stacy bins takes a look. as the curtain went down a week, once raced, when the golden bare strong complex feminity came into focus. director ursula meyer let a cast on an exploration of various forms of violence inflicted by women on to other women. in the french film, the line violence is silent. verbal and physical. often, in cinema, you have men doing most of the violence actually and women who have violent had more to be teenage girls. so we thought, why not have, you know, for an adult woman who is violent moved, just as is without it being associated to say, drugs or prostitution. the line is the story of 3 sisters who all handle abuse by their mother differently. the on this portrayed by stephanie blancho attacks her mother and is slapped with a restraining order. barriers are imposed ignored, and then accepted as the main character moves towards healing her inner and outer wounds. ah robe of gems is a ra, look at the collective pain, experienced by the families of mexico's missing and murdered. it's a

personal thanks for joining us with accident with with the hi am i or this is because report max and stacy are in san salvador el salvador. and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place here in this country goes bitcoin as legal, tender, and so much is changing and for the better a stacy with them. hey mack. so while we are here,

, stacy, which films can you recommend for haitian? hey, hey. well, there's 2 that i can recommend. so far, in addition to the ones that were just in the piece, the 1st one was like poetry. everybody said the same thing about it. it was a beautiful piece. it's called before now and then. and it's based in indonesia and the late 19th sixty's after the dutch have left. and the main character is a woman named nana. and she is striving to, you know, find herself and find her voice. and it's very old fashion, patriarchal society and indonesia. and she finds her support in an unlikely person, her husband's mistress. so that's new factor. i've been on things and yet, so it was just going through that. and the music is one of the best characters in the film. and there's also a german director and the competition. i address jason at this time he has chosen a very political story. are here. can you tell us about that? yes. yes, it's a political story, but it's humorist, it's sad. it's happy. it has all of these great alum elements is called ravi

also pressure from stacy abrams.lhad ten stacy abrams he could quote rule the world. >> we have to fix this. the first thing we have to do is get people confident in the voting system this year but i have to run in a primary have to run in a general election. we are going to tell people president trump told the people in virginia. we fix some things is not perfect that we know what they did when they did and how they did were going to make sure that does not happen again this time. so if they get out and vote they can overwhelm the system that's what happened in virginia we have a new republican governor there we can do the same thing in georgia. stacy abrams will never be governor of georgia for one reason she is a fraud. what she has done is materialized a lie over the last three years in voter suppression in georgia she can never bein governor. she did not engage in a meeting with biden when he came down there to talk about racist voter suppression laws should not even stand on the podium with him when he came to

absolutely, stacy sounds like an amazing film. i look forward to hearing more from you in the coming days. but for now, thank you so much for your reporting. ah, at the winter olympics in china, there was more joy for germany in the sliding sports. as hannah niser became the country's 1st a female skeleton winter. the 21 year old was not among the favorites, but she beat australia's jacqueline narrow cott to clench. germany's 6 gold metal from 6 events at the yanking sliding center. nies as victory comes after. she won the junior world championship last year. well in bonus, like a soccer little ball home caused a big stir as they destroyed money by a munich on saturday. the champions were 9 points clear in the lee going into this one. but even after taking the lead, they were no match for a home side who gave their fans and unforgettable afternoon. have a look for the younger generation of balkan fans. the last on they beat lion is a bedtime story told by their parents. and when robert live in dusky scored 1st in this match, it se

and he w, as a stacy prevents, is at their bell. and allah for us, stacy, good to see you. okay, well let's you know, take it away. what caught your eye? well, it is valentine's day, so i caught my eye. i was stories of love a more lieber, but not the rom. com. j lo type. love stories. know this is berlin. allah love story. it's pain, it's self sacrifice. it's filmed with extremely long pauses on the 1st selection that we took a look at. it's called a year and a day and it follows the, this young couple celine and ramon as they try to recover from the trauma of the terrorist attack at the batter, claun theater in paris in 2015. and so it goes back and forth between what happened that day and also how they're trying to live and, and go on and ramon is very stuck. he needs to talk about things regularly. and it frustrates his partner celine who just wants to suppress things and put it behind her. so we see that going back and forth and how it test their relationship. it also take to look at how racism and somehow how racism sometimes plays a factor, a role in how people look

but a lot of the churches are here and people are here to meet max and stacy. we meet them all over the street. people who flew in because they are tweets. and we've had a fun time meeting. everybody. i kind of feel like we're part of the love boat, like where the that the captain reading people as they board the ship that is this rocket going to the moon here. tourism is growing in el salvador according to the president and as he bu kelly, thanks to big point before only compatriots came to visit their families and i was only the presence of domestic tourism. but now you see loads and loads of international tourists. of course they would have international tourists for the surf competitions that were occasionally held here. but now it's every single week . new bit pointers are arriving to the country to see for themselves. yeah. tourism up over a 100 percent year on year and they're projecting another 40 to 50 percent growth and tourism this year. i think they're underestimating that i think we'll see another 100 percent boom and tourism. it's just part of the

this is the kaiser report with me and stacy herbert. hey, you know that underneath this snow there's little acorns ready to grow. and even though the world is chock a block would blizzard, us inflation and money printers. there is a see them, a corn, a plan for any to explode in el salvador of freedom and democracy in fun, loving, peeps, stacy right at 1st of all because when you mentioned snow, i thought you were talking about china on ice as they call it. and that is canada, canada is basically exposing to a lot of people who are nay sayers about big coin that's exposing to big pointers to people who are not big pointers at why i'll salvador is on the right path because the remarkable stuff happening there in terms of censoring the payments, cutting citizens of canada off from their banking services is just remarkable. right. so here we are in a world where el salvador went from just something like 30 percent of the population have a bank account to now over 70 percent. thanks to big coin here in canada, what you're seeing is the, on

. >> stacy abrams has since deleted the post. going as far as deactivating her twitter account after catching a lot of slack for these photos posted to the twitter account of glenwood elementary school principal doctor holly brookins. a maskless abrams added atlanta area school surrounded by children despite a local mask mandate being in place. these photos set up, up firestorm on twitter with people calling abrams who had supported mask wearing a hypocrite for not practicing what she preaches, so to speak. they are calling this line of attack against a black history month reading event "shameful". particularly on the part of would-be republican challenger for governor. the democrats campaign saying in part in a statement it is pitiful and predictable that our opponents continue to look for opportunities to distract from their failed records and it comes to protecting public health during the pandemic. one of stacy's opponents downplayed the virus while trading stock to product. another opponent attack mayor seeking to protect th

joining us is david bernstein, and it is the first outperform on the stock from stacy in ten years. it is your call of the day i mean, stacy, first off, congratulations for being around for ten years in this business >> it's good to have longevity in this career ten months is a long time at this point congrats why now? why the first outperform in a decade >> what triggered it, we've been looking at this for a will and what triggered it was intel's comments specifically around data center and they said it was open season on data center for the next several years intel, for your watchers may not be aware, they pushed out a server road map. they had a program called rapids that was supposed to be out in '23 and they're filling it with another product that's not as good they're telling you that the next server is efficient and they acknowledge that they're going to be losing share at least through 2023 so it was those statements and a frank acknowledgement from intel on the competitive situation that their data center business finds themselves in and that was what tipped me over the edg

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good evening to you, stacy. so what caught your eye on this monday? well, it's valentine's day, so i went for all the love movies, but they were not like your typical rom. com type movies we're talking berlin, ala. deep feeling. depressing, sad. all that stuff. um. and so one of the 1st, um selections i saw is out of spain and france, and it's called one day one nights. and it's one of those movies where the, the action picks up rather quickly. it's not like some of these others where, you know, you have long pauses and there's like no dialogue and forever. and we meet this young couple who have been traumatized by the events at the bad o'clock theater of the terrorist attacks. and so one of them run rahman is very st. he stuck and he doesn't know what to do and he's constantly reliving what happened and his girlfriend saline wants to forget. and it's this tug of war of how they're handling this. that hurts their relationship and the movie, it's based off of the real life ramon who gave his testimony. i had some heavy stuff for valentine's day. i unde

happy valentine's day stacy prevents reporting from the belin. allah! fake a lovely and is february 14th a day when much of the world celebrates the power of love from secretly sent cards to surprise proposals. there is no end of ways to mark valentine's day. while these love struct, scuba divers found an alternative way to show how deep their love is. they took to the depths to show their affection for the greek island of a loney, of those with hearts and love messages. there was organized by the islands tourist board to promote the island as a venue for romantic weddings. and you can even book a ceremony beneath the way a reminder of the top story that we're tracking for you right now in german chancellor, olaf schultz and ukrainian president of a lot of mares landscape, have held crisis talks over the mounting threats of a russian invasion of ukraine transfer shoals reiterated that germany stands firmly with key this before his meeting tomorrow and moscow with russian president vladimir putin. you're watching d. w. news live from berlin up next are s

anyway, the grotto rings a couple of hours away. stacy, what was it like down there? who? well, take a look behind me. the. the scene is giving a razzle was given dazzle, but in a miniature, a more of a compact version of what we're used to see for the berlin ala. now there are press starting to reform are already, but it's not the usual crush that we're used to seeing. and that's because of cobit 19 and, and so some noticeable changes with that lack of a crush of people. it's partially because hollywood is not heavily rec, represented this year, and there's not many hollywood stars here directors. and there aren't that many hollywood films entered into the big competitions for the golden bear and the silver bears. now there are $218.00 films that are going up for that for those in that category. and most of those films are more your hero centric and asia. so that's it. this is a different feel for this year. so how it's going to break down, as you said, that soon it's about 2 and a half hours from now. things will start moving the gala will open up and the international j

, stacy, and you know this. we want us, we want to say that this is a return to normal, but it's not completely is not completely, but it was still an exciting opening. and there was a lot of glitz and glamour, and with a crush of international press here. and some of the stars walking out the men in their taxes and the women in their shimmery dresses. it was really nice and it's my 1st red carpet. so it's even better than i expected. and you know that i love you brit garth and back to you, but i feel now being around all this glamour that i had transcended, you know. huh. yeah. but when i wasn't hit, that'll change once the light goes out here. that's okay. i can tell you've been drinking the bill in our coolie, that's fine. tell us about it. tell us about the movies that are going to be screened for the next week and a half reserve. sure. like you mentioned, there is going to be 8 teen going for the major prize, the golden bear, and one of those films is playing as having its world premiere to night. after the

, where the president is out there building stuff because big corners like to build stuff. stacy? well, you know, i did say recently here and on twitter i said, bit queen plus bu kelly equals boom and tourism. well, we have some numbers and i a not, i'll be a little bit, i'm just, i'm not bragging, humble, bragging here. but a lot of the tourism here, if people are here to meet max and stacy, we meet them all over the street. people who flew in because they saw our tweets. and we've had a fun time meeting. everybody. i kind of feel like we're part of the love boat like where the.

well, d w stacy beavens is covering the berlin either. welcome, stacy, the grand opening is just moments away. what is your muscular? yes. you know, it is very good so far. mother nature had the audacity to rain on my 1st over red carpet situation. but i'm not even mad at her because the atmosphere is so good. the venue looks as amazing as it always has and sparkling, and people are a good spirits walking around. but there are some notable changes. there isn't the crush of people and the crush of, you know, hollywood stars because of cove it and we were talking about hollywood scars. also, they're not really represented that much in the films. so they're 18 major films going for the golden and silver bare. and most of them are european films and asian films. now earlier, i'm not sure. i'm not sure milan, who is the, the, the, the president of the international jury said that he really appreciates the kinds of films that are showcased here because these independent films have a way of making people fake. and so he's very excited about that

what other stacy evans? i rationally basil. you're welcome, phil. i is reminder of our top story of this. our city officials have begun botox here in burly named it resolves the crises over you, cried i, russia and ukraine taking part in the negotiations, being led by france and germany. i met her on d, w. i documentary fast fashion, looking at the business of cheap clothing and bed golf will hobble world news at the top of the out. i'm good with with nico is in germany to learn german lodge, benita, why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free chef. t w's, e learning course, nikos vague.

because stacy and i just wanted new fun fall l. zante capitol. it's a b c fun looking at early stage bc investments and opportunities. what you've been on the ground for a while with lightning ventures. what can you tell me? well, i can tell you that lots of excitement, there's a lot, lot of people with new, great ideas as they've been using and onboarding to use lightning and transact with bitcoin, peer to peer, lots of ideas and opportunities are coming up and they're going to need lots of support. now when we 1st made our bc investments back in 2013, we focused on exchanges like crack in and bits. what is the focus in your view right now? kind of the sweet spot where you're seeing a lot of entrepreneurial as here. and the door and maybe even in the region right at that point of transaction or point of sale there's, there's lots of need an opportunity to make that easy for people to use. you know, lightning is a very complex computer pro protocol and need to make it easy for the day to day users. in addition, things like machine to machine and

all right, and episode of volcanic proportions, next slide, literally for maxim stacy for the latest kaiser reports beginning in a moment because the the match guys are this is because report with stacy wherever we are in san salvador el salvador home the big claim revolution and hyper big point is ation 1st country to make the claim legal tender and it feels good. stacy, it feels good. you know what? this past weekend. we walked up to l boca raton, which is on top of the volcano, called san salvador, or other names. for this volcano, which i cannot pronounce, so i'll just say the san salvador volcano, and on the walk down, mac and our friend simon dixon, or speaking about the volcano bonds. and we encountered a guy from new york named sean brown. and i want to show you a little clip of that interview we did with them. we just captured a little bit on the walkway, so no professional audio or anything like that. but we captured this little clip of him talking about. and remember, he's not a big corner, he was not a bit cornered before he heard this conversation. and this is his respon

, where the president is out there building stuff because big corners like the build stuff. stacy? well, you know, i did say recently here and on twitter i said, bit queen plus to kelly equals boom and tourism. well, we have some numbers and i'll be a little bit just, i'm not bragging, humble, bragging here. but a lot of the tourism here in people are here to meet max and states. we meet them all over the street, people who flew in because they are tweets. and we've had a fun time meeting. everybody. i kind of feel like we're part of the love boat like where the that the captain reading people as they board the ship. that is this rocket going to the moon here. tourism is growing and salvador, according to the president and as you kelly, thanks to big point before only compatriots came to visit their families and there was only the presence of domestic tourism. but now you see loads and loads of international tourists. of course they would have international tourists for the surf competitions that were occasionally held here. but now it's every single week . new bit pointers are arr

the i'm i start or this is because report max and stacy are in san salvador el salvador and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place here in this country goes bitcoin as legal, tender, and so much is changing and for the better a stacy with them, hey max. so while we are here, of course the i m f is very concerned of course the united states is very, very concerned about the debt levels in el salvador. so while we've been here in the past week, everybody knows that the u. s. national debt has hit 30 trillion dollars to put that into context. the g. d. p of the united states in 2020 was $21.00 trillion dollars. of course that counts a lot of the money being printed. also that is about $90000.00 per individual in the united states per citizen of us. so they've hit $30000000.00 max and i of course were reporting here on kaiser report when it was when it 1st hit 10 trillion, i believe. right. of course, this is our is talked about in liberal media like the new york times that doesn't have any effect on mental say it's money we owe ourselves. but let's walk through what this

, where the president is out there building stuff because big corners like the build stuff. stacy? well, you know, i did say recently here and on twitter i said, bit queen plus to kelly equals boom and tourism. well, we have some numbers and i'll be a little bit just, i'm not bragging, humble, bragging here. but a lot of the churches are here and people are here to meet macros, salvatore, according to the president. and as you who kelly, thanks to big point before only compatriots came to visit their families. and i was only the presence of a domestic tourism. but now you see loads and loads of international tourists. of course they would have international tourists for the surf competitions that were occasionally held here. but now it's every single week. new bit pointers are arriving to the country to see for themselves. yeah. tourism up over on a percent near on year and they're projecting another 40 to 50 percent growth in tourism this year. i think they're underestimating that i think we'll see another 100 percent boom and tourism. it's just part of the overall g t p. story in

because big corners like the build stuff, stacy? well, you know, i did say recently here and on twitter i said, bit queen plus to kelly equals boom and tourism. well, we have some numbers and, you know, i'll be a little bit just, i'm not bragging, humble, bragging. here, but a lot of the tourism here in people are here to meet max and states. we meet them all over the street. people who flew in because they are tweets and we've had a fun time meeting. everybody. i kind of feel like we're part of the love boat, like where the that the captain reading people as they board the ship. that is this rocket going to the moon here. tourism is growing in el salvador according to the president and as he bu kelly, thanks to big point before only compatriots came to visit their families and there was only the presence of domestic tourism. but now you see loads and loads of international tourists. of course they would have international tourists for the surf competitions that were occasionally held here. but now is every single week new bit point

and it feels good. stacy, it feels good. you know what this past weekend we walked up to l boca raton, which is on top of the volcano, called san salvador, or other names for this volcano, which i cannot pronounce. so i'll just say the san salvador volcano and on the walk down, mac and our friend simon dixon, or speaking about the volcano bonds. and we encountered a guy from new york named sean brown. and i want to show you a little clip of that interview. we did with them, we just captured a little bit on the walkway, so no professional audio or anything like that. but we captured this little clip of him talking about and remember, he's not a big corner. he was not a bit corner before he heard this conversation, and this is his response. this has to have a natural resource like lava donald jet. them energy. yeah. that's. there's no stopping that the so much of that in the earth, and you have that right here in central america in us. this is like the mecca where all of that geothermal and love is even though there to go, can

stacy sterling led the team that developed this tool. she is a research science at kaiser permanente and is codirector of its center for addiction and mental health research. dr. sterling, welcome to the show. why did your team devise this quiz? dr. sterling: we really wanted to develop tools to give parents and pediatricians evidence-based information to help understand the factors that raise a child's risk of developing an alcohol or drug problem as a teenager, so that they can be proactive about preventing problems before they develop. kristen: how pervasive is teen drug or alcohol abuse? dr. sterling: luckily, it has gone down over the past few decades. but it is still probably about 5% of the adolescent population will develop an alcohol or drug problem. teenagers are especially vulnerable to the health and mental health problems related to substance use. things like suicide and motor vehicle accidents and sexual assault. it is really hard for pediatricians and parents to know what might make a child vulnerable to developing a serio

ah, max kaiser, this is because report with stacy robert, we are in san salvador el salvador home of the big coin revolution. and hyper bitcoin is ation 1st country to make the claim legal tender and it feels good. stacy, it feels good. you know what this past weekend, we walked up to l. booker road, which is on top of the volcano, called san salvador, or other names for this volcano, which i cannot pronounce. so i'll just say the san salvador volcano and so on the walk down max and our friend simon dixon or speaking about the volcano bonds. and we encountered a guy from new york named sean brown. and i wanted show you a little.

all kinds of neat stuff to get into today, stacy? well, you might notice that we are back in the united states of america where it is a little bit colder than el salvador. everybody in the comments and online and around the world is loving the interview with dr. felix viola, who is the vice president of our salvador. and if you could tell he's like a really thoughtful, compassionate man. and with a very fascinating background and history and story and an understanding of the people and the history of el salvador. so it's been really wonderful to watch that interview with him. i really enjoyed speaking with the vice president. he's got a broad knowledge of things. he's a very educated man cultured man, off camera. we're talking about paris in europe and things like that, which i thought was fascinating and hope to speak with him again. some time. the thing i wanna bring up about him because he talks about the assassination of his father, which happened in 19801980 was quite a pivotal year in el salvador. it was at the beginning of 198

ah i'm nice guys, are this is the guys report max and stacy are in san salvador el salvador. and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place here in this country goes bitcoin as legal, tender, and so much is changing and for the better a stacy what's up, hey max.

and of course, as max and stacy predicted right here in kaiser for, for the last 789 years that despite what the mainstream press, the saying, despite what russian observers, russia, observers, were saying, well, you know, pushes, jumped over into the big queen, mean ost fear he's a mean lord, and i'll show you pump it. that is president putin made himself a figure in a bit quain me most fair and then we have another cool one. i think this one's actually from bickley magazine who took the orange pill today. right, well, it makes the strategic sense to, to, to recognize big coin because, of course, russia is one of those countries where, and they have to deal with the united states weapon, my saying the u. s. dollar. in a way that's unconscionable, some might say. and so it's obvious, an obvious move to gravitate towards big calling. well, you know, again, we covered here on kaiser report when we interviewed jim records, i think it was back in 2201011. when the dollar was weaponized was its demise. it wasn't like you could say it's unconscionable or whatever, but the fact is that's when

stacy. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss hunt, in november of last year, you paid to the defendant $600 in november and another $600 in december. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and that was for a house that you were renting from him. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you don't deny that. >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: and you couldn't move into the house because there was no electricity in the house, and there was no electricity in the house, not because it just had to be turned on by a current tenant but because there was no power, period. >> correct. >> judge judy: and you want your money back. >> yes. >> judge judy: and? what's the issue? >> um, the problem, your honor, is, from the previous tenant, there was a security block on the house because in the city of detroit, they have a problem with people stealing power from th, what ey did was they removed the electricity line from the house. i was not made aware of this until miss hunt brought it to my attention on december 3rd. >> ju

well for us now. recently, part of the media in the opposition here in el salvador, accused max's stacy of being economic hitman. and what you've just described was an example. your father was the victim of actual economic hit man. this is exactly what john perkins talks about in his book, confessions of economic hit man. so it's ironic. it's also sad that there are still people in this country that don't understand that big coin is offering a path to freedom. what, what is their problem to them to kind of problem. the 1st one, the 1st of all is they don't understand is movement to they cannot understand it because they get hook in the bus. and the 2nd is because they fear they fear the economic interest can be challenge because they are used to be comfortable in this school. so when you move this to go, when you try to move forward, when you try to move in the right way to attend the interest of the population or the people at large, then you threat or you will be the comment. but for the small groups, the elite, so overall the economic elite does they hold the power. so we need to be