dulce sloan, everyone.come back, i [cheers and applause] go head-to-head with the legend himself, crazy legs. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. [cheers and applause] >> john: welcome back to "the daily show." one thing i want to do this week is to introduce you all to my new york. so i decided to go catch up with my brother from another mother, the man who gave new york street grad. >> i don't look a day over 35 but i actually grew up in the '70s in new york city. [cheers and applause] through the culture, i met amazing people like my friend crazy legs, a pioneer of the art form that white people call break dancing and everybody else calls break. crazy licks her dancing at age nine. he was part of the legendary rock steady crew in the early 1980s. he was even a body double. he was instrumental at turning br

schools across the country, including in massachusetts, pennsylvania, new jersey, colorado reporter sloane glass has more. >> it's been called the second curse of school shootings. from my perspective, this is a form of terrorism tuesday, more than 2 dozen massachusetts schools were the targets of swatting calls and on wednesday, first responders warming schools in utah, pittsburgh, southern california, kansas, the list growing throughout the day. students barricaded themselves in classrooms. parents receiving the nightmare phone call. obviously anything related to school shootings in today's day and age. the police respond all the calls fake, but the emotional effect is real. the swatting calls coming in the aftermath of the deadly school shooting in nashville that claimed the lives of 6 people. jennifer jo blair is a former intelligence analyst with the fbi. this is a way to inflict pain and terror on local communities. >> it's also a way to drain resources. it's a way learn about communities and what their responses are it's a way to occupy law enforcement resources for long periods of

but it seems more prevalent in women. >> that was sloane glass reporting for us tonight. >> coming up, ford is recalling more than a million vehicles the bottles that need to be serviced immediately. >> and the warning about a popular tropical fruit land that may be contaminated with hepatitis a coming up after the break. >> for your health tonight, trader joe's says recalled its organic tropical fruit blends due to potential contamination. you see it there, frozen fruit. lot of people make smoothies with them. the company says it may be contaminated with hepatitis a the company has removed that item from its freezers. customers are urged to throw it away if you've already purchased it or return it for a refund. new both actually as of this moment, they say no illnesses have been reported. >> ford is recalling more than 1 million cars over concerns about an issue with its brake fluid hoses. the ntsb says the hoses on some model ford fusions and lincoln mkz ease can rupture and leak broken brake fluid. that leak would cause a delay in breaking leading to the risk of a serious crash. th

for long periods of time to go far beyond the morning or the day of the incident. >> well, that was sloane glass reporting for us this morning. younger americans appear to be trading in their smartphones for dumb phones. take offense to that. this is the phone and i started out with the makers of nokia phone, say flip phone sales increase last year with tens of thousands soul each month. the mobile devices are similar to those used in the early 2. thousands. they include traditional flip or sly phones. it's reported that certain gen z's populations are growing tired of screen time. they want to cut back. they want to protect their mental health. and i remember that's how i started my phone journey. no smartphone. lawmakers in washington and they're trying to get a national no-fly lists passed by congress but actually banned people from commercial flight if they've been convicted a violent or unruly behavior on an airplane. the bipartisan effort, which includes bay area. congressman eric swalwell. what order the transportation department to manage that list. now the proposal is supported by

for more on this, we turn to dulce sloan, everybody! dulce! applause] this is great news for all americans, right? >> speak for yourself. i'm not one of those freaks who drinks water. >> kal: everybody drinks water. >> no, sir, not me. i knew there was chemicals in it. look, this is america, right? if something is free, that means their catch, all right? if an app is free, they're stealing your data. if there's a free trial, they're hoping you forget so they can start charging you. and if a couch is free on craigslist, your cheap ass just got bedbugs! >> kal: don't you have to drink water to come i don't know, survive? >> nope! i get my hydration otherwise. capri suns. straight tequila. [cheers and applause] and you know, the gushy parts of grapes. >> kal: dulce, come on, not every free thing is bad. what about free samples at costco? door without a membership. >> you can't even get in the door without a membership. just standing around in that bitch costs money. >> kal: going to church takes, because nothing. >> until the pastor takes the fou

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for more on this story, let's go to dulce sloan. dulce! >> what up, friend? applause] >> marlon: how can parents stop kids from getting into their edibles? >> i'll tell you how! how about these grown-ass adults stop taking edibles in the first place! you shouldn't be like a little kid who needs an imaginary plane to eat its vegetables! you are 35 years old. smoke a [bleep] blonde like you pay taxes. grow up. >> marlon: that's a little harsh. >> smoke the drug's. >> marlon: that's a little harsh. some people like a little flavor in their high. >> weed has flavor. the flavor is weed. if you can't handle it, you can't have it. all these people are trying to eat while they smoke. no, you smoke to earn your way to the munchies. all right? listen! [applause] listen, you can't combine the two. that's just lazy. come on! >> marlon: okay, but if people are gonna take edibles, how can they stop their kids from getting into them? >> well, look, i want to help, because i'm a good christian woman. hallelujah. the problem is, right now the packaging is too attractive to ki

victoria ozarenka skip the first round world racket awaits the outcome american duel shelby roger sloanens ozarenka rival will get the best of the pair. camila giorgica double gold valentina shid won the second highest standard medal in the cross-country skiing in the open. championship of russia among athletes with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. together we have a sport that takes place in khanty-mansiysk, our girls today were not equal to the silver print. in this discipline. we got to remind you the day before, shitz won gold at a distance of 12 km, and lol previously became a silver medalist in biathlon, at 10 km the competition will end tomorrow, and on thursday the team will return home. the full sports picture of the day was for your attention. take care, see you soon. to call it cruel treatment is an isolated case when a mother inadvertently touched a child and then lost her balance, in general, these guys turn out to be some kind of sharashka office and their police. covered up tonight. grandmother, your mother deserves better treatment, especially now, when she is str

with the scores tied, david sloan scored a three pointer on the buzzer.snowboard cross title for a seocnd year in a row. she could only finish third in her semifinal, failing to reach the final, but secured enough points to claim the overall title. with the conditions, i'm happy to come away with a win in the small final and to finish the season like that. yeah, second year running, it's pretty amazing. we love being in the final today. it shows the level of the girls. and it's a tight fight. it's a massive battle. i'm just really happy to be able to get six wins this season and just do the season i've done. i can't believe it. over 200,000 people lined the thames in london to watch cambridge win the men's boat race. cambridge led for most of the race but were frequently warned after getting too close to oxford in the early stages. they soon pulled away, completing the four and a quarter mile course from putney to mortlake in just over 18 minutes. what a race to finish it off! i've been at cambridge for years,, and the glory days, 12 before, and we lost o

racket of the world is waiting for the outcome of the american duel, there was a bureau, jersey, sloane stevens ozarenko in the opponent will get the best of the pair of georgie kayana's family in indian new delhi, the women's world boxing championship continues. the main competition of the season brought together more than 300 girls from 77 countries thanks to the decision of the international boxing association, the russian team was competing at the planetary forum under the national flag today on the market in weight categories up to 60 kg. alla ivashkevich will come out as rivals in the duel for the quarterfinals, the representative of alzha. heliv hajla from our girls 1/4 has already been provided by victoria kebikova and yulia apanosovich. we offer to spend one working day with professionals in their field. here in our olympic reserve school we are developing five kinds of sports . so yes it helps, where you are in your studies and in some other moments there is work, that is, a little bit of dividing work. here are some kind of such relations of close ones. there are such very fr

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with the scores tied, david sloan scored a 3 pointer on the buzzer to finally win the trophy at the cheshire a row. she could only finish 3rd in her semi—final, failing to reach the final but secured enough points to claim the overall title. and take a look at this... at the world figure skating championships injapan. 18—year old illia malinin landed a quadruple axel for the first time on the world stage. the american is the only skater to successfully execute the jump. england are still leaving to nail and the qualifier. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye. this week on the travel show, i'm in the philippines, some 700 kilometres south—east of the country's capital manila. named after a native mangrove, the island became famous for its surfing scene, considered the best in the philippines. but the main draw for many is siargao's largely unspoilt natural environment. and when you are zipping around on a bike it's easy to see how stunning this place is. in 2019 siargao was voted the best island in asia, and was dubbed the next bali, with plans for furthe

[applause] for more on the partisan fallout from train derailment, let's turn to dulce sloan.and applause] >> hi! >> hasan: dulce, they love you. [laughter] >> hi, friend! >> hasan: but don't you think the whole blame game is just terrible? >> actually, i don't think it's gone far enough. there's a lot more blame to go around. people are blaming democrats and republicans, but we're not blaming the real villain. >> hasan: you're so right. it's our own inability to empathize. >> no, dumb dumb! we got to blame the trains. >> hasan: what? >> thomas and the rest of the [bleep]. >> hasan: thomas? >> we don't need them! listen, a train is just a bus that can go less places. they don't even look good. it's just watching a bunch of little cars sniffing each other's butts. >> hasan: that is a horrifying image. >> it absolutely is. >> hasan: you can't just blame trains as a whole. >> yes, we can. i also blame the inventor. british engineer george stephenson. you think you can get away with this? inventing the locomotive in 1804? no, sir! we're digging up your ass and kicking it all over

sloane glass explains. >> it's the largest bank failure since the global financial crisis. decade ago, employees of silicon valley bank say the work from home culture and an overall focus on social issues could have led to its failure anonymously, telling the financial times that i almost felt like i was at work on a college campus and ideas like hedging interest rate risks often come up over lunch or in small meetings. dan schwab, l managing partner at workplace intelligence does not by that reasoning. i think that remote work is being used as a scapegoat and excuse which distracts people from the underlying root causes like ineffective or bad management and leadership. >> lack of diversity in terms of their portfolio. just overall portfolio allocation. former as vb bankers say leadership of the california bank was spread across the country. the company's president chief risk officer and lenders chief executive all worked remotely along with the majority of its 8500 employees. and in svb zone 2022 annual report. >> the bank included remote work as a risk to its business, c

news nation correspondent sloane glass explains. >> u.s.ibutors delsam pharma and has re care facing multiple lawsuits, including 2 federal class-action suits, attorney ryan young office says his client klara alyssa, lost her right eye and is now legally blind after a bacterial infection caused by has re care. artificial tears. she >> cannot pick up her grandchildren from school as she always normally did. and as a result at this time of life when she's retired and should be enjoying yourself, she is now aiming to re-learn basic tasks. former fda associate commissioner peter pitts says many of the companies making regulated products like eye drops. don't take quality seriously. you know, the supply chain issue is crucial. >> and shame on us. if we wait for deaths or blindness, we need to be much more proactive to prevent these problems from happening before they reach our shores. so what's the solution? i think the solution is for ensuring, you know, looking for friendly nations who we trust of high regard for integrity and quality and doin

that was sloane glass reporting. coming up next, video game developers have wrapped up a week in san francisco. but one of the more interesting items are not a video game. >> warriors, hey boy and a tough one going up against joel embiid and the sixers in town. >> next in sports, kate will have jordan pulls 4th quarter out. first that helped the warriors get back on track. >> 3 months after it almost killed him. actor jeremy renner says he's happy to have a snow plow back. he celebrated the return on his instagram page. that's one of the older photos. but there's the plow he says of the snow plow got a police escort on its way back to his nevada home. he broke more than 30 bones when the snowplow rolled over on top of him on new year's day. he had been trying to help dig out a relative's car. actress gwyneth paltrow took the stand in her ski crash trial today. paltrow testified about. >> the 2016 accident had a utah ski resort and she denied she engaged in any risky behavior before the crash. retired optometrist is s

news nation correspondent sloane glass has the story. >> u.s. pharma and has re care facing multiple lawsuits, including 2 federal class-action suits, attorney ryan young office says his client klara alyssa, lost her right eye and is now legally blind after a bacterial infection caused by has re care. artificial tears. she >> cannot pick up her grandchildren from school as she always normally did. and as a result at this time of life when she's retired and should be enjoying yourself, she is now aiming to re-learn basic tasks. former fda associate commissioner peter pitts says many of the companies making regulated products like eye drops. don't take quality seriously. you know, the supply chain issue is crucial. >> and shame on us. if we wait for deaths or blindness, we need to be much more proactive to prevent these problems from happening before they reach our shores. so what's the solution? i think the solution is for ensuring, you know, looking for friendly nations who we trust of high regard for integrity and quality and doing business wit

sloane glass has more on the growing trend.ance, the only thing hard to believe about these photos is how large the pope's jackets. it's absurd enough to make you stop in your tracks, but not enough to automatically register as a fake. but as these images become more realistic rookie, it will take longer to dispel what is real and what is not. the viral pope image was created injured and artificial intelligence tool that can generate realistic sake images. it took me someone with 0 experience less than 2 minutes to create this image on journey. all that was required was a prop. i typed realistic image of news reporter outside white house telling serious story as crowd gathers not nearly as realistic as swing key pope, but the results were immediate. >> and while on the app i saw hundreds of fake images being created of world leaders, mainly users requesting ai generated photos of donald trump in various situations. some of these photos trump has re sayre like this fake image of himself kneeling to pray i think is going to be in

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. >> reporter sloane glass has more. >> it's the largest bank failure since the global financial crisis. more than a decade ago, employees of silicon valley bank say the work from home culture and an overall focus on social issues could have led to its failure anonymously, telling the financial times that i almost felt like i was at work on a college campus and ideas like hedging interest rate risks often come up over lunch or in small meetings. dan schwab, l managing partner at workplace intelligence does not by that reasoning. i think that remote work is being used as a scapegoat and excuse which distracts people from the underlying root causes like ineffective or bad management and leadership. >> lack of diversity in terms of their portfolio. just overall portfolio allocation. former as vb bankers say leadership of the california bank was spread across the country. the company's president chief risk officer and lenders chief executive all worked remotely along with the majority of its 8500 employees. and in svb zone 2022 annual report. >> the bank included remote work as a risk to it

victoria azarenka missed the first lap world no. 2 awaits the outcome of the american duel shelby roger sloanrenka, the opponent will get the best of the pair camila giorgi kayak double gold valentina schitze won the second medal of the highest standard in cross-country skiing in the open. championship of russia among athletes with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. we are together in a sport that takes place in khanty-mansiysk. our girls today had no equal print silver. in this discipline. lidia lobanov got it, we recall the day before shitz won gold at a distance of 12 km, and loban, earlier became the silver medalist of the biathlo. not at 10 km , the competition will end tomorrow, but on thursday the team will return home. that's all sports by now, see you on the air tonight. take care of yourself.

but sloane glass has that story. >> with a ticket agent overdoing a check for his larger luggage. this surveillance video shows keon brooks at the gate counter at louis armstrong international airport. you can see this small carry on back sitting on the counter as he tried to resolve the issue over checking the larger back eventually and additional carry on fee before walking away, leaving his carry on bag on the counter. i boarded the plane and when i was on the plane. >> i did notice that i didn't have my bad, but it was as soon as they close the door. >> and so the flight attendant told me that i would have to wait until we land and then put in a >> lost and found and he did it. >> but the back never arrived. that's when he got suspicious and decided to take matters into his own hands. he filed a request for the airport surveillance video and what he saw on the video shocked him. i was i was up all the gate. agents caught on camera trashing his belongings. >> dumping expensive medications, family, heirlooms and jewelry. house keys all trashed by gate agents laughing and recordi

reporter sloane glass gives us a look at the dangers of this new form of medical tourism. >> americans crossing the border for more affordable health care or lower cost prescriptions is nothing new. the practice is now becoming a popular way to get the drugs owes him pick or ago v this woman bought her roseanne pick in mexico at costco. i didn't have any issue going through customs or tsa, but with the click of a few, it's no longer necessary to get on a plane or even leave the count. those treats type 2 diabetes while ago. the is approved for people with obesity and weight related concerns. the drugs are expensive, according to good rx, the cheapest, you can get your hands on pick without insurance is about 915 bucks per month and many health plans don't cover them in mexico. it's far cheaper and you don't need a prescription. i get this question a lot about the box of fact that i got from mexico. >> i got the starter box and that kospi 285 that u.s. dollars. patients aren't a shopping for a lower price. it's the availability owes him pick first appeared on the fda's drug shortage lis

we'll take a look at life off to among sloan siege, with a report from insulted russian annexed mother. i'm informed opinions for right extremism is real and need to be factual as soon as possible, frank assessments. there was a joke about you from government that it's not in for him and nor does it go inside story on al jazeera. oh ah, ah ah. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spanning for decades, reviews the forgotten truths of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on a just 0 lou . the me look back here watching over there. lisa hill rahman and reminder of all top news stories. nigeria, the governing party candidate who has been declared the winner of today's presidential elections, opposition party is called the to be cancelled calling the process a sham. at least 32 people are being killed and dozens injured after 2 trans closet in greece. it happened outs

but of them before the people come with all kinds of requests, sloan of low self, and they asked for spells to protect and rituals or rights to increase crop yield a candle, breeding, hunting, or fishing? i think there are also birth and age related rituals from marriages to burial ceremonies. all the events that happen in our lives. we're talking about. we only perform rituals. if we're are just living. this is lou lou. he had a home a a, b, a. is there anything that is taboo or anything that's forbidden? i a ritual that you as a showman will not or cannot do? you will judge the boy and i will never do a ritual to start war. we don't want was that we won't agree to harm any one or do evil to others. what evil violent or wicked things are taboo and something will refuse to do. what good. can you treat any thing with the help of a showman yet? this is jessica. so even of course not to day modern medicine can do almost anything different. we stay clear. sometimes we use traditional healing practices when people come to us thoroughly. otherwise we let professional doctors do their job,

last month that authorities are under pressure from survivors who said the emergency response was to sloan. how shame, algebra reports from the city of ottoman canada. these are tough times, forced to lay her the tent where she lives was over crowded. so she sent 2 of her children along with grandchildren to ankara. she misses the old life together, ruptured by the quakes. word of mouth chosen me as you were. we desperately need help. it was planning my daughter's wedding. when the quick head, though we lost her house and all the valuable gifts we bought for her tom, you, i can do. i have 7 children in need helps. i can look after their needs. you hear the same story and the same concerns across a vast wager devastated by 2 a powerful earthquakes. this is a delicate moment for the government, which has been facing anger in the 11 provinces head by the earthquakes. but officials say that the earthquake mobilization and the financial aid are the largest in more than turkish history. but many here as to worry that after losing everything, their loved ones, the hose and their livelihood, they

why do i have to pay off someone else's student sloan when i am paying off my own and paying for my daughter's college. why do i have to pay? why does anyone else have to pay? >> you don't have to pay. that's why we have a tax system? >> we all pay taxes and we should. i understand -- we are all paying. when you look at the issue of big government, that's the premise of this. that's the reason why judges are denying it. republicans don't care about spending money. donald trump spent in four years what obama spent in 8. dan: jose, i will step up the point that swampy republicans have spent money for a long time. that doesn't make it a conservative position any more than joe manchin is a liberal i am talking about the big question here. why is it that i owe you -- you just acknowledged i have to pay, i'm a taxpayer and i pay a lot in tax. why do i owe him tens of thousands of dollars to pay off his kids' basket weaving degree? if college isn't work and the kid can't pay it back, he shouldn't have went to college anyway. why do i have to pay? >> i understand your argument. but it's not a legal on

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joining us to do that is the medical director of the lauder breast center at sloan kettering.d by this. i think we all have victims of cancer in our families and people we love can you explain how this a.i. works? >> a.i. is a tool that machines use are for looking at images and coming up with, comparing those images that images have been orrecorded in the machine identify abnormalities. it's used widely in many areas of science and business and many other things. here are the applications, this a.i. technology to look at mammograms and identify areas that a human radiologist may want to look at more carefully. it's computer assisted detection. it's been around since the late 1990s. the technology is always getting better. >> i want your read on this image. here are side-by-side images of what mit did. they used artificial intelligence to predict breast cancer. the left side is high risk. four years later that is cancer developed, right? and the point is a doctor, i am eyes may miss that? >> there is lots of abnormalities that you see. they are not abnormalities. their changes

. >> paging doctor gray back here on earth or whichever doctor still work at grey sloan memorial hospitalunning hospital drama, grey's anatomy. we'll be scrubbing in for a landmark 20th season. the show's renewal extends its record as the longest-running primetime medical drama in tv history. a milestone that reach back in 2019. so it's going to keep breaking its own record the news of renewal comes ahead of the show's season. 19 finale, which is set to air on may 18th. dan is probably so over it because me and several other co-workers are calm. just talk on the air was like junior high when this came out for as long as i shall live. grey's anatomy will never go i think going to put you on the spot. >> whose the whose the mic who's the mic is an mc oh, well, you need reamy where? well, currently there is a new cast members. they have a whole new cast of interns now and one of the newest ones. he is the nephew of the original mcdreamy. so i guess he could be emmys. adorable melatonin. what's his name known mellow tone and help to go "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do the

. >> sloane glass reporting. cdc says that you should see an eye doctor if you experience any of these symptoms after use, those dropped yellow, green or clear discharged from the eye is is something to watch. i pain redness and feel like there's something in your eye sensitivity to light blurry vision. those are all things that you should get checked out. 9.47. right now and we want to check the weather. it is going to be sunny again today, but i can't believe we got another storm rolling in tomorrow, john. no over and over again. 3 weeks in a row, daria with tuesday morning, heavy rain and strong winds. >> these systems are almost like clockwork. now today, though, absolutely gorgeous. if you liked yesterday and saturday, we've got one more of them and we're right at the start of it right now was a cold morning. but temperatures are rising quickly under all this sunshine that we're enjoying in full force across the bay. there's the center of what is honestly too low pressure areas that are combining forces then

sloane glass has more on this growing trend. >> at first glance, the only thing hard to believe abouts how large the pope's jackets. it's absurd enough to make you stop in your tracks, but not enough to automatically register as a fake. but as these images become more realistic rookie, it will take longer to dispel what is real and what is not. the viral pope image was created injured and artificial intelligence tool that can generate realistic sake images. it took me someone with 0 experience less than 2 minutes to create this image on journey. all that was required was a prop. i typed realistic image of news reporter outside white house telling serious story as crowd gathers not nearly as realistic as swing key pope, but the results were immediate. and while on the app i saw hundreds of fake images being created of world leaders, mainly users requesting ai generated photos of donald trump in various situations. some of these photos trump has re like this fake image of himself kneeling to pray i think is going to be increasingly more difficult as we go through the next election cycle

he's a former chief economist of the international monetary fund and a professor at mit's sloan schoolment. and anat admati is professor of economics at stanford'business school. she has written extensively about the banking system. welcome to you both. simon, government agencies taking emergency measures to backstop the financial system after the collapse of two banks sounds eerily reminiscent of what happened 15 years ago. how is this different? simon: let's hope this is different and we don't get the serious repercussions we experience in 2008 and 2009. i think we are looking at relatively small banks that had bad assets, a lot of scared depositors, there was a run on those banks and people started to say who is next? what dominoes could fall? the government stepped in this weekend and has attempted to stop the panic and i think so far they have been effective. geoff: the government's expansive response here, do think that will be enough? anat: we don't know for sure because there are a lot of hidden losses in the system. if you put a lot of backstops on it, you will stem at least s

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trailblazers, thomas watson, al fed sloan, people like jack welch made a lot of people money.e ceo at the moment, warren buffett in that great letter. i hope you read it. i had ask you to read it. good old-fashioned business practice. he made people a few bucks. these days something different also happening. a lot of people are becoming celebrity ceos without achieving much. think about this, adam neumann. he was the darling of wall street. he raised $22 billion for wee works. it is worthhundred million dollars right now. that is the whole company. newman is worth 1.1 billion. seems like he got off pretty good. how do you avoid falling for the charm? joining me wealth enhancement group senior vice president nicole webb along with investor george gamet. george, let me start with you. i love your twitter feed. you're all around critic but you also cut straight to the chase. we're in the era, celebrityism, it drives every single thing. that is how kanye west can sell a gazillion shoes and sneakers even though he didn't play sports. what do you think for investors? seems like dang

first round is missed by the world racket awaiting the outcome of the american duel shelby roger sloaneval will get the best of the pair. camila george. double gold valentina shid won the second medal above the standard in cross-country skiing in the open. championship of russia among athletes with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. we are together in a sport that takes place in khanty-mansiysk. our girls today was not equal to the silver sprint. in this discipline. the mussels got lobanov, we recall the day before shitz won gold at a distance of 12 km, and mullet, earlier became a silver medalist in haplone at 10 km. the competition will end tomorrow, and on thursday the team will return home. it's all sports. see you this minute. on the night air, beware. what is the essence of this application? tell us more absolutely right on february 1 , 2023, the social security fund launched a mobile application on the network. internet. it can be found very simply four letters fszn. these are the four letters that they carry a huge amount of information that is contained in the system of t

reporter sloane glass takes a look at the dangers of this new form of medical tourism. >> americans crossingder for more affordable health care or lower cost prescriptions is nothing new in the practice is now becoming a popular way to get the sent thick order book ov this woman bought her roseanne pick in mexico at costco. i didn't have any issue going through customs or tsa, but w th the click of a few, it's no longer necessary to get on a plane or even leave the those epic treats type 2 diabetes while ago. the is approved for people with obesity and weight related concerns. the drugs are expensive, according to good rx, the cheapest, you can get your hands on pick without insurance is about 915 bucks per month and many health plans don't cover them in mexico. it's far cheaper and you don't need a prescription. i get this question a lot about the box of fact that i got from mexico. >> i got the starter box and that kospi 285 that u.s. dollars. patients aren't a shopping for a lower price. it's the availability owes him pick first appeared on the fda's drug shortage list in august. they wer

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so sloane is down just a bit. no major rain like we saw yesterday to contribute to those delays, 13 min rite aid to 101, as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. 101 of the south bay traveling up, 85 into the low part. going to take you 30 minutes. 2, 80 82 not seen any major delays there to 37 here moving at the limit. 80 selanne to down towards you know, pete is about a 23 minute ride 6.80. i'm not seeing any major delays to san ramon or as you're traveling to see us there rocking out towards the maze about 20 minutes. so you're starting to slow down just a little bit. once you hit richmond and then if you're taking 24 wanna creek down to 5.80, under 12 minutes started. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 6.20, is the time and after the collapse of those 2 large banks in just 48 hours, congress is now trying to act quickly to prevent that from happening again. >> washington, d.c., correspondent jessi turnure explains how live this morning. good morning. jessi. good morning to you as well. d