thanks, stephan. that's stephan simons in washington. britain's defense secretary, it says the u. k. isn't ruling out sending fighter jets to ukraine after a lukewarm reception on western allies to keep recent request for president. mcroy is also allowing for the possibility opiates on multiple conditions. but you, as president joe biden has ruled out providing american f sixteens, and germany flatly opposes sending jets cubes. requests for western fighter jets came on the heels of weeks of diplomatic wrangling that led to germany's decision to deliver leopard 2 tanks. ukraine. now, germany's defense minister acknowledges that there is an urgent need to replace the equipment in germany's own army fast and deadly. the leopard too, could be a game changer in ukraine. germany says it will deliver 14 of them by the end of march for ukrainian forces to use on the battlefield. defense minister bar is historian visiting the base from which the tanks will come said the decision to send leopard care is a cost. this is still miles already. the fact that ukraine needs every support and left

all right, thanks stephan. that's stephan simons in washington. a cycle of now add some other stories, making headlines around the world. this presidential vitals lawyer says an f. b. i search of the president beach house in delaware has turned up with no documents, with classified markings, documents had been found in a number of other locations linked to biden. his lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches turkish president rhetoric. i've heard one says ankara will look positively on finland's application to join nato, but he repeated his opposition to sweden. been a recent koran burning in stockholm, and good official to authorities have rated the home of one of ukraine's richest men and a former lensky ally e or cullum, whiskey. ukraine security for service says it has uncovered embezzlement to june of $1000000000.00. at 2, all companies owned until november by the bill in britain's defense secretary says the u. k. isn't ruling outstanding fighter jets to ukraine. adding to uncertainty over the fate of cubes. request

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but most of patients are interested. >> so stephane campion is voluntarily going to a dark place now.he has invited us along to brussels sewer museum. >> most people wouldn't want to look in sewers, how is this going to make you feel better? >> just the idea to go out, to go outside and meet some other people. i think that is the interesting point. >> art therapy is nothing new, neither is recommending that depressed patients visit museums. but what's being tried now in the pilot project, making that suggestion an actual prescription, appears to motivate the depressed patient to actually go and they can take up to three people along for free. this can be very important, doctors believe, for helping restore the feeling of community to a person who is suffering psychologically and possibly financially. >> the patient can go on his own with his own family and it's something new for us. and we are excited to use it ourself. >> the project was launched by deputy brussels mayor delphine houba, who had heard of a similar effort in canada and wanted to try it. >> in belgium, numbers of depres

but most of patients are interested. >> so stephane campion is voluntarily going to a dark place now.as invited us along to brussels sewer museum. >> most people wouldn't want to look in sewers, how is this going to make you feel better? >> just the idea to go out, to go outside and meet some other people. i think that is the interesting point. >> art therapy is nothing new, neither is recommending that depressed patients visit museums. but what's being tried now in the pilot project, making that suggestion an actual prescription, appears to motivate the depressed patient to actually go and they can take up to three people along for free. this can be very important, doctors believe, for helping restore the feeling of community to a person who is suffering psychologically and possibly financially. >> the patient can go on his own with his own family and it's something new for us. and we are excited to use it ourself. >> the project was launched by deputy brussels mayor delphine houba, who had heard of a similar effort in canada and wanted to try it. >> in belgium, numbers of depression

stephan simon's there in washington. thanks very much. the latest lou turnover to sports now after a winter of gold, his discontent had to berlin have broken through in spectacular fashion to score a win over bud. bah, the troubles are over as they sit 3rd from the bottom. unbelief table, but 4 goals and 3 points is for now something to finally smile ah, the limby a shout. ian is a beautiful building for visitors to admire. the problem for how to fans is but it's also been a very friendly place where the opposition often leaves with 3 points to take time as a gift. the kids on an emotional day midfield a toga, spaghetti carried the turkey's flag during a moment of silence. too. on an earthquake victims before the whistle, the problem was, after 17 minutes, it looked like emotion was not going to be enough to stir the hum sod lucan. it's his corner from the right met by the leaping nico alvready to get blood back to lead the hm. so i needed a spot and that came from the feet of the man who carried the flag pre game to gets he plays a tasty

congress likely to pass the george slide justice and policing act is i washington correspondent, stephan seems i'll that's a tough question. you know, if you would have asked me 3 years ago after recovered or the untimely and horrible death of george floyd. if this is going to happen, if the george floyd, police and justice act will go through congress, i would have said yes, no doubt ill go through and guess what? it didn't a crash and burn in the senate. now the senate is in democrats hands, but the house is in republicans hands and i'm not so sure if it will really happen . i think millions of americans are hopeful. many politicians on both sides are hopeful. it will because that's what not only camel harris, but also al sharpton and everybody there and everybody in the community black mascot, manor community, and those families who lost their daughter's brothers sisters, her husband's father's mothers, and hoping for a real change. and al sharpton said in his eulogy, which was really strong that he and many, many, many others will not stop fighting for the george flood, policing and

thank you, stephan. right. can we have the lady i think his next.ould you identify yourself and be very brief? we have 11 minutes at about 20 hands up. >> sure. thank you so much. my name is maggie, a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council but him as my question is chair of the board of operation eagle foundation and a founding member of the u.s. aid afghan efax coal ash and. >> you your time. keep going. quick. >> great. prats and unpopular question and i imagine the chairman will have some thoughts, what about the afghans that are fighting back, particularly in the region you mentioned that lithium exists and is there a way, something, anything? i ask that you all of you. i know this is something you spend some time on. >> sure. you know, there is a resurgence of northern alliance that with the freedom fighters into first place and actually the day before 9/11 their leader was taken out and assassinated, which we all remember. what mahbouba cities are interesting because you two governments, the u.n., it's not even the united states and

w correspondence, stephan simons. shortly after the object was down and he outlined what else? the canadian authorities have said about the incident about this incident, sir, let me say it's getting busy with the shoot down of unidentified or identified objects over north american aerospace. and this is what happened as far as we know so far. and it is not much so it's around $341.00 p. m. eastern time. this time zone here at the east coast. a u. s. f 22 fighter jet, scrambled by norah. norah is the north american aerospace defense corporate command and that is a organization which is responsible for the serenity, air serenity of the united states and canada. so this is a joint operation and it was in this case to 2 or more fighter jets. but from the us and from canada were scrambled and f 22 from the u. s. finally shot that unidentified object down which cruised at about 40000 feet. and that was according to officials. the reason why they shot it down because it threatened or post a threat to civilian air, craft and civilian air traffic. now where is it? it is, as you said, wa

stephan simon's there in washington. thanks very much for the latest. turn out of some of the stories making news right now. auckland, new zealand slider city is bracing itself for more bad weather as a quote potentially devastating storm is forecast. thousands of people have been left out power and dozens of flights have been cancelled. it comes less than 2 weeks after the city experienced historic rain, which killed 4 people. germany's conservative cd you party as emerge as the strongest force in the rerun of berlin's local elections. preliminary results give them roughly 20 percent with the social democrats and greens, which are currently in the city government in vic. each standing around 18 percent popish is included. rising rents and housing shortages sports. and after a winter of goal is discontent. heritage. berlin have broken through in spectacular fashion score when over. glad bah, the troubles aren't over, as they said, 3rd from bottom on the league table, but 4 goals and 3 points is for now. and then finally smiled the limby a shout. ian is

and this is a, not a very subtle way of working it's, it's a real threats stephan van for him as the general manager at alpha port vodka, which represents employers at the port of antwerp. he said it was risky to even speak with us on the topic. i realized that this is a danger. may be also for myself and my family. i think there's no alternative than being open about this problem. if you stay silent, i considered as to be cooperation to these guys. i think we need to stop them. that's a top priority for the you police agency euro pool, because so many other crimes are linked to drug trafficking. whoever is involved in a drug trafficking is also involved in money laundering and dockman for europe, whole emphasizes. it can't even begin to tackle this problem without help from around the globe. yon up going north says they're increasingly teaming up with origin countries like columbia, as well as places where king is often sit. he says it's working step by step quite a few of high value targets where taken out were arrested in dubai. and they were alleged lee orchestrating or cocaine t

who is stephan and stephan's quintet? is that one of your children, too? >> no, no, my my other child is kieran, who i think might be a future lawmaker. so you may see him here at some point. >> in the meantime, i'd have to say that of the eight years that we have been on this committee, this is maybe tied with the gravitational waves hearing is the most fascinating that we've had. so you've been terrific witnesses. i'm really impressed with the depth of your knowledge and your excitement and your ability to transmit that to us and to the world. so thank you very, very much. so, before the record will remain open for two weeks for additional statements from the members or additional comments on the direction of history in the universe. and for any additional questions, the committee may ask the witnesses. the witnesses are excused and the hearing is now adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

i drank on stephanic conductor. and i came from russia.an internship as in belarus, and after that i will start working as a doctor. each hero has his own unique story and his own view of belarus, but in fact, the theater is the bolshoi theater of belarus we see from russia in the same way as you see marinka in russia for us it is, well, the bolshoi bolshoi theater with a history with a reputation, belarusian . the people for a very long time even the belarusian anthem begins. we are peaceful people in belarus. very nervous people, very calm people. yes, desirable uh, hardworking, see the program view of belarus on our tv channel. this is the area of ​​interest we continue. now the results of trading on the belarusian currency stock exchange, our ruble has strengthened against the russian ruble. so the following rates are set dollar 2 rubles. 76 kop. for 10 yuan at the auction, they gave 4 rubles. 9 kop. 3.80 is worth 100 russian rubles , the euro exchange rate rose by the national bank, it is 2 rubles. 98 kop. in the laboratory of the bel

that has people worried, including one notable neighbor, stephan curry. there are still folks that think the talent should simply defy it. >> if it means litigation, it means litigation. we are talking about the communities where people pay billions of dollars to live here . they expect in return, privacy and space. >> as atherton tries to figure out a way to avoid the choices that other cities are making, the united way bay area said it is a matter of equity. he said the housing element was created long ago to battle racial and economic injustice. it now has the teeth to make it a reality . >> i don't think just because he bent more money in your house and someone else spent on the house, that california law or the constitution should be applied differently. >> there considering what they call an overlay zone. local schools may add housing as well. the help that in the 80s and property on oakwood will be enough. the deadline is tonight and the town council knows it has to submit something or face losing all control. that is not something attalla mike ath

stephan sayer posted an article in the cyberspace stating that the zionist regime was responsible for terrorist attacks of the 11th. it had published in september, this trend of anti-semitism was accused. human rights organizations say that saudi crown prince bin salman doubled the number of executions in this country. according to the report of the afp , citing two human rights organizations in europe, the average number of executions in saudi arabia between the years 2010 until 2014, there were 70 people, but in the recent prayers, it has reached 129 people. the number of people who died in the boat overturning accident in sad tan lake in the northwest of pakistan on saturday reached 49 people. initial comments said the cause of the accident the boat was worn out and more than the capacity to carry passengers. during one of the football league matches of this country, iraqi youths praised the leader of the quds heroic operation. these young people displayed a large picture of the martyr of khali al-qamar in the arshad international stadium of iraq last friday. using a handgun, he ki

to play tonight and >> as i said the other night, we we've already been through a stretch without stephan handle it pretty so we're confident we can do that again. i never ask anybody to shoot more or i we have skies to be aggressive, but that doesn't necessarily mean shooting. it just means attacking in. i the those shots will will naturally kind of be distributed around the group. >> know and you ask anybody to shoot more. expect a heavy dose of jordan didn't when he points per game in 30 starts this year. so he will take on a bit of the load with staff out. we'll have another live report coming up in the 6 o'clock now. but for now, that's all we have from chase center. i'm jason dumas kron. 4 sports. back to you guys. appreciate that j. and coming up later today will be speaking with ucsf sports medicine expert doctor nirav pandya who will have more on. >> curry's leg injury, talk about the ligaments, the bones. that's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. >> up next, music's biggest night takes over la from historic winston biggest best album of the year. we're going recap of the 65

no stephan curry, no andrew and no draymond green. >> klay thompson got a standing ovation, why is hey. >> the splash brother klay thompson was on fox, 12 three- pointers from klay thompson, only to away from his record, 40 point -- 42 points in all, amazing. and through the way. and take myself it hits another three, and warriors win 116-101 against the lowly rockets, currently the knife seed in the western conference. this is pretty special. patrick marleau day in san jose, the sharks legend will have his jersey retired. is what a retired, the first jersey and sweater to retired in sharks history. >> making a big announcement today, here's the headline, slashing beer prices. >> what's the catch? >> it will drop from $14 to nine dollars but the nine dollar beers are only available at the doggie diner concession stand at the ballpark. and one type of domestic beer, coolers or blood was all of the location. $14. >>> we are getting a sneak peek of oaklands parade, black joy parade, honoring black heritage, the largest family- friendly event of its kind in california, today's preview, or

this is stephane, carsten, future ologist. how important is public transport for a german culture? well, 1st of all, the comments. so other transportation is trying hard and is fighting with full extent to get more info and people nowadays on us. then public transportation is inclusive, it's sosa and it's sustainable. the idea of the european city is to be around in public space and not talking your private car. here for 23 hours. the city is about sitting and copies and dresser and talk to each other debate the the great, the courses of our times at public transportation is the enabler. now it's time to meet the professional, those who keep the whole buffalo system moving. i'm thinking questions, shirley jones, who dr. trains in berlin and she loves it. that's money. transferring the tunnel for the 1st time with great experience, the 1st time in the stock whole, the lights everywhere, the signals, the sounds of the trains. it's really great feeling. it's fun, right? this is a job stress. so netflix is cindy. fog is the most annoying thing is passengers holding doors open when it's

my name is stephan. should i am on a dish pin? they asked for as it's in the a kind of in coughed am. emma charlie, how does land, whom am i taught? how hm. a shoe in a visa back land. honestly with love. i live like in they can with it come up in so i wouldn't ishmael for knowing and us and you know, even say that and being me call kima. good. now heidi find that when he's in my seat, i ask about warden voiding. bid on my plastic denita sherlock. let us see how that truly out his own. hardly hear else we are cooling off dimension d n. a near 40 isn't unlocking lorn, does this, our middle of i live isn't shuffling, delete and franchise wooded honda. i in cost along the tiber to swing $2.00 times as i clocked ah, resilience and i own mode the only a 0 to get back to place. while i'm on that you have to come to say it, i see on potential issues. you a tremendous urine seeker increase on sale, i put put as shown in fossil pasco, onique. so what i was yelling, customer phone sally for me lab. so for bullshit renewal yang, if with a bo

it was apparently a literal case of nimby in a letter to the city of atherton stephan aishah curry wrote. >> we hesitate to add to the not in our backyard rhetoric but we wanted to send a note before today's meeting, safety and privacy for us. and our kids continues to be our top priority. and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton has home state law requires all cities offer more affordable housing. so zoning for a higher density project is being considered at a special city council meeting. and this is just one of the ways that opportunity is proposing to do that. just one of the parcels where they're thinking we're going to >> essentially unchanged from what it currently is now, which is one mansion per acre to 20 per acre. >> potential atherton is pretty much all mansions right now, according to realtor dot com. it is america's richest city with an average home sale price up 8.2 million. the currys recently moved up court from one atherton estate into a bigger 30 million dollar property. the couple rights that should the new townhouse project proceed. we asked that the town com

dr. stephan, i was referred to the jess jellyfish. numbers are booming, due to for patty of manmade factors, artificial waterways. so his canal which connects the red sea to the mediterranean, are transporting new jellyfish species here in climate change is enabling these newcomers to survive with some of the temperatures in the mer to rising by 1.15 degrees c in the last 3 decades. how bad is the problem? stephanie ecological impacts of jellyfish is sir equivalent to 2 lions from the savannah. they are top per the doors. so they kind of have an impact on the functioning of the marine ecosystem some cases. so we have larger, la fisher wish loom suit to reach dance with his life up to 300 or, or 400 pounds. so bare square kilometers along the coastline. so these would affect her, particularly human activities, fly her swimming on the along the calls or fishery. and even aqua cultural plants may be affected because in some cases, the venomous jellyfish can keep a 100 thousands of fish. in a few days, these blooms are hissing, local fishing industries hard. it is estimated that in the north ad

but the field goal was to stephan's to play. the 2nd one in bonnie j. castro is with disappointed eagles fans in philadelphia. this was an epic game, a nail biter, but not ending in the way that the eagles fans that i hung out with all day wanted it. and i want to ask some of them actually on a lease kaminsky, thanks for spending time. thank you for being here. i am sorry for the loss of your team. how do you feel about it? it's pretty tragic. it feels a bit like a funeral to be completely honest, but all faith in the birth. you know, i think we're a good team. we believe we do and, and we're still here for philadelphia and go bird. what about that halftime show with rianna email, email, and oh my gosh. if that wasn't the best half time, so than i'd ever seen than i don't know what it, i probably got a concert. i did so well. she played all the good ones. she everything she needed to it was the most amazing you have them. so all of my dell and all of my gallons was i've been dancing for the half time show. i got a test that happ

my name is alexeyn, stephanic conductor.nd i came from russia i want to surf the internet already as in belarus and after that i will start working as a doctor. each hero has his own unique story and his own view of belarus, but in fact, uh theater the bolshoi theater of belarus we see from russia just like you. see marinka in russia bolshoy bolshoi theater with a history with a belarusian reputation, very comfortable, even the belarusian anthem starts in belarus peaceful people. very nervous people, very calm people. yes, if you wish, see in the program a look at belarus on our channel. in hand the book was gutted side by side, choking on a skin word. man's creativity is the most marvelous and worthy of respect, this book in books live dunks passed away, memos expressively improve people's voices. good morning. to all those who have just joined us. we are not on the viennese. we're live greeting sister. we wish you a pleasant awakening and we remind you that today is wednesday and it is already february 8 in our studios at

in islam about 40, so come out of what are the reactions in pakistan to use us prevents michelle stephan. and what legacy does he leaves behind where they have a white bread condolence messages from they military wayne enrich all 3 services offer decked and darlin said i'd rela, deposits on the prime minister by shirley was created, offering as condolences and all to his family to bear this particular loss now was shut up. god had taken no law as a military chief in 1998. just a few months off. he was there, pointed at military j a road, waited a long girlfriend above is the prime minister. now why should he decided to sac came a didn't try to come back to the country. a jack dropped prevented from landing and buckets on and got led to a cool enrichment shut up the fall off and was later after a desperate random. i've pointed out the president, now shut up, god lived a make legacy. a supporter will tell you that. but just on saw relative progress regards of alliance with the united states and the coke or water on get out. sandra viewed financial assistance from the united states to facil

a professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade at dr. stephan guy edge, he says, washington is interested in military cooperation with countries that border russia . it is by those on these racial which is leisurely trying to make all the bordering countries bordering russia as their proxies in a war. one thing that this is really a very mean, a very mean plan to drag more and more countries in conflict that actually what i think the americans want to do, they want to open another front against russia, which is a caucasian from milan, has been facing a political crisis for a while now, it is a deeply divided by a theme. and what i would like to remind everybody regarding both below and georgia is, was secretary at the time, john kerry, 78 years almost to the day when he said that countries such as the georgia will. and he mentioned that a number of other countries are on the line of fire between the united states and russia. and it was all in his comment regarding ukraine, how the united states should keep a supporting it and so on and so forth. so unfortunately, with the es

when stephan clark was killed in sacramento, california, it is important community see swift justice,oo. killed in staten island, new york, it is important the community see swift justice, too. when pamela turner was killed in houston, texas, it is important that the community see swift justice, too. when bj was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it is important to community see swift justice, too. when terrence was a black man having car trouble in broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back on video, it was important that the community see swift justice, too, on that. when botham jean was eating ice cream and his own apartment, please want to come in shoot and kill him and say, "i thought it was my apartment" and in her position in self-defense, it was a need to have swift justice, too. and so no more. no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us that it is going to take six years, that it is going to take a month, that it is going to take three years like laquan mcdonald. no

when stephan clark was killed in sacramento, california, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when eric garner was killed in staten island, new york, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when pamela turner was killed in houston, texas, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when ej bradford was killed on thanksgiving night in birmingham, alabama, it's important that the community see swift justice too. when terrance was a black man having car trouble in the broad daylight in tulsa, oklahoma, walking away with his hands up and they shot him in the back, on video, it was important that the community see swift justice too on that. when botham jean eating ice cream in his own apartment, police come and shoot and kill him, and say i thought it was my apartment, in self-defense, and her position, it was a need to have swift justice too. and so no more. no more can they ever tell us when we have evidence on video of them brutalizing us, that it's going to take six years. it's going to take a month, that it's going to take three years

that james webb telescope -- the tarantula and nebula, the cartwheel galaxy, the cosmic cliffs, stephan's quintet, just to name a few. the visual impact of the images alone with the unprecedented clarity and detail provides an inspirational value i hope will draw a new generation of scientists and explorers into astronomy, astrophysics and the sciences. today's hearing will delve into what those stunning images tell us, what questions will those mesmerizing pictures answer, one -- what new mysteries will date -- they reveal and how will the observations help us understand how our university came to be. the birth and evolution of stars, planets, galaxies, how the conditions arose for life to exist on this planet, may be in the solar system asked the galaxy. i am eager to hear from witnesses on what they are learning in the first few months in this operation. which began officially july 12, 2022. the sciences is just beginning but the journey to get here has been decades in the making. recommended is the top priority for major new investments in the national academy of science engineering m

stephan curry's card -- rookie card is on the block. it has his signature and a uniform patch.n existence. the auction started monday and reached six figures. the current bid is about $160,000. by the way, the warriors lost this -- last night to the clippers and we will move on to more positive news. reggie: the oscars are on and jimmy kimmel said that he was not the first choice for hosting duties, kind of. jobina: check out this promo. >> let me be perfectly clear, you are not my first choice or my second choice, or third through 11th choice. we asked a lot of people before you. >> i would rather not know who they were. >> whoopi goldberg, jon stewart, tina fey, chris rock, arsenio, cheney -- chevy chase, a child dressed as a pirate. jobina: that is actually funny. reggie: a child dressed as a pirate is a good one. jobina: in this spoof of "top gun: maverick" camel about his hosting --kimmel about his hosting credential. reggie: it has been nine times for billy crystal. jobina: i am not keeping up with the prompter. the 95th oscars are on sunday, marched -- march 12 on abc 7.

stephane bancel's going to come before the committee, just coincidentally they announced that they were spend billions for the vaccine. look, the bottom line is, i think most americans know year after year the pharmaceutical industry makes tens of billions of dollars. they pay their ceos outrageous compensation packages and meanwhile, we pay by far the highest prices in the world. stephen, i've taken people over the canadian border to buy insulin products for one-tenth of the price in canada compared to the united states. there are people in this country who are dying because they cannot afford the prescription drugs. and these guys keep raising their prices. >> stephen: we have to take another break, but stick around. more bernie sanders ahead. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv p

and this is a, not a very subtle way of working it's, it's a real threats stephan van for him as the general manager at alpha port vodka, which represents employers at the port of antwerp. he said it was risky to even speak with us on the topic. i realized that this is a danger maybe also for myself and my family. i think there's no alternative than being open about this problem. if you stay silent, i considered as to be cooperation to these guys. i think we need to stop them. that's a top priority for the you police agency, europe or because so many other crimes are linked to drug trafficking. whoever is involved in a drug trafficking is also involved in money laundering and dockman fraud. you're a pull emphasizes it can't even begin to tackle this problem without help from around the globe. yon up in north says they're increasingly teaming up with origin countries like colombia, as well as places where indians often sit. he says it's working step by step. quite a few high volume targets were taken out, were arrested in dubai. and they were alleged lee orchestrating cocaine traffick

and i was like grabbing handfulls and stephan mom, christine, aka victory's mom.ays victory was born with she was singing little nursery rhymes at 18 months. and she was on pace morning noon and night mom says victory can be heard singing. >> victory sometimes sings in her sleep as we try to figure out what's on his. she's singing in their her siblings agree that their sister sings. you know, when asked if it can get a little annoying. >> he >> says he's seen the scenes a but they did find a fix for it, telling victory to sing to are stuffed animals. making the perfect audience, her teddy's could never compare to her biggest audience yet. it was 67,000 at the stan is you'd think she'd be nervous. but instead, victory says she felt one happy and 2 freezing. >> had like 4 coats. >> and big cat. >> lots of socks and lots of too. >> accomplishment after accomplishment. victory thought she had done it all. that is until the guinness world records contacted us asking a victory would be interested in breaking the world record for the youngest opera singer and she sang on

we'll start over here with stephan and lafances. you're the biggest fans around., you guys are legends and you showed up, like, you got here 2:00 a.m. >> yeah. >> took a quick nap, you showed up here, you clearly love the eagles. why so much? >> because no one likes us and we don't care. [ laughter ] >> those light poles and deep flying. >> we love it. all right, so the fans represented here, the cheerleaders, pom-poms are going. but now let's do action off to the races doing a super bowl obstacle battle. there's swag on the line. so i'm going to have you guys get into your positions, please, at the obstacle course as i sort of run down the rules here with julia. julia, you and i will hang out here. so here's how it's going to work. we got one person from each team. you're going to start and hit the dummies, you're going to go through it and run back as fast as you can, tag your teammate. they'll do the same thing and then you will run back and the first team to complete the whole challenge wins the swag. very exciting stuff. julia, you are in charge of this. take