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would you be speech in these up st . look at some other stories making headlines around the world. stay british ambulance workers are joining nurses in striking, overpay health care leaders at warren. patient safety may be effected. the government has refused to raise, pay in line with record inflation for staff in the state. run health care system. massage rains have triggered deadly flooding in northern malaysia. at least 5 people die well more than 70000 have been forced to flee their homes. buddy is an annual phenomenon in the country, but experts say climate change is likely exacerbating the pop. 3 days after the sinking of a ty warship hopes of finding more survivors or fading. rescuers pulled one survivor and 6 bodies from the sea. on tuesday the vessel sank and rough seas on sunday night with 105 people on board. 23 are still missing. afghanistan's taliban rulers have banned university education for women. it's the latest blow to women and girls who have been stripped of many basic rights since the militant group receives power last year. the united states and the un have c

st. looking at economics, a curator, the climate, and health, at the beginning of the pandemic, a lot ofpartners came to us and said we really want to call an economic recovery, how can we come together and the advocacy community and really help by local leaders see what the community needs are, spread good ideas around the region, and see what's happening outside of the region to bring that ideas into the south. so we started a south strong coalition to really harness data and knowledge sharing across every size of local government, roller, ben, but also a window of opportunity that still exists. across 175 cities that we track, about a third really have been suitable equity practices. it is that they're putting the money that qualifies into census tracks, or they set some sort of publicly stated equity goals. about a quarter have robust community engagement. that is a lot more than your regular processes before the pandemic, so we're excited about that, but it shows that there was still some room to go to scaled us across the country. we believe that there are a couple of approaches th

st. looking at economics, a curator, the climate, and health, at the beginning of the pandemic, a lot ofrtners came to us and said we really want to call an economic recovery, how can we come together and the advocacy community and really help by local leaders see what the community needs are, spread good ideas around the region, and see what's happening outside of the region to bring that ideas into the south. so we started a south strong coalition to really harness data and knowledge sharing around the recovery, build out a tool kit that brings these best practices across different local governments. as well as help spread them -- the surveying of secure households and ask how would you like arp dollars prioritized in your community. that tracks above -- cities, with the spending decisions are. we can see evidence of equitable practices, but they're spending decisions. as well as community engagement. so what we're seeing is, an amazing uptick and community engagement and equity practices across every size of local government, roller, ben, but also a window of opportunity that still ex

st. louis, look at dallas, ft. worth, in the 20s as you head into saturday. that cold air heads east.e 20s up and down the east coast. and almost 50% of the country will be below freezing for temperatures on christmas eve. at the same time, back out here to. california 60s and mid 70s from san jose toward los angeles. some very interesting weather. we're on the island of warmth as we head toward christmas day. >> the island of warmth? >> all your friends and family calling from back east will be telling you about the brutal cold. >> cold and blizzard? just cold? >> windchill factors are the top concern as the air mass settles in. they could be seeing windchill factors 20 and 30 below zero. >> rob had me change isabella's flight home. we've been getting notifications from the airlines. they've been reaching out saying, be prepared. your flight should be canceled. >> and friday is the big travel day. thanks. >>> up next, there could be an hey guguys, dedetect this:s: >>> up next, there could be an alternative to liliving with h hiv, i learned d that i canan sty undetectabable with fewer

and so even with that kind of language, this imagery, i mean, clearly you're seeg st look at the face structure here, right? these are savage ani enemies that we're dealing with. it does draw you in to paate this stru war shadow on shawn's point of view, it seems like the questions society are even say they painted as the antithesis to too good like it's just it's plain evil. like it's not even it's not even that it's compared to western society. it's just compared to heroes it doesn't get any more. i mean, there's not a lot of room for interpretation here, is there. this is communism. is it a little good according to that no. absolutely not. right. so i think it is important for us to kind of think about as we're entertaining these questions about american identity during the cold era, asking young kids to participate in this this is pretty threatening if possible, that the mighty thought can be taken by communists. and maybe he needs all the help he can get, which is why then. jane foster no kidding. all right. there's another question i think we also need to ask here, and we saw th

institutions or collapsing. politicians have failed to deal with the impact of an economy in free fall. st holder looks back at the past 12 months. on the surface business appears to be booming, but this is only part of lebanon's reality. income inequality is not new in a country where the richest 10 percent of the population owns almost 70 percent of the total wealth. but now the economy has collapsed, making the poor, even more vulnerable. it's being blamed on a system put in place by the political and business elite who are refusing reforms to fight corruption. the state is nearly bankrupt. the public sector right now, it has no revenue. and you know, you need to pay salaries to public employ use for them to go to work. we are witnessing increasingly closing down off public institutions. professors at 11 is universities are no longer going to work. people are desperate. some have stormed bank at times, armed, demanding their own money. their savings have been trapped by informal capital controls. since the onset of the economic crisis, 11 on financial crisis entered is 4th year with losses amounting

when we take a look at it on st alert doppler, it looks totally different than saturday did. we have got isolated thundershowers, with occasional thunderstorms, we are getting light snow, that is the purple down here, and, a good little downpour over here on the east bay shores. hayward, castro valley, san leandro. you can see, there is castro valley getting some decent rain, now, this extends up to san leandro. we are not all getting that, and that is the way it will go for the rest of the night. spotty, on-again off-again, don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder in the distance.there is going to be some small hail possible with us. then, what's the tim. once we get to right around sunriseit is done. by about 5:00 a.m., we will have clouds to start the day tomorrow they will clear out by cold. morning lows tomorrow into the lower 40s. but if 30s. however, it will get a lot colder on tuesday morning when the skies clear out. this is n the real cold sets in. santa rosa goes down to 28 for the morning low. we will not all be that cold, but for comparison, there will

st. because look, you know what i meant. i will elaborate on this. so, you know, so the used to, to the united states, the how the theory of brit preemptive strike. and you know, that was one to 2. they are developing. this is an issue straight to declare the deliberate tating stride suit me and try again with modern order, said he ard means from the machine on commence, sanders will probably to disarm the key to the enemy. so what are these lean is modern, the main stuff, and these are a cruise me styles because we didn't help them land base crude, me 1000. we made it home, you got it. we didn't really go to it is try them. and when the americans were negotiating with the top 10 and they destroyed land based ones, but they kept the ones that were based in the sea. but now we also have them and they are more state of the art and even more efficient. that's why the senior previous it was believed that these parameters bram to disarming strike would be used with hyper sound systems. but the united states don't have this and we do go with them. i was re

a live look at st. peter square where his funeral will be held on thursday. 95-year-old's health was declining rapidly. earlier in the week pope francis announced that benedict who at 2013 became the first pontiff in 600 years to step down was very sick. on monday the body of the pope emeritus will be in st. peter's bailica so people can say their final goodbyes. his funeral will take place on january 5th in st. peter's square. pope francis will preside. the last time a current pope presided over a funeral for a previous pope was 700 years ago. >>> we learned broadcasting legend barbara walters died at the age of 93. she first rose to prominence during her 11 years as a co-heft on nbc's "today" show. the first woman to hold such a title on an american news program. sheen in moved to abc news where legendary interviews kept her in america's spotlight for more than five decades. during that time walters interviewed everyone from presidents to kings to hollywood stars. she also was known for her longtime role as a founder and co-host on "the view" before retirin

st. louis and springfield looks to the west and the south and then our state is the delta south the economy and topography ofiv what happens there is reflective of other places and the northern missouri quite a bit this summer there were two counties that border iowa we always feel like we are on top of the world i never go to northern missouri lesser feel i am on top of the world every senator thinks their state is unique and it is. a couple years ago i spent a few minutes each day china to figure out for a period of six wondering how the other 99 members got here. [laughter] with a couple of exceptions i was able to figure it out are still a question in my mind about some friends. [laughter] but i figured out somebody has unique people skills, somatic strainer a political skills, maybe the ability to quickly understand complicated things or explain complicated things. most ofal the time we had an incredible amount of wasted talent there is absolutely no telling what might happen now part of that is because the senate isn't expected to work efficiently we don't have rules it is by unanimou

st. petersburg fugitives looked at the new settlers for tea and brought gifts to the little mariupol residentsontribution to the restoration mariupol is far from st. petersburg or still nearby, and sister cities are at the outstretched hand, so we constantly feel the warmth of mariupol residents, because we accept children. over the summer, we took 1,500 children, more than 100 teachers came to the children from mariupol for the autumn holidays. now we are waiting for the winter holidays for the spring holidays and again for the summer holidays the conversation takes place in the city palace of children's creativity, the former house of pioneers , children continue to go here, despite the fact that the batteries are cold, when you warm up very quickly puffing and hard to deal with plus when subjects. it falls on my hands very painfully, especially when the hoop, because it is cold, while we are waiting, as the city authorities could. they helped us give out the film. we closed the windows. there is water, there is color. it's warm, wait. we are waiting now to close the thermal assistance. we a

taking a look at st. louis. everything's looking kind of calm in the gateway to the west with the arch, but looks, well -- angie lassman, looks can be deceiving. my goodness. what a terrible storm. i know you're feeling the same as me. i feel so sorry for family members and friends that have to travel and already those that are stuck in the airport, what are they facing? >> you know who i feel really bad for, the people in places like wyoming that are 60 degrees below for the windchill. those people, they are built different. but they're going to get through it. we'll see some improvements in the coming days, but it will be a couple days until then. you can see this storm system we are tracking. it will eventually move into parts of the northeast and bring rain there. but the big story i want you to take note of right now are how many millions of people will be dealing with these bitzerly cold temperatures that joe just mentioned. it's 124 million people right now that are under windchill advisories, watches, and

look at satellite radar. we are seeing, of course, the impacts as well in through parts of st. louis. take a look at chicago. you might have seen all the videos come out of seattle as well. as far as the bay area goes, we are also monitoring our own system which is the reason we are under a microclimate weather alert. you can seep the development sweep in. one of the big e impacts is the fog. you can see down to a quarter of a mile visibility. less than two miles in concord. but heading into tonight and into tuesday morning, a closer look at what i will be guiding you through. rain and wind with the possibility of seeing as much as 5 inches for some of the mountain areas, and it will get very gusty, upwards of 50-plus miles an hour for some of the higher elevation areas. i'll take you through the timing of this and how long this is expected to last in a few minutes. first, let's check in with mike. >>> vianey, the same look at the golden gate bridge you showed. we talk about fog and we always say the golden gate bridge is socked in but it's not. look at the map. remember our traffic an

st. helena looking at heavy as well as santa rosa, calistoga, highway 12. novato and ringwood, the brain is picking up. look what is offshore. this will sweep into san francisco within our. it has been light into the east bay. highway 24, we take you further down the east bay where you can see the rain from fremont across the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge, wet weather through cupertino. the south bay, you have been getting rain all morning long. it is not until after 12:00 you get your heaviest rain. the syrian nevada, heaviest rain through 4:00 into monday. upper elevations looking at four to five feet. the resorts, anywhere from 39 inches in southlake over the weekend to 53 inches with the winds over 80 and 90 miles per hour. they are holding the chairs and nobody is skiing this weekend. things really winding down by monday morning. there is a look at the south bay. scattered light rain. 52 in santa clara. back up here, looking at the wetlands from our export room camera. 50 and the winds are gusty everywhere. the wind gusts over 30 miles per hou

any assistance had to go back home, and they have no plans to rebook lives in l a right in st louis. say look, okay, my goodness family all over the very rough, tough sledding. so many so many. i was envious. i saw miami was 82 degrees yesterday afternoon. but now i'm not interested in flying to miami. at the moment. we are looking at some pretty good weather here across the bay area. we do have a few items to talk about one, including the haze out there once again today and a live look here over the bay. what a beautiful shot over the haze and into a nice sunrise. we will have the partly cloudy mostly clear skies for today. the light winds the stable air mass. the chilly temperatures this morning and the inversion layer out there that continues this pattern, not going to shake it for the weekend. we do have moderate air quality across the region right now, a little bit unhealthy and santa clara valley. if you have respiratory issues, you have asthma. something to be aware of. you may notice a little bit of a difference there. of course, try to avoid it if you can. the other item of note the

yes, they are sure he was deceived by the documents of the sts, i didn’t even look, i didn’t look atve compartment, so i didn’t see who was registered in this certificate. daniel wrote a statement about fraud in the police, and then the prosecutor’s office conducted checks and refused to initiate a criminal case in the traffic police lies, a copy of the contract of sale with his signature employees according to their words, the police cannot conduct an examination of the pocherkessian car with an electronic pts, it has never been registered, the registration certificate has never had a star. to register such a car, it is enough only one contract of sale to forge a contract of sale for 10 days, and that's it. it turns out. this working scheme is being worked out car e-passports started issuing from 2019. information about any car produced since that time is available to everyone, just drive in the vin number on the website on the internet, and it can be peeped under the windshield, and when making a transaction, making changes to the electronic tcp is not mandatory. that is, a purchas

st . honda looks back now at the past 12 months on the surface business appears to be booming, but this is only part of lebanon's reality. income inequality is not new in a country where the richest 10 percent of the population homes, almost 70 percent of the total wealth. but now the economy has collapsed, making the poor, even more vulnerable. it's being blamed on a system put in place by the political and business elite who are refusing reforms to fight corruption. the state is nearly bankrupt. the public sector claim, no, it has no revenue. and you know, you need to pay salaries to public employ use for them to go to work. we are witnessing increasingly are closing down off public institutions or professors at the lebanese universities are no longer gone to work. how people are desperate. some have stormed banks at times, armed, demanding their own money. their savings have been trapped by informal capital controls. since the onset of the economic crisis, lebanon's financial crisis entered is 4th year with losses amounting to more than $70000000000.00. the world bank says the country's

st. petersburg there is a company whose products look high, but without negative coloring. eativity, this quadrocopter, which is made in st. petersburg, is actively used for the education of schoolchildren and students. well , he's actually a lot smarter than he looks. it's just for me to fly briskly around the room. here's what else he can do now and find out. the quadcopter can be modified and programmed as you like to follow the secret life of pets, please carry mini-loads is not a question through the training of smart technology to train future programmers and designers as part of the national education project in the twentieth year. here are about 2,500 such devices received by schools. this is, as it were , massive. yes, there was such a thing, history and training centers and quantoriums and some schools of robotics. we do a lot of competitions. uh, with the pioneers. more recently, in the same contoriums, they taught, mainly with the help of foreign robots. now bet on the russian this company has already produced more than 8.000 minirods. but there is history did no

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st >> no. look, i think it's just the opposite. think having such a concentration of the advanced chipmaking in the chipmaking you referring to is's probably 90% f the world market for advanced chips, the really small nanometer chips. those come from tsmc in taiwan and a thinker provides a perverse incentive for the chinese who is not been able to develop a a chip manufacturing capability of the high levels, they can do t the commodities chips but they get to the high-level chips. they haven't figured out the secret sauce yet. that's what an incentive beyond geopolitical benefits that come from taking taiwan, if they could get a hold of the tsmc factors and related labs, that would give the chinese a stranglehold, the communist party of china a stranglehold on chipmaking. we can never allow that to happen it's i think tsmc diversifying and having factories in arizona, in the netherlands, in the uk, around the world in india, around the world is good for tsmc. it's good for the company. bill support for the company in taiwan in thos

and this is a live look at st. louis. one of the big stories there tonight, thousands of military personnel from fort leonard wood arrive at lambert international airport to begin holiday leave. more than 2700 moving through the facility. the vast majority of them are new to the military with many still in basic training. thanks for your service. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway. gorgeous night in st. louis. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm out here on the front lines ♪ american soldier ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic

st. petersburg scientists look into the future antarctic ice will tell typical climate changes.necessary to exclude the human factor, the impact on the ecology of the southern continent. now one of the most important problems for the well did not freeze into it, a mixture of freon and kerosene is poured into it. leaks assure polar explorers are unprecedentedly needed for a safe anti-freeze recipe, and scientists from the mining university will chemistry this creation of a new drilling complex in the next expedition. this is the development of new environmentally friendly drilling technologies, and in order to work comfortably in antarctica, a new wintering complex is being built in the area of ​​vostok station , 500 tons of cargo and building materials were transferred. construction of the buildings began at the same time already in december the researchers will start drilling a new well. this year the main trophy of the antarctic hunting. there will be ice in a million. the next expedition is aiming a little bit at a historical layer of almost 2 million years andrey kuritsinne

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st. petersburg to look at their.house, which they call a monastery, which he has been, of course, since resigning in 2013 and we are the vatican let us know on wednesday, he is surrounded by his doctors, again, in a stable but still serious condition -- delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >> groups of both israeli's and pal the means are protesting the new hard-line government that officially took power in israel on thursday. weijia demonstrators rallies outside the knesset to protest benjamin netanyahu's record sixth term as prime minister. outside the building, mr. mr. netanyahu outlined the typewriters of his administration. take a listen. >> [speaking non-english] >> >> translator: we need to accomplish three big missions. the first is to thwart iran's efforts to develop a nuclear bombs arsenal, which will threaten us and the entire world. we will guarantee israel's military advantage in the region by unceasing empowerment. the first mission that the members here are yelling, the canceling, is that it is important. it is

st. louis as a for women and girls like you, who look like you who would work experiences to your own. represent the people that really struck me. but you are applicants quite the machine, you're actually my father's representative. [hi dad. [laughter] you applicant williams lacy cly who is a legacy he's a son of bill claimed it was a representative for very long time one of the founding members of the congressional black caucus. can you talk aoo little bit abot the machine you had to go up against is a grassroots organizer? ask all my gosh yes. so first of all i had no desire to run for office again. i was the work of instilling treatment after sexual assault. having, generally six i'm sorrya whole other situation. i'd have it sixth, 2014. into the next four months i was in deep therapy. i'd not come back to work because i could not work yet. i was just struggling to be well at that time. on that january whenecmy i decid my job was like hate we cannot give you any more time. you're going to have to come back to work. i was trying to figure it all out. it's been a few people come the c

on the back of that business flash, let's look at st micro, on the back of micron that missed earningswn .3%. the other story we are watching out for is prosus, gaining 1.2%, it bought back $66 million of shares in the week starting december 12. stellantis is interesting because ev car sales continue to rebound. coming up, we are also talking about the dollar. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the european trading day. facing the feds, ftx co-founder sam bankman-fried arrives in new york to face charges as two associates plead guilty to fraud in connection with the collapsed crypto exchange. president biden doubles down on backing ukraine as long as it takes, as president zelenskyy meets with washington lawmakers in his first trip abroad since the russian invasion. germany's finance ministers has berlin is veering away from overreliance on russian energy and outlines his vision for strong transatlantic ties in a bloomberg exclusive. we are seeing support with the stoxx 600 gaining .3%. we do have thin volumes, a lot of traders are off from today.

you're looking live at st. louis. the arch is beautiful, it looks beautiful. what, it does not feel good because the wind chill right now is 29 degrees below zero. we'll have updates from across the country throughout the morning. >>> texas authorities at the border are asking asylum seekers to shelter indoors or go home as the arctic chill hits. for those waiting in line this is the final step in the long and dangerous journeys even as the title 42 restrictions remain in limbo. david culver spoke to venezuelan migrants stuck at the southern border. take a look at this. >> reporter: there are those who cross illegally, streams of people, every day, every hour, and then there are those who watch, wait, and face the unknown. here in juarez, this is what the u.s. looks like for alexi and lucy. we're not criminals we're good people they stress. they met while serving in the venezuelan military. in october they left fleeing political turmoil. hiking through jungles, riding a train on top. so close to their final destination until policy and this halt their journey.

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st. louisans as a whole, but that girls that look like you, and similar experiences of your own, basicallyent the people. that struck me, but you were up against quite the machine. since st. louis, you're my father's representative. >> oh, my gosh. [laughter] >> hi, dad. >> you were up against william macy clay, a legacy, the son of bill clay, who was the representative for st. louis for a very long time, one of the founding members of the congressional black caucus. can you talk a little about the machine that you had to go up against as a grass roots organizer? >> oh, my gosh. yeah, so, it was-- so, first of all, i had no desire to run for office again. i was still recovering, i was still in treatment after the sexual assault, so the sexual assault happened january 6th-- lord, that's a whole other situation. happened september 6th, 2014 and so the next four months i was in deep therapy. i had not gone back to work because i couldn't work yet. i was struggling, you know, just struggling just to be well at that time and that january when i decided okay, my job was like, hey, we can't give

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who's done a lot of work on this is professor phillips o'brien from the university of st andrews in scotland. it looksies one significant swath of territory. when you look at the map, you see this sort of one arc of territory that is under russian control. logistically, however, that's two pieces. it's not actually connected logistically. things to the west, above crimea, are very hard to supply from the east. so the way they're supplying their troops in the west is through crimea. and that's why they have to keep that supply line open if they're going to keep their two sort of fronts going. so from the moment the russians came over the border on february 24th, what the ukrainians have done often is concentrated on denuding their logistics by making it difficult to supply. and, as you say, that's what happened at kherson. they simply made it untenable for the russians to maintain forces on the west bank of the dnipro. now, one assumes that's what they're going to try and do again and make it untenable to supply russian forces on the east bank of the dnipro above crimea, and that would be rational. whe

in 2015, '16 and '17, donald trump had foreign accounts in the u.k., ireland, china and also it looks like st. thomas, s.t. and then in 2018 only u.k. and then in 2020 only u.k. and that is what i'm looking at. and we know from last month's trial of the trump organization in new york, that trump's tax account apts said that his presidential returns had to be squeaky clean. so i suspect that things got cleaned up some later on. >> yeah. and it is interesting and that is a little bit of what kristin was talking about earlier, too, you said it is key about foreign entities where would -- where was the money going and what foreign entities was he involved with. we know that president trump was supposed to have a mandatory audit from the irs and he didn't have one three out of four years. he was always so paranoid around his taxes as you alluded to earlier. do you think that there is any appetite to codify this into law from -- it would have to come through congress. but also doesn't this just speak to just the broader paranoia of trump's feelings around his money and his taxes. >> and i do think

st. louis. and they would look off the boat, off to the left, they'd see smokestacks, and factories, and basically it was, hey, let me off here, it looks like there's work here, all of these forges, they built ships their, iron works, and very dangerous places. these factories are always blowing up, they were very dangerous places. yeah, a solid irish community settled down there. sort of, if you don't know, long michigan, it's not that big. yeah, it's interesting, you know about the patch. yeah, a lot of people don't. i didn't. how how the bush is yes? >> the other thing that mr. alongside was how the bushes treated him. the third bush especially. and held it against mr. along that he was from the patch. mr. bush was from -- >> we didn't talk about that, i know they had a lot of pride at the brewery, it was denny, there was mike who came up with this for you, weekends were made for mick lowe, there is danny flynn, they actually went to ireland, budweiser, like, the number one locker an island, which is amazing, they bought the derby, the horse race, and because they were irish american, they esta

across the continent are looking ahead to the new year, down the stream. 3 stories that will make headlines in 2023, including prospects for peace in sedan, and a present collection in st. bob way. nigeria, if you look to join in the conversation, you can do so on youtube. ah, so we start with nigeria where they are less than 10 weeks to go before general election that will decide who will succeed. present bahama dubois hurry. joining us, we have our 0 correspondent ahmed address already. so good to have you here. welcome to the street. welcome back to the stream, or we are so good about knology or an election for 10 weeks away. most people that feel like a very long time, but campaigning has been going on. pretty much all 2022. what is it like to be nigeria right now? is there election fever? are people wary? what are they like? a combination of both and mall. basically you're looking at an event that occurs probably once every 4 years. nigeria is a lot of like, excited. so the come back for some people, businesses, it's good business di there will make money from the politicians and in preparing election mosquitoes and preparing company my to this and all that again.

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west drone operator called these breathtaking images of a frozen lighthouse in st joseph, michigan on christmas day. take a look freezing temperatures and spray from lake michigan. transform the lighthouse and it's jetty into a gigantic ice sculpture. it's beautiful art, really? and thankfully, as you can see the blinking red light could still be seen right through the ice. hmm. wow it's cold device. look at that. you can just see it. i can. i'm getting colder in here. just watching this. yeah and it's so cold. even the manatees in florida are shivering. yeah you know, it's called the manatees are shivering. more than two dozen of those manatees in west palm beach, moving closer to land where the water is warmer. and that was good news for these manatee fans who themselves braid the relative cold of florida to check them out. not only that, if you notice in the video, there's a few of them swimming close together. that's because they like to cuddle to stay warm. even more good news in case you missed them. florida's manatee season runs until march, 31st. but really, you can see them year round in the intracoast

st. peters square earlier this evening, it just look like business as usual. pope francis is scheduled remained unchanged despite the fact that the people veritas died this morning. so, he led the evening prayers. the even prayer city usually does. at the end of the, year and then he was wheeled into an empty st. peters square to greet the pilgrims and the tourists who are there for the end of the year celebrations. but of course, behind the vatican walls behind, me there are the preparations ongoing for the funeral of pope emeritus benedict 16. now the vatican today gave out the guidelines of what is going to happen in the next few days. first, of all the remains of the pope emeritus will stay in the monastery behind the vatican walls where he's been living since 2013. but he, resigned and where he died this morning. then, on monday morning the body will be taken inside st. peter's basilica so that the faithful from around the world can go and get their last farewell. and, on thursday january the 5th, the funeral will be held in st. peter square and he will w

this is a live look at st. peter's square where they gather to honor the former leader of the catholic church. the 90-year-old's condition has not improved from yesterday. he is resting at his apartment at the manikin -- vatican. and being over slo by doctors. and they had a retirement rest -- mass for him in honor of pope mary this benedict. he was the first pope in 600 years to retire from his position. talk daily he was from san francisco who met benedict years ago. >> he was the most receptive questions and hospitable. there was a human side of him, a kind and hospitable side you may not think existed because of his great intellect. >> pope francis visited at his home yesterday. no specifics have been released about his condition. >> new developments in the massive college cheating scandal known as varsity blues. rick singer is requesting leniency and zero prison time if possible. the defense saying singer divert -- deserve six years behind bars. he pleaded guilty in 2018 to receive bribes from families. he

st. petersburg, we call them bricks. if you lookreally looks similar, and from these bricks we form a system of any type of 30 kwh of stored energy for understanding. this is about half the battery for a conventional electric vehicle, such bricks of 30 kw hours in block 14 of the trolleybus will install three increased autonomous running, that is, work out a shift. enough with a margin in the next compartment is collected, as they say here, the heart and brain of the battery, the control unit controls the system of these batteries, and can manage at the same time. uh, up to 20 batteries. here, finished products are tested for durability. this is the climate test chamber. it sets the temperature from -40 to plus 150 to understand whether the equipment can work? well, let's say in the conditions of the subtropics or the far north, oilmen, for example, will come in handy. these stationary energy storage systems are also batteries that only power not a car, but an enterprise at the time of peak load. it stands right in the courtyard of

that pipe, francis wilson brake, the funeral for his predecessor on 1st they in st. peter's square pitches, which we're looking at right now, expected crowds to develop as the day goes on. tribute to a benedict coming from all over the world of german chancellor love. schultz says that the world has lost a formative figure of the catholic church. julia maloney, italy's prime minister remembered benefit to the giants of faith and reason. and the french president, mental macro held benedict for his work towards a more brotherly world. and britain's prime minister was she sudak said he is saddened by the death of a great theologian now the palestinian authority has welcome to vote at the united nations asking for the opinion of the international court of justice on israel's occupation view and wants to understand what effect decades of violence is hide on the palestinian people's right to self determination. kristen salumi as the details. the u. n. is asking the international court of justice to issue an advisory opinion on what it refers to as israel's prolonged occupation settlement and annexation of palestinia

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st. gangs of black realtors were looking for single disabled people and pensioners forged documents and registeredmselves with one of the likely scammers of law enforcement officers found weapons, money neatly packaged in packages of gold jewelry and several powers of attorney in total 12 people were detained, while the security forces are aware of the facts of illegal re-registration of the apartment. on thursday, in the court of the city of karabash of the chelyabinsk region, a recidivist attacked the police after a point and tried to escape, the convicted pavel volosov, immediately after the pronouncement of the guilty verdict, asked to be taken to the toilet, where he attacked the cowboys. one of the police officers was hospitalized in serious condition, the hair was defused with a service pistol and dropped in the leg and now the man is sentenced to nine years the colony for the murder of the mother-in-law will receive a new term for attacking the guards and trying to escape on friday in the khabarovsk territory, a road accident did not kill the lives of eight people, the bus driver failed. w

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