the kind terror war, sharon confirm.emnants of only one piece of clothing that belonged to her. a pair of panties. but no here, no fiber, no dna of any kind at the scene that would help them i.d. the color. >> it was frustrating for the family. it was frustrating for the detectives. and it was frustrating for the prosecutors that worked on the case, including myself. >> so, detectives went back to the beginning. they reviewed all the witness statements they had taken over the course of the nine months tara had been missing. and there was a note about a man who turned in some jewelry three days after tehran went missing. a ring and a bracelet. which turned out to belong to tara's family. >> it had been in the possession of -- st. john. took a couple pieces of jewelry to his probation officer. >> glenn saint john, who went by peewee, was on probation for fabric felony burglary. so, did he kill tara? he insisted no. and he didn't take the jewelry either. he said somebody gave it to him. >> we told him that he received him f

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a warm welcome to you all sharon, let me start with you today. by and large. from your perspective, do you believe that most countries are well prepared to start welcoming tourists right now? they are preparing well rather than being well prepared. this has been a very known scenario and because there's so much uncertainty about bought the vaccinations are good for what the variance of the mutations but the constant challenge to keep on pointing out what the status quo is. and of course, the vaccination roll now is so important, and the quicker that happens, the more prepared they will be to get tourists in. and that is happening at different stages around europe. but it is beginning to happen when we are getting countries working very, very hard to get there as quickly as possible. so i think it will be another couple months yet, but we are getting their research when it comes to this new criteria about the you starting to relax, travel rules, how many countries were considered safe before and how our country is going to be determined safe going forward, i me

actress sharon stone joins me now. sharon, it is so great that you are here with us.u so much for being here. i want to read excerpts from the book in a moment but first i want to ask you about the new cut of "basic instincts" to release for the 30th anniversary. your role in the film is outstanding of course. are you surprised that in this era no one would come and talk to you about moving forward with something like this? >> first of all, jim i do not know what cut is being released and i'm not the person talking about it or driving this controversy. my lawyer understands that there have been discussions in variety magazine amy lawyer is looking into the situation. i'm not discussing it or driving this conversation. my lawyer is handling whatever is going on and i wouldn't be surprised about anything. so i don't really have much to say about it. i don't have any understanding of what exactly is going on nor do i have much investment in what exactly is going on. i really am fully settled on what happened in the past and i wrote about it in my book. i don't really hav

sharon, do you think that we're going to see an attempt to standardize you? vaccination certificates with non e u countries. i did hope so. we finally finally had agreement just the other day about having a digital car for vaccination, passport for the broke. and i believe the even though written after breakfast, it has become a sad country. we're going to be included in that as well, which is great news that will alleviate a lot of hassle for people, because right now we're using just in a chest out. and although that does work, we do need something across europe. if it can be expanded, and the good thing about systems that work is, are all the people of the country look at them think, well actually we could have that too. so i think it may happen that way. i'm really hard. so because the more standardized we become, the easier be to trouble move right now. if anyone who wants to go on holidays thinking, oh gosh, what do i need in this country? will let me in my countries saying, i can go there and come back without quarantine. however, i will have to take 3

thanks so much to all of our guest, sharon livingston, or rick bruckner and richard wood. and thank you to for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs. again, anytime by visiting our website, algebra dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story. for me, my name is jim jim and the whole team here. bye for now. the in the 1st episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made my scholars during the medieval slamming period in the field of professor jim alcholay li brings the brilliance of a past and light point. incredible, so much doesn't the real, all we've done is block out them like from a room and then allow it to come to the school. episode, one of science in a golden age on 0. the repo tell is the most talent that i've ever stated, and i'm the biggest box you have ever seen. how does explode taken out the hotel? this was the journey. we loved it when it was built and read,

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sharon katsuda is live in san ramon to show us how this may be a sign of things to come elsewhere, sharon >> reporter: that's right, marcus. these new rules apply to different communities, but since the state is experiencing severe drought in certain counties, residents might want to start to look at ways to conserve. marin water has already implemented restrictions such as not washing cars at home and no power washing houses or businesses but last night it increased restrictions. after a late night vote, the marin water board says residents will have to cut back using sprinklers to two days a week, drip irrigation three days per week. in addition, pools and spas will have to be covered to minimize water loss. marin's reservoirs are at approximately 50%, usually above 90% this time of year. low water levels throughout the bay area have many water districts concerned. east bay mud is asking customers to cut back 10%, and san francisco is considering restrictions, but leads the state in water conservation. in santa clara county, so far water restrictions are recommended but not yet required

sharon stone is on the program tonight.about sharon stone or your favorite character or film she's been in? >> well, i think the most underrated sharon stone performance i would say by far is the movie with russell crow called "the quick and the dead." i don't think it had been viewed enough by people. but it is a terrific movie where she plays a female gunslinger. brings a lot of whit and intelligence to to proceedings. you see leonardo dicaprio before he was a major star. >> amazing. and letting people behind the curtain, we did not tell you we were going to ask you about a later guest on the program, so that really was top of the thought. >> "quick and the dead," check it out. it's really good. >> you heard it here. that's the chai endorsement and i'll see you again at the 7:00 p.m. hour. stay close here. >>> still to come, republicans blocking the commission. violence and extremism inside the republican party tonight. that's an important deeper dive. >>> and that leaked ufo footage, we got it. stay with us. stay with us

>> i don't. >> the ultimate question, can sharon stone act?rs in contrast with what hollywood wanted, there is this enduring public or critical questioning of your talent? >> because i think misogyny is strong and is still incredibly strong. i think if you portray strength, it's easier to say that there is something wrong with you. if you are strong, and if you are smart, and if you have boundaries there must be something wrong with you. it couldn't possibly be that you are just self possessed female who has both feet on the ground. >> how digging that plays out in the way we deal with women in power, in government, in reality? >> i think we see this very strongly he even and i have to say with liz cheney who, let's say, i don't agree with all of her views. but i certainly agree with her right and ability to have them. i think she had them quite well. we are trying to -- i don't know how to explain it. it's almost like mccarthy-ism all over again. there is such an insistence that we have a common opinion about this, and a common opinion about

danville and we can see that it is continuing to dry out and also reservoir levels are dropping as sharon was just saying. so we look at some of the east bay reservoirs. they are at about 60% of the capacity because the water comes from the snow melt from the sierras down into the delta and into the east bay. look at the south bay reservoirs. the water hasn't made it there. we're only at 28.6% of capacity. it is a critically dry elsewhere and it's all because of this expansive drought that we're not only seeing in california but all across the region and it continues to get worse every day and we don't get rain. i'm not seeing any in the forecast and we'll talk more about that and some windy weather that is coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> one of the players seeking to win california's governor's seat in the recall election here in the bay area. well, he's they're week. are he stopped by treasure island it's part of his push to visit six california cities this week. he talked about how millions of californians want change. ch. >> over 2 million of our voters have literally

so did at sharon for david crosby. the martin guitar is more than just a guitar when you get one, this magical makes you want to play for hours insert. it brings me for a voice call need a can from the german down about his martin is the perfect accompaniment mine. if i hope to stay with my family says they can even tell from downstairs if i'm playing a martin or something else, ah, ah, it's an icon of american music history. has a mystique about it. and i think that that is rooted in all these decades. now, of some of the most important artists in so many genres of american, for nack, your music playing martin guitars, jack jack damage. i know you the told me i remember playing a cord on this guitar and just thinking that this was the holy grail, you know, this was something to aspire to this mark and guitar. ah, ah, ah, ah, martin is highly respected by musicians and has long enjoyed legendary status for some it's the strategy various of the guitar family, the rolls royce, of acoustic instrument, its history is unpar

thank you, sharon. good luck _ you go. thank you, sharon. good luck.ill— through open water. join us later and we will see him come out of the water _ water. thank you so water. — thank you so much. all of this of course is for charity. he has set a target of 400,000. he is at £289,677. he is doing it live on this programme. from experience, charlie, we know that breakfast viewers do get on—board with challenges, don't they? all for a good cause. that is what mark is doing this morning. yeah, and as sharon was just explaining, in amongst the challenges, which are very obvious for mark given what is injuries, he has to swim with just one arm, as john was saying. if he stops moving forward he sinks. he has a sport team around him. —— support. they have to be out by eight o'clock. the jellyfish in the face.— jellyfish in the face. what do you do? scream! _ jellyfish in the face. what do you do? scream! 1— jellyfish in the face. what do you do? scream! ithink— jellyfish in the face. what do you do? scream! i think you - jellyfish in the face. what do you d

reporting live in crockett, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. >>> now, of we've been talking about the dry conditions, but, you know, a live look outside right now. here's a peek at fremont. you can see the brown hills in the distance there. of course, meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those conditions. our team coverage continues here. that red flag warning is what we're getting used to seeing now. >> already. it's only may and normally we don't see these until august but we're getting them early because of the lack of rainfall and high winds picking up. as we take a look at where the red flag warning is, continues until 5:00 for solano county over towards the red river valley. there's a warning over towards the east bay hills and over toward the santa cruz mountains as well. take a look at what we've seen the past couple of days is high winds. this afternoon our winds are turning more westerly which brings in slightly more humidity, and the winds are not as strong, so it is good to see some variable winds as we go into this afternoon. humidity lev

sharon that has been postponed because of the violence but with this being the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that he will continue to keep the calm and that he wants me he extremist what he called wyatt's saxton's. but earlier tonight they were clashes in front of the evil university point 3 people were injured and some 3 feet were arrested so we are expecting the showdown here and the old city of jerusalem not far from the al aqsa mosque to continue source few hours and at the same time we are hearing reports of of my limbs elsewhere in the west bank and simply because sometime us people to come out and protest against israel so a very very tense situation interesting and here jerusalem braced for more unrest paula senior correspondent bring us right up to date from the scene right. now the red army's instrumental role in the feeding the nazis in world war 2 is quietly but there's more strictly being wiped from western history books but there is some resistance that's just ahead stay with us. europe prefers to ignore the fact that along with nancy germany or agai

sharon, thank you.in the conservative party has found �*anti—muslim sentiment remains a problem'. it also concluded that comments by borisjohnson about women wearing the burqa gave the impression the party is �*insensitive' to muslim communities. the independent review said it did find evidence of discrimination in the party and that while the problem was not systemic — there must be action to root it out.�* our political correspondent chris masonjoins me now. tell us more about what is in the report. tell us more about what is in the re ort, tell us more about what is in the re ort. ,., ., ., ., ., , report. good afternoon, here is the re ort report. good afternoon, here is the report from — report. good afternoon, here is the report from the _ report. good afternoon, here is the report from the professor, - report. good afternoon, here is the report from the professor, 99 - report. good afternoon, here is the| report from the professor, 99 pages long, i have spent the morning reading through the detai

reporting live in lafayette i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon.e details firefighters across the state already busy. look at the map. cal fire crews are battling several fires. the biggest is in southern california, the southern fire, it's burning in san diego county, started yesterday morning and so far about 3,000 acres have burned. right now, containment stands at zero. at least three structures have been destroyed by the flames so far. >> and it is so concerning because it seems like every year we're talking about earlier and earlier. meteorologist kari hall right now, the fire danger could last time time, not even in summer yet. >> right, and here we are in early may, we should be seeing green hills and vegetation and we do not have that, we've had such high winds recently and those winds are still gusting today. it does include solano county and much of the central valley, also dry across the rest of the bay area, we don't meet the red flag warning criteria, humidity levels at 15% or less. look at our weather setup, high pressure to the west

. >> sharon chin on how audiences are eating up the movies named after a famous filipino food. >> no more! >> reporter: it's an action comedy featuring lumpia. the filipino egg roll stars in two movies. >> we used it as a comic book device. >> reporter: as kids, he rounded up friends to make home movies about super heroes in their daly city neighborhood. years later, as a usc film student, he reunited the group in their home town to make the movie called lumpia. >> it became somewhat of a cult hit. it's a movie that has a filipino american as our hero. >> reporter: the sequel won the award for best narrative film at the hawaii international film festival. the lumpia films reflect growing up filipino american and even show prejudice from within. >> the bullying, people that came from the philippines and those that are americanized filipinos. >> reporter: riding on lumpia's popularity, the sequel raised $50,000 in crowd funding. hollywood star danny trejo joined the acting team. francis, a partner at a c.p.a. firm, say production's come a long way from the home movie days. >> now we ha

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and now i teach children don't participate as what's your story take part sharon, on info migrant. ah. the news. it's been ongoing quest for the spring began in 2011. people stood up against correct rulers and dictatorship. the hope for more security, more freedom and more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled. 10 years after the era spring, rebellion starts june 7th on d. w. the news . this is g w. news live from berlin, columbia. as president deployed the military in an attempt to restore order, after several more people are killed in anti government demonstrations. protesters are demanding more jobs and economic equality of life to boca top, or the latest. also coming up on the show, one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, creat.

nbc's sharon katsuda joins us. they're hoping this will settle things and bring down the temperature, sharon. >> reporter: absolutely, jessica. businesses have been through so much in this pandemic. you can see that many businesses have closed. some are only hanging on by a thread, and now they're being told to hold on one more month over clearing this new hurdle that continues to battle over the indoor mask. >> i've had people get in my face about it and become defensive. >> reporter: when she opened tulles coffee she knew she would have to serve her lattes along with a mask requirement. she says it's become harder to deliver that message in the past month. >> some comments we've been getting in particular are just why aren't they listening to the science? this seems ridiculous. almost everyone is vaccinated now. >> reporter: she knows the tension is brewing, but california health officials say they believe most vaccinated californians get it and are willing to keep the masks on indoors for one more month, and the

this is a sharon lane, sharon lane is the only issues a nurse army nurse. she's the only woman to be killed as a result of enemy fire in vietnam. we had other women who lost their lives we had women who were awarded the purple heart. which we can see here bronze star. and these uniforms by the way, of course they had to be starched so you could imagine in a hot climate like vietnam. we called ourselves strack wax so you had to be strapped. so you you ironed your uniform and pressed it and were presentable at all times. this is a picture of the president johnson signing the legislation that removed the restrictions on on grade in 1967 and by so here we are the chiefs of the services of the women's services or components are there to include the nurses and so in 1970 the first women were promoted to general officer. okay, so we we sort of end this journey of women's service to the nation with the women serving today in the global war on terror. this is a unique exhibit in that we at the time we we established it there was a woman who was the command sergeant

first sharon katsuda is live in contra costa county this morning, sharon, firefighters there are already on standby. we're just in may. >> reporter: that's right, laura and marcus. they say they usually don't see these very dry conditions until july. now the elevated fire risk is in, the east bay hills and north bay mountains, firefighters in checking out trail conditions this weekend. they also showed us video from last winter where they cleared some problem areas without the risk of not being able to escape during a real fire and firefighters say property owners who clear leaves and create 100 feet defensible space around their property will help prevent wildfires. >> we need to go through the trees and clean them out. i don't think they've been trimmed for years, long before we moved here and take out everything, you know, from the ground up a little ways and just clear out the dead brush and stuff. >> we look at an accelerated fire season. fire danger is relatively slow but if you looked at the hill surrounding our district two weeks ago, all the grass was green and that wouldn't hav

reporting live in crockett, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks, sharon. >>> more detailsnd a reminder of how bad our fire season could be. last year we saw six of the largest and most destructive wildfires in state history, including the lightning complex fires, more than 4 million acres burned across the state. that's more than the 2017 and 2018 fire seasons combined. >>> stay with nbc bay area for the latest fire and weather coverage. our free mobile app will keep you up to date while you're on the go, even when we're not on the air. >>> developing right now, san francisco police are investigating the shooting near sfo, happened last night outside of the grand hyatt near the international terminal which connects to sfo via air train. the airport spokeswoman says a woman was shot in the leg, for a time roads in that area were closed off and at least one instance arriving passengers were briefly held on a plane over concerns it could be an active shooter situation. >>> happening today, conservative businessman john cox is launching his campaign tour with the idea of repla

reporting live in san ramon, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you. >>> now the 2019 kincade fire now under the legal microscope in san francisco. a federal judge yesterday heard arguments on whether pg&e violated its criminal probation when it sparked the fire, which destroyed 174 homes in sonoma county. the probation is tied to the pg&e criminal conviction in 2016. last month sonoma county prosecutors charged pg&e with multiple counts tied to the kincade fire which may have started from faulty equipment. pg&e denied committing any new crimes and the next hearing will take place next month. >>> we have new details on a fast-moving grass fire in solano county along westbound interstate 80 at the american canyon road off-ramp. it started when a woman pulled off the road with car trouble and a fire started under the hood. the wind carries embers into the dry brush along the freeway, burning about five acres. luckily no one was hurt. >>> young teenagers and preteens are one step closer to getting the shot. president biden says if the fda approves that expansion he'l

it's me, teacher sharon, and i'm back again. >> i got an e-mail saying that i had an opportunity to bem, like, what? >> i actually got an e-mail from the early education department, saying they were saying of doing a t.v. show, and i was selected to be one of the people on it, if i was interested. i was scared, nervous. i don't like public speaking and all the above. but it worked out. >> talk into a camera, waiting for a response, pretending that oh, yeah, i hear you, it's so very weird. i'm used to having a classroom with 17 students sitting in front of me, where they're all moving around and having to have them, like, oh, sit down, oh, can you hear them? let's listen. >> hi guys. >> i kind of have stage flight when i'm on t.v. because i'm normally quiet? >> she's never quiet. >> no, i'm not quiet. >> my sister was, like, i saw you on t.v. my teacher was, i saw you on youtube. it was exciting, how the community started watching. >> it was a lot of fun. it also pushed me outside of my comfort zone, having to make my own visuals and lesson plans so quickly that ended up being a lot of

his mother, sharon, was devastated.nd siena, then 11 years old, took a road trip to california to spend christmas with them. and when the festivities were over -- >> they did not want to go. >> don, who was now working at an agency that served the developmentally disabled, told his mom he had a meeting he could not miss. >> so i said, all right. so i went outside with them, hugged, kissed, got everything in the car. >> after an 11 hour drive, they arrived home in albuquerque, where siena found a new bicycle under the christmas tree. but before she could write it, don needed to drop her off with her mom, christine. the next day, siena, who spoke to her dad every day, did not hear from him. she called her dad's coworker, valerie torres. >> she says, i can't get hold of my dad. as that honey, let me try your dad. don't worry, he is fine. >> valerie called, texted. no answer. she and a coworker went to don 's home. >> what i knocked on the door, it gave a little bit. >> so the front door was not locked? >> no, and i was abl

for example, and addressing a shortage of working on china has released the 1st images some it's sharon marsh and rover. these pictures show the craft on the red planet. vast flat lands known as utopia, n e t s. it touched down last weekend. china is the 2nd country out of the u. s. to successful land rover on the red planet. all the news, of course, on websites there is on your screen the address out just 0 dot com. ah, a quick check of the headlines here on out 0. israel bombardments of garza is into the 11th day and strike on the outside the neighborhood in western gaza. injured for children from the same family. and just hours ago, people living in 2 crowded residential neighborhoods or want to leave their homes. but israel also hit southern garza, we have more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 houses medic say, one person was killed and 7 wounded in the city of hon. units in total, 228 palestinians have died since last week, while both sides, public se, they'll fight on secret talk to be on the way in a phone call. us president joe biden is told as well as by minister to lower the

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it's graduation season so our sharon especpperson is taking a look >> senior year i can't believe it.n's graduation from clark university in massachusetts will mark two important milestones >> we're going to be celebrating both his academic achievement and our achievement as a family in preparing for the cost of it. >> reporter: parents guide for saving to college was able to pay with his merit scholarships and money she and her husband put away in 529 plans. >> how does it feel to know that you are graduating debt free from college in. >> it feels amazing. >> reporter: in 2021, an individual can give up to $15,000 per beneficiary to a 529 plan without savoring dollars. saving $100 a month for 18 years can result in a balance over $31,000. >> alhow did you crack the code >> we looked at our expenses and realized how much we could save had a awful lot to do with what we were spending we add justed our lifestyle. >> reporter: total 529 con tri bugs have increased over 11% in the past year. >> during the pandemic, we couldn't travel, couldn't eat out a lot. that's a lot of savings that c

sharon chen, kpix 5 . >> if you would like to nominate an extraordinary community hero for a bay areafferson award find the online form on our website, kpix.com . >>> students from around the country getting national recognition for the engineering innovations of this project are part of their competition to use stem to tackle real-world problems. they addressed covid and social justice, high school finish in the state of texas developed an app to help isolated seniors connect to games and online conversation with ease. the students raised money to send 17 tablets at the nursing home residents.>> i'm hoping that it spans the nation and all this isolation and depression gets eliminated or reduced by a great margin.>> pennsylvania i came up with their projects after watching black lives matter protests unfold their city and developed a voice activated app which records police interactions. >>> all the spots were solving the class of 2021, soviet just graduated from montevista high school watsonville and she's on r wa to study business. well done. send a photo to 2021 grads at >>> a nine

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in honor of asian american pacific islander heritage month, kpix5 reporter sharon isat theof 95.ows us how he >> reporter: navy veteran george gaines is playing the music but he says his 95-year- old neighbor, john buck two, was the one who leaves a song in his heart. >> a very amazing world war ii army veteran. >> reporter: john is one of about 20,000 chinese americans who served in world war ii. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: and veterans groups believes he is one of fewer than 300 still alive today. >> i was proud to be in the army, to help my country. >> reporter: in san francisco native was drafted into the u.s. army right out of high school. he trained at fort knox, kentucky, then served as a tank driver in the philippines and japan from 1945 to the end of his enlistment in 1946. he recalls the japanese landed mortars in their camp. >> the commander would be looking for or the caves up in the hills, and not only that, just fire up into the hills, where the caves are at. and found them and mild them out of there. >> reporter: he received the congressional gold medal. but what insp

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reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> glad to hear no one was injured. stick with nbc bay area for the latest fire coverage. you are app keeps you up to date even when we are not on air. >>> san francisco place are investigating the shooter near sfo last night outside of the grand hyatt near the international terminal which kekds to sfo via air train. the airport spokeswoman says a woman was shot in the leg, for a time roads in that area were closed off and at least one instance arriving passengers were briefly held on a plane over concerns it could be an active shooter situation. >>> the search is now off for survivors of the san diego boat wreck that left at least three dead and dozens injured. sunday's tragedy could have been far worse if several good samaritans did not dive into action. one of those good samaritans was kyle foy a navy first class petty officer. rescues at sea is what he and his air crew practice daily. foy was nearby on his sunday trail walk with his wife and kids when he sprang into action. >> at that point i took everything that i

have anything else so i shouted here shall see you george soros vitesse over here daughter there are sharon oh you are a doctor. just south of there was a goodish still. actually. still her shop was shasta. there were of course so many heroes in the war who risked their lives to save others one of them was a soviet soldier and partisan named nicholai kissin dove in the summer of 1942 he helped more than 200 jews cross the frontline saving them from nazi occupied bellers 6000000 jews were murdered in the holocaust and some of the people nicholai saved recall the horrors of occupation and the man who rescued them. my sister was one of the many whose lives you saved by rescuing them from hitler's cannibals you saved my life and i cannot forget that. the moon not that it's it is the sea on the beach didn't simply a dumbass t.v. key and you into the dance doesn't that you couldn't learn to live the nice silk of the london the does good live. till some deluded litter is new to. the old new cold new street tonight chill the north for treats search so dark in our mortuary emotion job mantra. no up

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well there is a force that reports to us from the chef sharon neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem this is this is the districts where 6 palestinian families were threatened with eviction and he says that that sense of internal conflict and tension is also a building that. occupied east jerusalem outside of israel has also been a scene in recent days of pretty clear instances of racial violence there was a jewish person attacked by a palestinian group close to the city walls of the old city the other day and earlier here of course is a conference of issues this ongoing protest but also into ethnic violence going on with palestinians and jewish settlers facing off around a jewish building in a neighborhood just a little way away from here with 2 of 4 of the occupants of that place brandishing weapons as they threw stones at people from outside who were themselves throwing stones and fire letting off fireworks into the area those guns were used and one palestinian person was injured as a result of that exchange before the police went in and removed the weapons there have also been ot

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even say or so i shouted here she was just 0 dollars i was victorious over here toward her daughter sharon oh you were a doctor. just south of there was a good he's still. functional. so her hogan was just. well to let you know moscow's victory parade starts in just under an hour's time now we're going to have special live coverage of the as well as a member for the 1st time today. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of that but we also tend to nurture through aggression so we create things like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression you know women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but when you go back to why they were created those games were created for males to nurture other males through aggression to teach them how to be empathic few aggression. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development that only really i'm going to exist i don't see

because that would take the city a step backwards rather than forwards. thicken with mobility, cos sharon was held up a step in the right direction when it was 1st thing to use on the largest scale, not so very long ago. now a group of people in another, german city have picked up the idea, taken it to on even more eco friendly level. here is this weeks doing your bits? the c o 2 emissions from cars are one of the major drivers of climate change. so finding alternative means of transport is vital for our planning people from the germany initiative, transition town by doing just that they provide cargo bikes to anyone, free of charge. most of the bikes work with them, like motor people reserve, the bikes via an online platform. and can pick them up at 6 different locations and kind of for me, it's a small way to help combat climate change to have an alternative to buses, trains, and cars. people always talk about how hard it is to do something for the climate of it. but with this project it's actually really easy. people use the cargo bikes instead of cars when they go shopping or need to

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