schwartz says activism could be an effective way for kids to deal with those feelings. research found engaging in activism, like students building a pop-up park may help to prevent symptoms of depression. >> research suggests climate activism may serve as a buffer or protective effect for climate change anxiety. >> been part of that feels like you are part of the solution. >> yes i am part of the solution. and there is a lot of people doing this with me. >> that feels right to these young activists. >> with more people like this working to a better future than there can be change. >> it helps me deal with it. >> either moment where it's like nothing will ever change and then there is a small feeling that there is still hope that people will change and come together to help save humanity. >> hope is not a strategy for tackling the challenges of climate change, but for younger generation it could be the best place to start. >> we want kids to have hope, dr. schwartz says activism does not have to mean a protest or rally, she suggests kids find something you are passionate

we have been discussing for days, we are talking, oh, and you already know sarah’s vaginas alice schwartzhrough. i read this in several media outlets for a new batch, which, perhaps, will be created, sarafagang, they will be called schwartz lining. well, for russian , uh, there’s nothing like that here, but if you understand the meaning, and the meaning of such a schwarzer is a black wagen knex consists of two words, one word is a cart, and the second word is a servant. well, as if, if you translate this black servant with a cart. here, this is a black coachman, well, a black coachman it is possible and even 300. yes, you can even say so, this is a play on words that well , it sort of goes like this, subtly, subtly. well, we won’t pay attention, but nevertheless we understand this, and we throw it in, and we understand that this schwartz will explode. this is something sent to us. and by the way, there is a part of russia's racism in this, because the use of the word black is prohibited today, as we know, this, in general, is very difficult to call coal. uh, they just, well, yeah, they ta

tonight we're taking a look at voice cloning technology that can sound like virtually anyone gadi schwartz now with a story you have to hear to believe. >> i'll have you know i graduated top of my class in the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> reporter: for the record that's not really prince harry. it's just one example of what's sweeping the internet today the latest deep fakes aren't so much about looks but sound. see this speech by leonardo dicaprio? >> i stand before you not as an expert >> reporter: well, a voice replication company used ai to generate the sound of podcaster joe rogan. >> one of the 400,000 -- >> reporter: steve jobs >> and the billions of others around the world. >> reporter: robert downey jr. >> as an actor i pretend for a living >> reporter: and others the technology to quickly clone someone's voice is available to anyone with an internet connection, giving them the ability to make manufactured content like this. >> i'm hungry. hey, boy, give me some chicken nuggets. >> reporter: to see how the tech works we headed to silicon valley's resemble ai, a company that recently teamed

as for what they are, definitive explanations remain out of reach gadi schwartz, nbc news >> that's one to talk over over the dinner table tonight. >>> up next, they received billions in federal covid relief money, but are schools using it where it's needed most? our investigation is coming up. >>> back now with our nbc news investigation. after covid lockdowns shut down so many schools, there are questions about how schools have spent the billions in covid relief money they received from the government and whether it's helping students enough with learning loss here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: northumberland high school in virginia desperately needed more space >> i think this has been ten years in the making >> reporter: and now principal travis burns finally has it it's a big space. >> absolutely. there will be a partition over here so that we can do some classrooms in the afternoons and during the school day this space actually will help with athletics. >> reporter: a $1.5 million facility funded in part by the federal government's covid rescue plan. $184 billion of emergency rel

andrew schwartz is the lead scientist for the lab and says the only winter to beat this year was the winter of 1952. with 812 inches of snow. >> ski i like to see that record broken. but many locals feel differently. along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march. first, heavy snow on rooftops causing them to collapse under the pressure and homeowners concerned. they'll be next. it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs when it comes to research. a big part of the work at the central sierra snow lab is measuring snow melt. >> schwartz says flooding is a big concern this year. we see accelerated periods when we get no abnormal in warm or hot temperatures. >> that really speak things that can cause some some issues and potentially some damaging flooding. he says there will still be flooding even from a normal melt, especially in valleys and low lying areas. the lead scientist is most excited about the water after experiencing several years of severe drought. it's just been an exciting year in general. it will be fantastic to see the papers that a

andrew schwartz is the lead scientist for the lab and says the only winter to beat this year was the winter of 1952. with 812 inches of snow ski i like to see that record broken. but many locals feel differently. along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march. first, heavy snow on rooftops causing them to collapse under the pressure and homeowners concerned. they'll be next. it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs when it comes to research. a big part of the work at the central sierra snow lab is measuring snow melt. >> schwartz says flooding is a big concern this year. we see accelerated periods. not when we get we know at normal and hot temperatures. >> that really speak things that can cause some some issues and potentially some damaging flooding. he says there will still be flooding even from a normal melt, especially in valleys and low lying areas. overall, though he's excited about the research that will come for the winter of 2023 looking at it from a glass half full perspective. i think i'm more excited about the water that will this

gadi schwartz has more. >> a student has a weapon. do not know where they are. >> reporter: at denver, colorado's east high school, a nightmare scenario students and parents had been warning about turning into a terrifying reality. >> respond to a gunshot wound with multiple patients. >> suspect is not in the school but still on the loose. >> reporter: police releasing a photo of 17-year-old student austin lyle. he was being searched for a weapon at the school when a gun was found. >> today during that search, which took place away from other students, away from other school staff, they did produce that weapon and fire shots. >> reporter: both administrators rushed to the hospital now in serious condition. the search of the student part of what the school called an ongoing safety plan but wouldn't give specifics citing student privacy. >> these are our kids. >> reporter: in the chaotic aftermath parents surrounding police demanding answers. >> as parents we shouldn't have to be sitting there at home wondering if our babies are going t

well, in cinderella, it's still out of time, despite the fact that schwartz is schwartz, but nonethelesshere, as it were, quite concrete, well, not a cheer for patriotism, but quite concrete, that is, that is, these good blacks and whites are bad. but in general, in principle, soviet cinema differed very much in this. i don't know what she is, uh, hmm , she was loyal. i do not think that i think that she was categorically against it, but she , nevertheless, judging by this example, allowed some microscopic episode. well, here is her famous this episode from the production of the storm. and where did she play the speculator manka well, yes, he obviously sends to some such stamp of the soviet era. although it is ingeniously played. you, by the way, we played it too. yes? well, by the way, i tried about manka in uh, again at the fish, he says how she treats such characters without any tenderness. well, naturally, because now it is sometimes accepted, well, to paint everything with one paint. and what happened there 100 years ago. well , it is clear that these were the events. it’s not just

they have the backing of parents like jenna schwartz. >> we have some of our most underpaid workers doingome of the most challenging jobs on our campuses. the majority aren't receiving health care, they've been negotiating for years. geoff: the district offered a 20% wage increase over a multi-year period, along with a 3% bonus and expanded health benefits. its superintendent accused the union of refusing to negotiate. >> despite our invitation for a transparent, honest conversation that perhaps would result in a meaningful solution that would avoid a strike, we were never able to be in the same room or at the same table to address these issues. >> the onus is on this district. geoff: union leaders and many teachers support the strike, calling out the school district for ignoring workers' demands. >> superintendent albert carvalho, give respect to the education workers that keep our schools running and our children safe. geoff: the walkout is affecting some 420,000 students, disrupting not just class, but meals, counseling, and other social services.lastor t ee days. food assistance, the

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schwartz has served on the parade council for almost 40 years. a council that his father and grandfather served on as well. being chosen to be the grand marshall for this parade is the highest honor for any civilian with irish -- is a vannan with irish -- savannahan with irish blood. it is in recognition of years of hard work. he knows this parade so well, i have even heard that if he's given a rands dom parade float -- a random parade float number, he can tell you what floats will come before and after that one. i know that mr. schwartz will make a great grand marshall and i look forward to seeing the parade he puts on. thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise to ensure sara keysesquans' name -- keysesq

minsk club he is not a pr speech, but the color forged his twenty-four-day friday, performed by schwartzries of extralia of the hilladal player of the cup ruslan sale vitebsk the shatyrs are zero, and the piston buzzed earlier. they missed the expression puck out of the face 3:2. threw a kaharene, all well done all fought played handsome fought fought in the first game poorly played three games played well other fell finalists who zero pyramid anticipation with a chemist for an exit at one another final with a fighting table on let's give him a mod far to this 3:2 on the self-interest of the team of yaroslav chupress is the sixth garbage, having gone through everything not even a piston at 19:30 17-year-old timofey martynov and among the torpedoed ametshas in the new draw of the belarusian football championship, most of ukraine started on at the capital stadium on mayakovsky street on friday, minsk missed the mozyr slavia and the ground forward kharajan, did the kumashina open 30-6 vellini, crocus put the russian at the gulni, who scored an auto-goal 2:0, minsk madmei, he created more ch

g political correspond, nina, hers was following that speech and told us more about chancellor schwartz's address or message to china in his address through the ones dog's body. a little i showed, sees china as the main player. one of the main players are together with india, perhaps in this conflict because as all of charges keeps pointing out, this is not just about russia versus ukraine. this is about an aggressive, challenging of the international orders, the international treaties, violating everything that the world order stands on. and which is why he says he needs the support from other countries around the world. and he reiterated again, how important it was that last week in new york, the united nations in the general assembly passed a vote to irv with overwhelming support of the message. essentially, russia has to stop this war. this is to condemn these actions are not an acceptable . so in his message today, we'll have swords as spoke about urban china's message from last year where they warned against nuclear escalation. all i showed celebrated that at the time as one of his

did i use terry schwartz has been covering this story from brussels, and she told us more about when turkey's parliament could ratify finland's session and where that leaves hungary now that the biggest obstacle, what was believed to be the biggest obstacle, turkeys and disapproval of, of both finish and swedish membership is now unblocked for finland. it will move quickly for helsinki. so president air to one to day said he would like to see this ratified by the turkish parliament before elections in turkey. in may, hungary has said it will also prove within the next month or 2, they keep changing the date. so i hesitate to believe exactly which day hungry will ratify. they had said they would do it before christmas. but in any case, this is due to happen within the next couple of months, and then it will move very quickly, president nina. so he said he would like to wrap it up on their side before the next parliament is elected. but that's the 1st week of april. did i use terry shelter in brussels? former pakistani prime minister im ron con, has agreed to appear in court on saturda

andrew schwartz expends what is surprising. andrew: how white and fluffy the snow is. the cooler than average temperatures meant it was light and fluffy, not the same sierra cement. >> they state conditions have been treacherous on the roads and in the mountains. check out this from sugar bowl resort inside the marketing office. >> it is serious. it is buried. >> heat is staying in the olympic valley in tahoe and had to dig his car out of the snow every day this week and at 12:30 a.m. >> the sheriff's office knocked on the door and indicated we needed to shelter in effectuate. >> and avalanche hit the condo complex next door. these are photos from the placer county sheriff's office. >> it had the windows blown out here there was a trashcan tossed 30 feet across the parking lot. >> that is where the avalanche was less night. >> no one was hurt in the evacuated with the fire department. the high wind and blizzard conditions have meanwhile, andrew schwartz says we have been disappointed with sierra snowfall for too long now because of the drought, but now. >> it is time t

now schwartz has told parliament what he believes has been achieved. so far and what still needs to be done. it's been one year since chancellor olive charles announced what he called that site and vendor at turning point for germany. cuba. sholtes is government committed to significantly increasing funding for german defense and started sending heavy weapons to ukraine, including state of the art tanks, taking stock a year after that pivotal speech shots made clear germany will continue supporting ukraine's defense sweden sleeve. one thing the east does not mean submitting to a bigger neighbor. if ukraine stopped defending itself, it would not be peace, but the end of ukraine. craig, it's, but he said germany needs to increase the capabilities of its own army. also by helping the production and purchase of weapons and ammunition. but the lid, defense minister historian and i are talking to the defense industry about a real change of track towards rapid planning oriented and efficient procurement of defense equipment for the bonus. vale and other europ

to ban the app altogether let's bring in the reporter that helped break that story, cnbc's brian schwartze lobbying expense, but i can't remember a topic or a time, recently that is, where congress seemed as unified as it is right now about the idea of busting up tiktok or banning it in the u.s >> yeah, you're right, 100% right. this is something that is a bipartisan effort to attempt to ban tiktok we don't know if they'll get to that point the variety of bills that are being discussed in washington right now that could end up banning tiktok from being downloaded on u.s. platforms, phones and the like. but right now there's a lot of chatter about a push in that direction. it's coming really as tiktok and bytedance spend millions of dollars on lobbying. in many cases, people we talked to shrugged off the lobbying efforts, the in-person and over the phone engagements to law marines on capitol hill or after some of these meetings, they would move forward with bills that could hurt tiktok and possibly see it banned at the end of the day so they don't have very many allies on capitol hill they

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warrants have been served to more than 60 different companies including apple and google nbc's gadi schwartzight help prosecutors piece together a motive. >> reporter: new search warrants revealing dozens of major companies are being forced to turn over information in connection with the murder case against bryan kohberger. >> all rise. >> reporter: among those served tech names like apple, amazon, google and doordash. social media companies, meta, snapchat and tinder. some requesting bank and social media information about the victims. >> trying to find out if there's a hidden link. >> they will never be forgotten. >> the four college students were found stabbed to death last november authorities haven't publicly released a motive but allege kohberger stocked their house at least a dozen times before the murders and even went back to the house after the murders. this could help them piece together a stronger digital footprint. >> they're going all in, if you will, gathering every single piece of evidence so if any doubt is raised, that i will be ready. >> reporter: we're learning new detail

nbc news's gadi schwartz explains how that could benefit the accused killer's defense >> reporter: as kohberger, there are potentially troubling allegations about one of the police officers involved. prosecutors disclosed that one of the officers on the case has been the subject of an internal affairs investigation. still unknown, whether the probe involves the officer's conduct on this case or in the past, but the information could potentially impeach the officer's credibility as a witness at trial for example, if an officer is found to have falsified time sheets, that may have nothing to do with this case, but it does bear on the officer's capability, and that must be disclosed. under federal law, prosecutors are required to share this information with the defense, but in this case, the specifics remain comfornfidential and sea under court order. >> it's not likely this disclosure will destroy the state's case it will give ammunition to use in cross-examination of a particular officer >> bryan, did you do it? >> this comes as the 28-year-old prepares to stand trial for the murders o

the total for the winter of 1982 83, which was the second snow is winter of all time at the lab, schwartz says the snow is winner was 1952 53 when it says it received 18 812 inches of snow that is nearly 68 ft. the extreme weather in california left part of lake tahoe's emerald bay actually frozen over. the state parks department released this photo of the bay taken last week. the area is currently closed to visitors as the department wants no one walking out there on the ice. it is believed the last time emerald bay froze was in the early 19 nineties. already taking a look at the weather. we're getting to break the live camera behind me showing some sunshine. that's a good sign. the winds are dying down. it's still breezy. we'll look at those winds live in a minute, but overall, the showers are dying down as well. so live camera shot kind of captures it all. we got a lot of rain. yeah not as much as the last one. for sure. i mean, somewhere around two inches in some places, other places received less than a half an inch 8 8/10 of an inch still fine storm but this became all about the win

alright and andrew schwartz joins us now live from the sierra andrew.as actually watching that tweet this morning. i'm like, i hope he's okay. i know you're up there and you you are taking your measurements, but i wanted to just check on you because wow, it's pretty unbelievable. i know that we're very, very close to hitting another record. that we are. yeah and you might have noticed the lights flickering just now, so hopefully i stay with you, but, yeah, we're in currently third place for the snowiest winter season we've ever had here at the central sierra snow lab going all the way back to 1946, and we're only seven inches away from beating out the 82 83 winner, which was so significant now that leaves just one year ahead of it. that would be the 52 53 winter season . that was 812 inches, but this isn't is really working its way up in the rankings. the described for us the video that you posted here. this is your facility here, and i know we've talked to in the past. you boarded up the windows on the second floor, which, when you told us that initial

ann schwartz up there has become a celebrity, having a little bit of fun up there. he'll have more pictures with a couple of more storms with snow coming. i'll get to that in a second. i want to talk about why the winds were so impactful and so different from the atmospheric river we had last thursday and friday. gog to look the bay area from a unique orientation. the storm accumulated last thursday and friday, we have an atmospheric river. but what we got from this storm had an added element to it. let's put things a little more front and center and the center of this storm actually, let's pull that up. the area of low pressure came pretty much right off the coast and it happened in the late morning, early afternoon today. the location of that l, the area of low pressure sitting right off of the coast of the bay was able to really pull on the winds a lot more than last week's r storm. last week this l came on shore in oregon. so what we need is for that low to finally move on and over the next few hours, we are going to see this thing nudge and watch the colors cha

andrew schwartz, posted this video earlier today reporting 13.5 new inches of powder, he told us today on the four there's more to come. as a whole. of course, we are way above average for this time of year. in fact, our april 1st metric, which i've mentioned before, is the most important one word 208% average for that as well. which is absolutely fantastic. i don't think it's going to solve all of our water issues. but we cannot have asked for a better winter to come when it did. the snow lab is currently within seven inches of beating the total for the winner of 1982 83, which was the second snow is winter ever there at the lab, schwartz says the snowiest one was 1952 53. when the lab had nearly 68 ft of snow. yeah all this. rain and snow has come in good order in that, for instance, russian river. we're not talking about that. we're not talking about the napa river. we've had breaks in between these big, big big events that started earlier this year, and we are managing a lot of snow and a lot of water, and that is, uh, it's good stuff. but with all that water, you get these these s

nbc's gadi schwartz went to see him at work for our "sunday spotlight." ♪ i think we know how this storyer: there's something special about the lyrics floating in the air. ♪ they're still strangers at this point though they've been here a thousand times ♪ >> reporter: writing ballads about ordinary everyday people. ♪ the system where you get information about your husband or your cousin, greg ♪ ♪ oh, greg ♪ ♪ and based on what you tell me i will compose a song ♪ >> reporter: he will write anything for anybody for $2. ♪ then you turn these switches up to ten and ♪ >> reporter: it snowballed into his work. he charges about $300 per song putting more than 20 hours each into the composition. >> there's something absurd about what i'm doing that just makes me want to keep doing it. ♪ a grain of crystal ♪ >> reporter: he's now written and composed hundreds of tiny anthems created for an audience of one. >> i've never experienced that before in my life. i imagine i may not ever again. incredible, one of a kind. >> it's all downhill from here. >> reporter: tiny anthems has become the soundtrack

andrew schwartz says that it can be a huge benefit to the state's water resources, but -- >> we are alsosome issues with loading and structures and emergency issues with businesses having to close. >> reporter: 2023 is now the second snowiest season in the sierra since the lab started keeping records all the way back in 1946. a record that has not been touched in 40 years, with a whopping 677 inches. still, 135 inches to go if 2023 wants to take the top spot. >> reporter: this will stick around into july, if not into august at this point. you know what that means. extended ski season, possibly through the fourth of july. the light at the end of a snowy tunnel for a resort that has spent this winter digging out. brendan mooney runs tahoe dave's board rental shop in truck he and says that business is much better during seasons that don't break records. the extended ski season gives the hope of more business. all this snow is not bad. >> having all the snow around and the forest so what will really benefit us going into fire season. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> cbs news bay area w

i'll go to felicia schwartz. >> i think the team can give you a good rundown of where the investments are across the stockpiles. that's not a static question by the way. it is one that we continue to reassess over and over and so this budget i think as the deputy points out makes significant investments in munitions and also in how we incentivize the industrial base to maintain production lines and again, that will continue to change and we'll continue to assess that to each year as we go forward. >> that's exactly right. a i'll go to the lessons learned piece. there's a lot we take from ukraine and i'll just underscore we're only a year in and we anticipate we'll continue to learn lessons as we go and in time and distance see things we haven't already seen.ns ukrainian and united states and other partners for ukraine have been training them since 2014 and it's been seven years of training have proven out with approaches to warfare and ability to employ forces effectsively and incredibly valuable and we think that's a lesson both for us to reinforce with people and not readiness and i

is so, in general, now to consider that she will still create her new party together with alice schwartzs a very serious thing. she will go to the polls. most likely in the twenty-fifth year for elections to the european parliament. they are earlier than the parliamentary elections in germany and he has every chance to get it. there some places will she go with one summons. well probably she will get from 3 to 5 places she can get this is not a bad result if she will let her achieve it, and she will go with the pacifist agenda. here we are for friendship with russia, we are against war. we are against everything else and everything else. here i am forced to add a few endings to my short list. eh, a drop of poison here in this barrel of honey, which we all here and in russia are all carefully watching. she, if she earns these places in the european parliament. and then in the bundestag. she will earn them in the war. she only earns them if there is still a war. go because it's her agenda. she has no other agenda. it must be very well understood that sarah will be driven by a smart politic

returned to ionize the stern magazine, depicting on its cover a big biden by the hand with a small schwartz, but is it just a brother or just adults? where are you taking the little boy? moreover , this uncle did not even need candy to lure the boy. everything seems to be happening by mutual agreement, the german elites forget that there are leftists and alternatives they are completely sure that they act independently and correctly. at the same time , there is a lot of evidence that this path will not end well for germany and it seems that some german politicians are confident in their actions. trying to replace another strong sense of doom. mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya denis lisitsyn andrey powder vesti nedeli, germany let's get back to the special operation in ukraine with a few more reports from our war correspondents in the hottest areas. chief to battalion rus showed the trophies that can be put in a desk drawer. here is such a plan. where does this finochka come from? yes? that's right. it's american made. and yes, it is. and this is our belgian company produces. listen, wel

however, schwartz's colleagues were outraged that he violates the common eu policy to reduce harmful emissions. she supported the scholtsy, only the italian example velonia noted that the eu would become completely dependent on china, the world leader in the production of electric vehicles. the ministry of emergency situations monitors the passage of floods in russia with the help of space monitoring in the central and southern regions . already 100 bridges and 20 road sections have been sunk in the risk zone - 5,000 settlements in the tula region due to a sharp rise in water levels. in the tributary oki violated road communications, cut off from the mainland were 400 people you can only get from one coast to the other by boat. well, mobile rescue stations have been deployed in the flood zone, for the first time an elderly woman died. after the ice fell from the roof, the moment of impact was captured by cameras, the investigators observed. they opened a criminal case, utilities, began to successfully choose. in norilsk, a snow storm is raging, classes in schools are canceled due to

andrew schwartz from the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. great to see you. thanks. thank you.ll, this is a live look now at the oakland estuary, where you can see rain continuing to fall, and you can also see those strong winds. creating whitecaps. i mean, just so choppy out there right now, and those blistering winds have now led to a ground stop at sfo travelers can expect significant delays. planes are being held until at least 5 30 tonight. mark joins us now live from the weather center and mark. we were talking about the wind gusts at our local airports. just a few minutes ago, you said you were really surprised, especially at the speed of these winds. typically a strong wind heather , we would say, maybe 40 or 50 miles an hour and not only not only 60 miles an hour. our but 70 miles an hour that causes some big time problems very dangerous and that we have right now. in fact, i just had to update this graphic member christians live shot at the beginning of the show we had a we mentioned about a wind gust in san francisco over 50 miles an hour. well, there is a delay in s

the first meeting is scheduled for the end of april, the game of genk yegor vazhnetsov georgy schwartzways available on the media platform. we look. and by this time everything was denichkov with you. see you.

healthier communities, that is something phyllis tillman knows well, she is here tonight with kim schwartz, the ceo of community health center to highlight the remarkable ways that telemedicine can benefit our state. phyllis has a hybrid plan of care where she sees a regular doctor in person while connecting with specialists as far away as charlotte. that's at 280 mile gap that phyllis and her specialists can span in seconds. phyllis, we are glad you are online, and kim, we are glad you're center provides that valuable service for the people in eastern north carolina. let's give them a hand tonight. [applause] [applause] we are also using federal funds to make historic investments in clean water. across the country, we see the consequences of neglected water systems particularly in our rural communities. with are reliable, clean drinking water families struggle, new businesses won't come to town, communities can whether. traveling across the state, i heard stories from families who can't wash their clothes regularly because the water is brown, pipes that freeze and break when it is cold, a

and what are schwartz all about? and scoring we say they were about giving up sports life every weekend on d. w. ah, getting into character a look at where many film and tv productions get their costumes. instagram versus reality. do vienna's landmarks measure up to social media posts and the need for speed uncovering some of the myths about germany's autobahn all coming up on your ro, max. oh ah ah, whether it's for britain or the crown when major film in series productions need elaborate outfits. paris costumes in spain, answers the call. we took a step inside the world's biggest wardrobe. ah. with about 10000000 costumes in store, this is considered the world's biggest wardrobe collection, hollywood studios, netflix, amazon, and others outfit. their productions here. but why is this spanish company near madrid, the go to costume rental was like you and compet among best to water. you here, you can find costumes for every production and every era dollars with and not just clothing, but everything that goes in it, i

schwartz the inhabitants of odessa were proud of the fact that in sunny chernomorsk where the millionaire lived. koreika was decommissioned from their city. in kiev, they even erected a monument to panikovsky at the place where, according to the plot of the novel, he portrayed a blind man. most argued. what city could become the prototype of the provincial stargorod of the very one where the reader is first introduced to with comrade bender and in which the story actually begins, 12 chairs. many researchers believe that this is starobelsk, a regional center in the lugansk republic in novorossiya. more in the plot of olga mokhova, it went down in history long before the writing of twelve chairs at the turn of the 16-17 centuries, by decree of boris godunov , they erected here in a wild field to protect the borders of the moscow kingdom from the raids of the crimean tatars the fortress of tsar borisov the tsarist governors bogdan bilsky, who was responsible for its construction for greater safety and already built on the right bank of the river with his own money. aidar is another fortress

alright andrew schwartz from uc berkeley, central sierra snow lab. thanks for joining us.ng me on you're both ready for a feel good story for this one dog that disappeared during a snowstorm for more than two weeks, is back with her family in the san bernardino county mountains. marley was in the backseat ofhed off the road and crashed and ice . frightened barley jumped out of the vehicle disappeared in that snowstorm. her family distributed flyers and pleaded for help on facebook. they were losing hope until someone who spotted marley posted a note on social media, and there was even ring camera video showing the dog going to house each night looking for food. one point he was able to feed her out of his palm, and he just grabbed onto her, like for dear life, called his mom, which is jenny goose bumps. we were latest, we call her shake. wow. well the family that found marley put on snowshoes, tractor pop prints and even carried pieces of chicken so marley would eventually come to them. they took marlene back to her family after the snow storms ended in that area for happy

. >> youtube schwartz? what >> no. youtube shorts >> not youtube schwartz. >> short pants >> short stories. >> i don't go on youtube i don't go on youtube schwartz >> if you had youtube on your phone, you have seen it. >> it comes up i send out one a lot where someone said they will end the fossil fuel industry that is one clip i send out. >> ask senator warner. how do you get around it if people download from the french app store? >> s-c-h >> yes >> one more for you, steve there are new stories. meta is planning a big round of layoffs to affect thousands of workers. this is after the 11,000 they just laid off. bloomberg reported the job cuts could start this week. adding to the 13% laid off of the plan in november a meta spokesperson declined to comment about the report to cnbc as they are going through reviews, they are asking people because of the slowdown in advertising, what do you do if you are a manager? who is expendable? >> two things happening. more layoffs to handle the financials and other layoffs they want

here's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: move over, chinese spy balloon or whatever else u.s. fighter jets shot down last month, tonight out of harvard university, a draft paper about mysterious flying objects sounding almost like science fiction. >> look at that thing. >> i think it's very likely that we are not the most intelligent civilization that ever existed. >> reporter: renowned harvard astronomer avi loeb teaming up with the all-domain anomaly resolution office. together they say that interstellar objects detected in space could be signs of extraterrestrial life and that current sky mapping technology like the james webb space telescope could miss such objects. >> it could have been a mother ship that released some probes in the habitable region around the sun. we have a visitor to our backyard. we should observe at first. >> reporter: professor loeb now leading the charge to build better arrays of sensors to capture anomalies but for now everything is hypothetical and his paper is meant to remind ufo hunters not to forget the laws of physics. >> it's not just the rep

michelle john schwartz all the time. we always make new ones. you know, they make them more fashionable, easy on the i know. so just one big was the on friday. no, michael, i was like was mccullen. so was off now to what i had pointed up, you know, 44 magnum, you know, long, barely, you know, it's going to take up everything and sign it, kick down. it came back and clean, clean shop how long you've been clean. now. let's see. when we left a couple of years ago for 3 years. you know she, she met me all day long into life. was doing this unless it was called nazi know. so a lot of change is getting thrown at your right now, you know? yeah, yeah, a lot, a lot, you know, let, you know, using drugs, you know, it's a familiarity is gone and you know, the racing is all correct if you will, when you get it in lifeline. irreplaceable. you know, you're reaching out though, man, you know. yeah. didn't, didn't, didn't do william in the past, you know, god coming to hit me and now there wasn't, wasn't that guy. you know, it was god, you oh, no, not fair ball

whole course, your life are you involved like actively as like a white supremacist, michelle john schwartz all the time. we always make new ones. you know, they make them more fashionable. usually i just want to explore the on the for i know i, michael i was like, was coming off now. didn't want, i don't buy the boat had pointed up, you know, 44 magnum, you know, long, barely, you know, it's going to take up everything and sign it, kick down. it came back, clean, clean, sharp, calling. you been clean? now let's see. when we left a couple of years ago for 3 years, you know, she know, she met them all day long into life. was doing this. and this is why it's called not, you know, a lot of change is getting thrown at your right now. you know? yeah. yeah, a lot, a lot, you know, not using drugs, you know, familiarity is gone and the racing is all correct if you will. when you guys are in lifeline. irreplaceable. you know you're reaching out though man. you know? yeah, didn't, didn't, didn't do william the person. oh, god, come to hit me and now there wasn't, wasn't that guy, you know? god, you

jack parrot, jack schwartz, sounding quite a beat there. he was signing quite a bit that he was also relatively combative on the issue that everybody is talking about here in brussels today. and this was this meeting between himself and the french president emmanuel, my chrome, where we know that they were discussing this issue of the combustion engine. and the plan that the european union had set out to end the production of combustion engines by 2035, which germany is now saying that they want that to happen. but with the exception for cars that use e fuels was really interesting. the chancellor there said when he was asked and pressed on that question about what was happening, he said there is no division between him and the french that there was a nice, a friendly meeting. we've been her hearing from multiple sources that they've been battling over this issue and that the french are really unhappy with what the germans had been doing in this ending of the combustion and gym plan. and they felt that they essentially kai boasted. what the