. >> edd: tonight on "sparks!er bonnie davis, concussion protocol dodger, blake holiday, republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy, and me, i'm edd hall. and now, here's the host of the highest rated show in history, twice crypto-crash survivor, austin sparks. >> austin: thank you, thank you. stop. stop. seriously stop. we got a show to do. i love you too. all right. it's your boy austin sparks. but who am i really? i'll tell you in tonight's monologue. first of all, i'm a straight white man, and in today's america, that's a crime. have i been thrown in prison? of course not. i'm a straight white man, but every morning i feel like a prisoner. not to unforgiving masculine norms forced upon me from birth, but to wokeness. politically, i'm an independent. i believe in live and let live. you do you, full stop. unless it means men wearing a dress, you can't just do whatever you you want. i'm a truth teller. i say what i mean. no pulling punches. and if you're offended, i was just joking. i didn't mean it that w

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it's subscribe or molding it was like oh, after 36 years, argentina, when i woke up, finally again, sparking a football carnival on the streets of gwyn aside for a 1000000 people on the street or 5000000. no one knows exactly a demonstration. how much football matters to this country football here is a religion more than anywhere else in the world. it seems there is hardly any other country in the world where football is a matter of life or death. as i found out on the very day of the 2022 world cup final inborn was situs. when big emotions came to town, washing away everything else. but why? i came here to where no site is to find out more about this extreme form of passion . a football leak will apply a lot of fun. yeah. see, know them inside out of the element that how about it? i don't, you know, if i'm going to be tough, what about them? you know, what does this tell us about fandom as a whole? why are people football fan? what is the real power for chapter one, the day of the final well, the day started quietly, thousands gathered in parts to watch the final against france on giant scr

they have been needing that spark. >> the spark, the home crowd, fed off of them. everything worked. can they make it work two more times in the regular season on road games? >> which has been the struggle. >> it has been the bump. >> all right, thank you for keeping us posted. >>> she was supposed to return to her cruise ship. she never got back on board. the search going on right now for a woman who vanished after stopping here in the bay area. and, did you feel the earthquake today? the latest on the quake thle ae area. >>> festival season coming up fast. this time in the north bay, it is not something you would expect for a jazz festival. >>> temperatures on the cool side. building on this tomorrow, rain chances in the forecast as we approach easter weekend. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> tonight's guests on the late show we've been cooking up this kitchen design for a while... ...so it's going to be perfect. ok, that pattern works. wow, this whole look works. and at a price that really works. i think our work here is done. at floor and deco

the revisions have sparked a national debate, taking in new daily's joel on narrow university regular gatherings are taking place, could discuss ways of rolling back the deductible what he did it today. students are going to attend a public lecture by historian such them hodgin novel switch that has been teaching at the university for more than 3 decades to communion. she says the revisions made by india's national council of educational research and training, or an a t. m. to weaponized and theories, history pursued the governments particular agenda. this present regime and its ancestors be have made it an ideological weapon or tool in their project political project, an intellectual cultural project, off dawning, this country into a hindu dominant countries. bgp spokesperson denot sharma strongly disagrees. she believes the changes when necessary corrections to what she says was until now, a pro muslim curriculum. a curriculum she puts and tightly at the feet of the opposition congress body. if they could on the names of those people who were definitely in a fort against india and o

do you know what specific incident sparked this latest _ incident sparked this latest violence?des blaming each other, of course. yes. blaming each other, of course. yes, this has not — blaming each other, of course. yes, this has not started _ blaming each other, of course. yes, this has not started just _ blaming each other, of course. 1&1: this has not started just the other day. over the last few weeks we have seen differences occurring between the rapid support forces and the national army when they were engaging the ongoing talks to establish civilian rule. the talks have collapsed because they have failed to agree on a timeframe over which they will be integrated into one army, and also, the reader of sudan, who is the leader of the army, and his second in command, have failed to agree on who will head the unified military. these differences have now escalated and we have seen they rss making movements and taking military vehicles into the capital and also this escalated into them coming quite near and this is what seems to have sparked the recent fighting that we have se

joining us. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine, heaves foreign minister to metro co label called it a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the meals that the united states says there is no mechanism for doing so. largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. well, mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. any earlier told me what the russian presidency of the security council is likely to mean for ukraine. i think the best way of looking at this is it over the last year there have been to, to was a one is war rhetoric and the other is a war that's actually being force on the ground over territory. and as we've seen a lawsuit has been a lot of rhetoric, there's been lots of talk with nuclear weapons. there's been lots of talk of all sorts of things and most of them haven't come to pass. so if i were ukraine, of course they have to protest about this, but i don't think it will

let's save in our hearts the bright, paschal grace and the spark of divine love christ is risen. today we are gathering our thoughts and feelings on the occasion of the great christian holiday. christ is risen gathered thoughts with feelings with emotions. a boris nikolaevich lyubimov theater vet culturologist philosopher, with your permission, the father of pavel the giants. i'm vladimir legoyda, let's talk about joy. although i don't know, uh. is it necessary to say on easter boris nikolaevich only christ is risen. i wanted to start with what is usually called the personal dimension. yes, but, if we talk about this most personal dimension, here is easter for you - this is what borisovich well, this is divine fun, divine fun. yes class, but divine fun. it doesn't say that it's a pasca. well it could would tell her yes, because well of everything that is in life. what could be called divine fun is the most divine and the most fun. this, of course, is a pass. you feel this special, you know, when it happens, uh, early easter well, as comparative, as this year, when the annunciatio

what she said there sparked a huge reaction among| sparked a huge reaction among afghans.r time, the us�*s former deputy assistant secretary of state for afghanistan. thank you forjoining us on our programme. we heard the un deputy secretary's due —— words. do you think steps should be taken towards recognising the taliban? absolutely not and i think those remarks were very forward leaning in a way that perhaps the deputy secretary general regrets at this point. you think she _ regrets at this point. you think she may _ regrets at this point. you think she may regret - regrets at this point. you think she may regret those comments but at the time she was discussing the reality on the ground which is the taliban is governing afghanistan so how can the un and us work together to help civilians of afghanistan while not legitimising the taliban. the taliban is — legitimising the taliban. tue: taliban is controlling afghanistan. i would say they are not governing it. and i think that if the united states and the un have an obligation to talk to all afghans. taliban is not the l

we know that social media can sometimes be the spark that turns an issue into a crisis. case in point, twitter's role in the collapse of santa clara-based silicon valley bank. in a new study released today, researchers found that tweets about possible issues at silicon valley bank spooked depositors, and then that led to a run on the bank, meaning people and companies were pulling their money out. svb, of course you probably know this, collapsed last month. at the time, it was the biggest bank failure since the great recession. the federal government swooped in, took over, and ultimately sold that bank to first citizens bank. so are there other banks at the risk of being pushed over the edge by social media. joining us now is tony cookson, a professor at the university of colorado. he's the main author of this study. professor, nice to have you on the program. if there was no such thing as twitter right now or social media, would silicon valley bank still be in business? >> you know, i think that's a little bit hard to say because there were other channels, and the depos

the release of their body cam footage last summer sparked large protests here. a special grand jury reviewed evidence for more than a week, according to the attorney general seven of the nine special grand jurors would have needed to find sufficient evidence to issue an indictment >> by all accounts this was a good man, a good person with no prior criminal record. so he was not acting himself. >> reporter: tonight the city of akron calling for peace. >> we will protect our citizens' right to assemble, demonstrate and petition this government, but to do so peacefully. >> so jesse, how is the community there reacting >> reporter: yeah, tonight some buildings in akron boarded up. you can see downtown is largely quiet and peaceful but already for tomorrow the city's public schools will be closed lester >> all right jesse, thank you >>> breaking news from kansas city, missouri tonight. an 85-year-old white man has just been charged in the shooting of a black teenager who rang his doorbell by mistake. it follows a weekend of protests over the shooting maggie vespa joi

this would just spark so much violence. but of course the ones in danger us. what can i say? i'm shocked. we're living in a democracy and it's not a democracy. the top constitutional court has upheld the governments blank bench, m d forms. and he think that it diamond each to $74.00. and in using the number of years needed to qualify for the full pension a deeply unpopular move. now huge criticisms, all of the french society regarding to this reform and we kinda thing, but z m should go to vehicle. you should not conceal would change anything to that . the book, of course, would remain opposed to the written full. soon after the court ruling people marched through betty's jonty. even if macaroni does not want it, we are here. the protested conflict with belief. the opposition entreat unions had urged macklin to withdraw the plan that he pushed to without a word in parliament. macklin argues that reform is needed to keep the pension system afloat as the population ages. but up and then see the money can be decreased by dec thing the rich the unions have gone for mass new prote

and cba as you know, full well, it was the death in police custody of g o. massa, meaning that spark the country's biggest protest in years, but authorities held firm and we seemed to be witnessing a tougher crackdown of light. but what, what is your take on the situation? they are getting tougher and tougher. they are getting more brutal. the tortures are getting worse and worse, women are being men and women are being raped in prison. people are being set free after 4 years and 7 months and they sit in the car, drive home to see their families and only a couple of hours after the release. they captured them again. there it, everything is getting very tough and i often have to sink of an wounded animal and which is biting, and barking, and trying to defend the rest of this little life that still in its bones and see. but i'm sure you know of this mysterious wave of illness. some people suspect poison attacks that has said many school girls in a ran to hospital know what speculating what's going on. does all that contribute to the climate of fear? it does contribute to the climate of

the violence broke out 2 weeks ago, sparked by a power struggle between 2 rival generals. hundreds have been killed in tens of thousands have fled for their lives. earlier, i talked to matt nash shed a canadian journalist following the developments in sudan from the egyptian capital cairo. i asked him why the 2 sides are unable to reach an agreement. i think because each one thinks that they can still win. um so you know, selling negotiations are going to really get started, whole have more mental until one party is trying to protect itself from losing more than already has. and another party is trying to, you know, essentially official eyes and gains. and so right now are things that are pretty even keel. fighting with their heart tone between the military are so, so doesn't land a lot of them center for either side or to negotiate when they're not going to get more or less than they otherwise would have. because they have no consolidation of gains on the battlefield. ukraine's president philadelphia zalinski has asked western allies for more powerful air defenses after russia launched

our president and club legend li, harness to put in a surprise appearance on the training ground, sparking speculation and germany about exactly what was said, but took, i wasn't giving anything away. and why and what's in ali mentioned and went to emotional people speak to each other douglas and speak to each other on the football pitch that can get emotional. but i don't want to reveal what the said in her development exam, but to feel rejected suggestions that harness intervention was a bad sign. is candace no positive finds that's nice by i could only view it positively. i know what it can mean. oh, here comes in the harness. so there's real pressure. no, i actually think it's the other way around. it simply shows that he cares that it moves him because her doesn't seem to real. luckily for byron darkman to have consistently failed to take advantage of their slip ups to cool, we'll want to turn this screw with a wind over a half to berlin site that have shipped 9 goals in their last 2 games that were put by and back on top of the league and maybe even conjure a smile from mister harnes

his death once again sparking a conversation about the city's issues with crime and safety.amily, and silicon valley leaders are remembering bob lee as a leader who played a well known role in companies including cashapp and square. he recently moved to miami and was visiting san francisco at the time of the attack. lee was stabbed to death on main street in the city's

and i think it's going to spark some showers in storms for the eastern side of south africa. not a bad day in cape town though. the high of 18 degrees. ok, i'm out of time. bye for now. ah, with the tough times demand. tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is some deeply entrenched in the country that is identified with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging almera and to man the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark lamb on hill on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera or headlines this. our 31 children has been reunited with their families in ukraine as to being taken to russia. ukraine says more than 19000 children were sent there illegally. tens of thousands of his release have turned out for a 14th week of protests against the prime minister as attempted overhaul of the judiciary. benjamin netanyahu has delayed the changes saying he will seek a compr

the show. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine. keeps foreign minister to metro cool labor called it a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the move, but the u. s. says there's no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role does put moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. while you cranes, a president voting there's a lensky, also condemned russia as a presidency, as absurd in his daily address. he said, it shows the council is a bankrupt institution name. why? there is no form of charity. russia has not committed and there's no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states, or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. and mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. he told me ear

the first sparks were ready to burst into flames. the men took their positions.he seven german forces, but neither opposed the entry south nor -- the injured from within. the center of sebastian was the police headquarters. that was objective number one. it was here the battle began. there were deaths and casualties in both camps. but the steel bloods brought casualties to the ffi. direct fire was played on the german staff of the nazi germany and police headquarters. this was an important success restored by the police forces. it gave them authority. tension had been relieved. above all it cleared the way for their leader. the man who secretly directed -- now he came into directive. they rose in coordination with attackers outside. anam woman a final inspection. once again harris had heard the call from the barricade. legend has it that the very stones arise and rise they did. in a long history of man's spiteful freedom, here is the internal stood not only by herself, a fateful moment for the entire world. with the barricades in place, the scene was set for acti

of the inpatient department, the sparks ignited combustible paint at the sight. authority say those responsible will be held accountable. ah, oh, after investigation 12 people, including the director, deputy director and head of the general affairs department of paging, chomping hospital, the person in charge of the construction company, the onsite construction personnel, a suspect 8 of major responsibility accidents. the suspects have been detained for questioning, while police investigate held place that is meant to provide care for the sick and elderly, became so dangerously unsafe. jessica washington out is era. beijing. record high temperatures have been recorded and are predicted across southeast asia, china, and other parts of the continent. sciences say these hot spells are becoming harsher and more frequent due to climate change, or monday, more than a 100 chinese weather stations broke april temperature records with a higher 42.4 degrees in the southeastern city of young young. as almost double china's average april high of 20 degrees authorities and parts of india have sh

the deaths of six people at a nashville school shooting less than two weeks ago has sparked a wave of activism in nashville and elsewhere, and demands for stricter gun measures. but the extraordinary step of selectively removing outspoken lawmakers has cast a chill being felt all the way to the white house tonight. priscilla thompson now has late details from nashville. >> reporter: tonight growing fallout in tennessee after last night's historic vote. two black lawmakers were expelled by the state legislature while representative gloria johnson was not. >> other than me being a white lady i don't know what else it was. >> reporter: the trio was accused of breaking house rules and disorderly behavior after protesting for stricter gun laws in the well of the chamber, days after a nashville school shooting left six people dead. republican lowell russell who voted to expel representatives justin jones and justin pearson but not johnson says johnson's actions were not as severe and did not warrant an expulsion. >> she didn't shout and she didn't bring the megaphone in. she didn't use the

the far eastern leopard is a peaceful animal, that is, a person does not suffer from a leopard on sparknce of foreign colleagues, for example, zoologists from india shared our program specialists. recognition of leopards using neural networks and automatic image sorting, and in soon , scientists from china will often visit the far eastern leopard across the border to work on the conservation of rare predators. there, too, their real is in the plans of scientists from russia and china to create a single national park called the land of big cats. it will become the world's first transboundary protected area for these rare red book predators in our country.

the dp controversial legislation, which sparked fierce protests. we'll see the retirement age raised from 62 to 64. so in france, archaeologists serve on earth a 2000 year old necropolis. 50 graves were discovered close to a busy train station in paris. they were found during excavations that part of building works. scientists say they'll be able to conduct dna tests on the bones that were found, giving them a better understanding of house. ah, is al jazeera, these, the top stories, thousands of people are trying to flee hard toom some by foot as fighting between sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces rages for 5th day. despite an announcement of a 24 hour ceasefire, least $270.00 people have been killed and thousands have been injured. authorities say 39.

their interest and the story like the tank lady would certainly spark their interest and that's great that she's polish as well. so that's another. that's all right into. so we're staying we're going to stay in the back row to your right ladies. bonjour i think it would be not fitting to mention the book about christine the spy who loved. right. that's the name of the definitive about christine granville. and it's like you had mentioned truth much better than an any fiction you ever want. it reads better than an annie spy autobiography will ever read. when you go from warsaw to budapest to cairo to england and then being flown france and, it also touches on the the resistance movements. she was the most famous polish resister stance fighter who was ostracized from the polish resistance group because she worked for the british and became and then got got her real fame france being a extraction but she was just bravest lady i have ever read about. so the spy who loved. it's better than the spy who loved me. james bond. we're going to go to the back here. joe, please. ma'am what do you t

biggest spark, missing since game two pretty much. scoring 28. sparked the bench. they dominated everywhere. won it 118-99. game seven on sunday. they sai the game plan was to tire out the warriors with their youth. >> it was a big influence. starting strong, starting early and running on them. we had on day, last time they had a two-daybreak. we knew we could run them a little bit and took advantage of that. they are tired. we are younger than the are. we took advantage of that >> we had to look it up average is 28 and kings, 25. more talk nit that no one saw coming. >> no. >> they only lost eight games a home all year. >> could not of predicted that. talking about 28 being old we are all in trouble here in the studio tonight. >> isn't that something? >> that is not a good thing. vern, back with you in just a moment. warriors fans, obviously, were hoping tonight' game would be it. they were ready to closeout the series an move on lik vern was saying. they did not expect their team to lose by 20 points. betty yu has more from the fans. >> reporter: after the game w

all you need to start a fire is a spark. my family was that spark and free childcare was what allowed my fire to burn. the greatest part is seeing the pride reflecting on my daughters faces. i want them to see you can achieve anything you set your mind to. they say they want to be doctors so they can work with mommy. [applause] free childcare helped propel my education and i am no public speaker but it is something i believe in and i'm proud to speak on which is why it is an honor to introduce someone who always fights forhard-working families like mine . president joe biden. [applause] >> thank you for that t introduction. former speaker pelosi and members of the congress, members of labor are here today that helped make this possible, so many of you . thank you for being here. the vice president is in nevada fighting for reproductive rights. she wanted to be here as well because this is an instance she's worked on her whole career and i want to thank members of congress whospent decades in the trenches wedding for this iss

a lightning strike in mississippi believed to have sparked this fire in a gas and in davenport iowa, the threat of flooding as the winter snow melts the mississippi river, reaching the highest level in four years. both storm systems on the move to the northeast. a very soggy weekend ahead. abc's senior meteorologist >> tonight, severe weather taking direct aim at the lone star state. tornado warnings near waco. >> this is a very dangerous storm. >> is coming right at us. >> meteorologist - - tracking this lowering wall cloud west of the city. in - - mississippi, flames erupting from a gas pipeline before dawn. a lightning strike is to blame. the new storms coming on the heels of a separate system that brought widespread destruction to the florida panhandle on thursday. including and ef two tornado.pa isaac martinez and jaden er alvarado recovering in the hospital after they were struck by lightning on wednesday. >> thank god every second that he did not take my boys. >> meanwhile in the midwest, the rising mississippi river is disrupting the lives of families along its banks. our all

line item 8, sparks report, 2023 discussion. report on policy under consideration, sfpd and dpa, presenting today we have captain tumer and sergeant terrell. >> hello. thank you very much. good evening, president elias, vice president carter oberstone, commissioners, chief scott, the chief council, sorry, chief of staff rosen stein, i apologize and general public. we would like to talk about the first quarter of sparks report. our report has been submitted but i would like to highlight a few things that may show up in that report. just to let you know, our current work flow we're processing 48d g.o.s at this time. they are nine d g.o.s in the common portal, three currently posted. there is another one that is going to post on april 21. there are there are two that is coming up for some consequence and i know 9.01 was especially of interest and that is going to go on april 21st along with 9.03. we have 12dgos in meet and confer. there are six that have gone to meet and confer and five that are still there from quarter four and on