i have to ask you because it is a sign of the times, we are talking about women's health issues at a time when roe v. wade was overturned. a lot of legal pressures. and i would argue privacy when it comes to big tech. how much worry does apple have when it comes to legality? ray: that is a great question. if you look at the way apple has debt with privacy it is about the user keeps their -- has dealt with privacy, the user keeps their data. they are designed for the individual and from the individual's point of view. that is something t

i will not give up, my ray of sunshine. cops years my ray of sunshine i 'll give everything in life foray of sunshine, i'm everything in life i will give. and it seems to me that this is the sincerity that he sang in your eyes, with which you then looked at him. and this, of course, is worth a lot. it was a very valuable thing for me that evening. and this, by the way, was already this ninety- eighth year, that is, almost 25 years ago, 25 years ago. yes, yes, the silver wedding. this song has yes, exactly, that's why we have some kind of uh songs that are about a person. it's not that biographical. it 's just about what happened in his life, and we have such fond memories. gathered here today. let's listen to one of the songs again. and in our yard there is a girl alone among noisy friends without fail. she is certainly none of the guys. she i look at their snow, there is nothing for me. and i see everything, eyes are my friend. i have a childhood familiar, but i'm not silent, even the case of a friend. why are you silent, even to listen i look and there is nothing in it, and i keep loo

room nurse x-ray laboratory assistant in russia ultrasound diagnostics on the monitors shows how theient's vessels are filled with a contrast agent. thanks to him, under the x-ray, doctors can see where to move the catheter and how to implant the system . the catheter technique, which is designed to treat heart failure, will tell in more detail about this. it allows you to reduce the swollen ventricle of the heart from within the device winds up inside the polo. anchors are inserted into the heart wall from the inside. they are connected by a thread with a cord, thereby the swollen ventricle decreases to its optimal size and begins to work better, because the larger the ventricle, the more difficult it is for it to contract according to the laws. physics. the technique is to bring the device through the arteries to the heart and place it inside exactly where it is needed. invasive but challenging and our american colleagues have created a graphic that will explain how this method of the future so, doctors make an incision on the thigh and insert it into the femoral vessels. all this

it all comes from x-ray and ultrasound monitoring when it reaches the ventricle. of the heart beginse technical task is to place a thinner catheter around the circumference of the heart so that it takes the desired position, then nityalon anchors are inserted every centimeter, which are later tightened. the fundamental difference of this technique is that it is a catheter technology, that is, it does not require large incisions. we just need to get into the femoral vessel and already through the femoral vessel. we reach the ventricle of the heart and do, uh, the operation from inside the ventricle of the heart is the essence of this operation. uh, the operation is for patients suffering from heart failure, in which the volume of the e cavity of the heart, the volume of the left ventricle of the heart significantly increased the heart from e, the cone turns into a spherical one. and this is ineffective and these patients begin to suffer from symptoms associated with heart failure. this is the shortness of breath of this fatigue. it is the inability to perform physical activities. our

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adjusting] [camera shutter clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [camera focus adjusting] man: we're in madre de dios, and this is an area that until recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, there was a plan to build a major highway moving products from brazil over the andes to the ports in the pacific for exports to places like china. that changed the face of madre de dios. it connected the city of puerto maldonado with the city of cusco in the andes. that voyage used to take about two weeks in the rainy season. now it takes about 6 hours. the price of gold started to rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that created an unprecedented gold boom for tens of thousands of miners, who came from mainly the andes into madre de dios and d started to take the forest apart. some of the most dense and biodiverse rain forests in the worl

the sugar ray. >> i feel more comfortable calling the sugar.eem to be a bit almost there but not there. >> raymond: i am nutrasweet ray compared to you. don't get their way of those fists. i didn't realize, but i felt it. warned me next time. warned me. >> you've got to take care of yourself. >> raymond: evander holyfield offered me some advice. >> play with people who are better. this tournament. you're playing as a teen. >> raymond: surely actor kevin dolan will give me some golf tips. your father was the golf coach at fordham. what did he teach you? >> he told me mostly about the mental aspect of the game. he helped me with my swing. >> raymond: it was a focus. >> keep your cool. i have to throw global occasionally. i don't do it anymore. >> raymond: don't do it today, not in my direction. >> n keep your composure. >> it is marked that brings me here. he does great charities. any charity he does i try to get involved if i can. >> raymond: i would only do this for you, okay? the tip? >> pick up tennis. if you haven't played for that long, it

this is another advantage of the belarusian x-ray machine.ree workplaces two racks for vertical, for example with him crippled and horizontal radiography. plus the possibility of fluoroscopy is very important. here is a study, but for little kids. eh, when there is an opportunity to look at the intestines somewhere. uh, if there is an obstruction somewhere, then we always try, and it turns out more in most cases, to straighten the intestines and, uh, save this little patient from some such surgical interventions. an interesting feeling. pinskoye central hospital is held within the framework of the program of socio-economic development of pinsk for the current five-year period. this program also provides for the reconstruction of hospital buildings and the construction of an infectious disease building with 80 beds. total area, almost 5.000 m². the need for its construction. already approved at the level of the executive committee and the ministry of health. congratulations to pinsk on such an event in the city . this is really the right inves

yes, they are, and let's bring in ray wang, our big tech guy. ray? obvious question.when interest rates are just going straight up? >> [laughter] it's a great question, a lot of people are asking. i would actually still be in the big tech space for a couple reasons. massive cash on hand, massive operating margins and we go back and we try to look at where the stories going to be in the long term. these are the companies that are surviving, if there is a tremendous recession that's ahead of us, so give you some quick examples, right? take microsoft, it's sitting on $105 billion of cash. its got operating margins in the 40% range. those are the type of companies that are going to survive any kind of recession and with that amount of cash on hand, they are going to be able to do a lot more than any of the other companies out there, especially in terms of deploying the cash, using the cash, doing mergers and acquisitions, and not that they have said anything but that really puts them in a good position. stuart: we've got a lot of people saying that big tech is going to go

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to ray and his family.really miss him. ♪ >> ray has touched so many lives, even in the short time that i knew him. he was so generous with his knowledge, and he made you feel like you belong to. ray, you will be greatly missed. this one is for you. see you around. >> thank you, sampson for that beautiful dedication. if you are just joining us, we are under one hour away from the dart spacecraft's head collision with asteroid dimorphos. dart's mission is a test of a planetary defense technique that could one day save humanity. rest assured, the test poses no threat to earth. the spacecraft is almost 7 million miles away from us right now, and you are watching a live stream of its approach to dimorphos. it takes about 45 seconds for the images you are seeing in the dart cam to make their way back to earth. any moment now we should learn if dart is ready to commit to impact. while we wait, i am here with andy, dart science investigations lead, and mallory, dart impact modeler. while we wait to learn if dart is

. >> this vine is catching all the the sun rays. 100% of the sun rays. and down here, you can see see what we have shading going over the fruit. >> the new blend that can double double the output while beating the elements. following silicon valley star elizabeth holmes. a star witness in her fraud case. > >> if you love stadium food, imagine getting paid to eat it.w you can go pro in the nfl as a . what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> a grape grower in the napa valley is tweaking his technique technique to adapt to climate change. john ramos shows us your your next class of merlot may be be from grapes on the same vine. vine. >> reporter: i'm standing in one one of the most unique viney

she doesn't have x-rays. yes, they say no. just a persistent cough.ch path should go in the family, in this case, we should look at her nasopharynx, because one of the first causes of cough and more frequent is the so-called post nasal drip. we know what a runny nose is. we blow our nose in this direction after back, when this mucus and sputum flows down the back of the pharynx and irritates the receptors of the cough center, and this is especially intensified when a person lies horizontally at night this sputum, especially viscous sputum, cannot go anywhere. so the first thing is to understand if it's a nocturnal cough. i watch the back of the throat, because if there is sputum, the back of the throat. it's always the first cause of cough, that is, in highly scientific and artistic language. we say literally the following, no matter how you look at it, the doctor should see nothing to cough. at home, you need to come to the clinic so that someone can see what is happening to her. she smokes. no, well, she could have whooping cough and nasal congestio

manus: floating 6% rates, do you think there is a risk as ray dalio says?lair: the forward curves would not indicate it is expected. when i moved to the u.k. in 2005, the rates were 5% going to 6% so it could happen. dani: are you hiring more restructuring experts in your business? blair: we have always had that as part of our team in europe. we have 15 dedicated to monitoring the portfolio. we have three senior-level restructuring experts. we have always had at the cornerstone of our strategy capital preservation. when you are lending to middle sized companies, things can happen even in good environments. strong defense is a part of our strategy. dani: you are cautiously optimistic for ares, but the future of covid was this hunger of deals. people doing light lending where they had less protections. are you fearful for the industry and as a whole? blair: we did see this trend coming into 2022. by our estimates, the european direct lending market went to light. that means you only have rights when the company has liquidity issue. those aren't loans that we

alameda county sheriff ray kelly says 24-year-old devin williams jr. was arrested within the last half hour. we e told law enforcement received al just before 1:00 in the morning of a report of an armed intruder. he later called wanting to turn himself in. there was a third person insidt inside that home at the time of the shooting and alameda counts county sheriff's officials say that person is safe. > >> new at noon, one of the most anticipated tech events each year today. apple unveiled the new iphone 14 with four they models. the phones will have ar a longer battery life and better cameras and some of the new features include an always opinion display which can showe show live temperatures and other info on the lock screen without a huge strain on battery life.e battery life. the new phones will also have crash detection and emergency sos feature thats that connects directly to satellites. >> making products that are so personal and indispensable is what drives us to continue innovating, improving on what are best in class experiences. >> the iphon

ray dalio warns of another crunch in equity. priced for a hard landing. short and yields jump but stocks recover after their global selloff. the eu unveiled its price plan of a price cap. inflation is set to accelerate even more. francine: the futures are fluctuating a bit, but it is all about data. from the u.s., especially and -- on what the fed does next. tom: the u.s. 10 soft or than expected, giving some relief to investors in terms of the gains off wall street. francine, you are saying we have the university of michigan survey out on friday and retail sales out of the u.s. as well to round out the picture. give us a better understanding of where the fed may go. that is priced in fully now. gains in the u.k., ftse 100 up. the cac is up now -- down, i should say. the dax is range bound at this point looking for traction in the market and they are looking for catalysts from some inflation of -- officials that inflation will be with us for longer. the debate is how long the ecb goes. we have new lines crossing in terms of the merge with ethereum. this i

here is a radioactive product one x-ray. actually hands it's about. here bananas from the point of view. uh, ct scan of the lungs, that's 40 bananas. if it is irradiated, how does it save us from cancer. and here i want an interesting thing, a banana contains, especially green, a lot of starch, but starch, which is practically not broken down by our human enzymes. it is a resistant starch that does not break down. it's practically rough, the fiber is correct and appropriate. eh, he takes it out with him. as far as i understand correctly, carcinogens come from the large intestine, and these polyps and swelling or do not form. this is one of the three mechanisms of action, it turns out, this resistant starch here is also a great food for our healthy microbiota, because it is she who eats. here is the list. yes, that is, it becomes rude, eh? the microbiota regulates the inflammatory process on the intestinal mucosa does not correspond to the tumor. this is another mechanism third, it turns out that the acids that are formed during the metabolism of butyr

dr sinead furey an ray _ solution. thank you very much. dr- sinead furey an ray barron-woolford.ew prime minister will be ini the new prime minister will be in this studio, whether it is liz truss or rishi sunak, they will both be here this morning. my goodness, as we have just been hearing from your chat you are having there, people are so eager and anxious to hear what kind of solutions the government is going to come up with if, indeed, they are going to help people as much as we can obviously tell many people want them to. there are so many pressing issues. number one, the top of everyone's list, what to do about energy bills and we will be asking liz truss and rishi sunak what they would do on day one if they are tomorrow the person who is announced next leader of the tory party and the next prime minister. there are all sorts of other pressures on them, what to do about what is going on in the nhs, what to do about small boats in the channel and migrants coming to this country, what to do about the economy, because the impact of energy price rises i5 because the impact of e

ray: think about sterling.en a big underperforming currency in recent weeks and a lot of that has to do with effectively expectations for the size of the economic hold that the u.k. is destined to fall into on the back of those astronomical rises in energy prices coming down the pipe together with tax increases both from businesses and consumers. this gets away. they could be vanished overnight. she's pledging to use a huge amount of fiscal support to cap household energy prices. to the extent that means the economic outlook may be less bleak than otherwise, it does justify an unwinding of some of the shorting of sterling we have seen although looking further ahead, throwing the 10% of gdp at the economy in ways that will not enhance the underlying product to your growth rate is arguably questionable as a positive force for sterling but in the short-term, we need to see details fleshed out. that is how it is going to be funded. we are less negative on sterling than we were previously. >> the euro falling to 101

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ray's letter in answer is burnt this 12th of april 18 18 aj. which would imply that somehow john ray gave him the tip off to go to florida and not only suppress the situation with the seminoles but to actually seize the entire area from the spanish. this letter has never been found the writing is not jackson's is not really there's a lot of mystery to be said to this communication, which we're not the first to delve into nor will we be the last? so just take a moment to ponder. what word jackson's instructions exactly because when you what he'll end up doing is, you know taking his militia to florida. he will not only you know, make the very strident warfare on the seminoles. he will see spanish post. this is essentially declaring or could be conceived as an active war against spain. he will end up executing some british subjects who we thought were inciting the inside. seminoles and aaron did you want to jump in? i did i wondered if we could go back very quickly to the map that we were just looking at with the kind of gradual advancements of f

it was such a pleasure sharing stories with sheena and ray my own daughter.ays at the same children's hospital. that's where i first came in contact with ronald mcdonald house charities. they provided families of the hospital with free meals the comforts of home go such a long way in these tough times there and coming up in sports. we're gonna hear more from ace catcher steven vote who has a personal connection to ronald mcdonald house, dan and that is just so great in your daughter's doing well. she's doing amazing. yeah, she's perfectly fine. and what a great story. thanks casey very much. we appreciate it. all right stick with us. all right stick with us. we'll be right your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your

robert ray shows us how the federal government is promising to help fiona victims in the u. million people still do not have running water and thousands of others are without power. the island was already struggling to recover from previous storms. now fiona has made that worse with local officials say flooding and landslides have cut off major roadways, making it difficult to assess damage. it's also left people stranded with no way to get basic supplies. parents have had a bad experience with maria , but this was definitively worse. disaster declaration from president biden has cleared the way for fema to send aid and hundreds of additional personnel to help on the ground were surgery. federal resources puerto rico do everything everything we can to meet the urge. indeed you have, the department of health and human services says it will also send teams throughout the us dozens of volunteers and non profits are rallying together to collect medical supplies and essentials really wound care, first aid supplies and personal hygiene supplies, and we're also collecting those now

galactic rays. the best material to protect against radiation is actually water. which makes up most of our atmosphere. - [narrator] and mars does have plenty of water ice to work with. on earth, we're largely protected from harmful cosmic radiation. thanks to our thick oxygen-rich atmosphere and magnetic fields. but with barely any atmosphere, the surface radiation on mars is hazardous. high energy particles from the cosmic rs damageuman dna and can increase the risk of diseases like cancer. - so like our atmosphere, protecting us here on earth. we thought, why not build an ice house? we created this double shell structure for additive protection, but also to have a bigger space. - that is so cool. - part of our objective was like, if we go all the way to mars, why should we live in a cave or a concrete bunker? people should be able to look outside, look at the strangeness of the landscape, but they should also receive the daylight, which is very similar to our owhere on earth. they have 25 hour da

what you see now, the ultra-modern x-ray operating room of the tyumen vascular center, everything in the normal mode contrasted the vessels of the heart , installed stents without a single incision, saved the patient. this story looks amazing, but this is the result of the fact that medicine has become different, the equipment has become different, and right now, the same patient who escaped from death four times with the help of doctors and medicine, vladimir ivanovich kazantsev vladimir ivanovich, is in touch with us, i hope that you hear us and of course, i have one question for you. how are you feeling? compared to how i used to feel better, i feel very good now. you know today is world heart day. here you are such a symbol of the triumph of medicine for us, so today we will be asked questions about the heart, and i want you to answer them, because i hope that over the years you should know everything about your heart and of course, dr. gondelman, go. first question, please, what do we need to know about our heart in order to be in it is confident, after all, it is constantly in

dentists, implantologists, and there is, uh, such an x-ray machine as uh, a linear computed tomographllows you to determine the volume of the tissues of the maxillofacial region of the bone tissue. it allows you to determine the thickness of the e bone tissue, in addition, the software that is in this complex allows you to. uh, immediately after this procedure, computed tomography to the doctor of the implantologist to calculate the dimension of the implants. that is. uh, what kind of implant will he put there, uh, 6-7 mm or 10-12 mm and the thickness is the same, that is, but computed tomography allows you to reproduce in volume. e, the human jaw and, accordingly , topographically orient the placement of these implants. if many implants are placed. there, more than 6-8 so -called chi templates are used, when, during the preparation of this patient, holes are made in this template on a special machine so that later the doctor-implantologist during the introduction of these implants observes their parallelism so that later they are, respectively, an orthopedic doctor who will prostheti

understand correctly, it can only be part of some breeds, and then you need to take care that the rays that hit without any atmosphere somehow spoil it there, what they do there one moment e is not necessarily in the composition of the rocks, it can be just water ice. there can be water ice on the moon when comets, can there be water ice? i'll tell you more that, in principle, for a long time we considered that such places on the moon are on the plus side. uh-huh and now actually a plus. this is the most interesting place where everyone tends to have such craters, they start called eternally shaded craters, sunlight does not get there, the temperature is there, but it is not, as it were, close to absolute zero, well, relatively speaking, there, let's say, there are 40 there 60 or well, it is believed that comets comets well, as an example, we can take the comments of the comets that bombarded the surface of the moon and during the bombardment there is such a kind of temporary atmosphere is very rarefied, but nevertheless it arises. and now it is besieging and what is besieging here in

for nasa's chandra, x ray observatory. and in new york state j. hon cartel to pay an astrophysicist at the rochester institute of technology, where she studies the evolution and formation of galaxies. thank you so much for being with us beyond feeling very unaccomplished, after all those introductions. no, i'm joking. so many interesting burning questions here, really ok, but let's start with the most fundamental. kimberly, what is a black hole? well, i think a black hole is a really cool thing and it's a really interesting thing and a think of mystery. but in essence, i like to think of them as a dense compact object. his gravitational pull is so strong that within a certain distance of it, nothing, not even light can escape. and many of the black holes that we sort of now and love, i guess, or thought to be the result from the collapse of the very, very, very massive star as it sort of gets towards the end of it. stellar evolution that's, that's a simple i, explanation that i can understand. i want to ask you though, a p

and my friend, ray curry is here. [cheers and applause] president biden: ray, there you are. as the saying goes from the city, u.a.w. ran me to the dance and i got elected in 1972 as a 29-year-old kid to the united states senate and it's because we used to have the highest percentage of auto workers in the nation higher than here because we had a small population and 14% of our entire population was auto workers. we had the largest chrysler plant outside of detroit and largest gm plant and an awful lot of carriers as well. i want to thank you all and thank the c.e.o. o and they stepped up. i'm a car guy. i'm here because the auto show gave me so many reasons to be optimistic about the future. looking at them and driving them. i like their speed, too. and the last century, we led the world by a significant margin and we invested in our people and invested in ourselves and something went wrong along the way here. and china and the rest of the world are catching up. we used to invest and now .7% and the rest of the world is catching. but not any more. we are choosing to build a

robert ray is in the middle of it. fort myers balancingsing out the winds there. robert. >> yeah, sandra. it has gotten more intense since i spoke to you, 20 or so minutes ago. t two separate transformers have blown down the block. rick, potentially go as far as you can, just to take a look at all the debris that keeps running down the street from trees and into the harbor down there, and we have the ebbs and flows, rain consistent, but the wind, die-down and then incredible gusts can knock you off your feet. so, very dangerous situation right now as ian, part of the eye has already crossed according to radar, over land. the question is where and how fast it will come through here. we are going to see -- it's going to be not on top of us but we'll have the dirty side roll across the counterclockwise, it's going to give us some very heavy wind gusts, hurricane force wind gusts and rain bands still coming in and you know, you see the palms on the ground and electricity starting to go down, things starting to unravel here, unfortunately in fort myers as they have bee

i mean, what a day they've had, robert ray. i mean, you see the power of hurricane in there, the wind, the storm surge, those communities and buildings, unfortunately, that are waking today and assessing the damage . and i mean, not even just waking up today, but having to go through it. i haven't myself gone through a category four hurricane like that. >> and , you know, you hope that a lot of people did heed those evacuation warnings and get out of town . but there are some people who did perhaps choose to ride it out. it really was just devastating to see the amount of storm surge that came through fort myers, naples, verifying the forecast. it's never what you want to see as a meteorologist. >> you know, and i feel like, you know, with with robert ray taking us there, it was it was so compelling for me. and i was watching through this afternoon. he brought us to downtown fort myers. >> i mean, this is a it's a beautiful development of fort myers, a wonderful vacation destination, great spring break destination. >> for the c

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you saw that with robert ray and ashley. really hours to come, people need to hunker down, seek shelter. this is a volatile system that is only gained energy and rapid intensification through the morning time. neil. neil: steve, thinking of staggering numbers you mentioned, 18-foot storm surge in some areas. something three times the height of me, water flowing in perhaps hundreds of feet? >> that is the problem, neil. we told evacuations, 2.5 million people you should say evacuated ahead of this storm. but a lot of this water is moving past the coastline and going miles and miles inland. fort myers downtown is one of those spots because of the caloosahatchee river, two story hopes vulnerable to 18 feet of storm surge. that is the problem ahead. then you think about how much rain will be coming down with this. we'll show you the rain gauge along the i-4 corridor. they could be seeing up to two feet of rain, triggering flash flooding as far east as daytona, neil. neil: think of all the one story homes in that area. 18 feet is

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[camera lens clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation--a margaret a. cargill philanthropy-- the orange county community foundation, and the farvue foundation. [distant rumbling] man: and we've got 17 coal fields in south africa, and more than half of them are bunched together on mpumalanga highveld. it's called the central basin. in our research, we have spoken to many people. i think this is really bad on the ground. it's really, really bad. woman: there are two mines here. that one is the old mine. if you can see the dust that is coming out when they are blasting, you can even smell it. even if you wipe yourself like this, you-- there's a black dust in your hand. so what about if you inhale it? [distant chatter] [child's congested coughing] woman: i moved to mpumalanga highveld for better future. i've worked in the mines, and i was affected with sinus while i was working there. in 2013, i got my firstborn. [coughing continues] woman: so he gets sick, is struggling to breathe. he was admitted at the hospital. they diagnosed him with bro

[camera shutter clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne rayfoundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [helicopter blades whirring] [flames crackling] [water rushing] [wind howling] man: every child born today will experience a fundamentally altered world, which will increase their probality of death and serious disease or illness because of the change in the climate. there are a great many efforts brought by young people around the world--cases brought domestically against governments for iling to do what those governments pledged to do in the paris agreement. but what forum would allow you to talk to all of humanity at one time? that's the united nations. we conducted interviews to basically put together the best diversity and array of young people from different parts of the world being affected in different waysy the crisis. a number of organizations, including greta thunberg, conveyed to us the desire to formulate, if possible, a single legal strategy in order to respo

ray monday i put numbers up on the screen.e one of the first people to alert me of this i noticed that the city was different two months ago what do you think it will tyke change this city? >> lawrence look this has been generation of neglect okay but the current administration la toya administration they were asleep at the wheel. we've lost 900 police officers. you mentioned it in your piece. when you have that kind of -- attrition of your law enforcement, and you have a d.a. who refuses to prosecute these cases and you have a sheriff who is a back sheriff suzanne hudson refuses to expand jail capacity. she just laid off venerable officers with really experience when you see that confluence of events, what you have is a breakdown in law and order, and you've turned a great american city into a sanctuary city for criminality. we are suffering here, and i'm so glad you brought up the black families that are suffering. because we're majority black city lawrence, and it is those families suffering most so when people talk about r

and that's what we're seeing in the x rays. so we don't actually see the whole, we see the stuff that is on the route to being so, you know, swallowed by the whole thing, at least. yeah, i did this, this term, this terms and terminology swallowed by the whole. and it's, it creates such a mystery, i love it. i mean it's in of itself, right? so engaging, i do want to ask you about these images and how did the event horizon telescope create the image, this image of the black hole that's at the center of our galaxy take a look. ah, we have these are, these are 2 different images, right? comparing help me understand what the says for our audience, comparing the size of 2 black holes that may be 7 and sagittarius a. so what is significant about this? that can be understood by someone a simpleton like me, priyah. so i, yeah. so what we are seeing is we had zoomed in to our region that is right around because event horizon of the black hole with the take boundary that we're not even like in this gate. we're a little bit outside it here

ray the same thing with flip flop.t. >> well, i will say that the lady will come in and normally they would buy five pair and cut back to two pair. and guys they still just get their one pair. [laughter] >> steve: that they will always wear. >> until they fall apart. but i do know that as far as on a serious subject the cost of my shipping to get my product in is more than doubled so, 3 percent of my income now is 7% of my income. so, it's taking a bite out of my pocket. >> steve: you got to jack up the prices and then you pass it along to your neighbors. >> yes. we try to hold the line on that as much as possible but yes. >> steve: roselyn you have a home decor store. i was talking to dr. gary lester the big kahuna here he said they sold 300 houses last month and month before. they need home day core. are they spending as much as they did say two years ago? i would say our people are, yes when you can't do other things in the home can you add accessory. not big things small accessories that you add for your home and t

ray, good to have you.t of statistics, they bear out, increase in traffic, you've seen it at all your restaurants here, the notion the higher grocery prices go the more folks seem to be eating out. so it would go against logic but not necessarily. what do you make of what's happening? >> well, thanks for having me, neil. yeah, actually what we see is, you know when the chasm between eating out and eating in narrows that is usually a good guest driver for us, right? so traffic counts tend to respond favorably. we know that right now we've got you know, a very resilient consumer, given they're is full employment, people are kind of hanging in there, even in a, obviously in and inflation airy environment that is unprecedented, at least for the last 40 years. neil: you have to pass along at least some of those increases you're having to absorb as well but does not appear to be affecting traffic. how are you handling this? >> well, when we pass through, we don't pass through dollar for dollar, right? because in

kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for the national anthem and stood and stood and then it became a battle and their teammates got involved, sending water towels, even a thorough gun for a massage finally gives up and the rays win, but both of them were ejected. the contest delayed the start of the game, and the empires were very annoyed, staring contest almost right, stand up. who i don't know. i hope it was organic getting ejected. don't know about that. yeah. and a shout out to natalie davis and callie rampant, huge shout out the two seniors at oklahoma's we woke up high school suited up to make sure their football team didn't have to forfeit again. the tigers the school there has about 200 kids. they were in danger of not having enough players. so yeah, the ladies natalie and callie, they stepped up. that is a small school. my high school, by the way, had like 4000. they did more than just put on that uniform, though, natalie picked up a tackle and a kick off. she also had a punt that went about 45 yards. 45 yards is a very good puns. at any