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the big cat ha stowed away the entire time and made the trip just fine.wild. >>> forget a giant screen tv. this is the machine you need fo your next super bowl party. the autocado can slice and pale 75 pounds of avocados at a time. >>> san francisco has always been a haven for hippies, but barefoot baseball? the trend taking over at >>> there is a new trend and yo will appreciate this because it is sports -related. it is happening at oracle park. barefoot baseball players, not during the game, which would probably be some kind of rule violation? the players are doin this before the game. they are getting grass under their feet before warm-ups. it is called grounding. the giants players d this. joc pederson does it. the even combine it with meditation and breath work along with jp martinez. the goal, something many of us need to work on, is winding down and distressing. >> maybe they could put a lawn on the roof of kpix headquarters here? >> there are two kinds of peopl in the world. people who want t do that, and then people like me, like put those things

so, this is stow gardens in england. so landscape gardens english gardens were basically the only thing that jefferson liked about england, but he really did love them. he went to 19 different gardens which we did as well and stowe was one of his favorites jefferson took a lot of ideas back from the landscape gardens. he saw he looked at the follies the small little temples they had he had ideas about putting what they called eye catchers way off in the distance and kind of painting a tableau through landscaping and he would go back. he thought this was a great art form. this was a very important art form in the 18th century, especially for aristocare aristocrats with the states. it was kind of like almost like instagram today. you're kind of showing off the best side of things so he came back and and had had ideas for monte cello. the landscaping he would do a monticello, which you can see today. he left the base of his mountain very wooded and wild but if you go up the mountain to the top you see pastures rolling pastu

as humans began to travel, the high seas wrote in species stowed away on ships. they ended up over whelming island donations gene. dr. opponents argue that like invasive species, genetically altered mosquitoes would migrate. it's really a concern that these organisms will spread uncontrollably and possibly crash populations or possibly lead to extensions of space is designed to spread aggressively throughout the spaces and also just spread geographically across the board is the point is how, what's the potential extinction of the anomalies cambia mosquito impact ecosystems, just like b as in butterflies, many mosquito species are pollinators, transferring pollen from flower to flower. so what would the disappearance of the enough of these mean for plants? and what about the fiction? birds and baths that feed on whiskey those? then there is the genetic alteration itself. there is the possibility of it being passed on to other species of mosquito putting them at risk. i'm going to just find that risk, we're willing to take it or do something like say the environmen

all of a sudden out of the left side here the two heads popped up and it was the raccoons who had stowed away under the seat. >> they were nestled right in there with all of the life jackets. >> my first reaction was to jump overboard. >> but he didn't. spoiler alert, he didn't. instead steve lipton headed for shore as soon as possible and his wife shannon tried to help keep the raccoons calm as the animals took in all the sights. >> it's okay. you're okay. we did the best we can. i'm like an animal lover, so i was mortified of thinking of these like raccoons being in the middle of the lake. >> at one point it looked like they were just kind of leaning over the side of the boat enjoying the wind in their fur and enjoying the trip. >> once they got to shore the raccoons and the humans all disembarked safely. >> next time they will lock the hatch. >> hide the snacks. look at that guy. they probably had to return them to an animal sanctuary, can't keep them home. >> get to the dock, they probably scurried off and found the nearest trash can to rummage through. >> good first week for you? >>

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to use um, tell us that the situation is under control, even though that overnight that has been stowed, some flame still some price that has been rekindled in the mountains. i n. s. and i, as you can see, um i'm here at the coordination point of the fire workers that come in and talk to their colleagues and they're come from here and go deeper into the mountains. it is difficult to excess the place, verify is a burning and they told us, but they are very confident that they have a maybe even a stop the right fire around here because today it's not a very windy day. so here in cloth, with the situation is relatively calm. what about the rest of the country? because there are fires burning in multiple places around greece. of course, there's the, the island of rhodes, where the fires are still continuing to burn. people still being evacuated. what's the overall picture in greece with the fox? yes. yes sir. and right, the situation is still dire as to be for it. it's been the largest ever creation of all and going staff and some 20000 people are affected. also the tourists are apparently

stow cuz you can go critic for quite some time stroke. how became one of the 1st people placed on a list of western sanctions against russia ever since. this happened after the downing of malaysia airlines flight em age 17 and july 2014, by a missile over east and ukraine. and by the and i with the board healing as of last year, stroke of with sentence to life and a potential why a dutch chor, difficult for his alleged involvement as one of the commanders of the local militia stroke of support is gathered outside of moscow court calling for his release, he has around a 1000000 follower is on social media. when stroke of lost his leadership role in eastern ukraine, he became a harsh critic not just of the military, but of putin, as well as he called his recently formed opposition movements. the clubs of angry patriarchs and his supporters believe he is what the point is, right? which convenience, this is completely unlawful in my point of view. now, when the situation develops into very dramatic ways, after the mutiny, when the economic si

as long as corporation close to the collective unction of gangs were painted, the acts of islamic stow, the following, the latest burning of the co wrong during a sanctioned protesting speed. the, the very will welcome you, watching the weekly hearing on the international with the very latest world news updates on the round of the stories with shapes the week is good to have you with us. and we starting from for these 10 northern cities have declared a tough you to tackle. okay. all right, so the groups of the country since tuesday, the on west with sparks by the police killing of a young man of old jerry and descent in par. the french politician on the phone, the presidential candidate erickson more believes the on west stadium phones over the past weekend is tantamount to civil war. this is web. eric, we can clearly see that we're in the early stages of a civil war. what is the civil war? it's a confrontation between one part of the population against public authorities or the state is exactly what we have here today. this is an ethnic rise because every way we see losing way people

we don't know what he stowed the grand jury. -- said to the grand jury. we only know what he's been saying politically. if there is a case against the the president of the united states and his principle witness is his vice president is staggering. but mike pence politically doesn't want to be the person who takes down donald trump but he had the conversations, he had a private conversation with president trump day before january 6th and then a week later he had a private conversation and i think but none of us knowna whatever those conversations were, under oath in the grand jury, mike pence told the truth. he doesn't -- i don't know what he's saying in the political arena. that's a whole different ball game and not my expertise but i think the former vice president, his running mate could be the most compelling witness. mark meadows being a second. >> quickly, what could mike pence say about donald trump that could get him or put him in trouble? >> he could say that i know i lost the election. we got to do something to keep that sob or whatever he would

i told you stow stay in the closet. jumped the gun again.just imagine that, man is in your house, you're about to go to happy town, the lights turn on and your wife saves the day. once he's out of the house do you think you're going to go back to happy town? no, you're going to divorce court. >> greg: yeah. and you know what it says? democrat men are cucks. >> tyrus: yeah. >> guy: wow. really dmooifg 10:00 p.m. hour. >> greg: exactly >> all right, coming up we're giving praise to animals that amaze. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to greg's animal friends or gaf. the segment where each guest shares a segment of a critter you've got to see to believe. we're doing this now because 10:00 people love pets, animals and stuff get the young demo into animals. kat you go first >> kat: thank you. >> greg: you're welcome >> kat: i have a video of an elephant being cute. you will a see. look at the baby elephant chasing birds and clearly it's not going to work but all the older elephants are like let him figure it out who cares. hold on, here it

. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was the historic preservation c

catherine is one of those voices, the chief market strategist at stow next group.ow are you trading and thinking ahead of these all-important results? >> we have earnings coming up with some of the major powerhouses, microsoft, visa. we have big names reporting earnings, some of which are between 20 and when he 3% of the respective etf and indexes within the commune occasion sector, technology. it will be important that these beat for the market to continue to move higher. there likely to do so, but i would say we are at the precipice or the very peak of where we are anticipating the fed to stay on hold. everyone is expecting 25 basis points tomorrow and on hold for a good amount of time. my expectation is if the consumer remains as strong, we had it coming at the highest in two years, it will be difficult for the fed to get to that 2% target with the sector inflation so robust. thinking it is highly interest rate sensitive sectors and stocks, they are in the indices. caroline: if you have written this raid -- written this wave, they are trade, do you have to prote

they're centered here stow they have no incentive to dog new york.are just reporting what they see and what people are feeling. that's just the truth of the matter. one thing the mayor has to worry about for the next election is he only won by about a half point. the challenge came to him from the right not the left so the mayor i think doesn't really understand the leverage he has traditionally in new york city the mayor moves albany, the mayor moves the city council. right now those are our two big problems. the criminal justice reforms that were put up through albany and the city council he can bull i them and i don't understand why he doesn't. >> i don't either. if people carry knives around times square the media report i. quickly alvin bragg is terrified of using the subway but anyone who actually tries to stop people attacking passengers he throws the book at them. >> yes and let's take it to more mundane level and go back to broken windows policing which worked in this town. >> most everywhere. >> the fare jumping crime, not be everybody who

jack so stow went to the bedside of the wounded even for the liberal governor, the time for reform was over. now it would be total repression. 2 days after c v. the army mass, a good many so called reps. the shootings shocked the world's 2 months later, the friends found itself again in the dark at the un. but for administer, antoine penny remains defined in the mean. i mean, i don't know what digit is that. please don't. bodies please fell on deaf ears and the you and condemned the french action. the news delegation left the room immediately in the eyes of the world, the country that claims to uphold the declaration of human rights was fighting against freedom. but you and condemnation did not change french policy on the ground at all. the government soon introduced special powers, enabling him to fight the fallen by any means possible. until now, all only professional soldiers at font in out, syria. but now, young conscripts were needed to boost their rights for the french army. it was time for revenge after the loss of indo china, this war must be one. but the f. a land thought back

behind a defunct radio shack after falling out of the wheel well of the cocaine smuggler's cessna i stowedransistor, then snap the antenna off an abandoned buick to puncture my areola so i can parade around in the hobo nipple ring of news that is my segment, "meanwhile." [cheers and applause] i swear, i could do this all night. i can't see that too many times. meanwhile, it's march, and lifestyle bloggers are asking, "do you want to smell like st. patrick's day?" if the answer is yes, i wish you a swift recovery from getting kicked in the head by a police horse. but thanks to demeter fragrances, you can now buy cologne celebrating st. patrick's day with scents like "irish cream," "clover," and the alluringly vague "ireland." that last one is hard to describe. it evokes the intangible longing within the irish soul to... potatoes. it smells like potatoes. [cheers and applause] meanwhile, in australia, a popular beer has been recalled for having excess alcohol. that headline again: "beer recalled for being best beer." the beer in question is something called "your-mates, a watermelon-flavored

the little brother of harriet beecher stowe. so it was a very different milieu to go to 1920s new york, which is the into a land of gangsters and bootleggers and more cops than i ever thought possible. so in this case, we really it's much more of a dark of history and of course, that made research a very different thing. i mostly work out of the yale university where as you may or may not be surprised. they have a really excellent collection on congregational ministers. and when i started using interlibrary loan i by the way, won the prize for best user. eventually over a loan many years in a there also kids don't know what interlibrary loan is anymore but that that they finally were like they kept asking me what are you because i was ordering things about how to tell syphilis, gonorrhea or you know joke books about bordellos and. they finally said, oh, we'll just start building our collection. so if you ever at yale university, you can thank me that they're -- and collection is much bigger. of course, polly did not think of her

law. 1852 harriet beecher stowe writes uncle tom's now the abolition or the of slavery is not just a political issue. it becomes a social issue. the 1854 compromise the kansas-nebraska act. we do away with all the compromises we've had up until this point and now it popular sovereignty determines whether a territory comes in is slave or free. this gives us things like bleeding kansas 1857 the dred scott decision which reaffirms that slaves will not be free, even in free territory if you're a theorist and you live in the north, you washington dc is against your interest 1859 the john brown rate. now all of a sudden it's not just about a slave rebellion, it's about whites coming to incite a slave rebellion. and then finally the straw that breaks the camel's back is the 1860 election. if you think live in contentious political times, abraham lincoln wins the 1860 election with 39.8% of the popular vote, which really isn't too bad if you consider that he's not the ballot in ten states in the south. effectively, what happened back is you are elected in nember, but you didn't get inaugurat

i stowing oh for four whether the rule will be struck down we cannot make investment decisions et cetera. a great indeterminacy again not just in terms of what category of legal theory will get you out of the ordinary royals, once you articulate the court considers a structural challenge what kind of final actions can you challenge? >> can i ask you about your reliance on collateral or their cases? it's not clear what the situation here it is in any meaningful sense parallel to the situation, and the case where most of the collateral order is. the basis of jurisdictions are claiming 12 91, with the jurisdictions to final decisions. in the ordinary sense of the world, the orders that fall within a collateral order doctrine are not final. they're not the last order in the case of additions everything up. it is an exception to the ordinary meaning of clear statutory language. final decision. here, you have your apa argument. i understand. if we put that aside, the statutory language pushes in the opposite direction. 13 31 is just read literally. given the court jurisdiction over that. -- co

stow is formally known as the hub of bookstore. to the rest of the city connecting the 4 street car lines. green arcades remaining in the tory be handed over to medicine for nightmares. that's a bookstore near 24th street and treat avenue. taylor fans may have some bad blood with the people levi stadium. he's a venue is banning tailgating, both concerts this friday and saturday. also, there will be no designated viewing areas outside of the stadium. some fans that was the only way the part of the experience. he's a ticket. prices averaging at more than $1000. a ticket. >> i mean, like what gets our is to come back or want to perform in it. particular stadium, especially one as big as taylor swift is like. seeing that won her crown and our fans and mike one setting the tone this point. but for some people and to many in the amount of people to like celebrate and excited for her to be there is not not again, not a good way to get artists to come back or want to be a you're going you and get a live picture now of and when to run. >> w

stow cove gear gym, the present, beautiful booklet for quite some time. and now they decide to put you on this. i'd be fine bars and maybe this is beginning with campaign against the more radical patriarch find the forces as they call them. so be impractical times how significant a force and they've actually commas, are these radical patriots that you're talking about. the kremlin clearly perceives them always increasingly proceeding them as a threat. but in real terms, how much sway would they have in the country? a slightly moved to me of the root demonstrate that they are forced to wrap them with the stove of union doesn't come on the actual stairs. but also i believe has connections and uh, uh, and actually sympathizers and the russian military and the russian intelligence services. and that made him a problem, of course, even the personally has a lot of the foot, mr. pre gordon. they don't like each other, but that happens in the right to. but so this is kind of normal for regime to stretch out in a serious situation. is breakdown 1st. where then, ri

from the area initially said they were carrying after were teen line explosion. israel, another non stow technique that boil with un peacekeepers stationed at the border of correspondent zayna who has this update from their wish to the cross border fire incident has since been contained. the cautious calling prevails along that wall. a tile border is really true. child areas where it said a rocket was launched from southern lebanon into northern israel. there were no casualties. both sides clearly trying to avoid a major escalation of the the, the incidence really was more about the message is in fact there is a new calculus, a new military strategy. if you like something that's 11 these arms group has the law has made clear time and time again. and that's is israel from now on, is going to be facing a united front that the different front have united, for example, if, as well as to attack because of or the west bank, other front wheels will, we will retaliate. this is really, we've seen the past in the past week. we've seen this really is a launch, a major operation engineering attack.

now, stephen stow, a great quote. it's a little abstract, but i promise unpack it in more layman's terms. just a sec. he says, quote, survive as elites. they had to move beyond expression, exhibition, quiet, satisfy, and one's personal worth was culture was for display. consciousness had to be made manifest when it worked smoothly one felt the deep unity of image and action, personal belief and social influence. if it went awry, it flaunted falsehoods. it ran the risk of exposure by one's lesser. so facades were so to southerners, especially those in the ruling class, keeping up appearances than says was not trivial because. it was always attractive and often necessary to believe that appearances were real, as real as anything else, but that the master class could make. so appearances they wanted to believe were the real thing. this translates into what they're trying to accomplish with parties. so exactly what does this mean? what are we talking about by? performances. what do these women hope to showcase in going to

so they have ne stow o incentive to try to dog new york. they're just reporting what they seey are jt reporte. r and we're also reporting what people are feeling. and that's just the truth of the matter. lookut th the thingins thatg th the mayor has to worry about tor the next election is tha people forget this. he only won by about a half a point. right. challengf the came to him frome the right, not the left. >> so the mayor, i think, doesn't really understandna the levers that he has. traditionally in new york cityl, the mayor moves albany. the mayor moves the city council right nonow, those arepb our two big problems. the criminal justice reforms the eformst up through albany and through the city council, he can bully them. and i don't understande ca why e doesn't. no, i don't either. and look, if people carry massive noise around times square don't eithe, the media ig to report it. the job of the mayor is to stop people carrying massive kniveshe around times square. quickly on alvin bragg. i mean, he's terrified of usinfg the subway, b

account of how this misappropriation of taxpayer funds occurred and how they plan to recover the stowed them funds. given the roughly 160 billion-dollar discovery between the oig report in the sba report with the pertinent to hear from both parties as to why the discrepancy. unfortunately as indicated by the empty chair next to the inspector general right there she had declined to come before this committee. the small business administrator can we talk about small business is the engine of our economy. she was notified in time to be here under the rules and she has failed to request by the chair of this committee to answer questions on the half of the american people. where is the discrepancy and why the discrepancy? on multiple occasionsns the offe of inspector general has described sba data tracking environment is informal and ad hoc and designated investigatory body for the sba to oig holds the authority to shed light on this matter and therefore i would appreciate some insights insight on the following. inspector general stauber aside from the inspector general's office to consider

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