>> my name is ray! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: his name is ray. all right, rays.ichael. we've got ray guns for all of you as a prize for being part of this, there you go. oh, look at that handsome kid distributing the guns. he'll be safe from any kind of harm. there you go. you want to guess that kid's name? >> romano? >> is it brian? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that was your son matt. >> oh! >> jimmy: all right, guys. let's get some new contestants in there. give ray one more chance. let's see what we have here. we've got a new group of people. again, we just pulled these people -- it's hard to find somebody named ray off the street. what you do is yell "ray?" somebody turns around and you say, there's the guy. all right. again, ray. >> how about this one at a time, could you each say "hello, my name is ray"? i want to see how convincing that sounds. >> jimmy: number one, you go first. >> hello, my name is ray. >> jimmy: number two? >> hello, my name is ray. >> hello, my name is ray. >> jimmy: i wasn't convinced by any of them. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to need an

ray: hey, marcus. i'm ray. lemonis: nice to meet you. ray: nice to meet you.'m debbie. i'm dino's wife. lemonis: hi, debbie. how are you? debbie #2: i'm also debbie. i'm dino and debbie's daughter. lemonis: how are you? so, three family members. debbie #2: well, ray is actually my husband. ray: i am family. lemonis: and so all four of you work here? dino: always me, ray or debbie are here all the time. lemonis: okay, that's a good thing. so, dino... dino: yes, sir? lemonis: ...was this your idea? dino: yes. i worked in a pizza place called mango's, and there was a mcdonald's, and i'm watching cars go through the drive-through. i got the idea of drive-through pizza by the slice because nobody had done it. so i was going to revolutionize and pioneer the way people eat fast food. why is pizza the most popular food on the planet and you can't get it in a drive-through? lemonis: any time i find somebody with a concept that is different than anything else i've ever seen, the risks are that consumers don't adopt the idea of driving through and getting a slice of pizz

ray, i want to start with you. year and it's nice to hopefully get back on track. >> father leo, kind of circling back on that one, did you hear of any message of hope or do you think that there was a message of hope given to people who tuned in this morning? >> yes, adherence to the easter message is obviously one of hope of because it tells us how christ was powerful enough to conquer death itself. the word virus comes from the latin word which means strength. so if something goes viral it's strong. what the holy father is trying to do is encourage virtue over the virus, faith over fear, and his invitation to go to galille as he mentioned in the homily is a reminder to us to do what we can to seek out christ and even though people aren't able to perhaps gather in large congregation as in the past, he's letting us know that christ even though he's very physically resurrected, there's also a spiritual renewal and that's the invitation. make sure faith overcomes fear. >> and then ray, i want to go back to you, piggy

and ray, the security of it. i interviewed jerry par, god bless him, he passed away in 2015, he said we are not going to have any spoilers here, we all know he was shot. he said complacency was a major flaw in what happened. can you guys start with rick and then go to ray? rick: my position that day was the lead staff representative. when you are the lead on a presidential trip, you coordinate the activities of a number of different agencies. we had a side to lead from the secret service by the name of bill green. i knew bill from the campaign. we also had a press advance lead. he was responsible for the lighting and sound and communications establishment of telephones and things of that nature. you are absolutely right. this hotel was built was a presidential entrance and special presidential holding room at the foot of a flight of stairs and at the bottom of a small elevator on the stage right back stateside. we had all worked on the president's campaign. we had certain protocols in place in terms of rope lines

what about ray?re was a man she worked with by the name of rafeal and she hired him at ibm. >> he was johnny on the spot. >> it seemed off to dennis. ray's happy with diane said it was cozy ... obsessive, maybe. >> he would always offer to take care of her dogs when she was out of town and wanted her to be close to him. dennis thought that maybe he had too much of an interest in diane. >> what is more, ray had his own personal key to diane's house and, remember, there was no forced entry. the killer was invited in or had a key. the detective asked ray to come into the station to answer a few questions. but it was ray who seemed to be full of questions. >> unfortunately i didn't know anything about diane holik until i went to her house last night. >> he seemed excited to share what he knew. >> how long have you knew diane? >> two years. he was an odd character. >> i would take always care of her dogs. >> i always had a crush on diane. >> in the beginning, always was very spoiling and affectionate to h

ray, you were among executives who asked companies to fight voter suppression bills like the one that just became law in georgia, in an ad in "the new york times" this week. why do you and your colleagues feel strongly that this is the right way to address this? >> reverend al, thank you for having me. you're right, we did come together, we came together as a group of black and ground leaders on whose shoulders we stood. we came together as leading, outstanding leaders in the corporate world. we came together as americans who have respected and upheld the values of -- the fundamental values of this country. and yes, we come together to say to other corporate leaders, and those who believe in getting involved in social justice, now is the time. now is the time. so it is a clarion call that we've come together to make to the corporate world, to get involved. if there's a moment to get involved, it is now, as democracy is under siege. >> and you're talking about executives like you, like the former ceo of american express. we've never seen this level of blacks in the corporate world chal

>> well, sadly the body of cowboy ray green was inside that box.dog could not do. investigators believed his body had been in that box for about two days. >> what happened to the family dog? >> jazzy the german shepherd which, by the way, was a mild, loving dog, was never found. to this day, investigators have no idea what happened to jazzy. >> wow. peter, that is surely a story a lot of folks are going to want to see. you can -- first of all, thank you. and you can catch peter's report "the killing of cowboy ray green" on "48 hours" tomorrow at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on cbs. >> really is a tease. >>> coming up next, we will look back at all that mattered this week. we'll be right bacack. ththis is a nono-nonsense e mee from thrhree. small l business i insurance usually y forces youou to piece t together multiplele policies.s. ththat's why t three was c cre. it's one p policy thatat coves everythihing you neeeed... leavining those olold policis in thehe dust. three. n no nonsensese. justst common sesense. whwhich shows s will you b e getttt

look at the reflections on the floor with ray—tracing off and now on.t ray—tracing so you can see the difference. but, honestly, i think both look great and deliver on the promise of high quality graphics without a top—of the—range pc. obviously the most important thing is the games. if you're already a playstation or xbox gamer, their cloud services can offer a lot of value. there's a lot to play. and there are blockbuster games on all four services. honestly, you would have to dig around and see what catches your eye and, as is always the way, you probably won't find all your favourite games onjust one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more, i can see a future where people hop between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the games they like and then maybe cancelling their subscription — like some people do with movie streaming services, although i'm not sure of that will be in sony or microsoft's interests. what stadia has showed me is that putting a full console—style ecosyst

got completely slammed for the show why well apparently ray stole all the moves from black dancers and didn't credit them on air although she does that on her social media and balun fail to call in the original black dancers so make the segment instead opting for tick tocks number 2 star and since both fallon and ray are white . races this is colonize a culture in real time because she did not have the talent to create a t.v. to come up with these dances but she is getting the credit and exposure but seriously making sense of all this drama is beginning to seem kind of pointless all this is the woke entertainment industry literally eating itself alive ever since hollywood decided to embrace the walk ideology and appeal to the vocal minority on twitter well that's really just been controversy after controversy most of the viewers have already left or are on their way out so all that's left is the woke entertainers and the woke and perpetually offended crowd that's just waiting for their next fix let's wrap up with some news in brief now and i said they knew fisher house opened up near a

and one of them said, we're looking for anthony ray hinson. >> reporter: july 31st, 1985, anthony rayhe homicide of two restaurant owners in birmingham. the main evidence was his mother's smith & wesson revolver which the state claimed matched the bullets at the crime scene. >> i said, you got the wrong person, i haven't done any of that. he looked at me like he had no use for me at all. and he said, number one, a white man is going to say you shot him. whether you shot him or not, i don't care. he said, number two, you're going to have a white prosecutor. number three, you're going to have a white judge. number four, you're going to have an all-white jury. and we're going to say it's murder proper. he said, do you know what that spell? he repeated the word, conviction, conviction, conviction, conviction, conviction, five times. >> reporter: kelly greer's son mercury was only 21 years old when he was shot and killed in 1999. >> we actually got to mercury before the paramedics got there. we had a couple of words with each other and the paramedics came. early that morning, dick told us

and this morning, we salute american hero ray lambert a special tribute the d-day survivor who died at the age of 100. fox and friends starts right now. good morning you're waving fox and friends first i'm carly in for todd piro we have a lot to get to so let's get to the fox news alert a minnesota suburban turning into war zone after black lives matter protest turn violent overnight. the national guard now on the growngsd and a curfew is in effect. >> jackie ibanez has the latest. >> all started with a traffic stop yesterday afternoon officers in brooklyn center minnesota said they try to bring a man into custody after learning he had outstangsding warrant. suspect tried to get back in his vehicle and was shot by the officer doing the stop. the man was still a toibl drive off but soon crashed into another car. he was declared dead at the scene. it wasn't long before crowds started to form, people claiming to be the suspect's relatives identified him as 20-year-old dante wright and confronted police demanding answers before throwing breaks at cars and jumping on police cruisers tension

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the rays take the lead right back. brett phillips two run homer to center. rays go on to win 4-3. draft begins thursday right here on abc 7. niners had that third over all pick. they will take quarterback. star linebacker warner joined the podcast earlier today and says he's ready for the new season -z. >> it is and always will be a huge part of the game. so last year not having them sucked, it did. so having them back it just adds so much more fun and passion, fire to the game. >> this abc 7 [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> that wraps it up for tonight. thank you so much for watching. >> coming up next on jimmy kimmel, musician dave groll from nirvana and the foo fighters. have a good night everyone and we'll

they split the series with the rays.'ll host the orioles tomorrow and folks don't forget the warriors are playing right now. it currently tied up at 87. we will have highlights of that game later this evening. but obviously the story of the night. trey lance coming to the bay. yeah, you know, seems like the fans are excited. i also don't want to forget. we have kylen mills out right now. she's with naji harris who in the expected to go first round. he is from bay area. he's at that draft party. so we'll hear from him once he gets drafted in that. so fun story to bay area cade probably going to be a first round pick. he played his college ball at alabama, right. somebody said trey lance has the maturity of the 35 year-old and a 20 year-old body k. >> he's mature. you can't can't have a drink legally really metro yeah. you could probably find a way he wanted to show probably get past the bouncer to. all right. thank you, jason. >> probably recognize the skies for the bay area's longest running pop bands taking the stage ag

rays of some 20 years ago. under dig up austin schedule exact for st john christ you're telling me that there are there is an under drawing under all of the apostles yeah except for john and cross that is painted directly on the campus that was that has held off. of the x. rays that is an astonishing discovery. so we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils and living perhaps on various celeriac that lay not only himself painted christ and since the most important figures on the on the last supper pretty yeah yeah and that was so it's they both painting as a work. that's fascinating that's fascinating it is a beautiful work but is this the painting that pin louis to 12 ordered from leonardo in 1507 and that 100 or so laurie you brought to france and 1509. fortunately the abbey has an extensive archive going back many hundreds of years and here we find in this punishing eyewitness account. that for same cause hunt and jewel it is said that the painting is made after an ori

you mentioned director ray. he came in a speech last summer and say we need to be clear eyed about the scope of the chinese government the chinese communist party believe citizen a generational fight with economic leadership. ". we talked about this but on the topic of preserving the leadership from that ppe working on house armed services committee he and congresswoman cheney and several other were instrumental to lead the charge, foreign investment. three years later what did you get right and what did you get wrong? >> [laughter] the committee on foreign investment in the united states and those who did not want to they thought we are trying to discourage foreign investment in the united states that is not the case. but we wanted to be clear eyed about what the risk was in the chinese communist party as they have done with their investment, not only acquiring intellectual property, but the know-how to take it back. as you know, before you can do business in china, they basically want to get all of your intell

we have ray shawn ray, and amy rubenstein on the government and studies at the brookings institute. and always good to see you, so what are these police-involved shootings, and particularly that of adam toledo and say to you about the state of policing in the case of derek chauvin as the jury is deliberating in the trial of derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. >> well, what is spilling out into the street is people are sick and tired of being sekick d tired. so people need to admit that race and racism play a roll, and the quicker that we can admit that, we can move to a place that we can find solutions across the board. >> i spoke to a former police officer today, and he said that lots of changes are needed from the technology, and the way in which, you know, people are trained, but then also being able to weed out and teach sensitivity among the forces, and sometimes the disconnect between those who are policing, and the communities that they serve, and there is just too much of the gap, and what do you say of how to change that or address those issues? >> we, it is difficu

we've really been _ ray? they are doing really well. we've really been able - ray?e to - ray? they are doing really well. . we've really been able to decouple cases from hospitalisations and death. if you walk at a hospital guy was just a death. if you walk at a hospital guy wasjust a mile death. if you walk at a hospital guy was just a mile yesterday taking care of patients, it's much different now and april that i was just injanuary when we weren't really busting at the seams with a lot of patience. we got our vaccine at a high risk individuals with the people in nursing homes. that's really shown how effective the vaccines can be. and we are starting to see the pattern normalcy. everyday we have millions of vaccine doses going into peoples arms. and people get their lies back by getting vaccinated. i think this is gonna be very important because we are no longer really supply constraint. we have a lot of vaccine now now would be coming to man constraint. that's why i'm so worried about vaccine hesitancy being a setback to us going back to put a prepaid debit way

the rays take the lead right back. brett phillips two run homer to center. rays go on to win 4-3.draft begins thursday right here on abc 7. niners had that third over all pick. they will take quarterback. star linebacker warner joined the podcast earlier today and says he's ready for the new season -z. >> it is and always will be a huge part of the game. so last year not having them sucked, it did. so having them back it just adds so much more fun and passion, fire to the game. >> this abc 7 oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... hope... so that we can get to all the other moments. let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. let's get it... together. so we can be together. let's get to immunity. now's your moment to get vaccinated. ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ (build me up) ♪ ♪ buttercup, baby ♪ ♪ just to let me down ♪ ♪ (let me down) ♪ ♪ and mess me around ♪ ♪ and then worst of all ♪ ♪ (worst of all) ♪ ♪ you neve

well i'm delighted to say we can go live now on the program to former cia officer ray mcgovern for his take ray good to see you what is your take what's your what's your stance on this statement by the u.s. state department are they considering a songes rights in their thinking our stated. well it's a travesty of justice when you have the 1st principal assistant secretary of state mouthpiece saying this isn't in accordance with human rights law that's a travesty i probably should say right off the bat that julian assange is a good friend of mine a very much admired friend and when i saw him unceremoniously dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london exactly 2 years ago i decided that as a met matter of solidarity and also so i would not forget my friend julie and i would let my beard grow and be as to shovelled as he looked now what happened to him well he was brought to a bill marsh prison where he was tortured now don't you don't have to rely on me for that there's a un to for torture you'll smell so who looked into it. doctors and psychiatrists in there and they saw that he was

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look at the reflections on the floor with ray—tracing off and now on.he difference. but, honestly, i think both look great and deliver on the promise of high quality graphics without a top of the range pc. another promise of cloud gaming is that you can play anywhere, notjust at home. there are so many combinations of ways you can play on these services i can't put them into one video. but three of these services support mobile play so i tried it out on some phones. now, playing over 4g is where i had most of the issues with picture breakup and stuttering on all three services. sometimes they wouldn't connect at all and it's because my 4g connection speed was just too variable. sometimes the connection was fine and it all worked well. other times the connection speed dropped and the games wouldn't load. just like over wi—fi, when these services worked, they worked really well, but it really comes down to your connection. obviously the most important thing is the games. if you're already a playstation or xbox gamer, their cloud services can offer a lot o

now the ray of hope we're talking about the ray of hope. 9 out of 10 of the years after those to your periods. we have above normal rainfall. so we're hopefully going to see something like that happen. but outside right now. this is probably what we can hope for most. i'm hoping for a really foggy some rhino that sounds bad. but i want to see the fog here. i want to try and keep the fire conditions. all down around the bay area and get back into october. we start talking about more rain again. the temperatures running below the average around much of the bay area. now that fog this kind of already settling in now getting ready to move back on shore. you see right there, up 4 point reyes right. make its way to san francisco and them moving into the bay as we speak. so certainly will be plenty of fog when you wake up tomorrow morning, likely some drizzle along the coastline to get to half moon bay, you to many of the beaches are going to see pretty cool temperatures out along the coastline 50's and then the models start to pick up on some of that drizzle. little more sunshine inside the

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only from maybelline new york. >>> johnny ray kelly was lying.ough information that he could concoct the story about seeing the edgar brothers and ralph on springhill avenue. we come to find out, he was facing burglary charges. he was looking for help. but i suspect he was manipulated by somebody else. >> we originally arrested the wrong people, and that's on me. that was my mistake. i went into a courtroom and moved to have the charges dismissed against them. i wanted to make sure that the black community thunderstood th we were doing all that we could. that i cared deeply about. but i wasn't communicating with civic leaders either in the black or the white communities. and there were two separate communities. >> it was really depressing. it was really -- it was really -- you couldn't eat, you couldn't think of nothing else because our life had just come to a stand still. the mobile police department, they sat on it. and they would just call and say we hadn't forgotten you, ms. donald. we're still working on the case. okay. do something about it

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and, ray. you're on mute, ray. >> sorry. i was on mute. in order to unmute myself i need to get out of the full screen and i will get back in and move on. all right. thank you, mojz. rodriguez. we have a total of 167 applications 30 of them in the bay which means they are very close to permit issuance, but the pandemic has caused pro visional challenges and secure contractor to do the work. and so, now, we have 14 equity permit issue and the next one system expected to be issued this week and the rest of the applicants are actively engaging with the public parcels across city agency. so for tier two applications which means two of them are actively engaging with building department of sf now. so for tier 3, that's pre-existing and nonconforming operators. operators and free federally enforce mcds. our office has processed this group of applications, one of which is actively engaging with the permitting process now. so, lastly for tier 4 applications, that includes existing mcds and temporary public holders. for mcds, we have 55 mcds who ar

you'll be at a high of 74 and then a mostly 60's up the coast to point rays. you'll be a high of 66 with a little bit of that stubborn coastal fog there. the peaks of sunshine for you. yes, it's going to be a lot cooler as we get into tomorrow and then things are going to really drop as we get into tuesday and wednesday and then we are tracking the chance of rain. i'll have all those details coming up in just a bit. jonathan, back to you. rebecca, thank you. more bay. area's students are heading back to class first thing in the morning. >> that includes students at san jose evergreen school district monday. they will welcome students back from preschool to second grade. they'll be in class 4 days a week with one day online. meanwhile, 3rd through 8th graders will head back to class next week by the 26. but students in that district still have the option of having. to continue distance, learning the school district has also created a training video for parents in the kiddo's to get themselves ready to familiarize themselves with all the changes and across the b

authorities ray to stop the waste water pond from collapsing and unleashing a 20 foot wall of contaminated water into neighborhoods. this dangerous reservoir. >> easter sunday shooting. at a city park in alabama. a 4 year-old is among the victims. >> a new variant of the coronais found in the u.s. what experts are saying ability the so called double mutant variant and americans rush to book travel airlines cope with a serious problem. a shortage of pilots. >> one giant leap for the first space helicopter on mars. what's next for nasa. >> also a push to change the rules when it kayleicomes to ho ride escalators. >> a home run at his first at bat. his parents in the stands cheering him on. >>> this is "america this morning." >>> good monday morning. >> we begin with the developing story near tampa, florida. >> state of emergency ordering mandatory evacuations. to prevent the leaking remdesivir sorry from collapsing unleashing a wall of water. >> pumps have been brought in. along with the national guard. in hopes of avoiding a disaster in the county. >> more than 300 homes south of tampa are

of how poor and how we have invested in essential public health and it is an x—ray vision of what wes parties reach out for me. priyanka gandhi, god bless her, she got cylinders into my home but i have not been able to get a decent oxygen bed, and evenif able to get a decent oxygen bed, and even if i get... hagar able to get a decent oxygen bed, and even ifi get---— even if i get... how does that feel, ou even if i get... how does that feel, you know. — even if i get... how does that feel, you know. here _ even if i get... how does that feel, you know, here in _ even if i get... how does that feel, you know, here in the _ even if i get... how does that feel, you know, here in the uk, - even if i get... how does that feel, you know, here in the uk, and - even if i get... how does that feel, l you know, here in the uk, and there are such strong links between the uk and india, and there, and so many families in the uk feeling desperately worried for their loved ones in india, here in the uk all along the messaging has been, we must not allow the nhs, the national health service to be ov

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i recently joined 17 other senators in a letter to fbi director ray requesting fbi immediately investigate other he did so but we are not going to have the answer before we vote today and i don't see how he can be pensively advanced without it. mr. president, on issues of foreign policy this body is often united, standing up against iran and standing for our friends. this nominee i believe is the most anti- israel nominee who would serve in the entire biden administration, many friends on the democratic i'll, like to say they support the nation of israel while this is a chance to because you cannot vote to a anti- israel conspiracy theory tweeting radical to the number three position in the department of defense. then claim to revoke reliable friend of israel. his is radical. a lifelong obsession to the state of israel demonstrated a willingness to endanger israeli lives in american lives to advance that. i urge our colleagues on both sides of the aisle to oppose this nomination. i yield the floor. >> here's what is ahead, first, social media company executives testifying on the use of for

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neil: ray, do you, when you look at that, ray, the fallout there, obviously the president is doing thisod on a campaign promise but the wind at his back is this improving economy. a lot of employers had a devil of a time finding workers right now. we'll talk to one who is quite famous when she was encountering double standard in terms of who gets what kind of treatment from the government a state government but the fact of the matter is, he has got room to do this right now, doesn't he? >> he does. we got a labor shortage. what that will do, double, increase 30, to 50% government contracting costs, more importantly will lead to a lot more automation across the board when people can't afford to pay the $15 an hour wage. it is not adjusted for geographic disparities. a wage $15 an hour in california versus $15 an hour in montana may be different in the employment economicking that businesses face. this creates a interesting disparity. all signs, we're buying votes here. we're buying corporate votes, small business votes, and buying government and union votes. neil: meantime here, we've go

thomas ray's daughter janet ray is here with us tonight and was a big help to me when i was writing this book as were veterans of the brigade, when i visited them two years ago over the 48th anniversary over the bay of pigs invasion. so, i'm grateful for your help and their help. and i'm grateful for all of you coming and listening to me tonight. and what i want to do now is give you a chance to ask any questions that you might have. or make any brief comments. we've got cspan here with us, so please wait for the microphone to come over before you speak. and please, because there are so many of us here tonight, try to keep it brief, so that everybody gets a chance who wants to say something, will get a chance to do so, okay? thank you very much. [ applause ] >> okay. thank you. thank you. i'm going to start -- since the boom is already there, with this gentleman right here. go ahead. >> your book is the first one of all the many, and i have read them all, that mentions on the meeting of january the 28th, when kennedy was briefed, and his entire team for the first time, at the end -- >> c

-ray: hi. ray. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -ray: nice to meet you, as well. with? ray: he's a good man. knowing the type of guy he is and how kind he is, if you just break it down to him and let him know you need some help, he's the first one that wants to help. he'd make sure that the guys here are happy and they make enough money to take home for their family, and he might give them a little extra hours, and that's what makes him special. if you're not inside the doors with him, you'll never understand. lemonis: can the three of us sit down for a few minutes? corey: sure. lemonis: i always want to understand the people side of it first. i mean, why are you in this business? what's your motivation? corey: this is all i really have ever done. i started working at a bagel place that my father was working at in the early '80s in new jersey. and we went to florida with the first store and then even the second store. then i met laurie. from florida to here -- we -- we have five children, two of them are in heaven. they had polycystic kidney disease, and basically

rays microwave infrared radiation. radio ways gamma rays so it's just a common radar to knock out electronics and it's been done if you could put a a. a radar in the back of a van in a minute at cars which are now all electronic and block everything. especially on bridges yeah depicted in that the ocean's 11 movie where they blacked out the vegas strip momentarily and it's scary enough to think that suddenly your car will never start again but there are bigger problems electricity is powering the systems that make water come out of the faucet etc korat. well you know what you're talking about something even more basic this will affect all of our critical infrastructures electric power chalo communications banking and finance. our petroleum and natural gas pipelines transportation systems are food and water delivery emergency services as well as space systems that sell so and this cannot happen instantly. the phrase tactical nuclear weapons gives me goosebumps but it's a real threat and michael to the extent you are at

rays that is an astonishing discovery.o we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils and living perhaps under a a celeriac that lay not to himself painted christ and since the most important figures on the on the last supper bring yeah yeah and that was so it's there both to painting as a work of the things that's fascinating that's fascinating it is a beautiful work but is this the painting that king louis to 12 ordered from leonardo in 1507 and that 100 or so are you brought to france and 1509 fortunately the abbey has an extensive hard time going back many hundreds of years and here we find in the polishing eyewitness account. that's for saying because hunt and julie just said that the painting is made after an original painted on a wall that is now in bad past when the king of france who called goodbye lon saw all the painting he was very disappointed that he could not take it living since it was painted on a wall and so he gave the order to have a copy made and that's the copy th

look at the reflections on the floor with ray—tracing off and now on.ortant thing is the games. if you're already a playstation or xbox gamer, their cloud services can offer a lot of value. there's a lot to play, and there are blockbuster games on all four services. honestly, you would have to dig around and see what catches your eye and, as is always the way, you probably won't find all your favourite games on just one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, if playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more, i can see a future where people hop between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the games they like and then maybe cancelling their subscription, like some people do with movie streaming services — although i'm not sure that would be in sony or microsoft's interests. what stadia has showed me is that putting a full console—style ecosystem into the cloud really can work, as long as your internet connection is good enough. that's it for the shortcut of click for this week. the full—length version is waiting for you on iplaye

one ray of hope for byron has been p.s. g.'s in different form the parisians latest disappointment was a one nil loss to leo in the league as i look at them that. it's something that we all have to look at again at the end of the season. but let's hope that performances start to turn the road against by a. vengeance for last season's painful defeat in the final should be motivation enough for the argentines players to find their feet again on home turf. when we left meanwhile athletes around the world are preparing to travel to tokyo for field of big games this summer but many still don't know whether they will get a chance to get vaccinated against coronavirus before they leave that raises the question should athletes representing their countries abroad get to jump the queue here in germany opinion mystified. alexander endo low. chiles only go and javelin thrower thomas all want to compete at the olympic games whether they've been vaccinated against coronavirus or not germany is following strict vaccine rules only people in hi