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this is will pay $1.7 million to to the parents of stephan clarke.ere is still more that needs to be done . >> stephan clarke should be alive today. >> reporter: continuing a call for justice. in march 2018 sacramento police officer shot and killed stephan clarke in his grandmother's >>. >> any time your actions are reckless we should be held accountable. >> reporter: the city of sacramento has agreed to pay the parents of stephon clark $1.7 billion, ending the legal n against the city. in 2019, the city agreed to pay the children of stephon clark. >> is the action of the city enough ? >> not at all. what does that do do for the family? 11 the community activist calls it, shut up and go away money. >> the officer that killed stephon clark is working right now . >> we call this a settlement but but is this settled? >>hon ar for us yesterday. ofrs voednoing is settled. slow progress is better than no process. > >> the new settlement resolves a a remaining portion of a federal federal civil lawsuit filed by his family. the city agreed to pay $2.4 millio

first and foremost dr. stephan guy, it's a professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. well, some western media outlets have responded to the assassination with cynicism, describing the as her father, the russian philosopher as a mastermind alex under duke and at behind rushes foreign policy. that reactions, in stock contrast to other assassination attempts against other pro western figures are to reach a blevins, can break down that for us. the tragic killing of daria do. going to attracted headlines for media across the west, but their focus seemed to be on her father alexander again or more specifically his political views and his supposed ties to the russian government. sienna referred to him as potent spiritual guide, while the u. s. government funded radio free europe called him brain. the daily mail took a different approach focusing instead on duke and appearance, which was shown on videos taken at the scene. they described his reaction to seeing the car. his daughter was driving fully engulfed in fire as if it was the plot of some hollywood movie. but whether

the next vicar her because her active thought stephan has since set up regular prayer meetings for persecuted gay people. hi nick . can you put us the code please allow christian churches to accept is the same sex partners as part of your beautiful creation. comes from full on name and ye the answer knocked to each of these services how to change things, mentor. they take place. so people talk about the mind, see it happening, kon here about it or social so hopefully it's will have a ripple effect also. so because it's, it will be some diocese are reacting, they say a person's love, life is private and cannot be used as grounds for dismissal from church employment . as great missionary to know it's not going faster, notion is not comprehensive enough at law, but it's happening. what's going in the right direction in the list? that is my impression and i talk people ha. 1 stefan and his husband in chile relax dinner with friends. he stands by his decision to come out and has never regretted it on your mother in law. the 77 percent governments should realize that tallies ain't he never solved f

i'm already hungry. stephan married his argentinian husband 6 years ago. i overflowed for loss or sometimes i still say, wow, it's just astonishing here. i'm here now. and with walter and together, we cocked together of friends, come over lou, sometimes it still feels unreal, but then i feel so much gratitude to see that it's like this for it as well. so if stefan was a brother in a catholic religious order for over 25 years, he preached anti in a church that rejects homosexuality. even though he knew he was gay. then his grandfather died and stuff and felt it was time to make a crucial decision. versus the war hope there arden's grief though he want to be a priest who hides part of his identity tape or is this part allowed to exist? i india that it's really as part of you, does i something that can be talked about? i thought that something you can live with into stuff with without a guilty conscience and without fear or know, honestly the scope is not all, not alex to hobb. stefan decided to take a stand against fear. coming out meant he had to give up hi

and the fantastic comedian stephan merchant will be out here. we get to that st., you are a proud daughter of dallas, is this not true? >> i am, in fact, from dallas, texas, yes. >> stephen: do you get back there often? >> all the time. my family's there. >> stephen: wow, okay. sell me on dallas. because i've never been to dallas. is it the brisket? is it the cowboys? what should i look forward to the most? >> well, i find whenever i tell people i'm from dallas, they say, "oh, i love austin. the. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: how does-- how does dallas feel about, like, the other, like, well-known cities? are you guys jealous of the attention that austin gets? >> ah, you know, i think it's sort of like sibling rivalry. like, austin is the cool, youngest sibling who is, like, free-wheeling and fun. and dallas is sort of buttoned up and a little -- >> stephen: and houston is the troubled middle child. ( laughter ) >> yes. >> stephen: you follow the cowboys? >> i did in 1994. so, yeah. >> stephen: quality year, quality year. have you ever sung the national an

is at the heart of psychology, professor stephan low endow sky studies in brussels. stephan works with research center the european commission to understand how digital technologies maintain and increase down on climate change a 100 years ago. if you were living in a village in france, somewhere and you thought the earth was flat, everybody would look at you around you and say, well, what's wrong with that? got ha, ha, ha! now, to day you go on facebook and you say the earth is flat, and guess what? from somewhere around the world there will be another whole bunch of people who believed this. none of these people would ever find anybody else in their neighbourhood who shares their belief, but online they can meet. so what is the role if the internet in climate change denial or how does he to influence people's opinions? we know from a lot of research and psychology that people hold on to a belief to the extent that they think it's shared by others. if i think everybody else thinks the earth is flat, then you're not going to talk me out of that belief. cuz i can say, hey, what you're ta

many people were martyred and wounded pine . stephane r sosa, is the director of emergency and italian humanitarian group, providing free health care in cobble. he told us about the treatment blast victims have been receiving from the blast. we received vain thought that if i bishop, an duet dead on arrival, one died in our emergency room a to receive that treatment. and were there later on discharged when 24 hour admitted in our hospital, mainly dangers are due to the shell and burner a consequently explosion among the total number 9 patients that are below 18 years old and one a child day. 17 set 70 years old. our doctor separated the patients in need of surgical assistance or all night long before mingo surgical cleaning. got one, sir, but autumn is a shot dummies and other surgical level variations. the hospital is now quite full of we have only 8 the 3 bed, sir, and there we are running at the at, at them you in secretary general, antonio good tennis is an ukraine where he's due to me. prison invalid me as lensky and turkey's lead. every tie up on the talks and the width and city

for weeks san francisco lawyer stephan ferris has been carefully applying ointment to his skin in the hopes of easing some of the pain. >> the sores that hurt were the ones on my hands or genitals. >> reporter: thursday the biden administration declared monkeypox a public health emergency. the move is aimed at bolstering the nationwide response to the outbreak after an estimated more than 7,000 cases have been detected in the u.s. which leads the world this case counts. declaring an emergency frees up money and other resources. monkeypox can cause fever, body aches, chills, fatigue, and pimple-like bumps on parts of the body. >> this is largely a self-healing illness. >> if you have a roommate or something like that and you're in close proximity or touching them, you know, then there's a potential to spread that. >> reporter: in cities like new york and san francisco, health authorities say they don't have enough of the two-shot vaccine to meet rising demand. an additional 150,000 doses are now expected in september. that's in addition to 1.1 million doses already available. that's st

stephan clark was killed after being shot by sacramento police in march of 2018.cell phone he was holding for a firearm. vice-president kamala harris was back home in the east bay yesterday where she made a big announcement that will impact thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in saving accounts and scholarships. oakland will deposit $500 in a college savings account for every baby born into a low ats just the first step. v.p. harris: this beautiful city will give every graduating open public school student from low income families a $1000 per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade. liz: the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 students with the college savings and scholarships combined and the fund will be available through 2035. climate safety concerns in oakland especially downtown is prompting action. the police department announced it will have an increased presence across the area this weekend. they will be limiting traffic there. the moves follows -- the move follows two separate deadly shootings sat

you see the eyes light up when stephan and ieshare there.he next 10 to 15 years about the leaders. they're building. it's just a wonderful thing. they do it is wonderful the impact they are making and the commitment to this community is fant. good job there, chris. thanks. alright coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8 o'clock. it's the bachelorette followed by claim to fame then of course stay with us for abc abc 7 news at 11. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at six. i'm dion limb, and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! your upgrade has never been more “you.” ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, th

has them back. stephan, simon said, does the president have a point? is this likely to be an issue? it's got to be an issue, a 100 percent guarantee it, it has to be an issue and he is why? because the democrats actually hoping that it will while working on that it becomes an issue because this is how they can rally their clientele. this is how they can rally the troops against trump, against conservative concern policies, against republicans, and the vehicle to do this best as they figure out right now. and we're have figured out before actually, and now if feel that they are and that this is confirmed, they will try to frame abortion rights are under attack. your, you in your freedom, in your liberty, are under take women's bodies, women perceive per say. or under a tech, with those with the conservative agenda, you need to come to the the, the polls midterm elections and vote democratic. so they'll use this politic politically. that's for sure. thank you. parts that has done simon's in washington let me little fields of boston based journalist for the nation, and she focuses on r

issues in the region. this was reported by the spokesman of the organization's secretary general, stephane dujarric, the team included a brazilian lieutenant general of the police, a retired icelandic diplomat and an employee of the nigerian police, the commission will establish the facts and report on it to the un secretary general, the team cannot go to the scene at the moment because the situation around the colony in ulanivka continues to be dangerous. strengthen sanctions against russia in order to block ways to bypass them, in particular by reorienting trade to china and india, the publication writes about this the wall street journal, with reference to sources in the white house, among the new measures, confiscation of bank accounts and corporate assets belonging to blacklisted oligarchs, as well as punishment of foreign companies that continue to export prohibited goods to the russian federation. in addition, the restrictions will affect foreign banks and cryptocurrency trading platforms. through them, russia continues to gain access to international currencies . the minister of fo

now there's also another german state security official, stephan kramer who told the german press recently that he's concerned that the protests that could result from everything that's going on right now could be worse than the classes that they saw during the pandemic. and it could make them look like a children's birthday party. and he also warned that for those of you who are thinking of participating in the protests, you might want to reconsider because you don't wanna side with the enemies of democracy. funny how they're blaming everybody. but themselves, so in an attempt to calm the masses, berlin is going to throw money at its own citizens. now, who would have thought that we'd see the day when germany would be handing out aid to its own citizens, the richest country in europe. and judging by a new report, forecasting a loss of 260000000000 euros by 2030 and an estimated loss of 240000 jobs by this time next year. well, it looks like it's running out of its own money now. so by what magic mouth is it going to keep paying people and to make matters worse? chance sir olaf schultz is

so there's also another german security official named stephan kramer. and he told the german press that he's concerned that this, these clashes, if the situation escalates, could quote probably feel more like a children's birthday party by comparison to the classes that happened during the coven pandemic. and it's funny, but he's also advising people well ahead of time. of course, to think quote, think carefully about which protests and demonstrations you join or better stay away from them altogether. so as not to support the enemies of democracy. so obviously they're kind of framing this already as well, someone else's fault, and certainly not their own. so in an attempt to calm the masses, nonetheless, berlin's going to throw money at its own citizens. now, who have thought that we'd see the day when germany would be handing out aid to its own citizens. and judging by any report, forecasting a loss of 260000000000 euros by 2030 and an estimated loss of 240000 jobs. by this time next year, it looks like germany's running out of its own money now. so by

i was originally shami, i've never seen the river as low as this is stephane marty tells me. he's a fisheries officer. in a normal year, the level of the garon here would be above our heads. the river cuts through to lose. it's the cities life blood, providing drinking water, irrigating farmland, and cooling a nuclear plant. stefan has had to take fish out of the river and put them into special tanks because the water is too warm. they're going to give us unfair to put it here where they are, it's complicated. everything is connected. there will be less snow in the mountains . the glaciers will melt sooner. this year there has been much less snow, so less water in the mountain lakes. so pumping of the lakes is lower to keep the water longer. over 3 weeks, 40 percent of the water held in reserve in hydro electric dams, in the pyrenees mountains has been released into the koran to keep it flowing. just heat waves in europe are increasing at a faster rate than almost anywhere else on the planet. and global warming increases the likelihood of drought drying out soils and vegetati

is opposed to bush meat markets where he says endangered species are also often sold illegally. stephane, be masika. through the process of these are markets that can be considered breeding grounds for diseases. in those markets, viruses can be easily transferred from animals to human asthma, along a pre op quickly and when are some on contracts, the disease is in quickly spreads to others. it knocked it out with us. it can easily escalate from epidemic to pandemic. bonding locked is, that's the danger of those markets. because the marcella to prevent future disease outbreaks among the guerrillas, the scientists have increased surveillance, creating an early warning system. the research base is the core of the congo conservation company. his research has financed by eco tourism. it also creates employment for the community, encouraging participation in conservation efforts. but they want to keep the number of tourists low. we don't want to pull shuns or glorious to much and or so we don't want to have her a kind of factory. and like a lot of people coming in, coming in from indian, we wa

d w. stephan simons met to us afghan war veterans near seattle in washington state. u. s. army ranger veteran matthew griffin doesn't need visual reminders of what transpired in august last year. c the images of desperate afghans at cobble airports trying to flee the country as taliban fighters took over, are burned in his memory and carved into his conscience. he says that moment it broke me and i had to reach out to a couple friends, a local small business. they offered up a board room, which we set up a command center and i had army rangers, navy seals green to raise and a bunch of civilians come in and we set up a full on command center. griff, as everybody calls him, his friends and comrades went into overdrive, trying to help bring as many afghans out as possible. people they had worked with, fought with, bled for, cried and laughed with griffith. and many others are still upset about how the u. s . conducted their withdrawal from afghanistan, i don't know a service member that isn't are set apart. and it's not that the law. i mean, i think everybody say, hey, we

hope his excitement is building as nasa proposed to take another stephan. it's march back to the moon and on that and crew modulus. it launch into luna. all but on monday, america plans for humans back on the moon surface by 2025. sent in my hand report. this is the world's most powerful rocket. nasa intends to you that present humanity back to the moon. monday launch will be a crucial test for the artemus mission. this is the single step that starts the journey of a 1000 miles. so we are going to launch a brand new heavy lift rocket with more lift off for us than the united states has ever produced even more than center 5. we've got a brand new capsule that can sustain a crew of 4 for $21.00 days on flights to the moon, around the moon and beyond the moon. we're going to test all that out. arguments began to journey long before launch day. the booster rockets came by, train from utah. the corps ship by barge from mississippi. that's where the world's most powerful engines were put to the test. earlier this year, the rocket will push the o'ryan spacecraft b

fresenius is parting ways with stephan sturm amid cost pressures. the former board member michael sunn will take over. >>> in the teleco space, vodafone will sell stake in the hungary business for $1.7 billion. it is expected to be sealed by the end of the year. vodafone says this is a move by the hungary government to build a state owned leader in the telecommunications industry. >>> we are up for a break. before we go, a quick on the dollar which fell below parity u.s. futures in decline ahead of the jackson hole summit. we'll be right back after this break. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> welcome back to "street signs. let's get another check on euro/dollar. we crossed back below the parity level

i'm evolutionary biologist, stephan guyana. and his team are collecting the white clover in berlin. in cities, the plant face is a different habitat. temperatures are higher than in the suburbs and the countryside was manhattan khan is the same. what you can expect is that as humans creates new environmental conditions, life will adopt. and to be able to show that on a global scale, that's a real scientific benefit. and that is why we're dedicating a free time to this project. you have been filed them as they proceed from the countryside to the city center of berlin, guyana, and his team collect specimens at 35 locations. this gives them a sufficiently broad range of data to compare with that of other global cit is they find a final samples at the foot of the television tower. that's it all done in all we have a 168 cities right now and over $250.00 collaborators all working on the same project together. there's never been a collaborative project on evolutionary biology of this scale. and so this is the largest collaborative project in evolutionary biology ever. so is clover develop

. >> reporter: chairman stephane said the italian brand is selling more cars than they can produce pure lamborghini posted up record-setting sales result for the first time of 2022. marcus thomas of union city received one of them. >> it was a bucket list item. i told myself once i can afford one, i will buy one. i am on my third of these. >> go, go, go! yes! >> reporter: as far as mine ? no speeding tickets were given. in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> another update. a few weeks ago, we told you about a plane that crashed into the ocean in southern california. the pilot was rescued from the waves, and we have since learned that the first lifeguard to reach that pilot was a 19-year-old from capitola. kpix 5's devin fehely fehely has this story. >> i was in the zone. >> reporter: he said he act the instinct honed by years of experience and training as a junior lifeguard. >> i was thinking of, i'm going back to my training and what i need to do and how to assess this person and what's going to be the next step in the rescue. rescue. >> reporter: he said his back was turned working a j

. >> reporter: chairman stephane said the italian brand is selling more cars than they can produce. lamborghini posted a record-setting sales result for for the first half of 2022. marcus thomas of union city received one of them here >> it was a bucket list item. i told myself once i can afford one, i will buy you. i am now on on my third of these. >> go, go, go. yes! >> reporter: as far as mine onn on loan? no speeding tickets were given. in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. >> los gatos is a little far, but betty, pick us up. >> we want to live betty's life. . maybe one day, we'll all get to drive a lamborghini. fingers crossed. > >> back-to-school supplies aren't just pencils and noteboos and notebooks anymore. coming up, we will talk with an expert about the gadgets your student may need and where to get them. > >> stop everything you are doing. look at the screen. the sun rises beautiful this morning . we're seeing a little bit of just instability in our atmosphere as we wake up we will will talk more about what's to come in this afternoon's forecast. > >> let's look at the market

a superstar pairing from the world of music and basketball have rapper snoop dogg and stephan curry came paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she o

stephan and aisha curry are partnering with an east bay tech company to help close the literacy gap for children in oakland. the curries eat learn play foundation, along with the cloud based software company workday held a charity golf tournament at stanford today to raise money for this initiative. it includes teacher led classroom literacy projects . a comprehensive analysis of literacy in oakland. and plans to distribute, according to the charity of i beg your pardon, according to the curries foundation, roughly 15% of black students and 12% of latino students in elementary school are reading at grade level. the u. s. open began today in new york for what is expected to be serena williams final matches and a celebration of her retirement. time magazine is featuring this tennis icon on its september cover. it features a black and white photo of the superstar athlete with the words the greatest. williams posted the cover on instagram today and wrote, thank you, everyone. it's been incredible for more on this moment in sports history. let's bring in sean fletcher, assistant professor of

i'm the fog, stephane. oh, so sir, is the director of emergency and italian humanitarian organization providing free healthcare and cobble he told us about the treatment blast victims have been receiving from the blast. we received vain taught us to fight visions, them to work dead on arrival. one died in our emergency room to receive that treatment and were there later on discharged? well, 24 hour meet in our hospital, mainly dangers of you to the shell and burner. consequently, the explosion among the total number 9 patients are below 18 years old and one child day, 1770 years old. i want to dr. separated the patients in need of surgical assistance all night long performing surgical cleaning of rooms. but all to me is a show to me is another surgical level, but ations, those people is not quite full of. we have only 8 the 3 beds and we are running it . and it is a professor of political science at campbell university. he joins us from capital now. thank you very much for being on this news. our official c

united states takes a major stephan. it's climate change battle with the state of california banning the sale of cause powered by fossil fuels and is bought an apple rivalry has been re ignited play is football news coming up with ha ah ah, it's the weekend, here's what's going on across europe and africa great to see a great to be with you, a line of storms around stockholm, cutting across into berlin and vienna as well. so let's go in for a closer look because what this is doing is pushing the heat further toward the east. so across the baltic, states, moscow, minsk and warsaw your temperatures are exceeding 30 degrees closer look at some of those storms right now across at eastern side of germany into the czech republic, austria and northern italy, really around coastal sections of the adria exceed some of these storms could certainly be severe showers in the forecast, for example, but nothing like you saw just the other day when a months worth of rain fell within 6 hours. but again, some showers with the high of 30 d

win a moth is 1000 times when the men's tennis tool allowed number 153 defeated was number 7 and stephan office sits of us in the final and cincinnati he did it in straight sets as well. 7662. george has now gone flying up the ranking, the 29th. as a result, it completes a dream leak for the probation. he started things off by eliminating 20 to find grandson. found out in the 2nd. i know it's for doing this. it's just unbelievable feeling, you know, like i said, 9 times i just i'm just going to expect this. you know, i thought i can play well i was, i was jenny hard and i knew i can. i can play good tennis, but that i can play on this level. that is i, i was just, i was just not aware and i'm, i'm just super head and the women's tournament, frances carolyn garcia, also made history. the coming effect qualify as to when a w. c, a $1000.00 and event. she defeated excuse on grants, on county and patrick position in the final garcia, claim touch, career, chrysler, and fed on 3 different services. coming back from us with injury in may, she moved up to 17 in the world, ranking your joy. i thi

and for me, one max and stephan is racing toward the 2nd straight world championship. the rental driver started sunday, belgium groan prina the back of the grid of the penalize to too many changes to the engine. but that didn't stop the dutchman from taking the race lead off to just 12 lab from there was pretty much, allegedly dr. for the 2nd one by 18 seconds. said your parents 22nd for color fight to 3rd live hamilton's rights ended on the opening lap. auto colliding fernando alarm. how does that was not one stay out of trouble because it was very hectic in front of me and i just really didn't want to be involved. but yeah, we came through quite quite well. then you know it come down with a safety car and basically from there was a journey basically trying to think a guy every love. and then once i realized i was scared, i could see, you know, we can win this region and australia have won the rugby 7th. well say res. title for the 1st time. they secure 3rd place at the final tournament at the season in los angeles. and that was enough to list them above the south afr

she is joined by gloria stephan, maria -- geno torres and more. the culture is latina, tomorrow at 10 pm eastern on msnbc and streaming on peacock. thanks for watching the katie fang show, i'll be watching tomorrow morning, don't forget to follow us on social media, twitter, instagram, facebook and tiktok. ali velshi is on the latest installment of multi across america. america. good morning to you, it is saturday august six. i'm ali velshi back on the road with a special edition of velshi our cross, america post for all of mama. this week and i mean tuscaloosa, alabama, a state that has been without safe and legal abortion care since the supreme overturned roe v. wade 43 days ago. state officials to move quickly the ban abortion. within hours of the supreme court's ruling. alabama and post a total abortion ban

i've never seen the river as low as this is stephane marty tells me. he's a fisheries officer. in a normal year, the level of the garage here would be above our heads, the river cuts through to lose. if the city is life blood providing drinking water, irrigating farmland and cooling a nuclear plant, stefan has had to take fish out of the river and put them into special tanks because the water is too warm to come to give us compared to video. it's complicated, everything is connected, there will be less snow in the mountains. the glaciers will melt sooner. this year there has been much less snow, so less water in the mountain lakes. so pumping of the lakes is lower to keep the water longer. over 3 weeks, 40 percent of the water held in reserve in hydro electric dams, in the pyrenees, mountains has been released into the garage to keep it flowing. just heat weighs in europe are increasing at a faster rate than almost anywhere else on the planet. and global warming increases, but likelihood of drought drawing out, soils and vegetation lie even for one minimum. so until you make up

and for me on my son, stephan is racing towards a 2nd straight world championship. the red bull drive south is sunday. the belgian rome pretty near the back of the grid of being penalized for too many changes his engine. but that didn't stop the dutchman from taking the race lead off to just 12 labs from there was pretty much allegedly dry for the 2nd one by 18. second, if he made paris and 2nd hello, this is how often rice ended on the opening lap off the lighting. fernando, how does it was not want to stay out of trouble because it was very hectic in front of me and i just really didn't want to be involved. but yeah, we came through quite quite well. then you know it come down with the safety car and basically from there was a journey basically trying to overtake a guy, every lab. and then once i realize i was scared, i could see, you know, we come in this region in these crickets came out on top against pakistan at the asia camp and a game watched by 1000000 funds around the world very clearly played his 120 and the national to india becoming and the 2nd player o

so it was a very differential relationship and then she had this french decorator stephan buda, who was the world society decorator. he decorated palaces in europe. jane writesman was one of his principal clients and she really brought him into the project but in a very, you know, surreptitious way because mrs. kennedy was a keen politician you could not be talking about french decorators in the white house, but in fact mr. dupont new from the very beginning that he was involved and he was had this tradition of decorating in a very grand scale in the white house has grand dimensions you really it's not like putting window curtains on your your living room windows. you have to really think architecturally and that was boudin's real specialty. so, yes, neither one of them, i don't think we're thinking those though they were thinking of as decorators and what could the what backdrops could they create, but she ultimately had her eye on sort of the final outcome. and what would the what would the the final solution be so it's very interesting to see the push and pull. she ultimately got wha

and morning stephan. a first question for you.just picnicking practices. >> well, number one, maintaining the proper food temperatures, you know, making sure that cold food stays cold and hot food stays hot and the other number 2 would be making sure that you're handling and storing food properly. you don't want any cross contamination. and then number 3 is handling it. keeping your hands clean and your surfaces clean. so lots of cleaner and also lots of paper towels and i can't emphasize enough lot. so water. could you want to be able to rinse off your utensils? it's especially there's if there's no running water and just keep things clean. >> i love the props. by the way, it's one of my favorite things about your segment. your tips for hot food hot. okay. so number number one is set. food has to stay at 140 degrees and higher. >> so it's it's it's real important that food doesn't stay out for more than 2 hours at a time. and this is really important to remember at a buffet. if you have that fit your house, that you can't have th

they say that the residents must be living in the zip codes of 949-529-4954, and 9, 4, 9, 5, 3 and a stephan. like i said, the police department will be here at the fairgrounds. they do say that the gun back buyback event starts at 9 o'clock this morning and they will be here until 1 o'clock this afternoon collecting any guns that anyone wants to turn. and again, no questions asked. all you have to do is just pop your trunk and they will collect the firearms from inside your car. i'll send it back to you. thanks very much, camila for that live report. >> the family of missing oakley woman-alexis kay believes the mother of her suspected killer knows where her body is located. they held a protest on friday outside the contra costa district attorney's office calling for charges to be filed against a gabe's ex-boyfriend's mother. alexis gabe was last seen on january. 26 and investigators believe her former boyfriend marshall jones murdered her that night. they think jones travel to his mother's home shortly after killing gave jones's mother, alicia clark was briefly detained in may on suspicion