com renee. views at gb news. com renee.hat's be billion that's going to be ploughed into nhs? this is ploughed into the nhs? this is part artificial intelligence part of artificial intelligence and lists. us a bit and waiting lists. tell us a bit more about that. >> okay, so i'm not a proponent of money into the of putting more money into the organisation told organisation that we're told yesterday you know, us yesterday is, you know, makes us proud. make us proud. proud. it doesn't make us proud. it's embarrassment. like proud. it doesn't make us proud. it third embarrassment. like proud. it doesn't make us proud. it third world rassment. like proud. it doesn't make us proud. it third world service.t. like proud. it doesn't make us proud. itthird world service. and like proud. it doesn't make us proud. it third world service. and i like a third world service. and i know because i work within it, throwing money into a black throwing more money into a black hole that so inefficient is hole that is so inefficient is not anyth

years ago, the french philosopher rene descarte commented on animals. he described animals in cages as emotionless machines. he emphasized that compassion for animals is irrational. no one needs to think about their food and comfort. he used to say that we should treat them as we please. we should force animals to work. "we should kill animals, hunt them and sacrifice them for medical experiments. it should be said that, despite the fact that four centuries have passed since this card made these comments, our current situation is not much different from that of the cards. it look at zeus shows that we are crueler than the time of the card." the cause of animal suffering and the main reason for their extinction. يعني ايران بالنسبه لنا كشيعه عايشين برا بالخارج يعني تحس اكو فرد اتصال روحي بينك وبين هالبلد هذا يعني لانه شيعه وبيها الامام الرضا سلام الله عليه. 2014, a small african nation began to rip itself apart, the greay p of death and destruction descended over the muslim community. c'est les maisons de qui sont détruits? most muslims fled their homelan

>> desi: please welcome renÉe elise goldsberry!tony award-winning broa broady star of the musical, lion king, the color purple. >> hamilton! >> michael: i suck at this job! >> i love that you missed it. >> desi: he missed it. "girls5eva" season 3 dropping now, today. >> it drops today on netflix. [cheers and applause] >> desi: this show is honestly one of my favorite comedy shows of all time. tell people if they didn't catch it when it first came out what is it about? >> wouldn't you like to know? "girls5eva" is about a one-hit wonder group from the 90s who discovers in present day that their one-hit has been sampled by a rap star, so they decide they are back. in the first season they decide they're going to stay together, in the second season they make an album called returnity, and in the third season they go on tour. that is what is hot and new. >> desi: your character is so incredibly confident and really demands the attention of everyone in the room, almost to the point where she is almost deranged. you have a way of making h

renee hoenderkamp jones. here, and they're talking about the stories making the news today, and a big thing. andy king's cross station today , king's cross station today, they've put up this islamic message, on one of its customer information boards. right. which are there to display train times. but i presume the times. but i presume if the trains aren't running, times. but i presume if the trains aren't running , they've trains aren't running, they've got nothing else to put on them, so anyway, is the holiest so anyway, this is the holiest month for muslims. the ninth day of ramadan. and the central london station featured a hadith of the day. tell us more. and there it is. what does it actually say? >> well, i'll read it for you. it's the hadith of the day and it says the prophet muhammad pbuh, which , peace be upon him, pbuh, which, peace be upon him, said. and then it has a chapter, a verse . all the sons of adam a verse. all the sons of adam are sinners, but the best of the sinners those who repent sinn

renee. writer, doctor renee hoenderkamp renee .ctor renee here again both in green i know talk to me about this. talk to me about it. it's fascinating. this is it's fascinating. so this is really it's fascinating. so this is reaiso all cells body are >> so all cells in the body are constantly undergoing or constantly undergoing damage or things that change them. >> for example >> so for example when you're pregnant breasts change pregnant and your breasts change i'm talking about breasts. >> changes. >> cells undergo changes. >> cells undergo changes. >> the body corrects them >> but the body corrects them all of the time. >> so we've got these cells >> so we've got these t cells running correcting running around correcting problems. discovered problems. they've discovered that in women that have the gene for breast cancer, brca1 and brca2 , that's also responsible brca2, that's also responsible for ovarian cancer as well. these t cells are exhausted. they don't work properly . now they don't work properly. now normally we only see

that's uh, this is renee. i know, but. right. does she. do you want to speak? item? oh, no. okay i'm looking forward to service on this council. i just want to make. i knew it was renee digesting everything that happened today, so thank you. okay am i done? all right. thanks. would you like to talk on your own behalf anyway? um, commissioner, um, hearing no further requests to speak on this item will close public comment. is there a motion and a second? i move. okay. second and a second. there's a motion and a second. mr. secretary, please take the roll call. vote for item 11. d president janet spears. how do you vote? yes, vice president nelson lum, how do you vote? yes commissioner martha knutson, how do you vote? yes, commissioner sasha bitner, how do you vote? yes, commissioner wanda young, how do you vote? yes commissioner barbara sklar how do you vote? yes and commissioner parker pennington, how do you vote? yes. thanks we have unanimous vote. thank you for being willing to serve. thank you. okay our next item, commissioners is requesting authorization to modify the ex

as anything but related, isn't it what renee said. yeah because >> what renee said. trump is unfortunate words. unfortunate use of words. >> so somebody else would not have used words like that. don't use the word bloodbath that, that you don't mean that that if you don't mean that talks to the people who vote for him, who don't always necessarily they the sesquipedalian. >> if you're a car >> i mean, if you're a car worker, if you're a car worker, you're welcome. >> said it's what they >> what he said it's what they said that trump's said last time that trump's opponents literally , opponents take him literally, but not seriously, and his supporters him seriously , supporters take him seriously, but not literally. >> you see, i can distinguish between character of the man between the character of the man i think has some flaws. let's be honest. particularly as a honest. and particularly as a woman, the things i've woman, some of the things i've said, make of said, he said, make my sort of skin a little. however, skin bristle a little. however, i distinguish him skin

. >> renee adelman from marin county is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe. our house was rocking last night. >> there were gale force winds. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst that i've seen in a few years. >> this was the view from renee's place before the blizzard and after getting out. will be challenging. >> this is our neighbor's house, by the way, that the snow is up to halfway up their door. um, but we brought groceries with us and supplies, so we didn't have to go to the grocery store, and we figured that we were just going to stay home today, and we'll see what the ski conditions are like tomorrow. right now, i mean, we're working to open the mountain, but it's this storm is coming down heavy, fast and hard with really high winds. so it's going to take some time for us to get back open ski resorts like palisades tahoe were closed saturday due to severe weather and unbelievable wind gusts. >> overnight on top siberia ridge, which is the top part of our mountain, we were reaching wind uh- up to 190mph, which is, you know, i'm pretty su

joining me is renee, a partner at -- renee, it is so good to see you. talk about the last thing that we talked about, the merger that went there on friday. the potential for trump to net billions of dollars had a lot of people chatting because they think that will help him win his bond which is due on monday. let's talk about the logistics of why the stake in this new company will not be able to help him in his case? >> thank you, katie. i am so happy to be here. as you said, the stockholders of the company approved the merger to go forward. it can close as soon as next week. the problem is that the shares are subject to a lockup which prevents him for selling those shares for at least six months. it's possible that the board of directors could decide to modify that agreement. that creates serious challenges for them. with this being a delaware company where controlling stockholder transactions are scrutinized. it would be very likely to lead to litigation for the board to do that. the other problems with trying to use the shares to help with his situat

there we go. >> everyone just calls me doctor renee. >> okay. doctor renee.o, doctor renee, what do you renee, what do you. what do you think of that? do you believe that some of these celebrities are of making to be are kind of making it out to be are kind of making it out to be a deal are kind of making it out to be a deal, when actually a big old deal, when actually majority of women don't actually with it ? with it? >> well, i hate to correct you, nana straight away on our call, but 85% of women, as they go through menopause will experience one of the many symptoms. >> and there are at least 40. >> and there are at least 40. >> and there are at least 40. >> and i think people think of hot flushes so they don't get hot flushes so they don't get hot flushes. they haven't got symptoms, but it's far broader than that. they get brain fog, joint pain , fatigue, low libido , joint pain, fatigue, low libido, tinnitus, things like this, skin itching , skin products that they itching, skin products that they i'm sorry, skin surface . i'm sorry, skin surface. >> the

we're joined by norman renee norman baker and renee hoenderkamp. stay a bit of a ding dong, so stay >> stories. making the news this morning. we do that in the company of norman baker and renee hoenderkamp . very good to renee hoenderkamp. very good to see you both. and, we're talking about this guy, what's his name? >> abdul ezedi . >> abdul ezedi. >> abdul ezedi. >> ezedi. >> ezedi. >> and, we're talking about high, he's committed suicide. and how he was applying to be a british citizen and how big norman religion was playing a part in him being accepted or not accepted , we've had a good not accepted, we've had a good debate on this this morning, norman, i have to say to you people. people just don't see why so far. they don't see why his religion, his religious beliefs , has got anything to do beliefs, has got anything to do with staying in this country. well, i totally agree with that . well, i totally agree with that. >> i mean, i think if >> look, i mean, i think if people come here they commit people come here and they commit horrendous as

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. >> renee adelman from marin county is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe. our house was rocking last night. >> there were gale force winds. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst that i've seen in a few years. >> this was the view from renee's place before the blizzard and after getting out will be challenging. >> this is our neighbor's house, by the way, that the snow is up to halfway up their door. um, but we brought groceries with us and supplies so we didn't have to go to the grocery store, and we figured that we were just going to stay home today, and we'll see what the ski conditions are like tomorrow. right now, i mean, we're working to open the mountain, but it's this storm is coming down heavy, fast and hard with really high winds. so it's going to take some time for us to get back open ski resorts like palisades tahoe were closed saturday due to severe weather and an unbelievable wind gusts overnight on top. >> siberia ridge, which is the top part of our mountain. we were reaching wind uh- up to 190mph, which is, you know, i'm pretty s

and i said to renee, "i want a show like that."s move." ♪ fever ♪ ♪ in the morning ♪ weatherford: the idea of the residency in the modern era was helped along by the fact that vegas built these venues for them. no other city in the country would be like, "hey, if you perform here, we'll build you a place to perform." that's essentially what happened with celine dion. woman: to the golden age of headliners, frank, dean, and sammy, add one more name -- celine. i'm here in the coliseum theater at caesars palace, built just for her, celine dion. her three year salary? $100 million. binkley: it's not just, "i'll build you a theater." it's also, you can stay here 365 days a year, you don't need to go on tour, and you can drop your kids off at school on monday morning. the performers here realize that there's a life here. there's a city here. this is more than strip and lights and shows. this has become home. i feel in control, i feel happy. i've never feel that strong, so pretty. i don't know, i think i'm at the best of my life right now

and this is what they saw when they came on the scene, rene. in fact, this incident was related to a gorilla, a 17-year-old gorilla named herambe who came to cincinnati only 2 years ago. i witnesses told about the unwanted entry of four-year-old child into harambe's special enclosure. an enclosure that didn't seem easy to get out of, tension rose among the visitors as harambe approached the child. few moments later, when he moved the boy to another part of his enclosure, tension and anxiety increased even more. 15 minutes had passed from the moment the child entered harambe's enclosure, when the zoo. two officials made an important decision, firing series of shots to put an end to that chaotic day. ancient petroglies proved that the relationship between humans and animals is as old as human history, a relationship that... include hunting, taming and sometimes entertainment. it was the year 2009 when archaologists discovered an amazing area in egypt. the area dates back to 3,500 bc, area full of elephants bones as well as rhinocerus, all kinds o

jeremy renÉ reyes enfrenta mÚltiples cargos de abuso sexual a una menor estudiante de esta escuela. >me comentÓ que esa misma persona solamente se la quedaba mirando y le hacÍa comentarios, pero nunca se le acercÓ. reportera: quÉ edad tiene tu niÑa? >> 11 aÑos. >> quÉ miedo. tamara: es el sentir de los padres de familia de la escuela secundaria tras enterarse de lo sucedido. >> de guatemala me dijo. tamara: reyes, quien se ha declarado no culpable, era empleado de la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro. una alternativa para los padres que trabajan y no tienen con quien dejar a sus hijos despuÉs de que termina la jornada estudiantil. >> si, estaba pensando en ponerla ahÍ, pero ahorita ya no. tamara: el distrito escolar nos dijo que se toman este caso muy en serio y que estÁn ofreciendo asistencia a la vÍctima y a su familia. la fiscalÍa de san francisco declinÓ emitir comentarios porque este es un caso que continÚa bajo investigaciÓn, pero solicitan a cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn o sepa de mÁs vÍctimas que se contacte con la policÍa. reportera: la directora de esta escuela y una

hell, i, correct woke renee., i just sense the organisation is not the happy one that it used to be. >> no , i think, you know, the >> no, i think, you know, the actual rnli , the institution and actual rnli, the institution and the ethos behind it is absolutely excellent and we've still got a lot of men and women at crew level that are absolutely excellent. and, you know everything what know, give everything to do what they . so, uh, it's the they do. so, uh, it's the management level that i feel like they're not trained enough in resolving disputes that in resolving any disputes that occur. and you will get disputes . you know, people are from all walks together walks of life that come together and one maybe common and they've got one maybe common goal. and they've got one maybe common goal . if there's goal. but if there's other things that factors that come in that you don't agree on, you need have strong management need to have strong management in to be able to solve in there to be able to solve those issue

the problem is not on these really sides or the routes for you many to renee to gone into guys. the problem who was a collective and distributed. and this is the main gap because the you in haven't adjusted themselves to this humanitarian operation hearing does. but un officials say that's not true, and the number of trucks entering is far too low to meet the population of needs. before the prices and the war started in the 7th of october, it was $500.00 or $600.00 trucks coming in a day. and since that time, people has a mass of catastrophic humanitarian disaster, but upon them. so we need more entry points, one in the north, and many other places for food to come into. rather than just the one crossing point of the moment. even once food does arrive, there's no guarantee he will end up in the hands of hungry people, gauze as a mass run health ministries that on thursday that this a distribution center and central garza had been hit by his riley attack, killing 8 people and destroying desperately needed supplies to spend more or less drawn. we get paid and we distributed the pe

enclosure and then quickly sealed off the area, and this is what they saw when they came on the scene, rene. in fact, this incident was related to a gorilla, a 17-year-old gorilla named herambe who came to sincinati only 2 years ago. i witnesses told about the unwanted entry of four. old child into harambe's special enclosure, an enclosure that didn't seem easy to get out of. tension rose among the visitors as harambe approached the child. a few moments later, when he moved the boy to another part of his enclosure, tension and anxiety increased even more. 15 minutes had passed from the moment child entered harambe's enclosure when the zoo officials made an important decision, firing series of shots to put an end to that chaotic day. the backlash after the killing of an endangered silverback gorilla named harambe at the cincinnati zoo. tonight viral make of outrage and morning focused on this 17-year-old endangered silverback gorilla harambe. harambe lived his life in captative. and he died for no fault of his own. the news of this gorilla's death quickly went viral. reporters arrived at the

in february 2006 , the country held the next presidential election, in which musician rene prival, popularr, won. however, he was unable to provide stability. in january 2010, something worse happened in haita. protests that led to the election of a new against this backdrop, the country once again flared up president, politician and musician michel martelly. the last president of haiti was javenel moïse. the american media called him dictator. despite calls from the white house, he did not resign and refused to hold new elections. on the night of july 7, 2021, foreigners, according to local police, shot maiz and his wife at their residence. 2 days before the assassination of the president, the government was headed by ariel henri. in the fall of 2022, against the backdrop of the fuel and energy crisis, members of local groups blocked the port and... oil terminals of haiti, cutting off fuel supplies to the cities. many government hospital facilities have ceased operations. power has actually passed into the hands of bandits. to restore order about... this week, the caribbean community orga

renee?f rubbish, be honest you. rubbish, to be honest with you. i mean, would be called on the i mean, i would be called on the right things i'm right of things and i'm certainly not racist. >> no. >> no, you're not. no. >> man has >> everything that this man has said abhorrent. said is absolutely abhorrent. all single bit. all of it. every single bit. >> why couldn't the prime >> so why couldn't the prime minister because minister say that? because i think he's a weak man who's think he's just a weak man who's hiding just doesn't how hiding who just doesn't know how to be a conviction. to stand up and be a conviction. prime find prime minister, i find it shocking well he is, you shocking as well that he is, you know, indian heritage, hindu know, of indian heritage, hindu surely has been a victim of racism himself during his life, and yet still can't find the gumption to call it out. >> i mean, he could have just shut this down, couldn't he? >> he could have just come out yesterday, said yes

many to renee to go into guys, the problem who was collected and distributed. and this is the main gap because the un haven't adjusted themselves to this humanitarian operation hearing. doesn't the un officials say that's not true. and the number of trucks entering is far too low to meet the population of needs before the prices and the war started in the 7th of october, it was 500 to 600 trucks coming in a day. and since that time, people has a mass of catastrophic humanitarian disaster, they're pulling them so we need more entry points, one in the north, and many other places. preferred to come into rob of and just the one crossing point of the moment. even once food does arrive, there's no guarantee it'll end up in the hands of hungry people. guards as a mass run. health ministry is that on thursday, that is a distribution center in central garza. that'd been hit by an is really attack miss been more or less sure. and we get the aid and we distribute it to people or the people needed to come to get their ramadan meals today they hit the warehouse and burned

none of this is true. >> renee, he has to debate. i think donald trump has to debate.gn afraid that he will say the crazy stuff, the man has 91 felony counts and can get himself in trouble legally given the cases that are against him. >> every time i hear someone say that donald trump wants to debate joe biden it reminds me of every time that we hear from his lawyer, he wants to testify and get on the stand. except it never actually happens. not really, not in the way that he is promoting. it is a lot of smoke and mirrors. in the end i doubt that he will debate joe biden. he cannot control himself. this is a different thing that we have mentioned about the rally stage. for more people watch and hear. this will hurt him much more. donald trump wants to be on the debate stage with joe biden. >> let me ask the control room a question. getting to what we were talking about. here is donald trump mocking the president during his rally. >> two nights ago we all heard of sleepy joe's dog in the state of the union address. it brings the country together. i will bring it togethe

if my son hadn't renee, he would have been killed. not our entire apartment was destroyed. the blast ways destroyed furniture, windows doors, every thing. it's a hard time. this for the fusion, ukraine's air force as it shut down. all 31 russian me sales targets in the capital on thursday. but nearly 20 people were injured by the following parts. ukrainian president, full of demons, the landscape has condemned the attacks as an act of terror. he has been relentless in his appeals to western allies for air defense systems. sees that these nice as they are partners have these defense system. they need to understand that we need them to protect the lives of the as a jeff apples, the strikes and key of follow as the rates of retaliation from russia's president vladimir putin. ukraine has been pounding its belgrade both the region for several days, forcing evacuations of thousands of children. the exchange of a tax is given the other as collation in russia's war against its neighbors. a little earlier corresponded max is on that gave me an update from your training capital. righ

in february 2006 in the country held another presidential election, in which musician rene prival, popularr, won. however, he was unable to provide stability. in january 2010 there was javenel moise. the american media called him a dictator. despite calls from the white house , he did not resign and refused to hold new elections. on the night of july 7, 2021, foreigners, according to local police, shot maiz and his wife at their residence. 2 days before the assassination of the president, the government was headed by ariel henri. autumn 2022 background fuel and energy crisis members. to restore order, henri's government again asked the international community to send troops into the country. this week the caribbean community organized an emergency meeting to decide. what to do with haite. prime minister ariel henri, against whom the gangs were rebelling, was forced to resign, promising a transitional government, if only they knew how to create it. the president of el salvador, nai bukeli, famous for his effective terror against gangsters at home, offered his services to guide order, but th

ricardo: renÉ garcÍa, trabajo con la legislatura de la florida primero como representantes y luego comoector clÍnico, y le da tratamiento a adictos, el mismo fue vÍctima de la drogas y con las caras de la adicciÓn. ¿que tan peligroso es? >> muy peligroso, el empaque estÁ siendo dirigido a ellos, lo estÁn empacando como galletas, dulces, entonces estos dos cerebros que todavÍa no se han terminado de desarrollar. ricardo: el caso de esta familia ocurriÓ una alteraciÓn total del comportamiento. >> comenzÓ con paranoia, psicosis, todo le molestaba, estÁ agresivo. ricardo: ¿los amenaza, le dice algo? >> sÍ, Él se pone agresivo porque yo le he conseguido y se los moto. ricardo: permite que un enfermo mental o alguien que represente o asimismo puede ser realizar un examen voluntario. >> el certificado de difusiÓn ova de city muerto por delta ocho, va decir por accidente de cargo cayÓ de una escalera o de un edificio, pero el impacto que tiene psicolÓgico es grande porque puede ser un impacto a largo plazo. ricardo: lo cierto es que el delta ocho se vende abiertamente sin ningÚn tipo de regulac

. >> and last but not least renÉ mohammed where is mohammed we got it. >> (laughter.) >> thank you.(laughter). >> all right. everyone let's enjoy the rest of the day such and thank you for coming to city hall. >> (multiple voices.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> oh. okay. >> oh, no (background noise.) >> >> (multiple voices.) >> i want to see your outfit. >> >> i think a lot of times we get in adult lives we are afraid to follow our passions and think life can't be that easy. but i truly do believe i followed my heart this time in my journal in city government i did not know that is where my passion lied. i kept following it and ltd. to great opportunity to serve the city. [music] >> i'm katy tang the executive director of the office of small business. >> small business contributes to san francisco's economy. they provide the bulk of employment in the city and employing m

una situaciÓn preocupante para dueÑos de casa como renÉ linares que vive en una zona de riesgo. >> deslavesno despuÉs de un anÁlisis cuidadoso de la salud financiera . que continua viÉndose afectada por la inflaciÓn por estar expuestos a catÁstrofes a los costos de reaseguro se ira limitaciones de trabajar dentro de regulaciones de seguros que tienen dÉcadas de antigüedad. ricardo lara, comisionado de seguros dijo que estÁn tomando cartas en el asunto. >> los consumidores de seguros estÁn protegidos y que tengan opciones, por eso esas reformas que estamos haciendo son de suma importancia y hacemos las reformas y los seguros se comprometen una vez mÁs a entrar al mercado de california. >> que pueden hacer quienes se quedan sin seguro? >> marketplace, es una entidad estatal que arropa a estas personas que no pueden conseguir seguro o que seguro es muy alto y no llega . a su presupuesto. muchos de esos caerÁn en esta Área, pero no es fÁcil calificar. >> la empresa reportÓ pÉrdida que supera los $6,000,000,000 en 20 23 y asegura que que los afectados por las cancelaciones representan aproximada

. >> renee adelman from marin county is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe. our house was rocking last night. >> there were gale force winds. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst that i've seen in a few years. >> this was the view from renee's place before the blizzard. and after getting out. will be challenging. >> this is our neighbor's house, by the way, that the snow is up to halfway up their door. um, but we brought groceries with us and supplies, so we didn't have to go to the grocery store. and we figured that we were just going to stay home today and we'll see what the ski conditions are like tomorrow. right now, i mean, we're working to open the mountain, but it's this storm is coming down heavy, fast and hard with really high winds. so it's going to take some time for us to get back open. >> ski resorts like palisades tahoe were closed saturday due to severe weather and unbeliev. wind gusts overnight on top siberia ridge, which is the top part of our mountain. >> we were reaching wind uh- up to 190mph, which is you know, i'm pretty sur

my patients call me doctor renee. >> doctor renee. so is it the right decision?bsolutely. >> the right decision . >> it's the right decision. >> it's the right decision. >> and frankly, and i know it doesn't far enough because doesn't go far enough because it should these should actually ban these hormones prescribed hormones from being prescribed by by that i mean by anybody and by that i mean the private clinics. so that's a loophole that exists . lots of loophole that exists. lots of these children go via private clinics the waitlists clinics because the waitlists are actually for the gender. clinics are so long and then they come to the nhs already established on them. and we've got doctors sitting in spain prescribing children prescribing for our children here and sending hormones by post. you know, it's a disgrace . post. you know, it's a disgrace. >> what is the obsession with this? why can they not just allow the children to go through puberty to acknowledge who and how they are? and then at that point, if you feel like doing that, do it well. >> simple a

. >> renee adelman from marin county is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe. our house was rocking last night. >> there were gale force winds. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst out that i've seen in a few years. >> this was the view from renee's place before the blizzard and after getting out will be challenging. >> this is our neighbor's house, by the way, that the snow is up to halfway up their door. um, but we brought groceries with us and supplies so we didn't have to go to the grocery store, and we figured that we were just going to stay home today, and we'll see what the ski conditions are like tomorrow. right now, i mean, we're working to open the mountain, but it's this storm is coming down heavy, fast and hard with really high winds. so it's going to take some time for us to get back open ski resorts like palisades tahoe were closed saturday due to severe weather and unbelievable wind gusts overnight on top. siberia ridge, which is the top part of our mountain, we were reaching wind uh- up to 190mph, which is, you know, i'm pretty sur

renee adelman from marin county is riding. out the blizzard in south lake tahoe. >> our house was rocking last night. >> there were gale force winds. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst that i've seen in a few years. >> this was the view from renee's place before the blizzard. and after getting out will be challenging. >> this is our neighbor's house, by the way, that the snow is up to halfway up their door. um, but we brought groceries with us and supplies so we didn't have to go to the grocery store, and we figured that we were just going to stay home today, and we'll see what the ski conditions are like tomorrow. right now, i mean, we're working to open the mountain, but it's this storm is coming down heavy, fast and hard with really high winds. so it's going to take some time for us to get back open. >> ski resorts like palisades tahoe were closed saturday due to severe weather and unbelievable wind gusts overnight. on top siberia ridge, which is the top part of our mountain, we were reaching wind uh- up to

the us back government and the advance of the town about among those. testifying is general mountain renee, who was chairman of the joint chiefs a stop at the time. head of us central come on the time is also being question and it was my view that absent those conditions, i was not in favor of a unilateral withdrawal of us forces because of my assessment, the associated costs and risks, the fundamental tension facing the president in fact to present was that no one could satisfactorily explain when or even if those conditions would ever be met us . all right, well that's it for me, diamond jordan. so now you can find much more information on our website. i'll just say or dot com there it is on your screen. the news continues to on. how does your optim witness state you have done so much in the, the number of allison's back the news and he paused, has increased in the last several decades. officials attribute these to you gun does protection efforts, but there is another challenge. a big problem here is human wildlife conflict. ellison's are increasingly going into villages in search of pas

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